Well , the grocery bit is alright and you can get most stuff you are looking for but the loitering…read moreand the trash splattered across the entrance etc. is very unwelcoming . The security doesn't do much and it feels like an unsafe location at times just at par with the one in Downtown . The shopping carts are never there and its hard to even locate shopping baskets . I am not saying that the houseless needs to be removed from the entrance or not allowed to enter but if they are actively threatening customers , someone needs to come and stop that .Yelling and forcing people for change can feel unsafe for a lot of us and that needs to be actively monitored. Apart from that the store is well stocked and organized and the staff is helpful.

Im really unhappy with no handles on paper bags it is so hard to carry bags that way and they were…read morenot prepared for the discontinued pennies by updating their prices so in the meantime no cash in their self checkouts does the owners of safeway even care about their customers.

International grocery stores are a necessity as I use in my everyday life items that don't exist in…read moreconventional grocery stores. World Foods doesn't carry the ginormous container of pitted Kalama olives that the mothership Barbur Whole Foods does. But they do have excellent customer service and and will transfer a jug from Barbur to Whole Foods for me. They also sell Arz labne which I can't find anywhere else convenient in Portland. Certainly not at a conventional grocery store. They also sell all kinds of other international groceries like giant jars if dolmas, lavash, the best chocolate bars. I could go on and on. Walking the aisles makes me feel like I'm in a different country and it's fun. There's not much in the way of parking. Most people in the Pearl probably walk there. I know I do. I do know that if you want a grocery adventure check out World Foods. 2026 - Review # 6

Great selection. We can always find something interesting here. They also have a great deli…read morecounter with wraps, salads, pita, hot foods.

Came here on a Monday night around 11pm. I guess it's a bit of a staple of the community? At least…read morethat's what the front desk staff at my hotel around the corner told me. It was pretty slow. About 2-3 people in it. It's a small store. You are paying for convenience (prices are a bit higher) because most other stores in the immediate area by foot are closed by this time / there's not a ton of competition. It's not the cleanest of stores and if you get anything that is not prepackaged, good luck to your gut because it doesn't scream the cleanest place ever. I got a few things - gatorade, candy, chips and it came out to 20 bucks. Staff is okay. Felt like they were staring me down. When I got to the registered they greeted me which is the bare minimum but felt like it was the best I was going to get. So I'll give them a half a star for that. Place is organized a bit weird. I could find items in the most random of places. Best to come here if you want one or two items.

Not the best selection, but we were able to find a few tasty wines. A little pricey, but there…read morearen't a lot of nearby shops.

Is this possibly the best Whole Foods I have ever been in? Yes…read more As a resident of Anchorage, AK, am I too biased to make statement like that? Also, yes. The interior was pristine, the parking was straightforward, the staff were friendly, and the beer selection had multiple different types of West Coast Pilsner (my favorite style of beer, and one that is tricky to find) I came in here to pickup an Amazon delivery, and came away pretty impressed!

My return visit to this Whole Foods Market in Portland's Pearl District was one of recent…read moreconvenience. I had just left Powell's and decided that a sandwich and an adult beverage at the Hotel would be my dinner choice. I found a nice (and later very ample and tasty) pre-packaged sandwich across the store, and after self check out, I was on my way. I still don't understand how my Amazon Prime membership works here.......

Incredible little grocer that has a huge wine selection, cute gift area, tons d European dry goods,…read morefresh produce, fresh bakery and a incredible ready food deli area. You can spend hours in this store looking through the store, prepping dinners or gift shopping! Worth the stop to check it out.

Providore is a feast for the senses and a great place to treat yo self! Like other reviewers share,…read moreit's not the place to go for your regular grocery resupply, but for items where you want something unique, elevated, and special, this is the place. The market is well-stocked with unique shelf items from around the world-- pastas, jams/jellies, biscuits, oils, vinegars, tinned fish, and legumes. They have a vast deli case with meats, cheeses, and prepared items. The meat and fish counter is magazine-worthy and they feature some hot-food specials using meats and sausages from their counter. The wine selection is expansive-- we even saw a few bottles from the Loire region of France which we had the great fortune decades ago to visit family friends. It was the produce area that really made my heart sing and my eyes bug out. The produce section is colorful, artfully arranged. I could practically feel the antioxidants beaming into my body! I have never seen SO many varieties of alliums in my life. They had four different types of "green onion" (scallion, green garlic, calçot, and red spring onion), plus mahoosive leeks. We had a great experience with service which was friendly, helpful, and prompt. Since we were out and about doing other things we didn't get anything that required refrigeration like cheese, meats or produce, but we did have sandwiches from the deli case which were tasty. I look forward to going back for some of the produce and cheeses.

Zupran's is absolutely adorable. They have lots of organic options and high-quality products. I…read morelove that they'll wrap any flowers you buy into a bouquet. I watched someone in front of me buy just one rose, and they wrapped it beautifully. They even have a caviar fridge, and their packaging is honestly so cute. I'm a sucker for good packaging. There's a small bakery section, though I wish it were a bit bigger. They also have a very nice wine selection and aged balsamic options. Such a charming little spot with great attention to detail.

I have gotten sick from their seafood twice (they are always happy to give a refund, but somehow…read morethis seems inadequate after two nights of aching nausea). I recently suggested a friend get some grab and go there because she was in the area and only had a few minutes. She said she would not be doing that because she had gotten sick off their prepared food a few times (she did not mention seafood). Recently I bought some chocolate and it was nearly expired, had bloom, and did not have a good texture. While this is not a risk to my health, it's annoying! this place is so expensive and they can't seem to turn over food quickly enough to keep it fresh. The customer service is totally fine.

Positive: Wide selection, decent prices, fairly quick checkout times…read more Security is doing a really great job considering the location. Negative: Attracts groups of Tweekers and Fent addicts which are a 24/7 constant outside the store. Also: You can't tell the Staff from the Customers. Nobody wears a uniform.

Stadium Fred Meyer Bakery in Portland Oregon. The photo says it all... (ordered 2/8/26, Order…read more#1983977) My order: Congratulations, Beacon Award Winners! (Vanilla cake w/ Bavarian cream) Cake wreck: Cangratulations Beacon Award Winners (Vanilla cake w/ vanilla buttercream) So that's the word that tripped you up? Two stars for my check-out laughs. I kept it as-is.

This is such a cool market! I was just stopping by to get a kombucha and decided to explore a…read morelittle. The store is quite expansive on the inside, and they have quite a range of products. I thought their prices were actually quite competitive with other grocery stores. They also had a curiously broad selection of soju. Definitely a cool spot to check out!

My absolute Foster neighborhood favorite!! I love this cute little grocery shop; it is stocked with…read moreall the organic, boujie, whole foods vibes staples. A small coffee shop also operates within the store. I've never been able to check it out because I tend to shop in the late afternoon/evenings. They also take EBT.

I love Trader Joe's! It has so many unique items, it's definitely worth checking out, and you'll be…read morehooked on repeat visits!

Usually the staff are friendly but it's a hit or miss. Today around 5 pm I was checked out by…read moreSylvia P. and her posse of coworkers. I spent several minutes waiting near the register for her to even acknowledge me while she giggled and gossiped with them. Finally, she asked me how I was doing, I responded 'oh I'm fine,' and she clearly wasn't listening to me (going back to talking to her other co workers on the next register) because she asked me yet AGAIN how I was doing in a more ruder tone. The bagger was also side tracked by the other co workers and didn't help me bag at all. Maybe split them apart next time. Annoying as hell.

This is one of those nicer markets like Whole Foods or Metropolitan so you'll pay more, but you'll…read moreget high quality. Love that I can easily find the king of cheeses, a Brillat Savarin triple cream brie. The only thing I don't like is the gender neutral bathrooms. I hate having to wipe guys piss off the toilet seat to use them. Yuck!

Crazy expensive. Crazy rude. Crazy decline…read more New Seasons was once a crown jewel for Portland: delicious, friendly, and fresh. You could delight in carefully curated products, a made-to-order grill, and employees who enjoyed working for the business. And then Good Food Holdings came to town and took a wrecking ball to the enterprise. From trash candy at the end of the aisles to workers simmering with rage, New Seasons has become yet another example of dislocated wealth running amok. I don't begrudge a business doing well because I think that can produce a reciprocal relationship with quality, innovation, and value. That's what happened when New Seasons was family owned and local. But now this thing is a trap door for enriching people across the planet who could care less about a ripe tomato or a grilled salmon sandwich to order. There's still enough decent product sourcing to be a draw, but the soul of this place has shriveled to a Reese's Pieces.