We did our grocery shopping prior to leaving anchorage thinking there wouldn't be a store up here…read more We didn't think about bringing stuff for a fire (can't have a bonfire without s'mores!). We stopped in for the necessities and were pleasantly surprised by this place.

Grocery stores a bit sparse out here in this area, and this one is a nice site and it's a big one…read morethat has more than just the groceries. The grocery area is smallish and tightly packed. There's a bottom story with laundry and pay showers. If memory serves, there is also a liquor store attached. It's a neat little place. We grabbed some snacks to take to the lodge with us, prices are Alaska high, but they do have much of what someone may need.

Costco-mini-me Pros:…read more *They are located everywhere *All the staff is very nice *Locations are usually clean and stocked Cons: *You only get half of the amount of the product at 100% mark up *Everything is more and more expensive the further out the store is (ie; I live in Big lake, this store is the most expensive out of all the 3 bears in the area, double and triple the price.) I want to support local, however, if a actual Costco opened in Wasilla, it would most likely put 3 bears out of business.

Primarily fast check out, bulk items, what's not to like…read more I've watched them tackle shop lifters. I feel safe while buying my Costco sized chip bags. No small talk so just get in and out. Simple, fast, easy.

This is a review for Carrs, Palmer Pharmacy. I went to pick up a prescription and asked if they…read morecould check one of the discount prescription cards that they usually have right there or that you know I have in my wallet. The young man at the register was polite and did so. When it turned out cost more to use a discount discount card, I went original price. However, in the course of a couple of the price that came up on my prescription was now significantly higher. I asked why that was the case and he didn't know. pharmacist who came over and told me price changes that's the new price that was his . So I declined to fill the prescription indicated that I was going to transfer it to another . When I tried to get the name of the prescription, the gentleman at the window told me I had to go get back in line. So I just point in time. I cannot tell you how many times I've had other problems at . I do not recommend it at all.

Very clean. Love coming here. Great selection and service. We stop every time we are in Palmerread more

The inventory of goods is crazy and it being my first time in any Fred Meyers and not knowing the…read morestore it was a bit overwhelming. Nonetheless we were able to find someone to help us find that one specific item we needed.

Convenient shopping. This was a good stopping point for our bus…read more We were able to get less expensive food for dinner and breakfast. If you have a Kroger card, you can use it here. One of the cashiers does not listen well. We told her the machine was out of paper for receipts. All she did was clear the machine. Not all stores are like this.

Stopped in to this crowded location and walked around grocery and clothing. Kid had to use…read morerestroom in back of store - Locations inside were clean - location was busy and crowded Prices are Walmart prices and lots of clearance items as well. Checking out was busy - as expected- but in and out with self checkout Walmarts are big and crowded. That's for the selection and prices. Many clearance items we purchased Solid 4 -

I had a Walmart pick up and went into the Walmart app to let them know that I was on my way…read more I arrived at the parking lot, which was completely full and waited to pull into a space. I pulled into space number 17 and checked in with the color of my car. My check-in time was 6:23 PM. I waited and waited and waited. A guy came out with groceries and asked me for my pin number from the order and I gave it to him and he said oh I don't have the right order and will be out in a little bit. I waited and waited and waited. The lady next to me got her groceries after pulling in after me and said I may want to call the store number and let them know you've been waiting for over an hour. I did that at least four times and no answer. A guy was delivering groceries to someone else's car and I went over to him and I said it's been well over an hour and I still don't have my groceries and he said he would check into it next and bring them out. I waited another 15 minutes. I put in a call to the one 800 customer service and got a guy on the phone and he asked me all my information and he said he would check me in and I said I already did that at 6:23 PM. And he said he would do it again and by that time the guy finally came out with my groceries and he says well you have everything. I said well I'm not happy with the service and I feel as though I deserve something because my time is just as valuable as everybody else and it was clearly a complete screwup on their end. I said I'm not satisfied with that. He says well that's all he can do and I said it's not acceptable and I expect something and he hung up the phone on me. I went into the grocery store and talked to the manager and of course she wasn't very helpful. She said they had a refrigerator problem and the people had to run back back-and-forth in the store, not my problem. I got some sorry and there was nothing she could do so clearly she didn't care either. I called the one 800 customer service number back again and talk to a gentleman. explained the situation all over again. I said I feel as though my time is valuable and I'm not satisfied with how I was treated by anybody so far so he offered me a $10 coupon. To be honest with you, not looking to get my groceries for free, but certainly my time is worth more than $10 but at least he was decent to talk to and tried his best. It was a miserable order experience and doubt I would ever use it again if that's how they treat a so-called Walmart plus customer for their screw ups

The new owners have made it unappealing to families for dining Or even to bring the gang in for ice…read morecream our large families that supported this establishment for many years enjoyed the positive atmosphere. Also, it was our go to after games or other activities or just family get together's, but the loud music and the rudeness now that is displayed makes us very unlikely that we will continue supporting this business, which is very sad because it's been a part of our family for so so so very long. Some of the staff is still ok but lots of changes:( for the bad food and services and ambulance down the drain

Our bus stopped here on the way down to Anchorage. They sell various items including soft drinks,…read morehot dogs, etc., but their speciality must be ice cream. Their roof is lined by ice cream cones and they have more ice cream cones decorating the property including an icecream cone fountain. They sell soft serve (including Flavorburst) and regular hard ice cream (Glacier). They had about 20 flavors and another dozen or so of Flavorburst. A single scoop is $3.95 and a medium Flavorburst is $3.20. I tried the Alaska Berry which was delicious. Their staff was very fast, friendly and efficient which is helpful when 40+ people exit a bus to use the facilities and eat an ice cream. The store has a couple restrooms on the inside and another three on the outside.

Great store, we picked up a lot of things we have been looking all over for. Very friendly and…read moreeverything was great. Parking lot was a bit rough with all the snow, but it's anchorage, roads are always awful in Anchorage!

Nice store. Such a big open area with an ok selection of items. Not as much as other stores that…read moreI've been to. But I like how open it is. And its very clean. Not a fan of the $5 coconut water. Lol. For that in vegas it normally costs half the price. Overall. Its a decent store.

They have a relationship with Costco, so even though the closest one is in Anchorage, Three Bears…read morebridges the gap. Store is clean, people there are nice.

We are six months into a deadly, global pandemic that can be greatly curtailed by the kind and…read moresimple act of wearing a cloth face mask. During today's busy noon hour, every employee I saw was maskless. As were three-fourths of the customers. The reputation of MatSu Valley's population is well-earned. Avoid this place like the plague.

I was at Fred Meyer -East 1000 E Norther Light…read more The African American store person @ self check out was very nice. He was extremely kind and handled everything very efficiently. I was truly grateful. This took place around lunchtime on April 26th. I look forward to shopping at this store again in the future.

Wow y'all, wow. I…read moreknow tensions are high and we're getting cabin fever, but can we please show some empathy for the people that are out on the front lines? Fred Meyer's employees put themselves at risk of infection every day. They are overworked and understaffed and underpaid. They, along with medical professionals and first responders, are keeping us alive right now. The only difference is that they are paid and respected much less by our society. To clear a few things up: Instacart: is not owned by Fred Meyer. If you have a problem with them, you shouldn't put that on Fred Meyer. Also: Instacart workers are also on the front lines, and need your compassion. It's a GOOD THING: that grocery stores are being strict about returns. THIS DISCOURAGES HOARDING, in addition to being SAFE. In times like this, we should only buy what we NEED. OK, so with that soapbox out of the way: Freddies is doing a great job, all things considered. Social distancing markers are in place on the floors. Employees are constantly sanitizing and/or changing out gloves. Food is getting re-stocked only days after the hoarders take it all. Despite all the added strain, employees remain cheerful and eager to help. Oh, and they are keeping alcohol sales going...essential indeed. Let's be nice, and keep it classy, Anchorage. We'll get through this.