It Does Its Job It's…read morea grocery store in a small town, so nobody should expect them to have every version of every thing ever made or to have prices that compete with the massive chain stores. [Gets down from soap box...] They had what we needed, the quality was good, the prices were reasonable, and the customer service was friendly. That works for me!

This store sucks, and so do the people who work here. Came in to buy some necessities as we are…read morespending the night in the area, not a single greeting. I hate to make things about race but we are Hispanic and it seems as though they stopped what they were doing and were just watching us throughout the store especially the older women. As the man was ringing up our items nothing was said to us just him scanning us paying that's it. I don't recommend this place at all, I would rather driver further out to than feel uncomfortable and unwelcome here.

I think this is the only decent size grocery store in a small town. The produce is fairly fresh…read morehere. You can find mostly what you need and they have a food court section. We grabbed a couple pieces of steak, corn, mushrooms and fried chicken for our lodge that we were staying at 5 miles down. We were able to grab what we needed for dinner and breakfast. The cashiers were very friendly.

OK, the food is decent. The customer service was really nice. The ambience was a great little small…read moretown feel . They have a large enough parking lot. The prices are definitely way overpriced super expensive. I would suggest going further away to get more reasonably priced groceries.

Mossy rock market has new owners and they seem to care about our community as much as the previous…read moreowners and we enjoying shopping there instead of driving in t ou chehalis!!!

Have come in 3 times in the last week and been disappointed…read morein the service(lack of it) each time. HUGE difference between now and January when people are harder to come by and you rely on locals more. Might want to check with D9 on how to treat your locals. We just left here and went there(8 miles away) to get our ice cream.

buy flowers and by third day they are garbaged. the fruit lasts about as long, especially bananas…read more pay a pretty penny and they don't last. terrible! The Centralia store is a horrible place to shop. Parking lot is not convenient for shopping. Gas station is always partially not working and very congested getting in and out. Need to have one way in one way out like Costco. Bring your business up to date..

I'm genuinely amazed. Nearly every time I try to log into the Safeway app to view your weekly ad,…read morewhether I'm using my home computer or my phone, it doesn't work. Yes, it works occasionally, but I find it hard to believe that something as simple as viewing a grocery ad fails for me roughly 50% of the time. What are the odds? At this point, it's less frustrating than it is disappointing. Customers shouldn't have to wonder whether a basic feature of your app is going to function from one day to the next.

This little market store had way more than I ever thought it would! The produce selection is…read morehonestly amazing. Everything is fresh. Tons of organic options. Staff is very helpful if you're looking for something. It's a mountain town grocery store - don't expect a giant Whole Foods and you'll be good. This is perfect for things you forgot to bring camping or didn't have room for in your cooler on the way up.

This was an incredible surprise to see the selection of bourbons they had. Very helpful staff and…read moreKris was absolutely fantastic! They had a number of rod allocated bourbons that just happened to be at the market.

Jesse, the actual pharmacist was 5/5 very helpful and solved my problem. As a prescriber, I was…read moreshocked when the techs presented themselves as the pharmacist, no giving their title and giving absolutes as to what could and couldn't be done without offering solutions or clarifying their role even when I stated this was a very important medication to fill. Madison, especially, acted like the pharmacist until I asked directly what her role was. Don't take the techs word for it and don't let them push you around. When there was an issue, the techs should have called immediately but they didn't call and left it up to fate. Ask them to call your prescriber if they are difficult and make sure the pharmacist is involved. These techs know little and have a suck it up attitude which is entirely inappropriate for the medical field.

Automotive counter, the guy was not knowledgeable about tires. No faith in the automotive…read moredepartment. I'm glad I have options elsewhere.

Okay, I may be biased because of the kitty but having visited a handful of remote areas, I've…read morelearned to appreciate the essentiality of the general store. They're stores that "generally sell all the things". This shop definitely achieves that. The day before, we were hoping to go to a grocery store but of course there aren't any. We happened upon a "market" which was nothing more than a gas station mini mart that didn't carry much at all. I had lectured my cousin at that point that the place to pick is always the General Store. One day later, we came here. It was a bit musky and run down looking, but the lady working there was super nice and the shop itself had TONS OF STUFF. Need pvc piping? This is your spot! Need random fishing supplies, you can get that here! Missing your pet cat at home? Come here and meet Samsung and make up for lost cuddles! Okay okay, in all seriousness though, we came here for a resupply on foods. We were able to purchase ground beef, pasta sauces and organic pasta! There was also a huge selection of ice cream and ice cream bars too. Not too much for the vegans, but that's to be expected. HOWEVER there were two instant noodles that were vegan/vegetarian-friendly, which was more than enough to make me happy. I didn't buy anything but was thoroughly impressed with my exploration of their curation of "general offerings". There were hatchets, ice scrapers, mops, cleaning supplies, random souvenirs and pretty much anything you can think of that you might need to get when staying in a cabin for a few days. One bummer was they sold out of eggs, but at least they carry them! Did I mention you need to visit because of the kitty? She's the cutest and had an adorable bed set up in one of the aisles. Sorry I didn't get a pic of it but just look at the kitty, Samsung!

I love old general stores like this. The old wood planks give this place so much character, and…read morejust imagine the stores those walls could tell if they talked! The general store itself carries a wide variety of items from food, to pet essentials, to ice cream, to crayons and pvc pipes. If you need it, chances are you will at least find some kind of compromise. While shopping I experienced a wonderful surprise when the sweetest kitty came walking up to me. I was curious if he was a cradling kitty, lap kitty, or only touch me when I want to be touched kind of kitty. If you're a cat or animal person, you know exactly what I mean. To my extreme delight she allowed me to pick her up and walk around the store with her. Her purring was so loud you could probably hear it on the other side of the store. Samsung made my heart so happy that day! Come for what you need, and stay to give this sweet girl love! You will not be sorry.

I stopped in on a clear day in early March to rent some tire chains before entering the Mt. Rainier…read moreNational Park (during the months of November through April you must have snow chains in your vehicle). I supplied my credit card number after giving them my tire size and I was told to return them by closing time (8pm). Whether you use them or not, it's a $15 rental fee which I think is very fair. The clerk was very polite and was even nice enough to answer some questions about the park. On my way dropping off the chains, I noticed their grocery prices were very reasonable, which is a pleasant change from Seattle pricing. If I return, they will get my business.

Came here in 2023 and it was great. Just visited in 2026 and it was horrible. There are no price…read moretags anywhere, a sign that this place is going to be unreasonably expensive and it 1000% was. When we decided to just ask the clerk what things cost, he decided that we were bothering him each time and very reluctantly gave us the prices. He also would not give you a reciept unless you demanded it. I would suggest you get one. The items in store were not great, expensive, and sometimes old. The service was horrible. The environment felt musty and it needed lots of cleaning. Get grocery items somewhere else or before you even enter the town.

If I could given 10 stars, I would!! This is BY FAR thee best Safeway that I have ever been to, and…read moreI've been to many Safeways up and down the west coast. It's so clean, so organized and simply an excellent place to shop. I was at an Auburn Safeway last week and wow, the difference was unreal - dirty, dingy ... even the parking lot was gross. Made me really miss my Yelm Safeway and appreciate this great little town! I hope the current manager at Yelm Safeway never retires, he deserves a raise and round of applause. Well done, excellent job and thank you for the superb customer care.

When Safeway and Albertsons merged Safeway deli adopted the wildly popular recipe for fried chicken…read morecooked in house from Albertsons. It immediately was a hit. Now along with the onslaught of fake food, the bioengineered produce, lab grown meats that are designed to make sure the medical industry never run out of patients, Safeway deli under corporate instructions has started double breading their fried chicken. Why? please let the public know. It's not sold by the pound, it's sold by the piece. It holds that much more saturated fats, it's greasy and so much more unhealthy. It looks like further evidence of the food industry working in lockstep with the health care industry. FDA , the Food and Drug Administration. You eat our food, you're gonna need our drugs. Whoever reads thi please forward this. Also read ALL the ingredients that all their in house baked goods, desserts contain.