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    Lacey Food Mart

    5.0 (1 review)

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    WinCo Foods

    WinCo Foods

    3.5
    (120 reviews)
    2.4 mi
    $

    On numerous occasions, I have witnessed customers with dogs in the store. Everyone claims it is a…read moresupport animal of some kind. Today, a man with a long unkempt beard and a dog half his height (unleashed) were walking the aisles. I complained to customer service about this. This is a filthy habit in a grocery store where there is food, food in open containers (bulk items) meat and produce. The manager (a black middle-aged female) and a security person, approached the man and recieved the same excuse, that it is a security animal. The manager allowed him to continue shopping. I then complained to the manager about WINCO practices. The manager then threatened to have me thrown out of the store. I am a senior citizen, older WHITE male with white hair. Tell me this is not DISCRIMINATION. We older white men are targets for discriminatory hatred among black females. This is a matter that needs to be addressed. That manager needs to find work elsewhere. No customer should be treated that way for complaining about store policy. WINCO - LACEY is going to become a homeless encampment, and I guess that is ok. Every type of behavior and all people, except older white men, are welcome/with their animals, at the "not so diverse" WINCO-LACEY. White men/older white men are being marginalized by black females. That is a fact. DISCRIMINATION should not be allowed. This behavior of the black, female WINCO store manager should not be tolerated . Corporate should do something about this. Corporate has been notified. This doesn't end with a Yelp review.

    The only store I will go to cause the prices are right and its 24hrs…read more They also carry meats that are hard to find in other stores.

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    How do you confuse salsa with marinara?
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    QFC

    QFC

    3.3
    (41 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $$

    I pass 2 other grocery stores on my way to my local qfc. That makes my trips to qfc a choice. As…read morethey are a bit pricier. I choose to go there because they have had a good bakery. In the past. My last 3 cake orders were WRONG over the last 3 months (march, April and May birthdays in my house). The first 2 were only missing the piped writing. No big deal. Which brings me to the reason i will NEVER shop there again. I ordered a 2 layer bakery cake for my son's birthday. When I ordered i specifically ordered the 2 layer cake. NOT the four layer private selections factory made garbage they presented to me at pick up. I spoke to 2 bakery employees and a manager. All who seemed less than concerned. They even tried to convince me that it was 2 layer but the tag says 4 layer for some unrelated reason. I have actual grocery/bakery experience. I know these things happen but to ignore the fact they did NOT fill my order properly was really bothersome. The lack of customer service and the outright lie to my face that these 2 cakes are the same was enough for me. I wont go out of my way to shop or order here again.

    ** Disclaimer: this pertains only to the sushi section of the deli **…read more I went to QFC in the small hour between hunger and resignation, when a man tells himself that food is only fuel and believes it just long enough to be disappointed. The sushi lay in the cooler, lit like something preserved rather than prepared, each roll holding its shape with the quiet desperation of a thing meant to be eaten quickly and forgotten. The rice was the first betrayal. It had taken on water and weight, swollen and slack, as though it had rained too long on a field that once held promise. Good rice resists the teeth and then yields. This rice surrendered immediately and lingered, clinging in damp clots that spoke of time and neglect. The fish arrived in modest portions, shaved thin and laid on without conviction. It was not bad fish. That was the cruelty of it. It was clean and harmless and forgettable, like a story told without danger. There was no richness, no cold brightness of the sea, only the sense that someone, somewhere, had decided this much was enough. And over everything came the spicy mayo. It was applied generously, endlessly, in a way that suggested charity rather than care. It pooled and smeared and promised heat. There was none. The sauce was pale, fat with sweetness, a soft blanket meant to hide the absence beneath it. It did not wake the tongue. It suffocated it.. I ate in silence, because there was nothing to say. When it was finished, I felt full but not fed, a condition worse than hunger. Some meals stay with you. This one passed through like a dull afternoon, leaving no mark except the knowledge that next time, I would wait.

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    Cut those out. Ive arthritis of the jaw I don't need to tackle gristle, chewing is challenging enough.
    Cut those out. Ive arthritis of the jaw I don't need to tackle gristle, chewing is challenging enough.
    I decorated the cake with the topper and cityscape- not the store. She wrote Titus and added the spider.
    I decorated the cake with the topper and cityscape- not the store. She wrote Titus and added the spider.
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    Ben Thanh Market

    Ben Thanh Market

    4.0
    (34 reviews)
    2.2 mi
    $$

    Stopped by this small oriental market recently and had a pretty good experience overall. Parking…read morewas easy to find since the store is located near a few other businesses, so that was already a plus before even stepping inside. I came here to Ben Thanh with a specific mission: finding shrimp paste that I couldn't track down at another oriental market down the street. Thankfully, they had exactly what I was looking for, which immediately earned them some points in my book. It's always a relief when a place carries those harder-to-find items. While browsing the aisles, I was pleasantly surprised to spot a few other things I'd like to come back for in the future, like different varieties of rice and Chinese sausages. One thing that really caught me off guard was that they sold baklava here! I decided to give it a try and, honestly, it tasted pretty good. I didn't do a full grocery haul this time, so I can't really comment on how their prices compare, but for convenience alone it's a great little shop to have nearby. Since I live fairly close in Lacey, I can definitely see myself stopping by again to check out more of their selection. There wasn't really a line; the cashier spoke both English and Vietnamese, was polite, welcoming enough, and quick to ring me up. Overall, a nice little market that came through when I needed it.

    What a great selection and excellent pricing packed into a modest sized store! It makes shopping…read moreeasy. Everything was cleanly shelved and the aisles made sense in terms of product layout. Caters very well to southeast Asian cuisines, notably Vietnamese, Indonesian, Thai. I quickly grabbed a big jar of kimchi from the cooler, a bag of jasmine rice, soy sauce, rice vinegar, hoisin sauce, and of course dehydrated shitake mushrooms. This allows you to get started with a bare bones Asian meal of rice with sides. Anyway I was well pleased with the prices. I didn't have to sift through massive choice like at H Mart, and I could get shopping done quick!

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    Lots of fresh produce!
    Lots of fresh produce!
    Fresh or frozen... I'm not sure yet
    Fresh or frozen... I'm not sure yet
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    Grocery Outlet

    Grocery Outlet

    4.1
    (47 reviews)
    3.0 mi
    $

    Grocery outlet has been a life saver with a family members recent diagnoses and special diet. They…read morehave tons of KETO, GF, and vegan options. I've even found paddywax candles here. The cashiers are also really delightful. Make sure you download the app and attach your phone # so you get $5 off coupons.

    On MAY 13TH I purchased a package of pork chops for $10.44. When I got home I proceeded to set up…read moremy cook. When I opened the package of chops I could smell they were off. I immediately got back in my car and headed back to the store. When I arrived I spoke to the manager who was helpful and kind however I feel I need to report this. One of the employees went to the meat department to get a new package of chops. I asked the manager to open the package to make sure the chops were fresh. She opened the package and we could small they also were bad. We both went back to the meat department to find a fresh package. As she proceeded to open each package they were all bad! How could this be? They returned my money no problem but I needed chops to cook for my family's dinner so I went to Winco. I am new to the area and had decided to check the Grocery Outlet out since the price of food is so high. I was very disappointed. At Winco I was able to buy the same pork chops for $2.38 per pound and the package was only $8.40. The pork at the outlet was $3.48 per pound for rotten meat. I wonder how many unsuspecting customers brought home rotted chops and put them in the freezer for another day. If it wasn't so late in the day I would have done this. So if you recently bought chops at this store and put them in your freezer I suggest you return them because when you defrost them you will find out they are un edible This place was no bargain. They made me a loyal Winco customer. The year is 2026.

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    Grocery Outlet
    Grocery Outlet

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    Olympia Food Co-op

    Olympia Food Co-op

    3.8
    (80 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    This place has more of everything which is surprising because it's crammed into such a small space…read more Even so, without fail, I find at least a few items on sale at a terrific price. Gluten free pasta? They've got it! Amaranth? Yup. Local Kombucha? They've got a whole section of booch to choose from! Hot soup and sandwiches? More of everything, including a vast array of granola bars and trail mix, I won't even mention the aisles of healthy snacks! Let me put it to you this way: Need to pull off the freeway, get a healthy snack and use a clean bathroom?!? Say no more. This is the place. Go now. Do all of your shopping here. Plan ahead.

    We stopped here because this is a local, non profit co-op and we wanted to support them…read more The store is small and smells exactly as you would expect it to. Some cleaning would go a long way. We purchased some cheeses, crackers, yogurts, falafel wraps, and miscellaneous snacks. I was hoping to get some baked goods as well but everything looked dry and stale. The prices were higher then we would pay elsewhere but that is to be expected. What wasn't expected was the flavor and quality of the items we purchased. We were very disappointed. It is important to support local but the payoff for the higher prices is typically higher quality and better service and unfortunately that was not our experience here.

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    This year's La Fermière Valentine's Day pot is pink and you can find it here.
    This year's La Fermière Valentine's Day pot is pink and you can find it here.
    Matches, girly style
    Matches, girly style
    Olympia Food Co-op

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