I shopped Trader Joe's today. I love this store and have always thought that their customer service…read morewas the best. Today they exceeded my expectations! When I opened the back of my SUV to put my groceries inside, the gallon can of paint that my hubby had just picked up rolled out, sprang open, and dumped about 1/2 gallon of bright blue paint onto the parking lot in front of the store. While I was almost in tears seeing the mess and the damage done to my favorite shoes and black pants, several TJ folks came out to help us in any way they could. I don't know how they will be able to get the parking lot back to normal, but the way they handled the situation was beyond excellent! They even handed me a bouquet of flowers as we left. Thank you, Trader Joe's staff! I was a loyal customer before, but now my hubby was witness to how great you guys are too. Bravo!

Great selection of niche and healthy options. They have kefir and a coconut smoothie that competes…read morewith the national brands I often buy. The place is a dream, but their customers are not! I don't know what it is with this store, but the shoppers are terribly mindless. Whilst I am aware that people get hyper focused when shopping; these people take it too far. Every time I shop, and I mean EVERY time, people are excessively mindless. They walk right into me, or cut me off, without keeping their heads up and eyes aware that other people are shopping. I often have to have full 2 minute conversations with shoppers about their behavior as if they are children. All of the parking stalls in the lot are also compact stalls and are not marked as compact. Sometimes I will avoid the store altogether because of their unusually narrow stalls, as I drive a large van. I don't know why the clientele here are so inept when it comes to others. It's very dissuading, not just to shop, but to see society slumping in this fashion. Is it just Silverdale? If I try another Trader Joes in another demographic, I'll report back. Odd experience altogether each time.

Very convenient location and is the closest gas station to my house. Hours of operation are fairly…read morelate (1am most days) which helps me due to my odd work hours. THe staff always seems pretty friendly, and Tanya is always nice to us. Price point is not the cheapest, but gas stations always have higher prices than somewhere like Walmart. I'm happy to pay a little extra for the convenience.

Always super friendly and helpful my favorite gas station in port orchard having a subway inside is…read morealso very yummy and convenient

This review is based on gas pumps only. We did not go inside during our visit…read more Pumps worked, as well as credit card machines. Windshield cleaner was nice and sudsy, and clean. The parking lot was clean. Would recommend.

Best Tikka Masala Don't let the gas station exterior fool you. Try for yourself you won't regret it.read more

Despite some gripes I have with their pickup service (which I use often), I absolutely love this…read moreSafeway. First and foremost, it's extremely nice. The store is impeccably clean, products are always well organized, and the store has an amazing parking garage with large spaces under the store (big points for not getting rained on!). If you're not a Safeway rewards member consistently clipping coupons in the app, you're spending too much. I find Safeway's deals to be pretty incredible compared to other local options (Walmart, military commissary, Costco). Plus, can't beat the convenience of this store's location. Their gas is consistently cheapest in the area, especially when using points for fuel rewards (we are huge on buying 4x points products then using our rewards to get $1/off per gal of gas). Their gas station does get busy but it moves quickly, has a mini mart, and is well-lit so I always feel safe there, even at night. Now, pick up service. The app is incredibly easy to use to place grocery orders. Orders are consistently ready early or precisely on-time. While they're shopping, the employee asks for substitution permission if a product is unavailable. You can also put in acceptable substitutes ahead of time and send messages to the employee shopping. The employees are fast, friendly, and have always selected fresh products, which I appreciate. My gripe is how they pack the car. I drive a Suburban and always ask that they load everything up in the trunk. It is complete chaos with their loading (heavy things on top, unstable things near the front)... several times we've had casualties when I've opened the trunk and groceries have fallen and been ruined (like jars or bottles breaking) because of the poor loading job. A few weeks ago, I picked up an order and the store called me to come back because they had left their tablet in the trunk buried under the groceries. I asked if they were sure (they said "we think we left it in there") and said I'd pull over to check because I didn't want to drive back if it wasn't in there. Welp, as soon as I opened the trunk, a jug of milk and case of Sprite fell right out of my car to the ground and exploded open. I walked the exploded milk jug and Spite cans to a nearby trash can, then, whilst my entire outfit was covered in both, gave up on my preliminary search and drove back to the store. I was so frustrated. They were in a major rush once I arrived and hurried to replace the milk jug but didn't replace the exploded Sprite cans. I'll still get pick up orders but my gosh, please train your employees how to properly load up grocery orders! Nonetheless, I am a several-times-a-week patron of this store and truly feel fortunate to have it so close to home. Despite the gripes, I'm still loyal and think the overall store deserves a solid five stars. On a side note: How freaking cute is the little "free fruit" basket for kids visiting the store (see photos)?! I love that!

Its a grocery store. So about what you expect. But the assistant manager here sucks. The staff are…read morefriendly enough but under her direction and she's awful. Had a full cart on a sunday morning and she tells me no checkstands are open. Sends me to self checkout. Really you can't ring up a customer with a full cart. You're the manager.

Minus not having consistent items this is a great place to shop! Always being welcomed when I walk…read morein. Great prices. I always seem to find some gems. And the wine prices! Great place to stock up! Is it worth the drive?...yes!

I've stopped in twice. Not as well lit and a bit cramped versus the East Bremerton location…read more Additional Kitsap County locations are in Kingston and Port Orchard. I recently stopped in after another errand while in Silverdale (8/15/26). Found what I needed during this visit. Older parking lot and location versus East Bremerton. Boxes provided, unlike sturdy plastic bags at other locations. Prices can vary by location too. A particular soup mix packet cost 30 cents here vs same packet was 17 cents at East Bremerton site. I also had a charge on my receipt for something I was not clear about. It was listed as Apparel N PCR for 15 cents. I spent over $86 and was not going to quibble for that small amount. Also, steelhead salmon rang up as trout. I passed on a dozen eggs for 80 cents during their 3 day anniversary celebration, because a portion were broken. Just saying.

This store has been totally remodeled, updated, and rebranded as Safeway Sidney Meadows. Corporate…read moreheadquarters in Idaho (perhaps with its corporate owner in Florida who's trying to unload Albertson's/Safeway in a merger deal with Kroger) were given the go ahead. Out of the three Safeway/Albertson's stores in Port Orchard alone, this store is clearly meant to be the crown jewel. It looks like one of the other two stores is intentionally being starved to kill it off. That's my opinion from how it looks to me. 'm impressed. The corporate powers took a middling store with no identity and transformed it into an openly-inviting grocery store that's pretty well-stocked with many items--with some glaring omissions. More on that later. I've talked to a few employees and they're very happy with the new look and feel of the store. Things just seem easier and it's a better place to work. I can feel that vibe when shopping there. But the big problem with Albertson's/Safeway remains that all store orders are handled at the corporate level. Store managers have told me they can request certain items be sent to the store, but outside of that, regional management determines what items are shipped to each store. Some of my favorite products are omitted. One example is my beloved Philadelphia Salmon Smoked Salmon Cream Cheese Spread. Safeway/Alberton's carries a bunch of flavors EXCEPT for the smoked salmon. Why? I don't know. The Fred Meyer/Kroger store in town has plenty on its shelf. What about Alden's Organic Ice Cream (out of Oregon)? Safeway/Albertson's closed out the entire line. But again, Fred Meyer carries it. So, while SW is my preferred store, I have to shop at FM occasionally to buy the items that my favorite grocery store chain refuses to carry. Why? I don't know--ask them. Maybe it has something to do with cost control prior to closing the merger deal? Which the federal government may not allow to BE closed. If Kroger buys Albertson's, it will have a monopoly on the four supermarkets in town, leaving only Wal-Mart as the non-Kroger option--and I never shop at Wal-Mart. But the bottom line is that this Safeway has become a really nice store to shop in. Many of the employees are happy and friendly. There are still empty shelves in some areas which could be corporate-caused or supply-chain issues--who knows? To summarize, for my rating three stars goes to the store itself, the fourth star is for the cashiers and courtesy clerks who've made the checkout process actually fun.

Closest grocery shop to where we were staying. Super convenient to pull in and pick up groceries. I…read moredidn't see curbside pickup option available. There were more than enough parking stalls whenever we came down to shop. I loved the Valentines pampas they were selling but could not get myself to pack that home to Hawaii. I didn't run into any workers but it was fairly easy finding the ingredients I needed with my cousin who's local. We seemed to always be in a rush so I didn't have a thorough shopping experience. They have Starbucks tumblers available for purchase near the front. There are self checkout lanes that we utilized the most.

Great place to work when Simon and Rani owned it. I'm sure new owners are great too but I left when…read morethey sold the place. It was very laid back and family oriented. I miss it.

Winco doesn't take any credit cards at all. Their story is "that's how we keep our prices so low."…read moreBullshit. Their prices aren't any lower than Safeway, Fred Meyers, WalMart, Target, etc. Not to mention the fact that their stores, especially this location, are filthy. This location also has a lovely variety of homeless drug addicts wandering and shuffling through the parking lot, like extras from the Walking Dead. They also beg from you as you try to make your way to the store entrance and on the way back out. The corporation doesn't want to pay fees to the credit card companies is all it is, so they can make even more money. Their CEO makes almost $5000,000 a year. I despise companies who lie through their teeth and say "it's for the customers."

First experience here, in Bremerton. Came to fill up two 5 gallon jugs of water for my nonprofit…read more Their handheld malfunctioned and kept scanning my debit card as a credit card. They dumped out my water and told me to leave. 0/10 would not recommend.