The manager gave me a ride home because my TV wouldn't fit in my SUV and he was going home and his…read moretruck was right next to me and I had been trying to get an UberXL for a half hour

My husband bought me some spicy tuna sushi. Which was a total joke. It was not spicy no soy sauce,…read moreless than a piece size of wasabi and less than a piece size of pickled ginger. It was a 10 piece had no taste at all nothing at all barely had tuna in it. The only crunch you could get was the cucumber that they put in. It was so sad if I could give it less than a one, I would their sushi has gone downhill. I don't know if they have different people working or not, but it used to be better months in a year ago.

I shop regularly at Fred Meyer per se, but have rarely had need of the many businesses around the…read moreedge of the main store. Freddy's has everything and really doesn't leave a lot of room for tiny one-note businesses to compete. It's actually possible to have been shopping at this excellent department store for months or years until the attached leased retail spaces vanish from one's awareness. Thus there's almost always a space available to lease, in which to fail as a small business. Ask anyone to name three businesses in the Freddy's complex and they'll probably only recall one, and that'd be the Subway at the entrance; it's handy and really good for fast-food. Opposite is a very generic Asian fast-food joint (teriyaki, sushi, etc), I've tried a couple times and if you're hungry enough it ain't bad, but Freddy's own little restaurant area is nicer. There's a second and better Asian restaurant that's better for Mongolian food. There's a "mail service" called Pak Mail who'll even wrap your parcel for you, but is expensive as all get out (two or three times the price of UPS or FedEx), so who'd go there twice? A shoe repair shop I used a couple times before realizing the guy charges more than most of us spend on new shoes. A Starbucks replaced a lovely independent and genteel cofffeehouse (Olympic Espresso) that failed. There's much else difficult to bring to mind, as I've not had both the need and the recollection they existed. A dentist office. A locksmith (which everyone who has used their emergency services praises highly). A Little Caesars which I presume is as lousy as the Little Caesars I tried in two other locations but never again. A hair salon. I hope I've remembered them all but probably haven't. Oh, multiple bank small branches, but not mine. I do lament an old-timey Used Record Store that must've been the last one in the county!

I had a very disappointing visit to the Bremerton Fred Meyer yesterday…read more First of all I had to spend a lot of time selecting my green beans and Brussels sprouts in produce because over half were too old and spoiling. Then I went to the check out area near the garden dept., as that was where I was parked. There was one check stand open with 2 people ahead of me. The checker was a young man, who was obviously very inexperienced. He was sooooo slow. After waiting for about 10 minutes, he finally got to the person ahead of me who had a lot of purchases. By then there were 3 people behind me. I asked the checker if he could call for another checker. He mumbled into the mike asking for backup. Nobody showed up. I moved my cart out of line and walked out. It was a very frustrating experience. I am a retiree of 30 years of working in grocery stores. Yes, this store has gone downhill.

What's happening at this location is not the fault of the people who are trying to keep this place…read moreopen. They are behind a notorious homeless "camp site" created by Kitsap Mental Health and the Kitsap Unitarian Universalist Church. The problem is made worse by current "Progressivist" leadership in Bremerton. Some days are not safe because of marauding bands of violent vagrants and youth gangs. Theft is so common that prices have increased. There are multiple complaints FROM the homeless, even though this store feeds, houses, and puts up with their begging. It's not all of them, but there's a definite lack of respect. My mother and I have been customers since the store opened. We know the staff, and they are usually extremely helpful and kind. Aaron, Brandi (who is sadly transferring), Jeanette, and all the rest are awesome. The store was forced to install an elaborate theft-deterrent system at entrances and exits. This store was originally known for its selection of Boarshead deli items, its ethnic and kosher section, and for being a one-stop shopping center. It has a gas station to the left of the building. Hopefully, new leadership in Bremerton, which is desperately needed, will help this location. Shuttering or moving KMS and sweeping the "campsites" would be ideal.

Stood in line 20 minutes behind a coupon queen. Was boxed in with a person behind me. Managers had…read moreothers open registers to help with rush but pulled people out who just got into line instead of people who had already been waiting a long time. As a matter of fact I still wasn't being tang up when they closed the extra lane. Clearly they should have seen the problem, or they don't care.

Riddell Square aka Redwood Plaza long had as its biggest draw a truly sad-looking casino, which…read moremoved out and sat empty for years. It formerly had a nitelife of sorts, with the casino, liquor store, and two bars, so drunkards liked to get in fights in the parking lot (there was even a murder); but all that's gone now, the place is no longer scary, and there's an ethnically diverse church to replace the casino. The run-down strip was mall built to 1970s specifications and only ever superficially updated. There's been a cinema there for ages, with four screens. It changed from Olympic Cinemas to Tracyton Movie House in 2021 (though this is East Bremerton, not Tracyton), with plans that make it sound like it could be a real center of joy for youth and maybe entire families, like a 1990s game parlor and big rental possibilities; time will tell if any of that works out. It's such an accessible location it seems like it should be a fine place to have a business but so many have failed and there's always a space waiting for lease. A store for disc golf and other sports equipment, where you could get sports uniforms with screen printing, opened and closed so fast my head swam (it seems to have immediately moved to Wheaton Way as 360 Disc Golf). An automobile license place was very useful but the decrepit plumbing in the mall blew up and flooded the place so they moved far, far away. Eventually they partially reopened but By Appointment Only, a nuisance. There's drive-tru banking. A substance abuse clinic handily near a brewery. A full service pet groomer with self-service pet washing space with walk-ins acceptable. A recording studio called Boom House. Clothing store for chubsters, useful to me. Computer repairman. Dentist. The oddly named Little P. I. "oriental food mart" as they call themselves, inexpensive and definitely worth a visit. Nothing that shouts, ooo, gotta check that out; there is no magnet store (Ivar's restaurant was the biggest draw way back in the 1990s, wish that had remained). But the lovely Wilco Farm Store is practically across the street in a bigger strip mall.

I have never had horrible customer like this before in my life. To make a long story short, my…read morehusband and I went to the Dollar Tree to purchase some prizes for the youth at our church. Some of the items are marked different prices now so I understand where they could be a bit of confusion. But we definitely looked at the sign that said 1.50 unless otherwise marked. We looked and saw some items mark 5.00. We waited in a long line like always and once we got to the register heard a customer getting dismissed when she inquired about a price that was not marked and rang up a different price. Once it was our turn the item and a question was rang and said it was five dollars we told the cashier that there was nothing marked and with an attitude and a rolled eye she told us it was marked. I then proceeded to ask her to show me we walked over and of course it was not mark. The five dollars wasn't really the issue. She proceeded to point her finger and told me I was going to listen to her and when I said no, you're gonna listen to me she told me I could leave the store ! She could've just simply said that they're just getting new items in and are in the process of correctly marking them and that the item was the price said it rang up but she had a attitude was super rude and disrespectful proceeded to put her finger in my face and told me I was gonna listen to her and I told her no I was not. She then told me I could leave the store. She then threw my hand cart to the other register and said you can handle her when I ask that person to walk over and show me. She walked over and of course could not show me where it was marked and then gave me an attitude when I asked her for the corporate number of the dollar store. I told her there was a tackle respectful way to speak to any customer and this kind of behavior was not acceptable. A job is a job.. No matter where you work, you're getting paid to do a job you should do it and do it well. If the sign says 1.50 unless otherwise marked that what it should be.

Surprisingly this store came through when we were looking for empty candy boxes or tins. A few…read morepackage tie ons made my gift wrapping fun to do and receive. The help there is space but when available they are polite and helpful. There's a lot if merchandise there and it's hard to keep a store clean but it's above average in this regard. I would recommend this Poulsbo and Bremerton store across from Fred Meyer the best in this area in all counts that matter. It's a bit challenging as you never know what you may find in these stores. But it's the joy in discovery as long as you remember quality is not always in what you find for a dollar but usually will do.

Great Service form the store…read more Always good service friendly customer service on the internet

Wow, I don't understand all the negative reviews. This is the BEAT Grocery Outlet I've ever…read morevisited. They have an amazing selection, with tons of vegan, low-carb/keto and organic options -- more than any other GO I've ever visited. My only complaint is that the pricing for items that are going to expire or have expired is not very "competitive" (e.g. cheese that has an expiration date of two days ago that is still regular GO pricing) compared to many other GO locations I've visited. However, I choose to return because of their selection regarding a lot of specialty products, including the best vegan blueberry muffins and low carb bread I've ever eaten!!

Excellent service. Ethan was professional, patient, and knowledgeable--he took the time to answer…read moreall my questions and worked with me to find exactly what I needed. He was friendly and welcoming. I'll definitely be returning. Great job!!!

Got paintball gun in perfect condition, ps4 games and a controller. The staff were super friendly…read moreand everything I got was almost new. Definitely gonna keep coming here for their inventory and affordable prices. Everything was discounted again at the register!!

Great little hole in the wall Mexican restaurant/ market. The pricing on the restaurant side is a…read morebit higher than other places, but the flavors are worth it. The service has always been friendly and welcoming.

I don't know about the store, but there's a taco truck with the same name across the street and…read moreit's delicious. I had tacos and all the meats were delicious. My picky boyfriend had her build him a custom burrito and it was just how he likes it. Worth driving from Silverdale for sure and even from further in my opinion.