We ordered an arranged Christmas dinner from M of C. We to bake the roast, but it was a PERFECT…read moreensemble of a meal! We had mashed potatoes, a colorful carrot medley, butter flake rolls, and Porchetta roast! It was the most delicious, brilliantly arranged, meal I've had in years! With the help of my awesome wife, of course! She had to cook it! I did offer to help everyone. Thanks M of C for a wonderful experience!

They ALLOW in their eating area:…read more Bad behavior and lies from other customers about YOU who do NOT know you. And, they have a 1 hour policy to sit and eat or they throw you out ! BOTH ARE BAD MANAGEMENT !

They have several items that are Amazing for Vegans…read more Mushrooms are so much cheaper there as well as the vegetables

I buy my homemade Kim Chee at Asian Market in Medford. last purchase was $11.95 for 1pt!!! pkg used…read moreto fill up a 1qrt mayonnaise jar n 1/2 pt! today only filled 1/2 of my Qrt jar...what a rip!! new owners. they don't list ph # on receipt!!!

Our Trader Joe's here in Medford is one of the very best in which I have ever shopped. (The other…read moreone was in Santa Fe.). But, honestly, I think ours is the very best. In a time of both "shrinkflation" and inflation, Trader Joe's does a great job of providing top notch products with competitive prices. I buy a lot of things here, including pasture-raised eggs, half-and-half, whipping cream, organic butter, large 72% dark Belgian chocolate bars that I use in cooking, potatoes, organic produce of various kinds, ground, turkey, ground lamb, turkey at Thanksgiving, prime rib at Christmas, artisan cheese, Australian, red shrimp, the best beef bone broth, as well as chicken and turkey bone broth that I have ever purchased, and many seasonal items. I thoroughly enjoy how sweet, happy -- and knowledgable -- all of the employees are. It is such a pleasure to go there. It's sort of like attending a party with friends while grocery shopping!!! I would give our Trader Joe's 1000 stars if I could. Thank you for all that you do for Southern Oregon.

My sweet husband went in search of local honey for me. A male worker at this store straight out…read morelied to him. He said a brand called Local Hive was locally sourced. Without his reading glasses my husband couldn't read the label, and he took the male workers word for truth. The honey was from Vancouver. Shame on this worker and the store manager for hiring a liar.

Best grocer in town as far as im concerned. Takes EBT usually easy to navigate. Just dont go the…read morefirst 2 weeks

Great produce, prices, and overall product selection throughout the store. The biggest challenge is…read morewaiting in line for 20+ minutes to checkout if you have more than 10 items you can't use self checkout. The self check lady yesterday was very rude and unprofessional as she counted peoples items and kicked them out of line for having more than 10. Only 3 registers open with 7-8 people in each line. When asked if they could get more checkers the customer service person just told me it is what it is. I would rate it lower but I actually like the store overall. I loathe going through checkout here though.

As a housewife who does all the grocery shopping and a former child who grew up watching The Price…read moreis Right, I have a good grasp on what items cost. I visited this location as someone who doesn't live in the area and was shocked to see that the prices are way higher than regular Costco and are equal to or sometimes even a dollar or two more than just buying the exact product at Walmart or Fred Meyer. For the price of 1 loaf of Franz gluten-free bread, $7.79 for less than a dollar more I could go to Costco and get 2 loaves of Canyon Bakehouse gluten-free bread. 14 oz Tajin is $7.99. I can buy the exact same size from Walmart for $6.98. Here, 19 oz Mae Ploy canned coconut cream is $3.49 a can. Walmart online sells it individually and as a 6 pack for $2.58 per can. $3.59 for American Beauty 8 oz manicotti shells here. It's $3.49 at Fred Meyer in Medford. 16 ounces of jumbo Campfire marshmallows here are $3.39 whereas 16 oz Kraft Jet Puffed marshmallows are $2.99 at Fred Meyer in Medford. $8.69 for 24 Flav-R-Pac frozen corn cobettes or $2 for 6 Great Value frozen corn cobettes at Walmart. $14.19 for 2.125 lbs dried hash brown shreds here. Same size at Costco is $8.99. Costco sells in-store and ships #10 sized canned products so I'm confused why people are shopping here when the prices aren't wholesale, they're often slightly higher than retail at the local Fred Meyer and Walmart. There aren't many specialty products here for varied diets or cuisines, so if you're needing gluten-free or something more diverse than soy sauce or tortillas, you're going to need to order from elsewhere. I ended up buying a box of True Lemon (they didn't have the True Lime I came for.) Visited October 2024.

If you don't want to deal with the crowds and the impossible parking at Costco Shop here! I…read moreactually like it better. No membership fee and so many choices. Great restaurant supply items you can buy for home, business and events. There are many things I stock up on and only get here. Helpful staff too.

In the last couple of months I have had occasion to special order 3 legs of lamb for different…read moredinner parties that my husband and I were giving. Without exception, the quality of the lamb we received was excellent. In addition, the manager in the meat department is very knowledgeable + is very warm and friendly, a great combination which we appreciate. We used to purchase lengua here but the price became so exorbitant that we stopped doing so. We often buy our organic SMART chicken thighs here because their prices are consistently the best in Southern Oregon. They sell out quickly so we have to be on our toes! We don't purchase much else at this store because it's primarily conventional and we eat organic. The folks that work here are very nice, which we really appreciate. We like doing business with nice people!

Water dispensing machine is disgusting, they buy the cheapest produce in bulk that is falling apart…read moreand the meat section smells rotten that it has made my stomach churn. Sherms was and could do better.

I love the fruit tarts so much i cannot begin to describe or explain how much they complete my life…read more safeway fruit tarts are the best thing to ever exist thank you safeway i love your fruit tarts

I'm not a fan of Instacarting at Safeway; the app organization, details and in-store layout don't…read morealign well compared to other companies with more streamlined systems. I do want to acknowledge the Meat and Deli employees, who were genuinely helpful and kind. They're the only reason this store earns two stars instead of one. My first interaction was with someone I assume was a manager. It took repeating "excuse me, sir" three times to get his attention, and I was treated as an inconvenience while he continued organizing shelves. From a management perspective, the interaction lacked professionalism and basic leadership. He ended up redirecting me to another employee to help me. I prefer self-checkout because I'm rated on bagging through Instacart, and I take that seriously unfortunately (maybe slight OCD some would say). As I entered self-checkout, the employee made a condescending remark about the size of my order, called over another worker, and then that "manager" joined them. All three stood together, leaning and staring in my direction as I checked out. You needed three? I told them all to have a wonderful night as I left, only one waved back. Please stare harder next time, please remember my face or get a life.

This is one of the best places in the area for beer, wine and other beverages…read more They have an area where you can order from a list of 50 beers and they have a beer cave. We always end up talking to someone sitting next to us and learn about some of the beers. You can also order a tasty sandwich for lunch. They have an amazing selection of meat and bakery goods. We cannot get out of there for less than $100. The staff are always so friendly and help with any questions.

They are expensive in general, but I buy cuts of meat and recently I have been weighing them at…read morehome because one felt significantly light and it was over 3oz underweight. I just did 2 more and they were under. The guy at Cartwrights said they weigh them IN the package. People- weigh it yourself if you don't want to get ripped off. I think a class action is called for.