They sold an out of date drink (been expired for OVER a week) This is unacceptable and disgusting,…read moreI only noticed the date after a few sips and wondering why it was off. Disappointed and won't be going back to any Safeway ever

I must say that after shopping at quite a few other Safeways doing delivery driving, I really do…read moreappreciate the few locations with genuine, and consistently good customer service. First, having a motorized cart that is charged and works great... THANK YOU. I did a shop at the 185th location an hour before their close for a one item drop to a customer. They actually said their restroom was closed - the one that that location requires to use a code to get into...like you can't even have an employee code you in. They said their restroom is "closed for the evening". Here...restroom right there, open so a person can use it and I was so grateful. And the motorized carts right there at the entrance open that I can access. Next up, I ask for something I am pretty certain they do not have but the employees actually get it - we are in it together and they are so kind, actually looking and saying they are pretty sure but.... I appreciate that so much! And when I go back to them to check out saying, oh you found that instead... Thank you for having such a great team and store.

I was in town and wanted to find some Hawaii ingredients. I was very impressed with what a giant…read morevariety of food, beauty and house ware items available! I was like a kid in a candy store. I found a good handful of items from Hawaii that I was either wanting or needed while in town. If you make lau lau, I found some nice luau leaves for a very good price. It wasn't all stem, like how some of the store sells em so it was a plus. My daughters enjoyed the variety of musubi in the hot case. Reminded them of Foodland. They said it was good.

Extremely Unprofessional Behavior at the Poke Counter…read more Today my friend and I drove to Uwajimaya specifically to buy fresh poke, which we usually enjoy here. When we arrived at the poke bowl service counter, we were standing in front of the menu screens trying to decide what to order. We were not in line yet, because we were still looking at the options and deciding. We had only been standing there for less than three minutes. At the time, there was an Asian male employee helping another customer. After that customer finished ordering, another male employee (tall with long hair) gestured toward me and asked if I was ready to order. I said, "Can I get a mini bowl please?" Instead of confirming my order, he immediately asked whether my friend wanted the same thing. My friend was still deciding and had not said she was ordering yet, so I politely replied that she wasn't sure yet, but I was ready to order mine. The employee then shook his head and slammed the rice container, which completely surprised me. The gesture and attitude felt very disrespectful and unnecessarily aggressive toward a customer. For context, I work in the food service industry myself, so I understand that things can get busy. However, at that moment there were no other customers waiting behind us, so the pressure and frustration displayed by this employee felt very inappropriate. Because of how uncomfortable the interaction felt, I told him that it was okay and that I would not order anymore. My friend also said it was okay and that we didn't want anything anymore. Instead of simply letting us go, the employee shouted loudly across the counter, saying "Come back, come back! What do you want? Come back!" while waving his hand at us as if we had to beg for him to serve us. We had done nothing wrong--we were simply looking at the menu and politely asked for a mini bowl. The experience left us feeling confused, pressured, and honestly quite uncomfortable. We later reported the incident to the customer service counter. The female employee there (wearing glasses) listened and said she would forward the report to management. I have visited Uwajimaya many times and usually enjoy shopping here, which is why this experience was especially disappointing. I hope management addresses this situation and reminds staff that basic courtesy and patience are essential in customer service. After the incident, we decided not to order poke and only purchased a bottled tea before leaving. We ended up going to another Japanese restaurant nearby for food instead. I'm sharing this experience not to attack the business, but to provide honest feedback. Uwajimaya has always been a place we enjoy visiting, and we would be happy to come back in the future--once we feel confident that customers will not be treated this way again by this particular employee.

No matter when I stop into this New Seasons location the staff is always SUPER friendly and the…read moreflowers look super fresh. As does the produce. It's a hike for me, considering that I can walk to my local NS. But I do absolutely love this location. It's pretty and always smells so good upon entering because of the flowers. Granted every location is super expensive but lol we all shop here anyway!!!

Recently I had since great check out experience and prices were a little better than Fred Meyer…read more I also discovered no more bulk foods at Fred Meyer so I called ahead to ask about a spice (I knew New Seasons had a large bulk foods aisle). The phone employee was extremely friendly and double checked even though they thought the seasoning was in stock. Recently the chain added hot pizzas back, which hopefully will reflect more good things to come in deli. We've also bought a birthday cheesecake at the bakery and they tossed in a white chocolate stamped medallion for free on another visit.

This Market of Choice was located near the hotel I was staying. I was looking for a nice specialty…read morebeer, a slice of pizza, some sparkling water and some freezer bags to keep some previously purchased baked goods fresh. It was all there at a decent price. Past my immediate needs, I was impressed with the "grab and go" food choices, the wine selection (including tasting), and other "bells and whistles" offered within. The next time I'm here (or another one of their stores), I'll be expanding my horizons.

A haiku review:…read more Build your own wok bar A kid in a candy shop I have yearned for this Noodles slick with sauce Tofu, egg, edamame Protein goals are met Market of choice wins New seasons wok bar has closed My soul awakens

No. Not ever 4 stars. I love this location of TJ's. The staff is always friendly! And now I'm…read more definitely visiting plenty since it's the closest to my mom's new place. There is always plenty of fresh produce, beautiful fresh flowers and space!! The layout here lets you shop easier than many TJ's since the aisles are wider than many other stores. And well I love LOVE LOVE Trader Joe's!!!

A Trader Joe's in Beaverton located in the Beaverton Town Square plaza that has some Asian food…read more Stopped by here since we had some time and went looking for some things to drink. They have non-alcoholic and alcoholic drinks. Overall it was decently stocked with items right before Christmas. The only thing is the parking lot I believe is a little small and this plaza gets busy.

I will guzzle the dried mulberries in the bulk trail mix. All. Day…read more The grocery section is small but contains brands I don't normally find in major chains. I came here looking for soft pitas but left with wheat lavash. And I'm not mad about it. The man at the counter was friendly and forgiving when I looked lost perusing the dried fruit section. I appreciate a small local grocery and I'll be back.

Cosy store with high quality assortment of spices, fresh bakery and Eastern sweets. The prices are…read morereasonable. Stuff is smiling and friendly. Was totally impressed by homemade Rose-pistachio ice cream that is unbelievable fantastic taste. Definitely will shopping again.

Watch out...this place is Walmart on steroids!…read more They don't have FM where I live so this place was quite amazing to me. I guess you cross a Ralph's (it is a Kroger store) with Target and here's what you get. Selection was huge and more than just groceries: TV, furniture, tools...what a place. The customer service was very courteous and helpful, as well.

Went to the Fred Meyers on canyon road at the Beaverton esplanade near the max stop today and the…read morecashier asked for my ID cuz I was trying a near-beer with my husband and when I said "here ya go" she glared at me and was like "don't say here ya go, everyone hates that" like everyone in the world? And then she proceeded to throw my items behind her as she rang them up not even caring if she broke them. Her name was Jessika. And she was also really rude for no reason to the couple ahead of me in line when she was checking them out refusing to give the lady her receipt until she put her debit card away in her purse even though the lady kept asking for it. Wtf?

Sick Fred Meyers! Came here to sell bottles and couldn't because I wasn't an Oregon resident. Asked…read morean associate for help and they called a manual counter who was able to credit me $2.4 for 24 bottles which was great. The wait was about 30minutes which was long but well worth it. Bottle selling is near the garden center exit. The store is super well decorated with lots of cute things to see.

This is one of my least favorite Fred Meyers. I'm not crazy about the parking lot, lots of cars…read moredriving around as well as pedestrians. I usually park a little ways out to avoid the congestion. On this particular day, I left home 15 minutes earlier to meet friends at a restaurant on Walker Rd. After lunch, I was planning on joining a friend at the gym. I had lost my lock, so I wanted to pick one up on the way to the restaurant. I didn't have a lot of leeway, but I thought this would be a quick in and out. When I entered the side entrance, I saw a cashier, and I thought that would be perfect for checking out on the way out. I was having a hard time locating the Hardware section. I didn't see anyone to ask..so I just wandered in a direction I thought it would be. I finally found the Hardware section, but didn't see anything saying locks. Again, no one to ask, so I wandered the aisles. I finally found the combination locks. I made a beeline for the cashier I saw when entering the store. There weren't any customers in her area, she was having a conversation with a fellow employee. I walked over to the counter and the other employee left. I saw a closed sign on the counter, so I asked if she was closed, and she said yes. So I started to walk away to search for an open cashier. As I started to walk away, I looked back and there wasn't a closed sign on the register on the other side. So I asked her if this side was open and she said yes. So I said, OK. And she asked me "what was that?" And I said, "OKAY!" Why didn't she let me know that she could help me on the other side?? And the way she asked me, "What was that?" Was said with an attitude. So I said "OKAY" with an attitude back!