Local, easy, great customer service and have almost everything you need (groceries).read more

This is a very nice market. The staff was very friendly, and helped you find what you needed. They…read moreare expensive, but not too bad for a small market. It is an asset to the town.

A big shout out to QFC, the home office Kroger, and a QFC manager named Carl. Recently I stopped…read morein for those "Top Pot" donuts they sell and to get some cash. I went thru the wrong self checkout but the checker who was monitoring things stepped in to help me (first customer service help). Apparently my card went through and then went again when the checker helped me. I caught it when going through my checkbook. I called QFC and Carl the manager who was busy out in the store took time to return to his office and explain how to contact the corporate office to fix the problem. After the corporate call it was back to Carl who wrapped things up and in two days the money was returned to my bank account. So not only does QFC have great donuts they have employees at checker position and manager willing to help customers. And one more thing, the store is always super clean and products displayed so well. Great store and great people.

Never refer me to go use your Coinstar machine when I'm trying to get gas for my car. I'll go…read moresomewhere else before I use coinstar and pay a percentage that could be going into my gas tank. That's money that you guys just lost out on. It's not the gas attendants fault it's the corporation. Safeway will gladly take my change without complaining, they always comment about how there's a coin shortage, and people like me are making sure the coins make it back into circulation :-)

Pay $9.80 for 2 gallons of milk, $2.29 for cheapee loaf of bread or go across the street to the…read moreother store and save at least $3.00 on the milk and get 2 loaves of bread. My observation is the competent staff seems to have been moved to the Albertsons in Port Orchard and the store is always just 15 days away from closing...Read the recent reviews and see the same complaints. Mr. Shaw, the store director isn't talking but is quite aware, a very bad sign indeed.

This review is based on online pickup. Today was my first time and I'm hooked. Caught a deal on…read morethe app ( $45 off purchase of $75) thought why not. 2 hour estimated pickup was 20 minutes till I received message it was ready. Parked ,and on app gave my stall # ,everything was brought out and loaded into my trunk. I was notified that the safeway select chicken thighs were out of stock and offered a substition ,I declined, I knew it was a mistake, the safeway select is in a separate erea from the other chicken products, I was correct, I went ahead and went in to get my own. That being said it was simple human error and still the best grocery trip I've had. Not to mention how much I saved.

Excellent food and quick and friendly service! Stop for to-go food on the way to Twanoh State park…read more Yakisoba, steamed dumplings, Philly cheese steak. All delicious. The garlic sauce on the sandwich was fire. Grab some drinks, chips, etc. to go with it. We'll be back!

Been driving by for 4 years. Never hungry at the right time until today. We stopped and had a…read morecouple of Gyros and got some chicken for our pup. Excellent flavor and plenty of sauce. The store is very clean inside. We ate outside with Zippy, in the shade, on a hot day. Definitely a good stop for a hefty gyro.

It's a good street food restaurant, if you're traveling to this area. I think this is a good…read morerecommendation. And the staff is kind and friendly, giving you the feeling of enjoying lunch in the middle of a family. But this street food store, however, sounds like it will be sold soon, so I think if you want to try it, you should head there at the shortest possible time. Parking is available in front of the store and is very convenient. No need to worry about traffic.

Absolutely love the hot pocket here, I buy two every time i come here and a soda, the price is…read moreusually 10 to 12 dollars depending on what i get here, other than that the service is great nice people. The place is clean and well kept every time i have been here!

I'm a daily visitor at Hoodsport Grocery. Love this establishment for the past 6 years. I've never…read moreever had any issues with anyone there until this morning. Richard seems to be having a bad day and taking it out on me. I'm sure his actions were recorded and hopefully it will be reviewed. Very unprofessional, condescending and outright rude from someone who serves the public. SMH. Spoke to an associate concerning this matter the following day and he said quote "he's been rude to several patrons that I've seen since he's been here". I'm one of a few in charge of a multi million dollar company and this matter would have been addressed immediately. Update: 5/14 I've tried on several occasion's to give associates my cell number so the owner herself can respond and so far crickets. Very disappointing.

Great little local market. Their staff is amazing. Good product selection. Would happily shop…read morethis market again.

We wanted to say thank you to Josh and Yvonne in the meat department. We wanted a specific cut of…read moremeat and they went out of their way to help us. We are grateful for their service.

Tammi is super rude. She should not be working in customer service. Instead of offering helping…read morehand. She would rather just scold customers and point out the problem that they clearly know they are already having and when they tell her that she doubles down on her rudeness.

Had to take a star away. What I thought were fresh Kaffir lime leaves turned out to be Chinese…read morebroccoli which I only realized after taking them out of the bag. The problem was that the bags were right behind an incorrect sign on the refrigeration case. I hadn't bought Kaffir lime leaves in years, the last time they were packaged dried in the bag. I just figured this time that perhaps the leaves were being sold fresh now. At least the Chinese Long Beans actually were Chinese Long Beans.

This was my favorite Asian grocery in Kitsap county and the only one I shopped at. But last week…read morewhile picking up some fried chili crisp, the bottle was stacked so tightly in-between a row of two other products, I accidentally knocked a jar over. And in a move to save the jar I quickly moved my basket under the falling jar to catch it to stop it from breaking in the floor. Unfortunately, the quick motion of my basket caused a bottle of banana ketchup to be knocked off a lower shelf and break in the floor. Upon, checkout I was made to pay for the bottle that broke. Okay, I get it you're a small business and every penny counts, and I average over $100 of my grocery budget there every month. But from a customer service standpoint to make me pay for accidentally knocking a bottle to the floor? Sure you saved $2.69. But once again from a customer service pov, did you save $2.69 OR did you LOSE over $1200 a year in patronage, because I'm never coming back. There's other Asian groceries in the area that I can get all the same things I get at your store.

Fruitabu is delicious organic smoooshed fruit…read more note the extra "o" in smooshed Do I consume this product because I'm too lazy to eat fresh fruit? Is it because it makes me feel like an astronaut? because it's almost as good as candy? because sometimes I pick the perfect piece of fresh fruit at the farmers market and then forget it's in the fruit basket so it get's composted? Is it because one time a piece of fresh fruit broke my heart? yes, it's all of those things. Fruitabu is the Organic version of the Stratech Island Fruit Leather. They are softer and taste better than all of the other "Fruit Flats". So what exactly IS fruit leather? It's simply dried fruit in a bar. "A convenient, portable fruit, in your pocket ... without the squish!" Old-fashioned fruit leather recipes say: Find a fruit blend that you like (apple and strawberry for example). Use ripe fruits, wash them, and carefully take out stems and seeds. Puree them in a blender and spread the fruit on a tray. Let it dry naturally under the sun (or in a home dehydrator) until the texture is just right. Then cut the fruit leather into strips and store in a dry place. I actually eat more fruit now that Fruitab is in my life

Improve your deli. Showed up to buy some lunch midafternoon, and not only was basically everything…read moreout but the stuff that was there was burnt and dry as hell. When I asked the lady behind the counter about it, she said "oh I'm just trying to get out of here." Your deli should A, never be out unless unforeseen circumstances and B, there REALLY shouldn't be burnt dried out food at any hour in a store that charges such high prices compared against its competitors. Safeway makes yall look like a joke and they're only slightly more expensive than Winco.

Clerk at customer service was awesome (seriously doing her level best with much more poise than I…read morewould have been able to muster) but having only one person the day after Christmas at noon (when it's pretty self evident that people would be trying to do returns on their lunch break) was a poor logistical staffing decision. I can do self checkout but not self returns. There were so many people waiting and a money wire took a long time delaying everything. A second person would have made all the difference!