I like to do online orders so I can just go pick up. Tonight I was told 3 things were put of stock…read more My husband had to go inside for 1 item and decided to check on the out of stock items. All 3 items were in stock. So we purchased those items inside. One of the items that they said were out of stock were the taquitos. As you can see, they were there. OGP needs to do a better job and look. Maybe they need to slow down.

This Walmart used to have nice workers and a clean atmosphere, but now you can't tell whose working…read moreand whose a customer. A few days ago I walked in and the entrance was covered in garbage and inside the store was no better. I called and spoke with a manger but she blames it on the "local workers", saying they were messy instead of taking the responsibility for her store being dirty. It was pretty disappointing that she made a slightly racist comment. The workers never want to help and seem to wander around aimlessly on their phones. I'm not trying to shame anyone at all but a lot of the clothes the workers wear are pretty dirty looking and don't even look like they want to be there at all. There was a worker saying he didn't even want to be there, which is silly to say so loudly in front of customers. Maybe they don't, but maybe customer service isn't for them then, and maybe the managing should be doing a better job at managing.

Quiet town, easy, fast service. My wife bought several souvenirs. We went to the light show…read moreafterwards. It is a good place to buy a few souvenir for friends.

I stopped at this location while passing through town. I…read morewas harassed by a bag boy who thought I cut the line. I explained that the gentleman in front of me let me go ahead of him and then thanked him for being so attentive. That only seemed to aggravate him further and he got right in my face about it. I wound up having to just actively ignore him to get him to go away and leave me alone. Everyone, from Erin the checker (Who sheepishly apologized) to the people in line seemed shocked and embarrassed. The only ones who should be embarrassed by the situation are the 30yr old bag boy with impulse control issues and the management of the Coulee Dam Harvest Foods.

A reasonably well stocked grocery store in a small town with few other similar options anywhere…read morenearby. The staff is helpful, the grocery store has a fairly complete selection of groceries and related items, and it is obviously the place where the locals shop.

Great customer help. Prices are average. A very clean store and will be shopping there on the…read moreregular.

Been to Walmarts all over the Seattle area and in Wenatchee. The Chelan Walmart is the best one by…read morefar. Employees are friendly and helpful. Cashiers are friendly and engage with customers. The Customer Service Center is quick and knowledgeable. Even the Vision Center employees are fabulous. The entire store excels at customer service and is always clean and organized.

I have to start this out by saying, I typically hate Walmart. They're large, impersonal, not…read moreusually very clean, and the other customers always seem to be in a huge rush or no rush at all. But this Walmart is so nice! The view is stunning, the store is organized and clean, and the associates were all so kind. We had an issue with payment due to Apple Pay not being available at this store and Walmart Pay having technical difficulties, which we did not discover until it was time to checkout. Customer service was kind enough to hold on to our items while we ran to our cabin and back to get another form of payment. Everyone was very kind and helpful. Wish this was our local Walmart!

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.

As a famous Earth psychoanalyst once said, "sometimes an IGA is just an IGA". (At least I think…read morethat's what he said; there are some dead pixels on my reading pad, so it's possible I missed some letters.) At any rate, this statement is completely incorrect. (Yet another reason to be skeptical about the human approach to psychotherapy. For heaven's sake, their therapists aren't even telepathic!) Or at least, inaccurate -- at least in this instance. For the Winthrop Evergreen IGA is NOT just an IGA. For those Starfleet personnel who have yet to experience an IGA, let me explain that in general, an IGA is a functional but unexceptional retail environment in which humans acquire routine foodstuffs. And certainly, that is possible here. But this IGA improves on the usual model by offering a solid selection of locally produced goods. That includes a shelf full of soaps, coffees and other local delicacies. It also includes a produce section that clearly flags seasonal items from local farms. For those of us here on research missions, that is a huge time-saver. The Evergreen IGA is an excellent place for Starfleet personnel to satisfy their nutritional requirements. It is also a surprisingly useful place to satisfy their curiosity about the products of the Methow Valley.

It's the only grocery option in town which may be why they don't strive for the highest quality,…read morethe best service, lower prices, nor the most interesting selection. One frustrating aspect is that they close at 7 or 8 pm, depending on the time of the year. aak! Even more frustrating is when you show up at 6:45 and they have already shut down the produce section and then turn off the store-wide lights on you. hint-hint, yeah. I get it. This is the worst! Nothing says "I come first, the customer comes second" than having the establishment run people out BEFORE the stated closure time. The first question that comes to mind here is, "don't you want my money??" but then I realize there is zero competition so you end up with some of it anyway... The staff are largely, individually, friendly, I'll give them one extra star for that.

For those people in electric city it's great... seems to avoid the tourist rush which is a plus…read more.. but it's still a great place to get all your convenience store snacks. Plus more, also had stakes and frozen pizzas... I do stop in every now and then.

Last night I came in to buy a drink for me and a friend I didn't have a mask but I used my shirt to…read morebe a responsible human because of the virus. The worker named Dave kicked me and my friend out however the moment after we walked out the store a woman walked in using the setup with the shirt as us and he let her purchase her groceries and walk out. Also he called me friend an incredibly offensive racial name.

Save so much buy knowing prices and shopping accordingly. Staff is always friendly and helpfulread more

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Nice coffee and a great croissant. This place was busy considering the location in the middle of…read morenowhere and SR20 still snowed in. The baked goods lived up to their reputation. My croissant was so flakey it seemed to be snowing golden flakes of goodness. If you are driving in the area, it's worth a stop.

GUYS. Seriously run, don't walk to the Mazama Store if you are anywhere near the North Cascades or…read moreMethow Valley area. I'm so incredibly glad that multiple friends told me to check it out because I listened and not only visited but made a point to stay in Mazama which allowed me to soak in the full experience of this magical remote mountain town. The Mazama Store is located right in the center of town (which feels like something out of a postcard) and offers so much more than I thought. It's a rustic yet curated general store with a mix of groceries, local wines and craft beers, gifts and artisan goods, fresh baked treats, a coffee bar, hot food, outdoor gear, and even gas pumps outside. There's also a trail register for the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) thru-hikers which I could have stood and read for hours. Overall, the Mazama Store is part cafe, part supply stop, part community hub - and 100% worth the visit. I started my experience by snagging one of their famous sea salt baguettes (absolutely live up to the hype and then some) and then wandered outside to place a coffee and lunch order. I was pretty hungry after hiking Maple Pass Loop and driving over to Mazama so I opted for a Caramon latte and a pulled pork sandwich, which much to my delight was served on a heavenly sea salt baguette. Every bite was flavorful, fresh, and satisfying. Honestly, I can't tell you which part of the meal was my favorite because everything was so good!! We grabbed a table in the shade outside and enjoyed our food while watching hikers, bikers, and families filter in and out of the store and dining area. The vibe was super relaxed and friendly. Whether you're stopping in after a long hike, fueling up for an adventure, or just soaking in the beauty of the North Cascades, the Mazama Store delivers on all fronts. I just wish I was able to hike more in the mountains surrounding Mazama and/or that this place didn't close at 6pm! Overall, it is pretty rare to find a place that blends all that the Mazama Store is so effortlessly. It is a true gem and if you're even thinking about passing through Mazama, make this a non-negotiable stop. And, of course, do yourself a favor - grab an extra sea salt baguette... you'll thank me later!