most workers have decent customer service and are kind and respectful, but today i had an encounter…read morewith an employee Kelly (black hair pale skin middle aged) who was extremely disrespectful right off the bat, said in a disrespectful tone "that's not in my pay range i don't know or care" when i asked if they were out or moving gluten free items, i continued to be respectful and continued shopping as normal, i then saw her again in another isle, this time she was being rude and disrespectful to her coworkers who were trying to be helpful and make her job easier. i am extremely disappointed this is who Walmart chooses to hire. do better.

Visited November 9th..see my receipt…read more After coming into Oroville to visit friends i thought I would stalk up on some food since there is no Walmart near me. I got some really good deals on veggies and meats. But beware of the EXPIRATION date on meats and salads ! They have a nice cake selection and decent deli. I got cat good for an elderly lady that I try to help since times are tough for her. I also got a pretzel on the way out ( from the inside Subway) which was tasty! I haven't been here at this store in a couple years..unfortunately I see homeless people that are stealing and then just walking out the door...sad! What happened to checking the receipt when you walk out? The cashier was friendly. I just like to get in and out of this place! It's a much needed place in Oroville because it has alot to offer..electronics...food...makeup..etc. at a discounted price. I bought stuff for chili at a fraction of the cost then my neighborhood grocery store!

I have really bad arthritis & not alot of strength. Shopping today was difficult. 3 rows of carts…read morewere all stuck together & 2 separate carts would not move at all. I had to retrieve a cart from the parking lot to be able to shop & it is a 100+ degree day. Why?

Foodmax is one of those stores where you really should only go to if you are a meth addict, gang…read moremember, or just a complete loser of society. That is what shops there, every location I've ever been to but the Oroville location is the worst. My fiance and I moved to Oroville and this is where we went probably the first 2 months, and we never left there without people staring at us, looking like they wanted to Rob us, grab me, harass me or harass both the bus. It was always a very sketchy place to go but then we found Smart & Final just down the road. When we started chatting with some of the employees at Smart & Final and told them we're so happy to find it, they asked where we had been shopping and when we said food max they basically cocked, and said that you two actually stepped foot in foodmaxx?? They were completely in shock we would go to such a grotesque store with such disgusting patrons. Definitely will never step foot in a FoodMaxx again, as long as that smart and final is in oroville. God about two bags more of groceries for the same type of stuff we got our food max for about 50 to $75 cheaper than FoodMaxx as well

Really great to have a place to stop after work on the way back up the hill! Delicious pastries and…read morefood counter. Always good to pick up food staples as well.

Visited AGAIN September 11th .see my receipt!…read more The New York steak I bought 2 days ago was delicious from this market! I came back today because the beef jerkey was outstanding! Fresh and not hard to chew ! I went out of my way to get more jerkey for the road which included apple jerkey...garlic pepper jerkey and more teriyaki jerkey! The seasoning is just right, and the flavor and texture is perfect! I am hooked! Great for snacking and well packaged for traveling. Everyone is so friendly there...especially ELY! Great customer service ! Awesome and much needed market in Oroville!

The staff is always so friendly snd helpful! From the cashiers to that guy who's always on produce…read moreto the younger kid who was hella nice who helped me today... this location always has the best, most genuinely nice people working here. It's kind of a long and random story, but I needed a bunch of piñatas. I went to Walmart first, which had the usual, very basic and Disney licensed piñatas that cost 20-24$. This Smart & Final always has the cutest, more authentic, unlicensed piñatas for like, no joke, like $7. So, I usually grocery shop here, but today I was on my piñata mission and it was completed and highly successful due to this smart and final.

I'm a regular, at this store in Oroville. They are always helpful and professional. Picked up some…read morethings for Thanksgiving dinner. I started trying the First Street brands little by little a while back , but now I look for them because I haven't been let down yet. Walked in the door and there was a table with pies. I grabbed a pumpkin and an apple. First street of course, they were both good , but the pumpkin was just incredibly good. The flavor the crust and the texture. Everyone that had some commented on how good it was. I'm going back today to see if there's any left. And the thing is , the price (as usual) was very low compared to other stores. Wish I had a picture, but too busy eating.

I'm from San Francisco and work in sac- I'm not used to not having ranch 99 or sf markets or little…read moreAsian shops everywhere around me lol. I am thankful for this little shop bc when I'm up here in the area, it always has the staple Asian ingredients I need. Is it as stocked as what we have in the city/bay or sac? Of course not. But it's great to have a place that I can count on to have enough staples for me to cook up some food. I'm Japanese, and do wish they offered a few Japanese items, but unless I'm in specific large cities- I'm used to just flowing towards Chinese or viet type recipes. Only Oto's in sac and a few Vegas Hawaii and little Tokyo/LA spots have true Japanese grocery stores. I don't just buy anything here, but for the few items that look not that amazing, I can list a lot of other local chain grocery stores around here that offer up worse quality on a more consistent basis. I give this place 5 stars. I like the service, not in your face, but give me answers when I need to price check etc and I think their prices are reasonable considering they're a much smaller store than say, Ranch 99 or Don Quiotes or SF market- this store in this area- their prices would obviously be slightly higher due to basic economic principles re volume and supply and demand for this area. To make my long review longer- I went there again tonight, leaving the place very grateful to have an Asian store in town and really happy they had fresh, hella delicious, very reasonably priced, chow fun and greens tonight. We cooked them up and the quality was perfection. Also- ample parking.

My description of this place it is anemic. The produce section is withering, the prepared meals…read morelook less than appealing, the stock looks like it's been sitting awhile and the place could be cleaner and more cheerful.

My local Grocery outlet is amazing. Always clean and friendly service. None of the others in my…read morecounty come close to the cleanliness and service.

Your wine pricing is $2+ more than any other location. So let's discuss one. Empathy Sauvignon…read moreBlanc is $5.99 everywhere in a GO store but yours. Yours is $9.99. I can go on and on. You lost my business but you'll say " Who cares anyways" No love lost

i have been a customer for 7 years at this place i believe it was 4 years ago i had my identity…read morestolen a lot of the money spent on my card was at this location. they don't ID to buy anything but i'm 57 the ask to swipe my ID each everytime i go to buy beer for my dad. i would like to think i look under 21 to be ID but I don't look even 30 again i wish but that tells me there using my Idenification for something other than age!! what and why must it be swiped each and everytime as they recognize me know me. again i don't know what all information is on the magnetic strip on the back but they are the only place that asks to swipe my ID is it to see who and where what people buy beer and how much. i had forgot my wallet one day they refused to sell me a 3 pack of beer. really the only law i know about buying beer is you must be 21 the police will take a picture of you're ID but this place will not let a 58 year old man buy a 3 pack after seeing my ID hundreds of times. they say it's law it's not law it's there own policy well i chose to stop buying dads beer there but i stop in for gas at these prices and they won't take a $100 bill. really? i'm done with this company that tries to make up laws and push it onto public when it's just putting my ID out there even more each swipe. if swiping the ID is nessesary then shouldn't it be in there system the next day? i'm sorry i'm pissed at this corporate Bull

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Super nice helpful owners and workers, organized and great buys...pretty easy to navigate in a…read morewalker

Last time I was in this store the owner was practically yelling in some old guy's face about…read morepolitics. He was really over the top about it. Afterwards the cashier kept giving me really dirty looks. I really didn't appreciate it.