This FredMeyer was a regular stop for me during my weeklong trip to Soldotna, Alaska. It was near…read morethe facility that I was staying at. I came here to buy groceries earlier in the week and made regular stops for coffee at the Starbucks inside of here. FredMeyer also sells supplies. I was able to pick up some fishing boxes to ship the fish that I caught home. FredMeyer stores operate in northwestern United States. This location in Soldotna is open everyday 6 AM - 11 PM. They have a pharmacy and a fuel center. They also offer grocery pickup for online shoppers.

$250 worth of groceries AND NO BAGS IN THE ENTIRE STORE!!! How the hell am I supposed to have all…read morethese things only to discover NO BAGS. Customer support tried to offer me ONE bag. Its enough theres no plastic bags (not Fred Meyers fault; they're required to). But NO BAGS at all? Unheard of.

This is one of the cleanest Walmarts I've ever been to. Some smell like urine, and others look…read morelike a tornado just hit it. Not this store. Very organized and well stocked. Every employee we were in contact with was very nice. Prices were reasonable. This is the best store to find a huge variety of souvenirs.

Today, I went to this particular Walmart for the first time with my service dog in training.. I…read morecame to buy one thing and expose him to new public places. After being in the store for 15 minutes my dog is now starting to be less attentive and loosing focus. I go to self check out and get confronted by a middle aged woman who I assume worked for Walmart (she never introduced herself or said hello). This woman said "We don't allow pets in our store." Me being uncomfortable and un confrontational replied with okay because a break was clearly needed for me and my dog, I turn around to pay and leave and she continues to repeat herself. I said "Okay i'm almost done." I get replied back to with "Your pet needs to leave the building." This went on for the full 5 minutes it took me to finish checking out.. she threatened to call KPC and continued to tell me my dog was a pet and that this was illegal. General reminder out there for those who need it service dogs are not required to wear identification and often can be mistaken for pets, please ask the right questions needed if worried.

Love this place! Delicious food, large portions (split the breakfast tacos with a friend!), fresh…read morelocal veggies; bulk foods, cbd products and creative goods for sale with a focus on sustainability. A real gem - we stop every time we head down the peninsula

This place is incredible. Not only is it sustainable grocery shopping and fresh vegetables, but…read morethey also have all day breakfast and lunch/dinner foods that are delicious. Everything is locally sourced and fresh. We got the ramen, the fish and chips, and the breakfast burritos. Everything was absolutely delicious! Would recommend this for anyone looking for amazing food in Soldotna!

Love Save-U-More. Staff are always friendly and helpful, also knowledgeable. Inventory is always a…read morenice surprise as they carry a variety of normal items, but also unique items from other countries which are always fun to experience a new treat. Also love their wide variety of animal supplies. Prices are also convenient and reasonable

This store was such a surprise. It looks a little scruffy from the outside, but the grocery items…read moreon the miles of shelves covered everything from basics to organic products- so many that we were shocked to see the variety. Way more than Safeway or Fred Meyer. I only needed a couple of items but would definitely go back. Also, it was kind of a combination of regular grocery items, restaurant supply quantities and products, and unusual not-your-every-day things.

Nice to have this store in the City of Kenai. I understand why the COK names itself that since the…read moreKenai Peninsula is a big place and the world famous Kenai River offers some of the best fishing in the world. So the COK is a tiny town population 7400, so it is missing a Costco so Three Bears delivers that EXCEPT the prices are not the same as Anchorage or certainly the lower 48. Nothing is cheap in Alaska so being able to buy in bulk is I know very nice for residents. There is a Walmart in town just a couple blocks away so they compliment each other. I did buy 6 umbrellas for $0.99 each so that was actually a deal. Yes these are throwaways but can be spread around one's life (car, purse, back pack etc) for the inopportune moments where it is raining way more than expected. It is worth taking a gander just to acquaint oneself with what stuff is there.

It's the Costco of Kenai…read more It won't be your fav if you are just looking to buy a couple things and are looking for cheap. It WILL be your fav if you love Costco, buy in bulk, and value quality over cheap pricing.

This business was Open on May 04 2017. I found what I needed for a recipe, Kikkoman Aji-Mirin, an…read moreimportant ingredient for a tempura dipping sauce. This seasoning was unavailable at the two other major supermarkets in Soldotna, AK. Bayan has a small inventory of asian cooking ingredients and snacks that aren't available at American grocery stores in the local area. For the recipe ingredient I required, this shop had it. I suggest that you give a phone call to check the hours the shop is open, the hours may vary. One of the owners informed me that the store was closed for 2-months during the Winter of 2016-2017, during their vacation.

While having an Asian Market in Soldotna is great, I have no idea what is going on with the owner…read moreof this store. She makes her own hours and is frequently closed during hours she posts she is open. We drive an hour and a half to go up there, even though its not our only stop in town every time we have been there the store is closed. No note, nothing. A newspaper at the door which means she hasn't been there for a while. Last time a UPS sticker on the door

It is a nice small supermarket with a deli and bakery areas. I come here right before work to get…read morebreakfast burritos. They are SUPER cheap, priced by weight, usually around 3-4 dollars for a good size breakfast. Loaded with eggs, bacon and sausage. They also have breakfast english muffins. The wraps and English muffins taste like they are made by hand. I haven't really tried the bakery items, or gone shopping at the grocery area. But I highly recommend trying those breakfast burritos or sandwiches!

Country Foods: where country bumpkins get their vittles!…read more If there's one thing I cant stand, its groceries that are bagged so everything is mushed and melting before you get home. I am happy to say this has NEVER happened after shopping at this store. Cashiers know you by name, never a shopping cart in the parking lot to crash into and they have the most amazing selection of imported foods Ive ever seen in a grocery store of this size. Best of all, they special order. If you live 20 miles out of town and want to order in bulk, organic anything, then this is the store for you. Hit the deli case for specialty cheeses to tease your tastebuds. Pick up a bottle of wine from Country Liquor (next door) to go with it!

Such a gem! Great food, wholesome and delicious, cool atmosphere, neat handmade items for sale, and…read moregames to play/books to read with the family while you're waiting for food. Highly recommend!

We had an excellent lunch with tasty, veggie-forward options. The quesadilla was outstanding and…read morethe fish tacos were good (with less traditional toppings). The atmosphere was wonderfully unique -- relaxed, welcoming, community focused. It's the type of place where you can pick up outstanding food, alongside dried goods in upcycled peanut butter jars and fresh produce from a farm up the road.

Good place to refuel, refresh, and replenish your appetite... or restock on beer for that fishing…read moreadventure.

Fantastic food at a great price! They've always got food in the hot case ready to go and I've got…read moreto say their ranch is some of the best on the peninsula! 10/10 recommend