I enjoy shopping at this WinCo. It's nice and clean. Good selection of groceries and all kinds of…read morepremade to-go foods and dinners. Low prices across the board. They have short lines at the checkout, and there is a self checkout, unlike the NE 122nd avenue location near my home that removed theirs. I will not shop at the location in my neighborhood anymore because of the lack of efficiency getting in and out, plus it's gotten pretty gross there. This is maybe the nicest WinCo I've ever been to. Such a nice place to shop and saves me tons of money!

It is extremely conveniently located, and the store is pretty well maintained and usually clean…read moredespite some very large spiderwebs with current tenants over the shelving. The prices are not very competitive especially when so many stores have coupons you can clip electronically that significantly reduce prices at their store and beat here. I've also had very consistent problems with expired food. I purchased a dessert three weeks ago and turns out it expired in January 2024! We threw it away but the next weekend we returned to do shopping we did let the store manager know after we checked the freezer again and found several items with the same issue. Today we arrived to see the freezer is looking wonderfully arranged, clearly someone had spent some time and done some real organizing here, but unfortunately, I went straight back to the product that I had complained about, and again so many expired! I understand being a week past the expiration date, even two or three weeks is honestly understandable, especially in frozen foods but a month, six months, a year or more no way.

Nothing is ever on sale because everything is always on sale, best prices for the best products…read morefrom flowers to steaks. Potato chips to olive oil. No coupons to clip, no long lines to check out and all the help you could ever need.They insist on taking you to find something you asked about. Groceries cost too much today, but TJ's has found a way to have fun while spending. It's almost exciting to walk thru their doors, knowing how absolutely clean, well stocked and and right all the products are. I've almost forgotten to say, what's in the box, can or package is always the best. We are so grateful to have TJ's so close to home now, nestled right between Fred Meyer and Walmart Neighborhood Store, down the road from Safeway, walking distance to Grocery Outlet, where before they opened, we had food from the other stores on our shelves, where now it's almost gone, just TJ's. Don't worry about the cost, always lowest or well worth it, don't worry about having to buy 5 to get the discount, don't concern yourself about getting there on Friday only, none of the games the other stores play are played at TJ's, just games played finding things in the store with your kids or bringing back something you don't like for a refund, yes, full refund if you don't like the fresh sauerkraut, or chips, they have taken away every reason not shopping there. Do it, see why it's our favorite store.

We visited this location on a weekday and there were hardly any people in the morning. Same look…read moreand friendly feel as always!

I am invisibly disabled at the moment as I broke my collarbone and have head trauma from an…read moreaccident. I was perusing the strawberries in the garden section when Michael, the garden manager came up to me and asked if I needed help finding anything. I asked for a shopping cart and he brought one to me, no questions asked. Later he loaded a heavy bag of potting soil into my car. He was so kind. Thanks Michael!

Lousy service in the technology area. Workers play favorites and give info out to benefit their own…read morefriends so regular customers dont have a chance at getting product.

Great atmosphere for shopping and vegetables cheeses dairy baked items delicatessen Friendly…read moreassociations

Regular deli customer--tonight, picked up a Ham and Brie Baguette and dill'ed potatoe salad; an…read moreeasy outdoors meal. Potato salad was expected and pleasant. Ham and Brie "baguette" was certainly not baguette. Horrible bread choice for a sandwich. Not labeled as gluten-free, but the bread crumbled worse that a typical GF. No idea what the idea behind the bread was for a sandwich. No cohesion; No bready toothfulness; no redeeming qualities as a bread. Well past the point of even considering it baguette. Crumbly (in the style of a continental breakfast biscuit at an off-ramp hotel). Dry. Flat. Crap. My disappointment is that the sandwich has been a staple for me. This one sucked. Service was fine. Deli people were there. Ambiance was fine--grocery deli.

Was in the store today and they are setting up a new garden,floral,balloon, and gift area. Looked…read morereally good. Super friendly cashier Charlie is amazing

We were hungry and stumbled across this market. They made us customized vegan deli sandwiches…read more YUM! Great service, too.

Cute little general store. High prices but what do you expect in a vacation town? Had a bit of…read moreeverything. Cashier was a bit aloof and shady looking but it served us well for a dinner of cheese, crackers and dips.

The store sign said they didn't close until 8 and we went in around 7:55 as we were 2 minutes away…read moreand my baby brother needed milk. My sister and brother ran in to be quick and they locked them in the store and wouldn't let me in. It was 7:56 at this point, why are you locking the doors if you're not closed and why are you locking miners in your store and not letting the adult inside with them? This place and the workers are very sketchy and we will not be going back. Don't recommend bringing your business here either.

Code is 1234 This bathroom has the same appeal as the…read moregrocery store itself. It isn't really great but there isn't much else around so for that reason we are grateful it exists

Sept, 2024. We were visiting the Whispering Woods Resort in Welches, Oregon and stopped by the…read moreHoodland Thriftway to pick up some groceries that we'd need for the week. This grocery store, and only this store, were convenient to the resort. My understanding is that Sandy, Oregon, 15 miles away, has a Safeway, a Fred Meyer, and other shopping options. Selection was quite good for a relatively small mountain store, and we found everything that was on our grocery list. However, we were shocked by the prices, which appeared to be significantly higher than we expected for almost every item that we looked at. Fresh fruits and vegetables were especially high. For example, a single yellow bell pepper was $3.29. Bananas were $1.19/pound. While in the store, my husband asked me whether we should get an apple cider for about $6. When we got home, we were shocked to see that we were charged $13.69 for the cider. It's possible that the $6 sign referred to a smaller size. Also of concern, we found that some items that were on sale through their weekly circular or Managers Specials did not go through at their sale prices -- specifically bread (overcharged $1) and potato chips (also $1 over). On the positive side, we did find a few well-priced items, including frozen pizza (sale), sausage links (sale), and goat cheese. The check-out cashier was efficient and friendly enough. Parking was plentiful and free. Note that we also didn't see a Customer Service counter. We wanted to ask whether we needed to get a customer loyalty card to get sale prices. The cashier confirmed that they would be automatic. We would still probably return if we needed only a few items, but we'll be going to Sandy for larger shopping trips.

I was in Cascade Locks this past weekend for a wedding. The sweet lady at the checkout was so kind…read moreand helpful. I really appreciate her listening to me at checkout and her kind remarks.

Every small town needs an 'everything stop' - a place where you can grab a random assortment of…read moreneeds and a bag of ice. As a local, I'm very grateful to have the Columbia Market (which has a locals discount) for having my back whenever I forget things in town. This store works hard to carry everything from fresh produce & deli items (amazing take & bake pizzas & parfaits) to things us locals sometimes need in a pinch (eggs, half & half, sugar). Not to mention they basically have a full liquor store, and great deals on the little mini-shooters that I like to use for stocking-stuffers during the holidays. I bought my mom a quality (touristy) Columbia River Gorge hat here once, it's very cute and she wears it all the time. Essential stop for PCT thru-hikers resupplying.

I come here for my daily coffee, but honestly, sometimes, I don't even really want a coffee, I just…read morecome for the good vibes and conversation. A true ma&pa store with salt of the earth people.

Great priced food. Also super tasty. The couple that run the joint are the nicest people. Great…read moreplace to stop in on your bike in the summers since they have picnic tables out front. Gluten free bread, buns and 10" pizza crust available.

Some of the best JoJo's (potato wedges) I've had in a loooong time. Only thing questionable was the…read moreplastic bag they came in lol but it didn't matter because they were so warm, fluffy and delicious. The staff was super quick and friendly and even gave us some ranch. Just a nice little store with cute murals!

So today my son and I go to get milk walking to frozen food at aisle number one big rat probably 4…read morelbs ran between aisle manager says ya we got two exterminator dealing with