Normally I wouldn't bother with a review as its Walmart. We all know what to expect. My husband and…read moreI live and travel the US in our RV. We have been to stores in most states. We try and avoid Walmart as, well its Walmart. But considering there is only one small independent grocery or this... The little store is fine, but they are always WAY overpriced. I realize they are not able to buy in the bulk that the big stores do. But its 3 or 4 times higher. I just cant/dont want to spend that $$$. So, this Walmart, WORST in at lease 30 states that we have been to. I think I discovered 2 or 3 English speaking employees. Thats it. But the clientele calls for Spanish speakers so there ya go. Now I'm not trying to start a race discussion. Thats not my point, or who I am. The point is, out of all the registers they have available they had 2, that's TWO open. On a busy weekend day. So my husband stands in one of them and I go explore the possibility of the other. Both seem equally horrid, so he stays put. Neither line moves for a good 5 minutes. Up I go to investigate what is going on. The line we were in, the customer did not have enough money. Hey it happens. I get it. What I don't get is the cashier standing there looking at the screen. She never had to reverse an item? I've seen them do it. It takes seconds. I'm not execrating when I say it was at least ten minutes. Thats being generous. She stood and staired at the register for that long! So I go back and tell my husband lets try the other line. Hes lined up way back in womans clothes so we find the end of the other line. I walk up front to see what's going on there. Food stamp issue. Or SNAP card or whatever it is now. AGAIN the cashier standing looking at her register as if it will fix itself. I'm reasonably sure they deal with food stamps all day every day. I don't care that the person had the card, not saying that. It was not the customer's fault! Its the brain-dead cashiers. Im again not kidding when I say she was standing there mouth breathing for several minutes! Finally, a "supervisor" comes over. They are both poking at the register. Darn thing wont fix itself!! By some miracle of epic proportions, they figure it out. All tolled we stood at the register in line for 30 minuets. If we didn't need food and other items I would have left after the first 5 minutes of watching the mouth breathing employees. Was this the first day for all 3 employees I saw today? If so dont leave them alone!! When you come here, be prepared to wait, and wait, and wait, and wait. And also, to have any frozen item you have in your cart defrost. The people behind us had two cartons of ice cream. I asked him if I should go back and get a pack of spoons so we could all start eating before it melted to the floor.

It's Walmart. What else do you really need to know? Go there in a pinch. Take a few pictures of…read morethe customers to share with friends later.

All the signs posted as well as online say they are open til 10pm. If I go there at 9:06 pm the…read moredoor is locked. I mean is it open til 10 or not

This a super small Safeway but it is stocked very well! You can find just about anything you need…read morehere. The selection of produce and meat is very good! And as always Safeway runs lots of sales. But what I like most of all here are the employees! This is the happiest friendliest group I have ever encountered at a Safeway! They always have a smile and are so cheerful. They don't treat you different because you are from out of town. Every customer seems equally important! Great place to stop!

I went to Safeway in Cheney this morning. The employee Sherri was at the customer service deck…read more Acting in the LACK of help Position. She was rude, bothered by having to help me. When I asked her name her whole attitude changed. I spoke with thé manager. This week my 400.00 family budget for food goes to Yokes. Greàt service, good prices and friendly employees. I rarely go to Safeway. Won't return.

I'm not sure why every store in existence has to put out those cinnamon cones.Maybe they feel…read morethey're festive or wonderful.But for people with compromised, sensory issues, they are overwhelming just one quick trip to the grocery store.And I am miserable for days.It doesn't matter what I do.Because they are so many of them as you first walk in and then strategically placed throughout the store for maximum impact.It physically makes me ill to go into safeway.During this time of year

It's a cute little store in the middle of nowhere. I grew up here spending my my summers visiting…read moremy grandpa and this was he only store in town. Stop by and support this precious small business

The only grocery store in Odessa, Washington. It's a pretty big store considering the size of the…read moretown. There is no deli or bakery. Produce selection is limited. Wine and Beer is also small but they carry "Rocky Coulee Fireweed" which is a big plus. The copy machine has been out of toner for a couple of weeks now? It's a good thing that this store is in town. They are not open late so get there early.

Yes, its the only store in town. But, many times their sale prices beat prices in Moses Lake. They…read moreare re-organuzed & now called Odessa Foods

I live in a remote town, 30 miles from "Akins Fresh Market"…read more Dairy, bread, produce and meat, almost, price equivalent to Walmart. For 8 years, I've made the trip, usually monthly, to Akins. (Walmart, 40 miles further, with 'crapshoot' customer service-I never know how I'll be treated). Akins, besides the high-quality food, big inventory, and low prices... excellent staff! Today, I wanted to buy four fresh, 5-pound "Draper Valley Farms" whole chickens, $1.99 a pound. $1.00 PER pound discount. (I saved $20 on the chicken alone) The butcher, COREY, quickly brought out to me, cheerfully, a 4th chicken, since I had bagged the last 3 that were in the cooler. ANDREW checked me out. Smart, polite and focused. He automatically gave me a "Senior Discount", $6.30 on my order total. My total discount on $119.50, $13.54. That's not nothing. (3 gallons of free gas) Obviously, the ownership of "Akins Fresh Market" is all in. Serious. They sell wine and liquor, too.

Outsiders not welcome, even after living here for 7 years. I was shunned away from a manager who…read morewas opening up a register, only to find out she was flagging down some "important dude" to serve instead of me. I only had 3 items. The only other register had a large checkout occurring, but I went over to that line anyway.

Best supermarket ever. Clean, organized, employees there always to answer my questions.read more

This is a nice store. They have everything that you need handed it very organized as well. I did…read moreself check out and it was very fast.

I have been to many Grocery Outlets, including the first ones that started the business over 25…read moreyears ago. I remember when Grocery Outlet was just a pile of cans and noodles with no dairy, meat, or produce. It sure has come a long way since then. This location by far is the BEST in the Spokane region. I have been to them all and Cheney is above all others. Great selection, lower prices than Airway Heights location, and always... wonderful customer service. I wish I could go here more as I live far away, but I always go when I can. Cheney has some of the best shopping and food options than anywhere around. I love going there and supporting such a nice and clean city.

Oh man! You guys deserve a 5 star review, because you have a variety of groceries and treats for a…read moresmall price! I guess you're called a "bargain market" for a reason!

Super friendly and helpful staff. They have everything one would expect from a grocery store and…read morehhtir prices are more than reasonable, which is a bit unexpected because of the distance it's away from Spokane.

Ap says open till 9:00pm on Google. 8:30 pm and closed. Fix your hours so people don't waste $20+…read morein gas to go to a non open business.