It was my first visit. The store was clean and the staff friendly and helpful. They had what I was…read morelooking for and the price was right.

Great service and selection. I've been going to AA for years now, my son even used to work there,…read morethey never disappoint.

I love Hess Bakery & Deli. They have an amazing assortment of deli meat ranging from plain flavor…read moreto smoke and picante. They have a few cheese select from my favorite is a smoked Gouda. They also offered delicious sandwiches that are named after their employees as well. The amount of imported and other food items is really wonderful. The staff are always super nice. The lines sometimes can be really long, but I think this is just a reflection of how delicious everything is. They make fresh bread every single day that usually sells out by the end of the day. During the holidays this place is absolutely magical and has all the Christmas chocolates that you might see in an old time shop Germany or Europe.

Always try to stop by here when I'm in the Lakewood area to get my German fix. Excellent pretzels…read moreand cold cuts have yet to try the pastries. The ladies are always polite and fluent in German.

Haven't been to Tacoma boy on sixth Avenue before and just always going because of the sales, I…read moredecided to try their sister store out since it's close to where I just moved. Love the fact that it's open 24 hours but their prices are absolutely insane unless it's on sale. They're at least 40% more than Safeway & Whole Foods and of course 60 to 70% more than Costco for the exact same item! So sadly, unless they have something on sale that I want I won't be back.

Drove by for weeks looking at the buy one get two free pottery sign. Finally the wife convinced me…read moreto stop. The conversation went, "How much are these pots. " " They are 90 dollars each, but if you buy one it's get two free." " Yeah I just don't think we have the room for three." "Oh! Well if you just want one pot, it's 30 dollars... If you want the buy one get two it's 90..." "So you're not actually getting two free, three pots at 30 dollars is 90... You're charging the same price..." "No it's buy one get two free." " It is t tho, if I say I am buying an individual pot and I buy 3...it's 30 each.... That's 90 dollars...But if I say to you I want the buy one get two deal... That same pot now becomes 90 dollars.." "Right! And you get two free! It's just weird how they do it" "No but that isn't.... NVM. I am good thanks." Aaaaasnd end scene. Does anyone else see the problem here. Will definitely not be back.

Wow first time here. Great vibes. Great plants and flowers outside for purchase. Great items for…read moreGF . Pizzas to cook at home or have it prepared. Great deli selections and so many more. Customer service was amazing . Great service at the deli counter. I was going to purchase a Cookie for myself. Then the person said we have cheesecake! Omg this was what I needed. Purchased Lemon blueberry cheesecake and a lime cheesecake for another time. Prices are on the higher side- you are paying for good quality! I love this!!!! Treat yourself and body better. You are worth it!

We LOVE the ugly Produce section. And the pizzas!!!…read moreA long time ago, my mother in law bought a Christmas tree here and it died really quickly and the store wouldn't give her a refund. And it was a family joke that she would never step foot in Harbor Greens again. But then my husband brought her here - for pizza I think - and she gave up her grudge. Seriously best pizza in UP. Plus a VERY interesting liquor selection full of of unusual choices.

Small Hispanic grocery store with a taco stand at the front…read more The Carniceria has your typical selection of cuts of meats. The marinated carne asada meats are absolutely packed with flavor! I've only had marinated meats from Los Guerreros but this tops it by a mile. I personally like my meats that are VERY well seasoned so this was a match for me. The Chicken fajitas are well seasoned. I ordered some Al Pastor meats, but was a bit disappointed with the taste as it was kinda bland. Prices were fair. The taco truck has a decent selection of food options (tacos, burritos, tortas, etc). Food came in large portion sizes and was pretty solid in taste! I only had their carne asada burrito, but it was well seasoned and had your usually toppings (rice, beans, meat, sour cream, and grilled onions). Would come again

I got a burrito and it was the best I've had since I've been in WA…read more The service was great, the place was very clean and fresh.

Came here with a friend and ate from hot food bar. I love that I can just pick out a little bit of…read moreeverything, I felt so good after this meal too the variety is great. Also I didn't get a pic but they had PICKLE KOMBUCHA it was so good. Whole Foods you literally have my whole heart.

I've been a loyal Whole Foods customer for the past seven years, ever since we lived on the East…read moreCoast, and I've always enjoyed shopping there. However, I've noticed that this particular location has been consistently lacking in customer service--especially in the bakery department. This year alone, I've visited the bakery four or five times, and each time the experience has been disappointing. No one acknowledges customers, there's little to no eye contact, and the staff often appear disengaged or busy with tasks in the back of the section. When I do finally get someone's attention, the interaction feels rushed or noticeably unwelcoming. On one occasion, after waiting about 15minutes for my cake to be packaged, the staff member simply set it aside without letting me know it was ready. Situations like this have made it the worst bakery customer service I've experienced at any Whole Foods. I understand they have other responsibilities to manage, but a consistent lack of basic courtesy is concerning. On the other hand, I want to highlight the meat and fish department--they are always friendly, attentive, and hardworking, and it truly makes a difference.

The pizza is so good and clerks are always nice! Sometimes it's hard to get in contact to order…read moreover the phone, but the drive and the wait are worth it.

From the owner: Our team is passionate about providing quality products and providing uncompromising excellence to…read moreour customers. We are family owned and operated for 15 year. Offering a number of different grocery and lottery products

Small family ran restaurant. Please remember when visiting this store, it is small and looks as…read morethough a new standup. The shelves are not full by far, the products are not a huge variety, and the products are not all high-end quality. They have a seafood deli (Kim Chee bar) and this is probably their most impressive section of their store. Everyone here is very nice, but again, new small store. I think with enough support, this place could be great. Provide input to the management for suggestions of products they should consider carrying. If you cannot find anything you want here, H-Mart and Paldo World in only five minutes up the street. Give these guys a shot and support our local community!

A first timer to this Korean Supermarket!! Found it online, on TikTok, of all places. Saw the…read moreadvertisement and reviews, so wanted to check it out. The store and parking lot are small. But inviting. Their specialties are the Korean Banchan (Sidedishes). All Homemade, with a variety of choices. Got there around 11:00 AM on Saturday, 5/03/25. There was nobody inside the store, so maneuvering the cart around the aisles was easy as well as browsing around. Definitely bought some Korean Kimbap, Sidedishes and Spicy Jerky. Prices were a bit on the higher side than other Asian grocery stores, though. The elderly couple who runs the store were very amicable and polite. We received excellent customer service. Talked to him a little bit in Korean as well.

Walk into this Safeway and you can feel it immediately: the place is alive. Not alive in the…read morealgorithmic sense--no screens barking orders, no frictionless glide toward self-checkout--but alive in the older, human way. There's a man tending roasting chickens, heat and motion doing half the talking. Bakers emerge with warm bread and fresh cakes, proof of labor completed, not outsourced. A butcher--bundled against the cold--smiles and chats as if this were still a neighborhood trade. Cashiers make eye contact. People speak. You smell coffee on the way out. None of this is accidental. It is retail as civic space, commerce as social glue. In an era dominated by warehouse efficiency and digital abstraction, Safeway still stages something closer to a town square.

THEIR DELI: Okay the fried chicken deals on Monday nights -they are good and very popular- albeit…read moregreasy. And for some fried products, it seems they may be using a heavy, reddish-color soybean or cottonseed oil; it's really cheap tasting whatever it is and it is a recent change. For the packaged deli food/dinner products, I've twice had food poisoning here. THIER VEGES: why don't they ever have decent produce here? Even local WA state apples seem bruised -not so good. On all fronts, it's likely about cutting costs at this location.