My husband didn't want to eat what I was cooking for dinner so he ordered himself a pizza at…read more Winco. He placed his order at a kiosk and had it baked there instead of taking it home. My husband is pretty classic and just got a cheese pizza. He wanted to do half and half but it wasn't an option. One of the cons of ordering off a kiosk instead of a person. The pizza was handed to us right from the oven. Piping hot! That baby was loaded with cheese. Not one dry spot on the pizza! It did cool a bit by the time we got home but the cheese pull was still there! For a grocery store pizza, it's actually pretty good! This pizza was 10 bucks and an extra dollar to have them bake it for you. Can't go wrong with an 11 dollar pizza. No delivery fee. No tip needed. You cactus beat that!

Winco is on my weekly grocery shopping rotation for the last 5 years. Prices are so good. Store…read morelayout is easy to shop. They carry most items for both big brands and a Winco brand that's top notch. Plus bin shopping for lots of staples and goodies, grind your own coffee, deli, bakery, sushi, pizza to go, and more. You can feel the discount vibe in places - bag your own groceries- but overall it's a higher class discount market. Preferred items that beat out competitors - sushi, fried chicken, deli cheeses selection, premade pizza to bake at home, and bakery breads and bagels baked in store. I prefer their fresh baked bagels to any speciality bagel store. Items lacking - deli sliced meats not great and lack of cake offerings, plus the packaged bakery baked sweets not that great. Lower selection of some item variety but not that many items I cannot find. Love the produce area, good quality and prices. Paper towels are my fav, price is so low! Staples are cheaper here (canned, jars, dry items like pasta, oatmeal, peanut butter, etc.) than anywhere else. Great selection of grab and go meals at excellent prices. Prices have been terrible on eggs here lately. Watch signs for a price for 1 box of eggs but in small print they charge much more for the 2nd or more box of eggs the same size. The prices vary so watch labels and ads for deals.

Glad to have the drive through pharmacy back online after parking lot paving. Spent a day in the…read moreER and left with an RX but no way I could walk in the store to deal with it! I live the staff there. It's probably busier than Costco and insurance issues just suck but they are always nice and get to you as fast as they can.

Wonderful customer service, the cashier Deborah was a sweetheart, so friendly, and she deserves a…read moreraise!!!

Dirty, disgusting, rude, unsafe and trashy. I will never support this place again! Freshly mopped…read morefloors no sign visible, the lady working didn't even ask if I was okay or help me off the WET FLOOR! Then I was screamed at by a random girl walking in. I hope this place goes out of business. I've worked in customer service my whole life and I am shaking in disgust and I should most likely make sure my knee is okay!

A great home town convenience store. You would be surprised with all they have to offer!read more

Brenda and Jen in the photo department helped me with extra care and detail to attention whenever…read moreit came to getting developed photos as fast as possible To visit my brother wings more quality time... I refer these employees for recognition of above and beyond

Will it let me leave zero stars? Understaffed and undertrained - the limbo champions of customer…read moreservice. POS system can't adequately process gift cards. POS system crashes for extended period. Staff don't know how to address the problem or make alternate remedy. Managers aren't interested in service, but loss prevention - heaven forbid a paying customer has a problem. Go anywhere else, this business literally wanted to refuse payment.

Oh man . . . Discovered Donut Heaven less than two blocks from my house. Bad, bad, bad discovery…read more The donuts are unusually large (for normal price), freshly made each morning, perfect proportions of frosting/glaze/filling to donut bread ratio. Oh. My. Heavens. Yum, yum, yum. Took them to work and instantly put everyone in a good mood on a Monday. The whole store is lovely, clean. Another Yelper said it was messy. It was a bit cluttered as they were restocking at 7 AM but I fell in love with this local market! (And their pastries)

My 21 yo husband just went in to our neighborhood ridley's to buy some wine. He had his Drivers…read moreLicense with him. The manager yelled at him and refused him saying that it was a fake ID. He does not have the star card so at the top of his drivers license it says "not for id official purposes" as in not a passport basically. But they are legally allowed to sell him alcohol because he is 21 and he had his ID. Right after he left, he want to the closest gas station and got alcohol there. That is where we will be spending our money from now on and we'll even drive out of our way to go to the closest walmart. Next time do a better job with your customer service and learn the law!

I don't normally shop at Fred Meyer. It's not conveniently located for me. However, today I was…read moreshopping for a specific product, Green Gobbler drain cleaning and deodorizing sticks. The website said they had them, on aisle 48. So, I drove from my home in Star to this location. First of all, I don't think they have an aisle 48. I looked all over, and I found aisle 47 and aisle 49, but no 48. The drain cleaning products I did find were on aisle 18, and they did not have any Green Gobbler sticks. So, a wasted trip. The website said they were in stock at this location, and I could order them online and pick them up. I don't know where they would be located in the store, but I'm not coming back. Otherwise, the store is big and is kind of like a Wal-Mart or Target.

Generally speaking, i like Fred Meyer stores & I'm sure this location is just fine for your…read moreshopping needs which is why I'm not giving one star, but my recent experience as a salvation army bell ringer here wasn't the most positive. Salvation Army will always have my support. I donate toys during the holiday season every year and this year I've also been showing my support as a Bell ringer. I've really enjoyed it, I want to do this every year & it's nice to see that people have been quite generous with their donations to the kettle. I just wish some of the store's employees were better informed about the protocols with Salvation Army kettles. When I began doing this I had no issues & I was told when hired at my shift time i were to go to the store's customer service desk to retrieve the kettle with stand & then place it wherever side I was told my spot would be for the day, do my assigned shift & then drop the kettle off back at customer service or wherever their designated safe spot in the store would be which to me was pretty common sense. In the state I lived in before, you'd hear about bell ringers just walking off wheather on a break or just having been done for the day & leaving the kettle full of money in plain view & some shady person coming by to take it, breaking into it to steal all the $$- it's not something that'll happen everywhere or all the time but it's something that needs to be kept in mind because sadly it does happen. When I took on the role of a bell ringer I made a vow to be responsible & not let anything happen to the donations to guarantee they will go to the families that need assistance the most during the holiday season.. i commend Walmart stores because they seem to know how it all works, there were no issues there & the process went alot smoother for me. At this Fred Meyer location though, they seem to be clueless or maybe just careless in regards to the charity's donations. I recently did a shift here & when I went to the customer service desk they had no idea where the kettles even were at first... they called others for assistance and then I found out from someone they just left the kettle & stand out by the door on the other side of the store from the last person who did it there before me which had to have been at least the day prior as I did this shift in the morning. I didn't find that to be a smart decision to leave it in that spot ..as I've mentioned before sometimes people have bad intentions but I didn't make a fuss about it and went over & began my shift which was overall great. The kettle had a little $ in it from the day before but didn't seem like much though & by the end of a 2 hour shift bell ringing, I got it filled to the top & many of the donations were whole dollar bills, very little coins.. I had generous donors! I wore a Christmas tree hat & played Christmas music so maybe that helped to spread a little more cheer & generosity! Anyways, fast forward to the end of my shift, I hauled the entire stand & kettle over to customer service & I let them know I was done for the day & that the kettle was completely full & I asked where is their designated spot they would like me to put it... the same customer service employee I dealt with just 2 hours earlier was also clueless about that & again had to call multiple people including supervisors. They came to the desk &told me that they will not be held responsible for the kettles so I can just leave it where I was bell ringing or someone would need to swing by to pick it up. That was not at all what was told to me when hired by a temp agency & it was also different than what I experienced with Walmart just the week prior. I had an important dr appt to get to after my shift 20 minutes away. I tried my best to get a hold of the temp agency who hired me but they didn't respond for a little while & I did not trust just leaving the kettle with the employees at this store... it seemed like they wouldn't care at all if the money was stolen. I mean I know it's not their money but if I had a wonderful charity like salvation army partnering with my store, I'd help protect the donations & not treat them like an after thought! I wasn't about to miss my dr appointment because I needed to be seen immediately in order for my dr to refill my BP meds so since I couldn't get ahold of anyone right away & the employees of this store dismissed me... I know it sounds crazy but i took the whole stand & kettle, loaded it into my car which I'm surprised I actually got it to fit without causing any damage to either, luckily as i was driving off I finally got communication from the agency ..they wanted me to just bring it back into the store at first & try to tuck it into a corner but then let me know if i could drop it off at their office so I delivered it to them for salvation army to retrieve it & went to my dr appt with BP through the roof from all the frustration with this particular Fred Meyer.

Selection is great! Bobby has done a great job providing a good variety for the community!!read more

There's not enough good things I could say about Idaho City Grocery!…read more Bobby (owner) is one of the most welcoming and kind people I've ever met! I've never seen him without a smile on his face and he always gives you a wave if he's outside. If you need anything they are more than willing to get it in for you and make sure you're taken care of. There aren't many hometown stores or people like them anymore and I always look forward to going in, getting my stuff and enjoying a chat with everyone in there! Not to mention their beer selection is incredible and their meats...drool worthy!!!

You need to double check your receipt before leaving the store. I had a huge haul (overflowing…read morecart) And upon coming home I noticed on the receipt that two items were scanned TWICE and I only had one of each. I'm out of $11.28 total but it's not a pleasant feeling with this super high inflation and prices and having to be charged extra Be careful. Especially when you have 100+ items

This is a small gripe, an irritation. With the price of eggs skyrocketing we, as Senior Citizens,…read morenot only have to watch our budget but also save wherever possible. Today, when we were shopping, the Price sign for eggs stated that you could get 5 dozen LARGE eggs, a 60 pack, for roughly 28 dollars. (Cage free as well.) So I went to purchase on only to find out that they were MEDIUMS. So I looked at the Large eggs by the dozen and the first dozen was $5.54 and each additional dozen would have cost $9.89 Here's my gripe. Don't leave a price mark up on the wall if you don't have the product. Plus, the medium eggs I've purchased there in the past were about the size of small eggs. It takes two medium eggs to equal one large egg in the long run. Coffee was up from $7.98 (approximately) a pound from a couple of weeks ago to almost $10 a pound now. I don't mind adjusting my food budget and I know prices are going up. Just don't list one price and then charge another. Thank you. Ed

Your only choice in Cascade!!! Nice folks well stocked local grocery store. FAIR prices in rural…read moreIdaho. Clean. Large parking lot in center of town off HWY.

Small grocery but had most everything except fresh bakery or fresh deli items. That said - we found…read morebread and meat ... Really friendly cashier and quick service

I knew Natural Grocers when they were Vitamin Cottage. If you visit, you can faintly see the…read moreVitamin Cottage logo to the left of the Natural Grocers sign on the outside. Natural Grocers was the OG. Before Whole Foods, Sprouts, and before the Boise Cooperative, it was Natural Grocers. It's a great story, look it up and read about Margaret and Phillip Islely, their $200 bucks, and their dream. I've visited several times, and while it may still have a following, it gets lost in the ever-expanding sections of your traditional grocers. It wasn't long ago, that you would NOT see vegan cheese in the cheese aisle, or plant-based meats in the meat section, but now they are there, whether it's something you eat or not. The vegetable and fruit section is smaller than the Co-Op at the Village but sometimes it's good to have a second chance. The vitamin section as well as the community hang-out section to the right when you walk in should not be missed. One thing that often gets missed is that some shoppers see these grocers as vegan or vegetarian. While it's true that they stock vegan and vegetarian items, they also have organic meats and meat products. If you're looking for organic, grass-fed meats and such, check out Natural Grocers TIP1: Check out their website as it has a bountiful amount of information about Sustainability, Deals, Recipes, Events, and more. Natural Grocers is located on Milwaukee in Boise, across from the Home Depot, and is open most nights until 8:30 pm excluding Sundays.

Seriously, every time I come here I say, "why don't I come here?" It is simply put, awesome! Decent…read moreprices (some the same as non-organic and gmo as found in other stores) simple maneuvering, quaint, and not extremely packed! It has everything I need and then the fun nutrition isles are my dessert for my visit... my reward. I must say, try to practice being disciplined or else you'll end up spending way too much money on really cool things or food. Be good to your body, shop here. (Or don't and that gives me more wiggle room.) (Tons of parking, friendly staff, and fun community room! You can use the meeting space for non-profit meetings (check their website for details), and demonstrations!)