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 happen 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. read more

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My husband and I recently made a late-night pilgrimage to check out the "YouTube famous" WinCo, and let 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! read more

Went to this location and used the self checkout to purchase a 5 gallon water refill because the regular lines were extremely long. While I was entering my cash, an employee named Tara came up, leaned over, and in an accusatory tone asked if I had entered the water, scrutinizing my screen closely and even putting on her glasses to "inspect" it. When I told her I had and asked if she could check her own screen, Tara became offended and escalated the situation, yelling in front of other customers, "You don't have to be rude, I am just doing my job. I can call a manager." This public humiliation was completely unnecessary. After completing the transaction, I spoke to the store manager on duty, only to be met with a generic "I will talk to her," with no meaningful resolution. This incident raises serious concerns about Winco's self checkout procedures. Customers are already forced to perform cashier duties due to understaffing, and now we are subjected to suspicion and harassment for simply doing their job. Checking for unscanned items is part of an employee's job, yet Tara chose to publicly accuse and yell at a paying customer instead. Winco, this behavior is unacceptable. Self checkout should not come with humiliation, intimidation, or yelling from employees. Your staff needs proper training to treat customers with respect while doing their jobs read more

This WinCo location is spacious and has a wide variety of food! The staff were friendly and knew where everything was when we inquired. We found that the bulk food area offers great deals on fresh dried goods! There's plenty of parking, so it's easy to park. read more

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In general I am a fan of Winco however today when I went to the store there were no carts in cart pickup area. An employee came out and saw this and told me they were all out in the parking lot which does not do me any good especially with it pouring down rain. So out I go to find a cart once I get back to the entrance this same employee comes out and says that I found you a cart which again did not help. When I got to the self check out the cashier did not like how I had my cart positioned and told me loudly to move it. Prices good customer engagement very poor I should not be surprised as that is how society operates nowadays. I'm going to have to be more selective on where I shop from now on I might go to a store that costs a little more but treats me a lot better. Also the whole time I was at the store there was no one gathering carts from the parking lot. read more

Pre-Covid pricing?! Inflation, what inflation? I love you WinCo! This store has the exact layout and signage of older Cub Foods stores in Minnesota and other Midwest states. I worked at Cub for about 10 years in the 90s so I almost fainted when I walked in a few weeks ago. It is an exact replica. I've been in the area for 3 years and have been so disappointed in the grocery stores here. Prices elsewhere (I'm especially looking at you Safeway ) are convenience store levels of ridiculousness. And product selection is usually dire at conventional stores unless it's Walmart (ugh) or Fred Meyer. I get it, conventional grocery stores are pricier because of "service". But let's be honest here. Mainstream grocery stores now offer less than zero service. Shoppers are generally treated like an inconvenience. "Hey Safeway clerk, your 2% milk is empty at 5pm. Can you please bring some out? No? What do you mean you don't have anyone to restock?" Hmm, only self-checkout open? Let me ALSO do your employee's job. Do I get a self-checkout discount? Previous to my recent discovery of WinCo, I bought staples at Costco and only shopped the BOGOs or loss-leaders at QFC/FredMeyer and Safeway with an occasional emergency visit for a needed item or two. But I think I could do 99% of my shopping at WinCo, get everything I need and still save a significant amount of money. Does anyone know of the connection between WinCo and Midwest-based Cub Foods? The similarities are not coincidental because the signage and layout are identical and unique. read more

I find food at reasonable prices, and some items that Freddy's, Safeway, Whole Foods, or the Town and Country Market don't carry. Only the super-rich shop at Whole Foods and Town and Country Market. read more

WINCO is a great store, and their prices can't be beat. The only complaint I have is concerning the self-checkout. The machine is too sensitive, so any movement you make to lift something off the scale and on to the bagging area can incur a "bagging error" warning. This is especially if you are too slow, or wiggle the bag. The clerk keeps having to come over to my station and reset a button. It also doesn't like you putting your groceries directly into the cart, which would be more convenient and is allowed at Wal Mart. read more

Negatives: No credit cards, cash or debit only, no organic frozen fruit, hard liquor in room behind registers, bakery a little small, no starbucks, no pharmacy, no memberships. More of a grocery store so no clothes, fewer toys, no furniture and other items you would find at retailers like Target. Unique perk: Winco is employee owned and for many of their items, they list competitors prices next to theirs so you know you're getting a good deal. They do this by having employees who go shopping at Safeway, Fred Meyer, and Walmart to get up-to-date pricing. Pros: cheaper prices than Safeway, Fred Meyer, Walmart. And they have a handful of food items that you can dispense from for customized portions that you buy. See the videos and pictures for a better explanation since that unique feature of Winco is hard to articulate. I recently reviewed Fred Meyer, which has some goods that Winco doesn't so I may patronize them for non-grocery items. But due to Wincos better prices, I am going to primarily shop at Winco and costco for groceries. Costco has great deals on large items which Winco doesn't offer. Go Karts, couches, large storage shelves, tent garages to park your car in. But for the smaller items and products that you don't want to buy in bulk quantity, Winco offers it at the best price. Bathrooms were clean but smelled bad. Water fountains were very clean. Customer service was great. A lady slicing meat asked me if I needed help finding anything while I was browsing. The check out clerk named Becky was very nice and told us all about Winco when I told her it was my first time shopping there. She was very friendly. Not miserable like a lot of cashiers I have encountered at Albertsons, for example. Maybe because it's employee owned? Probably... A video is attached of me talking to Becky. She provided excellent customer service. Thank you Becky! read more

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It seems everybody on payday wants to go to Winco foods they have a large selection of different kind of foods very large variety of meats and vegetables. Their prices seem to be low, but there's no pizzazz in that store. If you want something different and all fresh vegetables you'll need to go somewhere else, when cow has the basics and it has a large variety of those basics which is good on your pocketbook they are also employed owned to keep all prices low. You're older lady or man. Make sure you bring somebody to help you because you're gonna pack your own groceries they have no one to bag the groceries up for you. This Winco is located in a bad area but has great prices and is worth going there. Oh let me tell you about their employees too. They seem to love their job. I want to ask them do you like working here? They say yes it's wonderful so that makes me smile. read more

Prices: I'd say go if you want to grab some decent deals, as the prices CAN be good, but be prepared for large crowds and long lines. Not exactly somewhere you go for the ambience. Their self checkout kiosks are also worse than most other grocery chains, which is saying a lot. Beware the markup on non-food-items and specialty items - this is a "buy staples here and household items/other stuff elsewhere" kind of store. The bulk section is often worth it, although make sure you do the math. Customer Service/Shopping Experience: The employees here lately are... rude. I was at the bulk section finishing filling up a bag when an employee walked up to restock the bin next to me and bluntly told me to get out of their way. No please or thank you. Just a curt get out of their way. I'd been there before they got there (bag was already filled), and I'd been there maybe 5 seconds labeling and tying my bag up (because I was actually done filling it). It was clear that I was leaving within the next few seconds, so barking at me to get out of their way was pointless. I don't expect retail employees to kiss my *** and definitely don't want to give that impression. I've worked retail for quite a few years, myself. But I do think that basic respect for a customer who is not being rude to you isn't actually that much to ask for. I will probably keep coming back for the bulk section when the lines aren't too long, but I'll probably spend most of my money at stores where the employees don't yell at me for just existing. My last review on here was like 10 years ago, so imagine how negative the experience was for me to log on and write a review about it. read more

Best grocery store around! Bulk foods are the way to go! Fantastic bakery and prices in everything! And the employees own stock in the store. read more

WinCo Foods - This is a good snack! - Grocery Near Me - Everett, Washington

Still, my favorite. So much cheaper than Safeway or Fred Meyer. You're a fool with your money shopping elsewhere.

I have had to throw away meat especially pork. I buy whole bean coffee but recently I got a batch that was so bitter I believe it was stale beans. block of cheese that was stale dry and not good. If you try to return something you get a bad reception. I guess it's only good for commodities. read more

The lady with the neck-length mousey brown hair that looks to be in her 50's at the self-checkout is very rude and I believe racist. I always do self-checkout because I don't buy a lot of items and every single time, if I happen to leave any of the produce bags in my cart, she always comes up to my cart and without a word, snatches them out of my cart saying "these aren't free" and leaves, still saying nothing. Meanwhile, I see plenty of people around me also with produce bags and she doesn't do the same to them. In Washington state, those produce bags are actually free because they are available to us for hygiene reasons. Also, even if they weren't free and I didn't know, it's common etiquette for an employee to say something before snatching it out of a customer's cart. I really don't care enough to say anything about this to her in-person but for others here, if you are a person of color, please be careful around her. The rest of the store is pretty nice though so in the future, I might just avoid self-checkout if I see that it's her managing it. read more

The Everett WinCo is my primary place to go grocery shopping! The store is laid out well navigating your shopping list easily. The prices and quality of food is top notch! Bring your own shopping bags! read more

I come to this winco since i was a child Every-time I go to this winco I get good service from every employee but one today I came in was ready to pay the woman who's working the register her name is Becky. We come to her lane everything was good until we started to pay. We get treated with disrespect in the tone of voice and was arguing with my mother. my mother has said Becky in the past would always treats my mom like that, I take no disrespect it's always give respect to earn respect but unfortunately this time Becky was treating my mom like this in the past . She was telling my mom no credit obviously we know that we been coming to this winco for years. My mom showed her it's debit from Bank of America the Becky says "take it out we only take debit" in a rude tone I was bagging the groceries. my mom tells her it's debit the card was chip and she inserted it inside then Becky raises her voice again said to "take out the card" my mom in embarrassment then says I'll just pay in cash then Becky snags the 100 bill. This wasn't the first time she given my mom a problems, she has been giving my mom poor service every single time next time my mom comes in at her register. I'm no longer happy with how Becky has been treating my mom this isn't the first time she given my mom poor service this time I got to experience it for the first time and felt the need to write this review. If you're a person of color please avoid Becky unless you want to be treated belittled or mistreated. read more

$ It's an adventure. A Lots variety Of things, great prices well organized very clean. read more

Best grocery store in the area far better than Safeway and QFC. Prices way better than Safeway and QFC. It our go to grocery store for just about everything fruit and vegetables are excellent and a lot cheaper canned goods are far cheaper read more

My family has shopped at the Silver Lake Winco since the day they opened. The prices are unbeatable. One of best things we've found is their deli trays. Our FIRST High School Robotics Team is on a tight budget and Winco's sandwich trays are perfect to feed hungry teenagers during a competition. Today I picked up six sandwich trays-ordered for 9 am; croissant, Hawaiian sliders, and pretzel rolls. I knew right away they were made this morning because they were so fresh! They had real meat with lettuce and cheese. The sandwiches were so good; they even gave me mayo and mustard in small packages. Our students, parents, and mentors love them. Thank you, Winco, for helping our team, and for helping low income families afford good food. read more

Went to buy oysters for the 2nd time,2 different days while grocery shopping,they where dead,shell open non responsive dead, when I told the seafood clerk they didn't care,kind of like oh well,is food poisoning OK with you guys? read more

Want a big grocery store with great prices where you can save tons of money? This is that place. WinCo is an employee owned, no thrills, warehouse (but no membership) style grocer. It's a great place to save money. Just about everything here is less expensive than at other grocery stores, and most items are at or below Costco prices. And that's every day, without sales. You won't find speciality grocery items here. It's not what they do. But you will find staples galore, and often (as in the case of the ice cream section) a huge selection you typically won't see at most grocers. Produce is decent, but until recently included zero organics. There's now a tiny and pitifully understocked (with poor quality goods) organic section in the produce, so that's progress. Bulk food section is HUGE, with things you won't see in bulk at other grocery stores. Two other things you need to be aware of before heading to WinCo to save money. First, you will be bagging your own groceries. Not hard to do. Second, they do not take credit cards, but they do take debit cards. Overall a fun place to shop for staples and a pleasant surprise to your wallet at checkout. I just wish WinCo would open up more stores and move into the core Seattle and Eastside areas--right now they are flung far to the north and south of the main cores. read more

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I this Winco Everett, WA store and here's why ... I'm able to find everything I need and the few times I have had a question, the staff have been courteous, kind and respectful and honest! The one time an employee didn't know the answer, he said so - and helped find someone that did! In 2020, I calculated my annual savings (by shopping there) at a little over $300.00 - and decided to shop there ALL the time. A decision I have not regretted! Possible helpful tips: - Consider _not_ going the first 2 or 3 of days of a new month as Shopper Traffic can be considerably heavier. - Bringing your own/reusable bags is always a wise choice, but if you don't have one/some, they have some available for purchase - just ask. - Yes they DO have Bulk options, Organic items and carry some very popular Ethnic-originated products. And, I must confess that I genuinely appreciate the candy choices they make available. Because of this Winco, (pre-pandemic) I was able to start a "candy dish" at my office. And since returning to the office (after our offices pandemic 'break'), peers have shared the candy dish was one of the things they thought about while many of us were working from home - the mix of old favorites (think 'penny candy', root beer barrels, Sixlets, Tootsie Rolls or Jolly Ranchers), small chocolates (milk, dark & sometimes white) or mini-versions of favorite full-sized candy bars, salt water taffy and holiday-themed sweets. In closing, I always see the employees and staff being productive - at the Service Center, filling shelves, rotating produce, wiping things down - that shows me they care. I appreciate and respect that ... and it's also a part of why I shop there. read more

I give one star because I cannot give any less. The self check out ladies make the experience of spending my money and time there immensely uncomfortable. I cringe knowing I will see them. The lady with the bangs who works at night yelled at me for hoping from one machine to the next when the machine was broken. I did not want any confrontation. I just wanted to get my groceries in peace. The lady with the dark black hair who works in the day time seems upset when people need help. She does not practice nor participate in customer service with a smile. I can only imagine management must be worse to hire and employee such people. Birds of a feather flock together! Every one here except that man in customer service acts like they hate their job and the community they are serving. Also the new kid in produce with dark hair is super nice! read more

I am from Miami FL by way of Phoenix AZ It has better food than WallyWorld but consumables are higher I work all over the country so I value shop of course Good clean place read more

Janky carts sliced my hand open to where it drips blood, everything is pretty much janky here sorta fallen apart area type of feel. Customer service is very very nice. Never been rude once surprisingly. I shop here frequent. FOOD IS ALWAYS FRESH. read more

WinCo Foods - Donuts from the bakery. Really good donuts for the price. - Grocery Near Me - Everett, Washington

I had VERY bad service while doing my weekly shop. The cashier Jim was rude and condescending. He was unreasonably mad about one single bulk item not having the 4 digit code. He was unwilling to look up the code or to have someone go look for the code. My mom was forced to go looked, this could have been fine but while we were waiting, he continued a tirade about how hard it is to look up a code. He told me something along the lines of me talking too much. He told me at least 3 times about how good a cashier he is. I spoke to the supervisor on duty who was no help, I then spoke to the assistant manager who was just as helpful. I asked to have store manager Scott call me about Jim but they did not attempt to call me. 0/5 service from Jim, try to avoid his line if you want any type of good service. read more

Good basic food and household supplies. Love the bulk selection and the great savings. You're not paying for fancy stuff here.

I normally think WinCo is a very good grocery store offering budget items for customers who really need to stretch their dollars. You won't find anything really nice or high-end here but I like that the store is employee-owned which I feel often leads to employees working to make the store a better place to shop since they are all part-owners of the store. I don't come here a lot normally but when I do, accepting the store for what it is, it is usually clean, well-stocked, and staffed with courteous employees. Today was a distinct difference. I arrived around 10:30 am to find my feet sticking to the floor in the produce section from food spills which had apparently dried, peaches and nectarines molding on the shelf, and a rather abrasive and rude clerk by the name of Kora checking me out who badgered me with rude comments when I wouldn't go into detail about any plans I had for the holiday. I honestly don't know if I will return, at least to this location. I am trying not to let one experience color my view of the entire chain. read more

I cannot think of anything that this grocery store doesn't offer. They're the best grocery store within miles. They're always stocked with a huge selection of produce, deli, dairy, frozen, bulk, canned food, meats; you name it. They even got toiletries, first aid products, supplements, household cleaners & essentials for baby. Oh AND they're open into the wee hours of the night (I believe 24 hours - but don't quote me). I find it much more peaceful to shop in the middle of the night. There's no crowds, & no lines. So it's easy in & easy out. But THEE ABSOLUTE best thing that has ever happened to me at a grocery store happened at this WinCo. I opened a new bank account and 2 days after depositing a paycheck (writ from the same bank) I go major grocery shopping of over $300. Well being that my account was somewhat new (and 4AM) my bank put a freeze on my account & embarrassed the snickerdoodles outta me ‍ I bagged all that food & could not pay. Even though there was WAY more than enough to cover the cost. I was livid - at my bank. The employees at WinCo were so soothing & kind & also had a heck of a plan. They took my 2 carts of groceries & kept them in their cold locker until 5 hours later I was able to pull some teeth at the bank & then set them straight. Apparently my new bank is a bit hyper diligent with their fraud detection (kinda like a smoke detector that goes off just from shower steam.) But WinCo is the Winner!....of the customer service award! Thx y'all! read more

Love Winco! Best grocery store chain in the PacNW. Not only is it employee owned and they give every employee stock with an amazing 401k and excellent health and dental insurance, they have low, low prices. They don't accept credit cards and you bag your own groceries which are two of the ways they keep the prices down. The bin selection is really great. Get fresh honey fresh from the hive! Buy your seasonings here in Winco's bottles or plastic bags and save tons of cash. Buy pasta, dog food, candies, chocolates, nuts, cereal, snacks and more from the bins and save a ton. The fancy packaging and name brand is not worth it. The $3 pre-made salads in the deli cooler are awesome. They are the right size to fill you up for lunch or dinner. They also have platters, family sized salads, pizzas, veggie and fruit trays, and more all at really cheap prices. You can also order these online. You can also buy hot pizza from the front of the store. $8 for a 3 lb. pot roast? Yes please. Much better than $25 elsewhere. $5 for a 5 lb. bag of boneless chicken breasts? Take my money. $2 for a gallon of milk? Yes! I bought an entire Thanksgiving meal here - turkey, flour, sugar, cranberry sauce, gravy, pumpkin pie, everything - for $60. Yes, you want to shop here if you want to save money. All of the magazines and books they sell are at a discounted price, too. Bring your own re-useable bags and get $0.05 off for each one. The paper sacks they have in the store don't have handles so not a fan of those. read more

I have been shopping at this store numerous times now and am disappointed to see that it is already starting to show its signs of being old. It is clear when they had grand opening, they had the best employees from around the area working here for the first week, which was great. Since then, there have been several issues that are concerning. The first is there deli is of great concern. Over four times now, there have been expired products in there grab and go case. I am not talking a day old, I have seen as much as 5 days outdated. These products had a huge amount of condensation on the inside plastic, making it very clear if an employee would have looked at it, they could see something was wrong. When I do buy an indate product, the quality is very poor. Walmarts deli in Tualip truly has a much better deli then this Winco. Prices have started to rise already. I understand there whole sale concept and prices change, but it seems more like they started with everything cheaper, and are starting to raise the prices across the store. Employees also no longer are friendly or say hi when you see them in isles. On my last trip, only one person thanked me for my visit, which was a young man who was in the parking lot collecting carts. The others seemed frustrated to see a customer, even if you did not ask for help. Milk products- often times you can only find milk that expires in 3-4 days, even if you dig all the way to the back of the racks, vwhich is disappointing. Going to Albertsons, you can almost always get at least 2 weeks. Overall, my biggest issue is the deli. Corporate has been notified about the deli at least twice and no improvements have been shown. I dont feel the food safety is taken seriously and will not eat food from here anymore (the deli). read more

I really like this business I made two trips there and the variety is great it's not perfect but prices are good and there's a lot of products. Could improve the floral/produce department slightly to make it better. It made me wonder if Costco membership is even worth it they have good deals. It's open 24/7 which is nice I work till 1:30am or later kinda sucks I can't pick up beer if I get there a little after 2 but that's not the business fault it's the government inconveniencing us the people. read more

As someone from Southern California, WinCo Foods has the look and feel of Costco, but without making you pay for a membership, without having to buy in bulk, and less expensive. But like Costco, they don't take credit cards - so if you're like me, you have to curb your spending. I am always impressed (and overwhelmed) at the stock (especially the meat department) that they have at any given time. My only complaint is that the produce is lacking in the fruit department. It is random that they will have any fruits beyond the standard-issue bananas, apples, and oranges. I was able to find strawberries only once, and I have never seen blueberries, blackberries, or raspberries. I'm a huge berry-eater, so this is a downer. I quite enjoy going through the bulk area and picking out seeds, nuts, snacks, and pastas. You can even get dog or cat food in bulk! But I have often looked for couscous (whole wheat or regular) and have never found any. What's up with that, WinCo?! For as large an establishment as this is, it's never terribly crowded or unpleasant. I have always managed to get through the self check-out without any hassles or long waits. A few suggestions for you, WinCo: berries, ketchup chips, Pirate's Booty, couscous, and more meat items that are not excessively large (for example, portion it out for a single person, like myself). Just think about it, mmmkay? read more

Great service Diana was so friendly and fast!!! Couldn't believe the pep and just change of pace to competitors. I know the lines get long but they had many cashiers! Store has space for customers and carts. Shelves are orderly with options but not an overwhelming amount. Will be back I was in and out in 30min or less. read more

A Christmas story- I recently while shopping at the Everett Winco (Winning Company my butt) gazed upon a cute Xmas basket. Unfortunately was sitting above the wrong price as it must have been put back in wrong spot. I get it, stuff happens. But I purchased the basket thinking for around 10 bucks it wS cute why not. Finish my shopping which was a cart full check out go home. Meanwhile as my family lives on one income and we are sparingly trying to spend very little because not long after purchasing while Christmas shopping my wallet with everything i have saved to give my children a xmass was stolen. Tis the season right. I should have been more carefull of theives. My fault as unfortunate as it is i should have been more carefull. A week goes by I pick up the receipt was skimming through notice that I purchased the basket for 30 bucks. Alot more than I would ever pay but trying to go through items i can sell online or any returnables so i can try make up for losing xmass money I wanted to still do what I could for my babies. Give them some kind if a xmass. Yes I know that's not what it's about my kids know that as well however I would of liked to have something for them to open xmass morning. Anyway ill take the blame for not noticesing right away but hey I got the receipt I'll just return it. There's nothing wrong with it just to much for me to pay. I go into the store and rudely by the customer service cashier told nope emphasis on the p in nope mind you "we can't return it as we just earlier the same day put it on discount and policy states no returns when this happens". I explain what was happening with my wallet and asked is there any way since it was the same day that she could honor it since I have the receipt she said no but called over another gal who I guess was head of the non food items once again I got a nope. So I asked if a manager was on duty was told to come back tomorrow as there was none in. I came back the following morning and spoke with Alexis the manager and of course got a nope with once again the p lingering off her tongue explained my situation with no avail still a no. As I called corporate because look if it had been on discount a week I would of said fine but come in for one it's before xmass as a consumer I'd like to be able to return a holiday item specially if it's before the holiday and I have the receipt and two it was put on discount that same day and 3 the store is named after "winning corporation" winning what? That your policy stinks and your not for the customer and by the looks of it yall are a bunch of scrooges but that's besides the point. But even corporate tells me well if the manager said no then there is nothing we can do. OK well then I'll just politely advise everyone to really think before you purchase anything from the winning corporation store. They could care less about the customers. The perishable items they sell are almost always bad and rotten just like their employees. Beware before shopping here. As this isn't the first time witnessing rude employees treating other customers horribly. Merry Christmas Winco just terrible I would give zero stars if allowed read more

From my perspective, WinCo isn't the type of store that would be my go-to grocery store for everyday things. It is just an additional option, especially for when you're broke. Also I would go there with a specific item in mind that's half the price of other chain grocery stores but identical in any other way. read more

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I was directed here by a 24 hour pharmacy when I was looking for something they didn't stock. I had no idea it was here or there was even a 24 hour grocery store left in Everett! I've visited twice since then, both times very late in the evening. The parking lot is fairly well lit in the front and easy enough to get in and out of the store. Obviously the staff was very busy restocking during those hours, but many offered help or made sure I was finding everything ok. Understandably the store was kind of a mess when I was there. I was unable to access the condiment isle because of this that last trip. I will definitely be back for some really nice bulk items like shredded coconut and various nuts I've been paying way more for at other stores. I'll also be back to stock up on tea and coffee as those were priced at least 30% less than I usually pay. They have a huge meat, dairy, and produce isles of you are on a keto diet on a budget. The beer/wine selection is also excellent. The prices where very competitive compared to other grocery stores, and they stocked pretty much every typical name brand I'd expect. I didn't see many premium brands but seem like an excellent stop for basics. Be prepared to pay in cash or debit and to bag your own groceries. This place is also huge, grab a cart and give yourself some time to shop. read more

I sure as hell wish someone had told me this store was BIG and that it was more of a field trip the first time around....I woulda packed a lunch! First off, if you have any type of mobility issues due to whatever condition(s)....you have ta use an "old lady cart" (OLC)....that's what I call them, w/no offense intended to old ladies, I hope to be one myself one day. I've got severe vertigo, so I don't take chances anymore when shopping. If the place has an OLC, then I'm riding that sucker! OK, I went on a Saturday evening the first time w/my daughter....I figured I'd have a look see and maybe get a few things. I was completely overwhelmed by the size of the place and the amount of products. You need one trip alone just for the bulk item section ffs!!! This is now my go to for chili mangoes....super fresh and moist for a dried fruit....runner up for that is TJ's. However, the price is much cheaper than TJ's. I didn't accomplish much on that first trip 'cos I was in awe of all the variety and just went up and down the aisles w/my mouth agape.....(that means open, not a grape nor an ape nor a typo) :p 2nd time around I basically knew the layout, but was still a wee bit overwhelmed when perusing the aisles....probably because It's not like Freddie's where I know where every last thing is, including their break room. From now on, when I visit my daughter and she's making a trip there, I will tag along whether she likes it or not....Momma has to get her fix of them chili mangoes ya know. Oh and some pan dulce, very cheap...just one flavor/type though (conchas). :( Too bad there's a Whole Paycheck going in at Totem Lake, a Winco woulda been a hell of a lot better. Not everyone in the area is a Rockefeller with a load of disposable moolah....but I am glad that there is a Grocery Outlet not too far away. So Winco, when I finally get the floorplan and aisles down pat....watch out! I'll be poppin' wheelies w/that OLC! read more

I came in today 6:36 pm some dumb lady at the self checkout that was working I had 5 packets Of wipes right when I was putting everything up on the counters came over and said that I could only get two on your guises sign that's outside the door and it just says limit everybody's purchase to two items when it comes to Lysol gloves and cleaning products it does not specifically say baby wipes and if you guys are going to put a two limit on the baby wipes and you need to post a specific sign over there that says so don't be lazy!!! read more