Very nice basic grocery store with select premade items an a sandwich and juice bar…read more Great resource, nice selection of fresh items reasonable prices too. I hear their restaurant is good as well

The Sno-Isle Food Co-op is one of my favorite places to shop in downtown Everett. I brought my 9…read moremonth old in today & as many mothers know sometimes shopping isn't easy with little ones. He was getting restless and dropping all of our potatoes & carrots on the ground, Tanya who works there offered me a banana for him while we shopped, complimentary. I was also having trouble finding infant Tylenol, she proceeded to call someone up front and found an even better option and brought it to me while we shopped which was very thoughtful & sweet. We had a great conversation while I cashed out my groceries, I really wrote this review just to shout out her amazing hospitality. Thank you Tanya!!

Me and my family shop here faithfully and today Brian in the seafood department ruined that. As we…read morewere shopping today my wife pointed out the oyster case had some very large/jumbo oysters which is typically a rare occasion at this location and we always grab them when we see it. After we waited about 10 minutes in front of the oysters Brian yelled across the seafood area asking if we were ready and we said yes. He never walked over and waited to hear what we wanted all the way from the fish area which already made my wife uncomfortable and mentions to me "he seems like he's going to be rude" by just his demeanor. Once finally approached I pointed out there were 3 large bags in the oyster tank and the bag that was open was 1/2 way sticking out of the water and i specifically asked for a dozen from any of the other bags that were completely submurged to avoid any potential food poisoning. and his response was a rude as can be "Nope, I'm not opening any other bags if you want oysters you are picking them from that bag". I was mind blown and in shock as a long time customer being spoken to like this was insane. For years even before this was "Town & Country" we have been shopping here and have always had such a pleasant experience with every encounter except this guy. Brian you do not deserve to be in this industry or treat customers in this manner. Do better T&C, i doubt we will be back after this.

Snide and snobby. I was in total shock at how we were treated. Never going back…read more We would go for the absolute best produce around, but found everything else extremely expensive. We stayed out of the middle aisles, shopping on the edges. The last time we were in, the original sushi people were gone, replaced by some run of the mill contractor with fishy tasting garbage. This time, prices were unbelievable. We all know that Covid affected the supply chain and things got expensive. The supply chain has been fine for awhile, yet everything is ridiculously expensive. I am not poor. I think I have a relatively decent income. When I mentioned that I was likely to stop including this store as a regular option, I was met with death stares. Seriously? We were followed to our car and asked to not come back. Seriously? I actually went back inside and took photos of the staff running away from me. We weren't violent. We didn't cuss. We weren't loud. We just called you out for being a money-hungry conglomerate charging as much as the richest customer will pay. You should be ashamed at how exclusionary your store really is. And obviously your staff isn't trained on anything remotely close to empathy. If they were, there attitude would have been much better. Effen Mill Creek snobs.

I am an odd duck who will go to a Winco if I happen to be in the area. None are near home; so if I…read morehappen to be near one, I make sure I go! Their stores are all warehouse style without personality; I am perfectly good with that. I don't expect service, not even a smile. I don't expect to find staff to help with anything. For me, their two most enticing departments remain to be their produce area and bulk foods. We can spend an hour just in these two departments. For produce, we load up on salad items and fruits. The veggies including broccoli tend to be meh; the reason is that everything is straight from the carton without trimming. No hate, just the facts. That is how they keep the cost low. I go elsewhere for veggie greens (except salad lettuce). As for bulk foods, this area is a treasure trove - great selection, good prices, and tends to have good turnaround so the products are fresh. For this most recent first visit to the Everett location, I finally noticed how they label their 'sale' items. Look for green 'Extra Savings' signs. They don't stand out and are not visually eye-catching. Things are simply there in seemingly extra volume. I scored a liter size bottle of Valentina hot sauce for only $2.68. Starkist tuna cans were on sale for $0.88, lower than the typical grocery store sale of $0.99, plus they had the low sodium version in stock. We bought a case of 24. Anyway, go for the prices; don't expect service or ambiance. Winco can be the best. Oh, and they open 24 hours! BUT, no credit cards. Debit, EBT, or cash only.

My husband and I recently made a late-night pilgrimage to check out the "YouTube famous" WinCo, and…read morelet me tell you, it's quite the experience. Walking in, the ambiance is essentially "Costco: Industrial Edition." It's a massive warehouse of pure, unadulterated grocery chaos. While I wasn't exactly blown away by the prices on the name-brand items, the WinCo house brand is practically a steal--often half the cost! The real showstopper, however, is the bulk bin section. It takes up at least a quarter of the entire store. You could legitimately get lost in there and start a new life among the quinoa and gummy bears. A word to the wise: WinCo is strictly "Cash or Debit only." I was blissfully unaware of this little quirk until I reached the register, and I narrowly escaped a walk of shame only because I happened to have some cash on me. Consider yourself warned!

In short Still a very solid grocery store with a…read moreparticularly good emphasis on produce, seasonings, and good meat and fish. In long Maybe it's just me, but it seems like they used to stock a much wider variety of specialty produce (among other things) here. The shelves and cases are all still full, and the quality is good. But you used to walk through here and see at least half a dozen things that practically no other stores had on hand. They still have good stuff, though--no doubt. The bakery section was super tempting, and there were dozens of choices among meat, fish, and poultry. The produce section is really big for this size of store--imagine if Trader Joe's focused on fruit and veg instead of snacks and frozen stuff, and you have a general picture of the ratio. Prices are a bit higher here than TJ, but not unreasonable. Quality is very good (esp. on produce). There are long aisles of shelf-stable condiments, packaged stuff, tons of spices. They definitely aim first at the home cooks who think of themselves as home cooks, and secondly at the folks who just know they need good groceries. Beer and wine are just a few basics, maybe half a small aisle. They had a few solid manager's specials going today, and the staff were all very nice (if not very bubbly). I'd happily shop here if I didn't have to drive past half a dozen other supermarkets that are all good options. So, I'd shop here if I lived in Mill Creek, essentially.

Bought the "farmers market" fairy tale. Got Tyson in a costume…read more Sprouts' own staff confirmed the store-brand chicken is Tyson and Perdue -- the two most industrial meat operations in the country, dressed up in a wholesome label and marked up for the story. Now they're rolling out lab-grown "cultivated" meatballs grown in a steel tank. A store that sold itself on real food, close to the soil, now peddling factory birds and bioreactor protein. There's no farm. There's no market. There's a marketing department with good lighting. One star, and only because zero wasn't an option. I'll spend my money where I can look the rancher in the eye.

Great service! I…read morewalked into his store with my mother with an open carry (state law) and he immediately began berating me, asking me to hide my weapon, and even telling me that he is about to pull his own out (not sure where he was going with that one...) Newsflash for the owner: 1) You have NO right to ask your customers to conceal their weapon(s), 2) You have NO right to ask your customers whether or not they have their conceiled and carry licenses 3) You only have a right to ask your customers to not carry weapons in your store. There is another European food store just down the street, just search on the web - great customer service, choice of products and food that's not expired...

Terrible person (male) working the counter greets everyone with a suspicious eye and a sneer…read more Soviet mindset is overwhelming; rude and uncivil. And unhealthy smells from the meat selections... totally unattractive. Don't go! Stay away!! FYI... the best thing about this place is that it's located next to a great mom & pop Middle eastern food joint; so you should go for the Gyros next door.

Definitely one of the most popular spots in Everett Mall! I…read morewasn't able to find any of the mini tote bags, but I was impressed by how Trader Joe's has its own skincare products and the variety they offer, so I bought some to try. The holiday shopping vibes were clearly present in the store, as I saw people grabbing multiples of the same items to stock up. As usual, the employees were friendly and efficient. Even though the store was crowded, they were able to move the lines very quickly. Overall, I'm still very happy that Trader Joe's is able to keep its prices down in this economy. Parking near Trader Joe's may be difficult, but the mall parking lot is huge, so you can always park a bit farther away and walk.

In short Decent-size store. Huge parking lot that's easy to…read morenavigate. Nice staff. Otherwise these places are pretty consistent. In long It's never, ever dead here. But we timed a mid-afternoon stop today and found tons of stuff. You know they're always great for snacks at good prices, and some percentage of them might not be total sugar-starch bombs. But we got some bad-for-us stuff as a treat. The frozen food is a hit with my lovely bride, though I avoid that hyper-processed stuff as much as possible. We found good hot sauces and wine at great prices. The checker was totally friendly and one of the floaters helped us a ton with our cart situation (my wife needs to use a scooter these days, hopefully not for much longer). I kinda dread the crowds here but a mid-day visit was super pleasant, and you always find good prices on tasty things at TJ's.

This store has so many things I didn't know I needed. I enjoy the slightly cramped coziness of the…read morestore. Excellent fish, meat and produce.

This market is farther than Evergreen Asian Market from where I live, but I prefer to stop here…read morefirst for what I need. There is an amazing selection of meat, fish, and vegetables here. Every time I visit, I pick up a fruit or vegetable that I haven't tried before. Today it was a small Korean melon with bright yellow skin. The guys who work the fish counter are personable and knowledgeable. The man who helped us made a good suggestion for the type of fish to use in a soup, and didn't grumble when, near closing, he had to start up the equipment to cut it for us. The parking lot can be busy but I just choose to park farther away from the door. Also, try to go during an off hour--the veggie section (and the store in general) can get crowded. I suggest stopping by the deli section at the front of the store to see what treats are available. Last time I tried a tasty steamed cake wrapped in banana leaf. Another tip is to jump on specials as soon as you see them. I'm still kicking myself for not picking up an entire pack of oxtails for 1.99 a pound. I went back a few days later and they were gone. I still bought oxtails, for up to $2.00 less a pound than other stores. Lastly, double check the expiration dates on prepackaged foods. Every once and a while you'll find one that is past it's prime.

EXTREMELY TERRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE AND FOOD QUALITY…read more Safeway needs to take food safety seriously. I ordered ground pork for pickup from this location, and when I got home and opened it, I discovered mold growing on it. It's a clear food safety violation that could make someone sick When I returned it, the customer service was appalling: no apology, no concern, and no acknowledgment of how dangerous this is. After I got back home and checked the new package more closely, I realized the expiration date could easily be rubbed off by hand. This makes me wonder if old meat is being cleaned up and given a new date to look fresh. If that's happening, it's not just unacceptable -- it's dangerous and dishonest. Selling spoiled meat is a public health risk, and I question whether this store is following any proper storage or quality.

This Safeway is absolutely horrible. You have people begging in the parking lot that are using…read moredrugs. The store employees are kind of rude and they also look like they're using drugs. This store has completely gone downhill and there are people shooting up in the parking lot, I get in my car and there's two people next to me like getting their drugs together and looking like they're ready to party in the grocery store parking lot. The employees won't do anything about it and they don't care. I'm not sure how merging this company with another one is going to fix its current problems, but if they wanna acquire more stores, they need to work on the ones that are existing because this did not look like this at all and I will never come back here again.

I am so glad to have this store nearby, especially with Fred Meyer leaving. Geno (sp?) is always…read morevery polite and kind.

The store is clean and nice and they have fresh eggs at a reasonable price. The employees seem to…read morebe very very sufficient and professional. There is great parking in the store is clean and filled with wonderful fresh groceries. I would suggest this grocery store to anyone so if you want groceries at a reasonable price, go to GroceryOutlet and Everett, Washington, thank you also Fernando our cashier was so pleasant. I would suggest him to management great guy 10 stars Fernando

I was really surprised by the size of the store. From the outside, it looks much smaller than it…read moreis. There is a medium size parking lot. There is a large amount of products from all over the world for sale. They have all sorts of interesting things you can't find in a typical grocery store. They also have a lot of different produce available. Check out was quick and efficient. There was a short line that went really fast.

I've been coming here for a long time over 10 years actually and I've never had a problem with…read moreanything. I bought a mamey on 2/1 and it was hard so I was letting it ripen and I waited two days it wasn't ripening and the first cut into it was black. And hard as a rock. I took it back 2/3 and this manager was rude to the cashier she barely asked her about it before she turned her away this was. 5.99 a pound I spent 16 dollars. On one thing and after everything was said and done she wants to offer me 50% off and I said no thanks because why do you have to be rude and shut me down when I spent a lot of one fruit. I used my ebt for this. Clearly I need assistance with food. And for her to flat out tell me no instead if I can give you 50%off from the jump rubbed me so wrong. Customer service is trash. The cashier was great. It was the manager who was dismissive and rude...