While recently in vacation in Crescent City amd staying with family. We happened to shop at this…read moreSafeway on a number of various occasions, for different needs. Getting anything from a few basic essentials, to light snacks for our upcoming trips to the National Forrests and locals rivers. To different grocery needs for lunch and dinner. The staff were all very friendly and helpful, and everything were were looking for we were able to find. Only bummer (not Safeways fault) was up missing the operating hours of the met department. As we wee hoping to get some ground tri-tip, but the department had just closed about an hr earlier. But other than that, we had no issues getting anything.

The only store in town open when I need them. Cold or flu meds and late night snacks; they are the…read morego to. Always clean, friendly register staff, many are familiar faces who have worked there for years. Negatives, gotta find an employee to open the bathrooms. Now my favorite is the hot fresh French bread, hot chicken and wedges. My all time favorites is they carry Buzz Betty, a grapefruit drink and their limited edition ginger cranberry Italian drink. Seriously, only place I know of that carries it. Nothing is better.

Love a trip to Grocery outlet! Bargain Market had everything we needed for a camping trip in the…read moreRedwoods. We stopped here to pickup supplies to re-stock our campsite so that we could grill again the next night. They had beyond burgers, a salad bag, fresh veggies (which maybe weren't the freshest, but made do) and of course snacks. Easy and smooth check-out. Lots of easy parking.

26 Aug 2025: I live in Eugene,OR. I've been to Brookings at least 3 times in the last 5 years…read more Every time, this particular Grocery Outlet knocks it out of the park. Great store. Better than any I've encountered anywhere.

They have what I need for egg rolls, they have quick service, and prices are reasonable.read more

So amazing to have such a great Asian market nearby. Always fun to try new things. Staff is very…read morehelpful too.

Negatives: prices have increased, I had one small incident with a greeter when I was in a hurry and…read moreshe grabbed my reciept ripping it. Other than that the greeters are generally really nice. I hate that that there are not a lot cashiers manning a register, and I hate that they run out of bags more often then they should. You would think they would post a sign at the door so you don't fill a cart without bags and have to leave. Positives: Good hours, they have what I need, they have a pharmacy, it is a clean Walmart, products are nicely displayed unlike Walmarts in larger cities. Staff are generally pleasant, and they have a lot of self check out's making a quick run to the store quick and convenient. Oh, they have a great deli and bakery area, and clean stocked bathrooms.

I bought a TV today and it was larger than my car and needed help out with it. Kelly the cashier…read morewas so wonderful and with her customer service walked out helping me. I drove off with a smile.

Great superstore with absolutely gorgeous Patty LaBelle's Southern Peach Cobbler that weighs a ton…read morewith fresh peaches and sugar with fluffy pastries and rock solid tan crust with absolutely gorgeous amount of cinnamon sugar in the dough priced at $6.99, so cheap and so good: I am in heaven and hell at the same time since I shouldn't indulge in this much sweetness! I love 88¢ mango and Avocado! Must go there to stock up on your fresh foods!

Today, I shopped at Walmart in Crescent City, CA. for salad veggies. Today is 1-20-2025. I was in…read morethe produce department at about 1:00 p.m. Went to find organic green bell peppers and found them and the radishes, just below the peppers. Both products were water logged from excess water from the spritzer. Both the bell peppers and the radishes had water inside their plastic wrappers, as well on a bit of frost on the a radish inside the organic radish bag. No, it was not mold, it was frost. They keep that section too cold for bell peppers and radishes. So, since I had not anticipated needing to drive around with greens and green onions in the car, while I shopped for the peppers and radishes at Safeway, the only sensible thing to do was just go get all my veggies elsewhere, and take them all straight home. The first time this happened was months ago, and I was unaware of the situation in the organic produce department and got home to find the radishes and peppers I had bought were inedible. The radishes were clearly saturated on the inside, with one side of the white part looking the normal white color and the other half looking grey and awful. This was just the result of being water logged and frost bitten. Anyone who gardens knows what I am talking about. Also, the bell peppers had large soft, soggy spots that were not rot, but soggy and frost bitten. I do not understand the attitude that a manager would have, to allow this to occur in a food store. Produce is called perishable for a reason. Produce needs a little bit of care to remain edible for a reasonable amount of time. Besides the wasting of food, this practice of neglecting the standard of storage and/or display of produce says so much about the departments' lack of regard for the shopper or the value of food. Especially since this is not the first time this has happened to this shopper. Walmart does not care, so neither will I care any longer, to shop Walmarts' produce department. The extra few miles I will drive for decently cared for produce will be fine with me. The waste of food through careless handling is not fine at all, however.

Good food. Good service. Fresh fish. Steady stream of customers…read more I thought I posted this a year ago but it was in my drafts and I still think about how yummy this was.

This would be a five star review if it was based solely on the freshness and quality of the food…read more This a a cute little shop right in the harbor on the waterfront. We entered the fish shop / restaurant and it was busy, there's only about seven tables and a middle counter top area. No one greeted us and the tables were full so we just grabbed a seat at the middle counter top area. After five minutes I grabbed some menus, five minutes more and I went to the counter to order. After 5 minutes at the counter a woman asked if I was ordering food to go ( now this is my first contact with an employee in about 20 minutes of being there). I informed her that we were sitting at the counter and she said she would be over in a minute to take care of us. We ordered (finally) the fish and chips and a bowl of the clam chowder. Twenty minutes later a different woman dropped off the food and left; no conversation or can I get you anything else? The food was fresh and delicious, we throughly enjoyed it and when we were finished we waited another twenty minutes to pay; we finally went to the counter. On our way out the woman who took our order thanked us and said have a nice day. There were three or four woman working the counter and tables but the communication was just not there. Go for the food not the service, order something to go.

I love the Cheddar with Horseradish and the Dry Jack cheese…read more.. We had one day in Crescent City to shop; unfortunately it was Saturday and there were no cheese curds.

Discovered this business looking at Maps on my phone; I have to admit I completely missed this…read morepreviously. Fabulous cheese from a century-old business! Most are organic, and very reasonable prices considering the quality. A number of specialty food items that are good accompaniments to the cheese. Looking forward to working these into my regular snacking routine!

This is one of those markets where the owner is always on the phone with his family in some eastern…read morecountry and PRICE GOUGES YOU ON EVERYTHING so he can send money back to his family in India or wherever the fuck these assholes come from. Liquor stores SHOULD NEVER charge you for the small bags to carry out the booze or items you purchase on a daily basis . Bags are provided by liquor stores as a courteous gesture allowing discrete and safe passage leaving the store. THIS PLACE CHARGES 25 CENTS FOR SMALL PAPER BAGS! Additionally if you don't purchase a minimum of five shooters it's a additional 50 cents a shot . LIQUOR STORES ALREADY MAKE A KILLING WITHOUT PRICE GOUGING. GO TO 9TH STREET AND ENJOY AFFORDABLE BEVERAGES AND COURTEOUS SERVICE .

It's more of a Liquior Store and not a market. Friendly staff behind the counter…read more Watch out for nearly expired items ie,peanuts and cookies.