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    Fred Meyer

    2.7 (240 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Inside. "Northwest Style" clothing section.
    Daniel B.

    We had a good experience at this Fred Meyer, which the company refers to as the "Hollywood West" location, in the Sullivan's Gulch neighborhood of Northeast Portland. Our group of eight was able to find just about everything we wanted for our nearby Airbnb house for a long weekend in PDX. Where I'm from, Georgia and North Carolina, we have Kroger and Harris Teeter, respectively, instead of Fred Meyer. Fred Meyer and Harris Teeter belong to Kroger. All three banners are different. Fred Meyer differentiates itself by having the biggest stores. It's a hypermarket - supermarket and department store in one - instead of just a grocery store like Kroger and Harris Teeter. In this sense, it's more like Walmart. For example, during our visit to this Fred Meyer store, I saw an entire department dedicated to "Northwest Style" men's clothing, featuring brands from Carhartt to Levi's. Walking around that section, I felt like I was in Belk or Dillard's. You don't see that at Kroger or Harris Teeter. Also, this Fred Meyer has a garden center and jewelry store. We bought groceries -- wine, milk, beer, Gatorade, Oreo and Keebler cookies, Simply Orange orange juice, Tostitos and Calidad corn tortilla chips, salsa, guacamole, bananas, oranges, Doritos, Poppi (soft drinks), Starbucks coffee, Silk Almond Creamer, bacon, bread, syrup, frozen pizzas, eggs, avocado, potatoes, and more; you know, the provisions middle-aged men need for breakfast and snacking in a short-term homestay from an online marketplace. The shopping center has plenty of parking. There were a few homeless people outside of the attached Starbucks. Security was stationed inside the entrance/exit we used, near Starbucks. To use the restroom here, you need to punch in a door code. Ask an employee for the code. If you're visiting from out of town like we were and are a Kroger Plus or Harris Teeter VIC member, you can use your Kroger or Harris Teeter membership here for deals and discounts. Vice versa, Fred Meyer Rewards members can use their Fred Meyer memberships at any Kroger or Harris Teeter store.

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    Jackie K.

    A great supermarket with ongoing sales. Nice and large at this location. Convenient and security posted. There are some homeless individuals in the area so just be aware. Produce is fresh and a great deli service. Lots of baked goods as well. Frozen food section is enormous. You may also buy Lottery tickets at the customer service desk.

    Suren D.

    Pretty clean location and the employees are all super nice but I hate that I not only have to show a receipt before exiting but have to pay for certain items within their department. For example: Clothes have to be paid for in the clothing section before you exit, same for Health & Beauty products. One time, I needed to buy one food item and multiple H&B items so I grabbed the food item and took it to H&B to hopefully consolidate the amount of transactions I had to complete, I figured I could pay for all my items at once that way. When I went to pay, I was told that I couldn't add that one item to the order and that I still had to get in another line and make a second transaction. Just adds a lot of unnecessary time to every grocery trip.

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    1 check stand open. No I don't want to scan and bag my own stuff when I've got kids with me. Kroger has ruined this store.

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    Fred's has everything. It is a clean store. You can find items easily. They have good prices on wine and beer.

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    Always good service lately. They seem to have a new vested interest in customer service.

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    Ask the Community - Fred Meyer

    Is there a bottle return at this location?

    Yes the machine is located at the front of the registers in front of jewelry!

    What year did the store 3030 ne wilder open up?

    1989

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    Staff in the bakery, fish, meat and nursery areas have always been super helpful.

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    4.5(2 reviews)
    0.8 miHollywood, Northeast Portland

    The 42nd Street Station in the Hollywood District is further proof that you can live in a city your…read moreentire life, and still be unaware of many of its hidden secrets. Heck, I can't even say that this IS a secret to anyone but myself, so I may be the only one in town who was missing out...until this last weekend, anyway. It was a TikTok video, of all things, that pointed us to the deli within (Aunt Tillie's), but from there, after downing a couple of sammies, we had the pleasure of checking out the various shops (many of which seem to have...let's say...eclectic and unstable operating hours), but are still fun to browse: a vintage store, a Himalayan goods store, and others. But the real draw is the antique "mall" co/op running in the basement: a sprawling labyrinth of curated collections of the riches of yesteryear, laid out in such a way to maximize foot traffic, and capture the attention of eye and mind: vintage clothing, furniture, home décor, movies, comics, collectibles, personal items, books, postcards and a whole lot more: enough to keep a treasure hunter like me busy poking around for quite a while! I wish there were more places like this, but based on the fact that I didn't know this existed until two days ago, perhaps there are! Time to get back out there, and start exploring, because I'm obviously slacking a bit!

    This quirky little shopping center, which isn't t really a shopping center but a dozen shops of…read morevarious types under one roof, is a staple in NE Hollywood. Located one block east of NE Sandy and the iconic Hollywood Theatre, the large light blue sign that says 42 Station is also iconic for this neighborhood. This place hasn't changed in the 20 years I've lived in Portland and it needed a facelift 20 years ago! But you aren't here for the aesthetics, your here to visit one of the 7 or 8 shops. Or Antique Valley on the lower level; a large space of multiple vendors selling their wares. The primary reason I come here is the Postal Annex. It's just so convenient with parking on the street out front and friendly service, Even though I've moved to SW I still come here frequently. They only accept cash so be forewarned. The 2nd reason I come is Aunt Tillie's Deli. If I'm here during lunch hours or need a sandwich for a picnic, this is the place! They make a delicious and satisfying sandwich and homemade soups that hit the spot! I used to visit Linda's Upholstery whenever I needed custom pillows, a seat cushion or a couch completely redone but she is no longer there. Bummer. She is the master of her craft and affordable. The Himalayan Gift store, located on the left when you walk in, never seems to have anyone there, but they are still in business. They sell clothing, candles, souvenirs and other very miscellaneous items. There is also a hair salon, another antique shop and a Nordic Home shop on the first floor. When I say shop, we are talking a very, very small footprint. The size of a small bedroom. Like I said, The 42nd Street Station is an unusual blend of stores under one roof that fits right into this neighborhood. It's not a destination or a place for out of neighborhood folks, but for those who do live nearby or did, like me, it's an essential part of the community.

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    1.4 miBeaumont - Wilshire, Northeast Portland
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    3.5(48 reviews)
    0.8 miHollywood, Northeast Portland
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    Antique Alley was a cool little spot to wander around and hunt for treasures. There's a good mix of…read morevendors, so you never really know what you're going to find. Some booths had really decent prices, while others were a little on the high side. I'd definitely stop back in if I was in the Hollywood District again. My only complaint, it was hot as hell inside .

    This place is pretty fun to explore. It was big enough to give some time to, but not so big that I…read moreget overwhelmed or completely turned around. There are many interesting vendor areas/booths with a wide variety of styles, with the right ratio of space to stuff. Something for most people to enjoy. The lighting wasn't bad. It was warm in there on a hot day, but I can't blame them for that. There's not a lot of larger furniture probably because it's downstairs and hard to haul it up and down but there are some pieces. Lots of smalls, furnishings, unique items; all the stuff. Great for gifts and collecting. Some of the vendors are very creative with their themes. One was like a little retro craft store. Another felt like a large vintage dressing room. The prices seemed typical and fair for antique shops in our area. I didn't see anything crazy overpriced. Vendors tend to price things themselves so of course it will vary overall. They work hard to source all the lovely things into one location, and you get to cherry pick. The employees were helpful when I asked them questions. Just the right amount of interaction without feeling pestered. I enjoyed my visit. Nothing bad to say. It's been there a long time; 40 years they said. It has a good feeling in there. I hope you feel it too when you visit!

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