Just to start with the most pressing issue, I can't possibly be the only one wondering if there's a…read moredead body hiding in one of the cars or trunks on the Super 8 side of the store. It smells SO AWFUL. If the stench is not coming from one of the cars parked along that side of the building, then it has to be coming from the building, itself. If there is not a dead body on the side of the Fred Meyer store, then they have some kind of seriously disgusting issue with rot or mold that literally smells like a dead body. There is NO WAY the employees haven't noticed. The checker assistants have to go over there to collect carts. I'm not exaggerating when I say it smells like something is dead over there. Someone needs to figure out where that smell is coming from. It's a health hazard on the basis of how bad it smells alone, but nothing smells that bad without there being a biological cause. It smells bad enough to merit three paragraphs. If it is an employee's car, this is one of those cases where they need to be written up for disgustingly unacceptable hygiene. There is no acceptable excuse for any area of a grocery store to smell like that. My second most pressing issue with this store would be the weights and measures. Is Weights and Measures like, not even a thing in Oregon? Because the sale tags at this Fred Meyer are wrong *more often than not*. They do a great job of putting tags up, but it doesn't seem to be anyone's job to take them down. I've been to this Fred Meyer a few dozen times, and it feels like I've caught at least one price error on every single visit. It's so bad that it almost feels intentional. You think you're getting low prices, and if you don't pay very close attention at the register, you might not even notice that such an incredibly high percentage of the sales tags are expired. I'm not saying this as someone who is angry with Fred Meyer. I still shop here. I've just stopped believing the sales tags. For example, a few days ago I was going to buy a bag of Nature's Path Peanut Butter granola, because it was marked down to $2.99. I even checked the tag to make sure it wasn't expired, and it wasn't. I actually like the chocolate flavor better, but it was $4 more. I specifically chose the peanut butter flavor because it was on sale. But even after I hit 'total,' the price was still $6.99. It's like the sales tag was just completely made up. Weights and Measures would have such a field day in this Fred Meyer store. I bet they could raise enough money from bin label error fines to pay for all kinds of community necessities. Third, the handicapped restroom in the women's room has a door that is impossible to lock, and it has been this way for at least sixteen weeks. I'm kind of hoping they get sued by someone in a wheelchair, at this point. That's so messed up to let sixteen weeks go by without fixing that. In case management reads this and decides to address the issue, they need to make sure the door can be locked by someone without much physical strength. If the door needs to be lifted up to lock, then it is absolutely not accessible. How would a person in a wheelchair lift the whole entire door up to get the latch to fit? I wasn't even able to do it with all my strength, and I tried pretty hard. I haven't had any issues with product quality or employee attitudes, as a lot of other reviews mention. The employees I've come across have been friendly, if it can be considered friendly to not care that most of your customers are being deceived and overcharged. So, like I said, I would still shop here, but carefully. Keep in mind that most of the sales tags are mythological. And don't park on the Super 8 side of the store unless you're able to hold your breath on your way to/from your car.

Maybe the most disgusting bathrooms in the state of Oregon. Empty end caps through the store. For…read morethe recent facelift it certainly looks like it's getting run down pretty quickly.

Cute and functional store with the essentials and more. My fiancé has work out in Wamic for several…read moremonths and every time I've popped in here the staff is very welcoming and kind. They have basic pantry staples, hot food and a pretty decent hardware amd outdoor section. Bryan helped me today when I needed a molly/drywall anchor for our travel trailer. I didn't know what kind of material or even the length screw that would fit but he helped trouble shoot with me and found the right part that would work for my circumstance. One of the ladies (Hi Mavericks Mom!) also made a fresh batch of chicken tenders when they were out one afternoon for me. Overall a very nice store, a little one expensive but that is how it is so you don't have to drive to the city.

If they don't have it, you don't need it…read more This little store is right sized for this little corner of the world. Nice and helpful staff. Hardware, garden, food, drink, ziplock bags, aluminum foil, condiments, bread, peanut butter, jams, nuts, chocolates, cold drinks, coffee beans, dish rags, and more.

I was in Cascade Locks this past weekend for a wedding. The sweet lady at the checkout was so kind…read moreand helpful. I really appreciate her listening to me at checkout and her kind remarks.

Every small town needs an 'everything stop' - a place where you can grab a random assortment of…read moreneeds and a bag of ice. As a local, I'm very grateful to have the Columbia Market (which has a locals discount) for having my back whenever I forget things in town. This store works hard to carry everything from fresh produce & deli items (amazing take & bake pizzas & parfaits) to things us locals sometimes need in a pinch (eggs, half & half, sugar). Not to mention they basically have a full liquor store, and great deals on the little mini-shooters that I like to use for stocking-stuffers during the holidays. I bought my mom a quality (touristy) Columbia River Gorge hat here once, it's very cute and she wears it all the time. Essential stop for PCT thru-hikers resupplying.

Every time I'm in the area I stop by this unexpected gem in the middle of nowhere. Their hot food…read moremenu used to be pretty limited to prefrozen items like burritos and jojos but recently they got a broaster and ended up having some of the best broasted chicken. Crispy on the outside, juicy on the inside. The best item though? THE RANCH! This ranch is THIQQQQQQQ. It's like a Dairy Queen Blizzard. You can hold it upside down and not lose any of it. It now comes in a party size to take home with you. The store itself has a little bit of everything, and the people were super friendly. If you're passing through or camping nearby, do yourself a favor and grab some chicken (try to order ahead) and a xxxxxtra thiqqqq ranch.

Best place around I wouldn't go anywhere else with my money best deli great customer service…read moreamazing prices will be coming back every day can't forget about the ranch YUMMIE

We stopped in while visiting the area and this little country store did not disappoint! Such a huge…read morevariety of candy, drinks and all other sweets - along with other daily necessities of course. Plus, we were rang up by the nicest gentleman behind the counter. He was smiling and so friendly which was so refreshing after dealing with disgruntled staff at the restaurant we had dinner just prior. If you're needing snacks or just want to restock some of your favorite childhood candies, stop in at this country store!

This store is great Little bit of everything to grab on the…read morefly or a pinch And all the owners and workers treat you with kindness and remember your name Thank you for everything Tanya lane

Best tasting grass fed free range beef I've ever had! Happy cows come from Oregon! They proudly…read moreserve this fine beef at many restaurants including BellaNotte in Crescent City ca and they cook it amazingly!

I buy only painted hills beef at Chuck's Produce in Vancouver, Wa. I trust the quality,…read moreespecially the hamburger. I particularly like the Chuck roasts. My family raves about the flavor and tenderness. The filet mignon is out of this world.

I went to Safeway in The Dalles last night about 9:00 pm and again there were no shopping carts at…read morethe entrance for handicapped. There was the online shopping supplies stacked up in front of the electric carts again! Safeway doesn't seem to care about handicapped customers because they habitually never have carts at the entrance by the handicapped parking. They also lock the doors by the handicapped parking!!!! WTF!!!! I didn't think it was that hard to make sure there were carts or to keep the area in front of the electric carts open. Maybe they need to think about putting their online shopping supplies at the other entrance!

been a long time, Safeway Customer and when I'm finding is the specific store that I use now in…read more the dallesOregon more and more often phone on ignore you can try calling them all day long repeatedly and all you get call back they are busy. It's very evident that they're just putting the phone on ignore very frustrating when you're trying to get a hold of the pharmacy to find out if medication's are ready and they don't even pick up the phone. I don't know who the store manager is, but I would really love to talk to them. Customer service has gone terribly downhill.

Code is 1234 This bathroom has the same appeal as the…read moregrocery store itself. It isn't really great but there isn't much else around so for that reason we are grateful it exists

Sept, 2024. We were visiting the Whispering Woods Resort in Welches, Oregon and stopped by the…read moreHoodland Thriftway to pick up some groceries that we'd need for the week. This grocery store, and only this store, were convenient to the resort. My understanding is that Sandy, Oregon, 15 miles away, has a Safeway, a Fred Meyer, and other shopping options. Selection was quite good for a relatively small mountain store, and we found everything that was on our grocery list. However, we were shocked by the prices, which appeared to be significantly higher than we expected for almost every item that we looked at. Fresh fruits and vegetables were especially high. For example, a single yellow bell pepper was $3.29. Bananas were $1.19/pound. While in the store, my husband asked me whether we should get an apple cider for about $6. When we got home, we were shocked to see that we were charged $13.69 for the cider. It's possible that the $6 sign referred to a smaller size. Also of concern, we found that some items that were on sale through their weekly circular or Managers Specials did not go through at their sale prices -- specifically bread (overcharged $1) and potato chips (also $1 over). On the positive side, we did find a few well-priced items, including frozen pizza (sale), sausage links (sale), and goat cheese. The check-out cashier was efficient and friendly enough. Parking was plentiful and free. Note that we also didn't see a Customer Service counter. We wanted to ask whether we needed to get a customer loyalty card to get sale prices. The cashier confirmed that they would be automatic. We would still probably return if we needed only a few items, but we'll be going to Sandy for larger shopping trips.

My group of 4 friends came and stayed here for the eclipse... and I have to agree with the previous…read morereview by "Heidi K" (which I wish was not the case as the Farm owners seemed to be some very nice people). But, yes... it was very disorganized and did not deliver on the promises they made. My expectations were pretty low, but still. I went with the "Glamping" option (which was NOT cheap!)... and this turned out to be a tent with two air-beds and some linens (nothing like what the picture on the website represented). In addition to what has already been said, the bathroom facilities were repulsive (hot and quite malodorous). I suppose this happens when you have people who are farmers - not function organizers - who see a chance to make some money and jumped on it... thinking they could just do it themselves. Then several hundred people show up and they were clearly overwhelmed and under-prepared. Too bad. They should at least offer a partial refund (but that is not going to happen).

Eclipse Event at Organic Earthly Delights. The eclipse was spectacular and the people were friendly…read moreBUT the owners failed to deliver on almost every promise made in advertising or during conversations about this upscale farm experience. *Long lines of frustrated guests waited at least an hour in the hot sun for meager portions and sub-par cooking of inexpensive ingredients, instead of the promised gourmet delights. *Guests waited in similarly long lines to get just a cup of coffee. *Guests were verbally promised free, premium local beer and wine with meals, but were instead asked to pay premium restaurant prices for California labels. *Our fully furnished 'luxury yurt' was In reality a tent with one lightweight sleeping bag for two. There are many more anecdotes that we and other dissatisfied guests could share but, suffice it to say that we do not recommend attending any functions at this location. Thank you to all the other guests who, despite the circumstances, help make this a memorable event.