Definitely need to vet the new cashiers a bit better. The seasoned cashiers have always been…read morefriendly and helpful. I guess it takes time to weed out the bad ones when they start...

If you want fresh meat, produce or bakery items just head on in to Missoula. No one working there…read moreknows where any thing is in the store and if you get lucky enough to have another customer tell you they are out of stock.

Wonderful little European deli and market. The food is…read moreauthentic and well prepared. Service is knowledgeable, helpful and friendly. There are a nice variety of foods in the market. Perfect for picking up some specialty foods and gift shopping. Great cheese and meat selection. I highly recommend the Kaltbsch Le Cremeux. It is delicious! Christmas shopping here could be dangerous!! We had the dumpling soup, goulash and chocolate honey cake. All were great.

The chicken salad was delicious! Quick and kind service as well. The desserts looked really good as…read morewell. I'd eat here often if I lived nearby.

I love our local Albertson's!!!! I feel like they offer very…read morecompetitive prices among our local stores. I appreciate their weekly store ad, and they usually have enough products quantity, especially when the sale prices are good! I personally love the amount of self-checkout lines. They have a very nice-steady crew, it is appreciated that they say hello when they see their customers. KUDOS to Chloe T., always willing to help at the self-checkout area, so approachable! Matt is another great addition. If he is not bagging groceries and offering help carrying them to the car, I am sure to find him around the store helping customers or outside collecting carts. Met Tiffany (online ordering/shopping manager) today. So willing to help with questions about the online shopping experience! Thank you, keep up the amazing work!!!

Check your receipts this was the second time I was overcharged in 4 days. 1st time 8.00 and today…read more11.12

Staff is extremely unfriendly, the shift lead is on a power trip, also consistently out of…read moremerchandise, slow response times when asking staff for help.

Well, I learned my lesson today. Do your shopping at home!!! went into Walmart on Mullen had about…read more$100 worth of groceries included a 12 pack of Coors light that was on sale. The clerk was unable to sell it to us because Bruce had his IDs, but I had left my purse in the car, he was the one paying not me, but since I was with him, the clerk said we both had to be ID'd since we were together... never again wil Walmart get another dime of mine!!! I don't mind the person buying the liquor being IDd but that was over the top!!

I loved this store since it opened. I have always bought my meat and chicken here and it has been…read moreexcellent. I was in the other day and bought two chicken breasts. They were so dry and impossible to even chew. I was wondering if you have changed providers (hope you didn't)! We actually threw the chicken out.

What a little gem this store is! Granted, the prices are definitely higher than a chain grocery…read morestore, but that is to be expected for a local market. They have a surprisingly good selection of ethnic foods and spices and carry a huge array of local craft beer. They also have a bulk section that is much bigger than I would expect for a small hometown market. Their produce is always fresh which is something I can appreciate. Right as you walk into the store, there is deli which also offers a hot section things like fried chicken and corn dogs. If you are in the Stevensville area, this is a great place to pick up any grocery items you may need without having to drive all the way to Missoula or Hamilton.

If you're in Missoula and care about food, this place is a must-visit. From the moment you pull up…read moreto that iconic curved metal facade with the rust-colored awnings, you know you're somewhere special. The selection is genuinely impressive. The wine department alone is worth the trip -- they've got everything organized by region with these great little signposts (Chile, Argentina, an actual sake and dessert section), plus a deep bench of natural and small-production bottles. Found some gems I hadn't seen anywhere else in town. The prepared food situation is excellent. The hot bar, salad bar, and antipasto bar are all $9.99/lb, and they've got a made-to-order panini station and wok bowls if you'd rather get something fresh. Solid spot for a quick, quality lunch. What really sets this place apart is that it's so much more than a grocery store. There's a whole housewares section with SMEG kettles, beautiful linens, mugs, and kitchen gear -- dangerously easy to walk out with more than you came for. They even have a sunny garden nook with locally grown succulents, orchids, lavender, and organic seed packets from regional growers. Love that they support local. Clean, bright, well-staffed, and stocked with care. This is the kind of place that makes you want to actually cook. Highly recommend.

So, here it is. I spent $2.50 on this nectarine on Saturday. It's Monday, 40 hours later and this…read moreis what it looked like when I took it out of the fruit bowl this morning. Ended up tossing it away. What a waste! Why does all of their produce rot? While it's still hard? I'm the grand daughter of an orchardist. My family grew fruit for a living. We would never sell this and charge top dollar. And we would most definitely not take your money and keep it for foul produce. We would call that thievery. But you can see in the above response, these days stores don't really seem to care. They say they do, but offer nothing to rectify the situation.

Food sucks! No more jojo's and the chicken strips are not the same. Yuck! Have quit stopping in…read morethere

The local grocery and gas stop for many in Corvallis, this store is amazing for what they stock…read more My wife and I marvel at this. In fact, we play a little game, guessing if they might have say, canned chicken gravy...and they have two kinds along with others. They also have a great snack bar serving sandwiches and some fried goodies. Just don't go there during school days as you will have to wade through the teenagers scarfing down chicken tenders and "jo-jos", local term for fried potato wedges. Ice cream, pizzas, coffees, wine and an eating area are there. Also coolers chock full of beer and a cooler with fresh eggs, milk and butter and next to it a produce section. And all in a small little building. The new owners have done wonders and are richly deserving of praise.