Owners seem to totally disregard their long time employees. Tho very handy to just run down to it…read moreis sad too. The woman in produce is the hardest worker I can even imagine.

I have heard this store has a reputation for rude employees. I should have listened to my…read moreneighborhood. I went in for milk and bread, and as I was entering the store they had an end cap of Valentines candy 50% off. I grabbed 2 bags of kit kats and a box of Welchs valentines fruit snacks that were also located on the discount rack. I went to check out and the price she told me was more than I added in my head. I then asked her if she gave me 50% off the valentines candy? She said no the welchs wasn't on sale and asked rudely where I got it? I told her they were on the same rack as all the candy and that there was a bunch of valentines Welch's over on the end cap discounted. She then said I'll take 3.50 off very rudely like I'm trying to steal these fruit snacks. I was walking out returning my cart inside the store and she followed me and then again asked me where I got those Welch's fruit snacks? I pointed to the end cap and she basically was calling me a liar. I did call the manager and he wasn't at all surprised with her behavior. I ended up looking at the receipt and she charged me full price for the Welch's fruit snacks. I guess you win some and lose some. I will never ever go back to this store again. This woman apparently needs to retire or have her working in the backroom, she shouldn't be around the public.

I'll probably be calling corporate because the blatant racism here is so strong and I feel that…read morethis employee probably shouldn't be working for a place that doesn't blatantly support disparate treatment. I had the misfortune of visiting this safeway when I also had the misfortune of coming to this one horse town. I bought a few items which were on the coupon clipping specials. I clipped the coupons before I arrived. At checkout the attendant purposely didn't respond to me waiving my hands and when he finally did he made faces before he walked over. Strike one. Then I tell him in a very articulate manned that I was overcharged and by how much. Again witj the eye rolling. Strike 2. Then I had to practically beg for the refund like it was some inconvenience to him or it was his $. This was at the self checkout btw so you know whom to lookout for. I will also say that while doing the refund they had to very loudly discuss the amount of the refund and the type of card used in a failed attempt to embarrass/belittle me. I need not elaborate. Anyways 3 hours later I got my refund. I'd also mention that after calling out the simple error and doing the math in my head (he needed a calculator and could barely figure it out),, he said "Dude, what do you want me to do". Um I'll just leave that there. I'm not, nor have I ever been a "dude". The rest is obvious. Next stop is corporate. Oh and I cannot in good conscience recommend that my BIPOC client move to Duvall for the safety of her family and for the safety of any semblance of her piece of mind. The inhabitants can keep this place all to themselves and wait for the meteor to hit. It can't happen too soon!

Their Bakery is the best! They can use the mermelade feeling you want, but the best part is their…read moreDecorating Department :D Highly recommend them.

We love our market! I've been shopping here for 5 years and have rarely had any issues. The produce…read moreis high quality, the staff I actually look forward to seeing (Talking about you Paul!) and despite Covid, it's still a pleasant experience. Thanks for being there for us! Ooh! They have an awesome new plant growing machine (for lack of a better term ). It's worthy of a visit. Totally what I was expecting to see in 2020!

This store should work on customer service training. I was shocked when one of the workers was…read moreextremely rude to me. She approached me twice, it's a harassment, threatened me, and called me very offensive names( I'm sure all cameras captured her approaching) At one point, I was ready to call the police, but I decided not to because she was very young, approximately the same age as my older son. I decided to report the incident to the manager, hoping they would be able to address the situation. Unfortunately, the manager also seemed powerless. They told me that the employee had already left and therefore could not apologize to me personally. Instead, the manager apologized on her behalf for her behavior. This kind of behavior is completely unacceptable to me. Regardless of someone's age or circumstances, no one has the right to threaten, insult, or speak to a customer in such a disrespectful manner.

If you're looking for native plants in the area, the Oxbow Plant Stand is a GREAT place to go…read more They've got a good variety of different plants at an affordable price. The employee working when we were there was super helpful and the health of the plants themselves was really robust! They've been acclimating well to our yard too :) I will definitely be back again.

Very cute farm to visit :D Easy to spot with their big sign although you must pay attention that…read morethey are open to public just on weekend. Plenty of parking. During rainy days, it's gonna get muddy walking through that lot. It gets better once you pass the entrance and go through the path. You will go along the Oxbow Lake on one side and apple trees on the other. After that path, you'll get to the farm where small vegetable, pumpkin, and sunflower patches are. Everything is so cute! The most interesting part is the conservation tent is. Super big and full of baby plants. Amazing! Just don't touch anything :) They grow a lot of flowers too. They have tomatoes in another tent. There are activities for kids such as painting pumpkins or scavenging hunt. You can also have lunch at the tables and buy cider from them :)

I love having these guys just up the street. As is standard…read morefor this kind of store, the prices are a bit high but, when you want a gallon of milk without a 40 minute round trip the extra cost is worth it. They have an amazing little bit of everything.

I am glad the 'ol Rainbow Market is here in Echo Lake, so I am a fan…read more I dont shop here alot, but its nice to have when you need it, rather than making the long, long, long trek into town. Cigarettes, drinks, ice cream, snacks and some common grocery items, even bait for fishing at nearby lakes. The owners have always been super friendly and pleasant to me. Never a line for powerball/megamillions, let the rabble stand in line at other places! I got a big kick when i bought my $1.6B MegaMillions ticket, he said "one point six PILLION!!! gonna be sick!" Of COURSE its expensive, its a convenience store!! The owners gotta make a living too, with all these hoidy-toidy $1M homes driving up real estate taxes. Free Community bulletin board out front. Always sad to see the Coyote Victim Pictures, hopeful owners grasping at straws. I've had my share.

Love the farm stand! Swung by here for their pop up Saturday meal and it was excellent. Also very…read moremuch appreciated the fire pit to keep warm. So many great goodies in the farm stand market. Definitely want to check out one of their classes soon, and they have a lot of events regularly.

I needed to be in Carnation for a quick meet-up, and I decided to plan a day of activities visiting…read morethe area - Carnation Farms (and Remlinger Farms). Arriving at Carnation Farms, not knowing what exactly might be there, I was firstly surprised to see the classic "Carnation Farms" logo with the exact font type and the carnation flower on the cans of evaporated milk that I have seen my entire life. Wait a minute, is this THE "Carnation Farms"? Well, yes, but also a no, but also a yes. LOL. I ended up reading the historical signs and chatting with the cashier for a while (there were no other customers - zero). Carnation was indeed the dairy farm that made the now world-famous evaporated milk, created in 1899. The business grew and thrived so well that the community of Tolt was renamed to Carnation in 1917 although the name changed back and forth two more times before it stayed with Carnation. In downtown Carnation, many businesses are still named Tolt, including the Tolt River. In 1985, Nestle brought the Carnation company. In 2016, the original Stuart family purchased the name "Carnation Farms" back from Nestle. The name rights exclude diary, but they have animals and is now a venue, amongst other business ventures. We missed a local market that was on the previous day. Today, this sleepy business sells many locally made products and hosts community events such as the local market. Limited bundles of produce represented the 'farm' name poorly, if I am being honest. I asked the cashier which products in the store are actually from the current farm. She pointed to the freezer case. I chose a frozen curry goat soup from the case. It was passable, more soup than goat, i.e. not much meat. If you want to visit, check their calendar of events and go for a museum tour or one of their many events. The shop itself is less interesting.