I have always enjoyed Shopping at an Albertsons. NOT a Fan of their Self Check Stations. Scales,…read moreComputer etc want to "Argue" with you, especially when weighing produce and such.

I bought an expensive arrangement of flowers for Valentines day for my wife. 3 days later they were…read morealready looking like crap. My wife took the flower back today and the manager just said that's what happens. He must have went to the college of poor customer service!!! Buy your flowers from Yokes. KC

They confirmed my order, then called me two hours before my daughter's baby shower to say they…read moredidn't have it. I placed an online catering order over $200 well in advance for my daughter's baby shower on April 1st. After submitting it, I heard nothing -- no confirmation call, no follow-up. So TWO DAYS before the event, I drove there in person because I was worried. That's when I found out they never even checked their email. It took over 30 minutes for the manager Syd and her team to locate my order. At that point, they told me several items were no longer carried or made. I picked replacement items for the salads and meats right there, face to face. They assured me everything was good to go. I left feeling relieved. The morning of the baby shower -- two hours before pickup -- a man named Matthew left me a voicemail saying they only had the sandwich platter, fruit platter, and veggie platter. That's it. No apology. No suggestions. No solutions. Just a voicemail dropping a bomb on the day of my family's event. And when I picked up the sandwich platter? The bag of lettuce they handed me was brown and slimy -- visibly rotting through the packaging. They handed it to me anyway and said nothing. This is my LOCAL store. My family shops here regularly. I trusted these people with an important family milestone and they couldn't have cared less. No accountability. No urgency. No effort. Do not order catering from the Fred Meyer deli on Sprague Avenue. They will take your order, confirm it, and fail you completely when it matters most.

I like this store a lot, but I can't shop here very often because I'm handicapped and can't walk…read morevery far; their motorized carts here are old and almost never are working. If they are working when you come in they run out of juice and leave you stranded in the store, then you're at the mercy of someone helping to push you out. Get some new carts, I'm sure you can afford it.

Just heard Walmart bought Visio, and now privacy concerns are getting real. They bought the data…read morecollection system and tv's and are basically giving them away cheap for your data. You must make an account with Walmart in order to make the tv work, tracks everything, watch online it's blowing up social media. Our family is immediately changing pharmacies due to lack of trust and privacy over this ridiculous company. I will make my point with my wallet!

Bacon was marked on rollback, when I talked to the customer service rep about the advertised price…read morebeing different than the price it rang up as, she was very visibly agitated. Walked all the way across the store with me to aggressively explain how the advertisement of the products work. As a customer I don't really care. If I see something that looks to be on sale and I want it, I'll buy it. When she walked me through the store she said that if she agreed that the advertisement was misleading she would honor the price. She also said multiple time that many people had thought this item was on sale today. Then when we got to the product she continued to aggressively explain how the advertisement of sale items works. Since she refused to honor the advertised price I grabbed cheaper items to exchange. When I got back up to the customer service counter she was very passive aggressive about the exchange. Whole experience put a sour taste in my mouth. I used to enjoy this Walmart as it's clean and organized and well stocked compared to the one closer to me, but after this experience I won't be returning.

I saw someone say awful things about this place which aren't true. they were mad that they payed a…read morelittle bit more here than a grocery store. no kidding, it's called a convenience store, you pay for convenienc. they also said they spent $30 on one chicken wrap? thats a straight lie, they cost $11. This is to the person who keeps hating this place, LEAVE. And btw even the idea of returning WATER because it tastes funny is the lowest of the low. of corse your not getting a refund. you already drank from it. these people work hard to keep your chips and beer in stock show some damned respect to these people. Also your child is annoying keep them on their leash.

Super friendly people. Its a c-store plus, has variety of items, very reasonable prices. A lot more…read moreconvenient than running all the way into town.

I've been hoping for a service like Duncan's Produce in Spokane for a long time and am delighted to…read moresee this local food/grocery delivery service having success. you should know Duncan delivers LOTS more than just produce - lots of products across a variety of food categories - produce, dairy, meats, breads, etc With a name like Duncan produce, I had high expectations for fresh, affordable produce and a good variety to choose from, delivered to my door. I must say, they have exceeded my expectations all on of my criteria. Tons of super fresh cut / uncut options that are ready to cook, saving me time - bonus points. So far we've sampled most of what they offer, and have found everything from the berries to the romaine salad mix to the tomatoes, peppers, diced potatoes, carrots and more - super great (yes, they are super fresh & very reasonably priced=super great) Already we're finding some of their options better than the grocery store we normally order from - a few of our favorites so far: sourdough sandwich bread, all of the produce, and smoked/fully cooked rack of ribs are already family favorites. The Duncan team seems to be adding new items and offering the freshest products each week (we're on our 5th or 6th order now) - which keeps it interesting. And, after several large orders, each delivery has been 100% accurate, on time, and great quality. The delivery fee is pretty small, and is contactless if you choose - and it's easy to tip the driver during check out. Yes, they have 'specials' that are really good too - so for people that like sales, Duncan will give you several bargains each week. They are growing their offering for their new at home delivery service, and so far doing an awesome job.

They replaced most of the registers with self checkout, but at any given time at least half of the…read moreself checkout lines are open. Now that they have rolled out whatever Walmart+ is, one lane is dedicated to only them. No matter what time of day I go in the shelves look like they need to be stocked. For the company that essentially invented "Just In Time" inventory practices, they really need to update their inventory needs. I often find bits of trash in places around the store as well. Paint counter is pretty much never manned, and by the time someone comes by it is a person who knows nothing about paint. It really feels like this particular store doesn't want me to come in.

I placed an order online that included alcohol. When I went to pick it up, the employee had my…read moreorder in a bag, including the alcohol. He said that they had a policy that they couldn't sell alcohol unless the other items in the order were more than $35. I was not given an option other than taking the nonalcoholic items or taking nothing. The app didn't show this as a policy. I have placed online orders at other Walmart stores for just alcohol and have not had any issues when picking them up. Why does this store have different policies than other Spokane stores? Why don't they inform the customer before they make the trip to pick up the order?