Love this market. I just moved to Portland and am so happy I found this place. Good produce good…read morebulk section and friendly staff

On Monday, March 24, in the evening, my husband and I went to this store to pick me out a cake for…read moremy birthday. I saw two I wanted; one was Lemon/Lavender and the other one was coconut. With the help of the person behind the counter, I settled on the coconut. I'm so glad I did. The next day, on my actual birthday, we pulled the cake out of the fridge and cut into it. It was dense, but not heavy. Sweet but not teeth achingly sweet. Well balanced flavor and an overall delightful cake. Other than bread (olive ciabatta FTW) I haven't gotten anything from the bakery. I will definitely be getting my cakes from this store again.

This place is disgusting flat sodas stale candy tomatoes in the refrigerator empty shelves almost…read morenext to no produce almost everything is past the due date . The store is basically empty and it seems like its on its last leg i don't think it will be here much longer unless a drastic change takes place.

Wandered in thinking this was a fruit and veggie market and was immediately hit with the visual…read moredisarray, I realized it was grocery liquidation store. Since I was already there, I ventured through. Huge bags of shredded carrots, prepackaged bags of chopped salads and other produce nearing expiration date for just a $1. I grabbed two. Containers of cut up watermelon, cantaloupe as well as whole bananas and other produce very cheap. Picked up an onion to use for that night's dinner. Didn't want to buy anything I couldn't use immediately as these veggies are a day or two away from going bad. Shelves and carts filled with canned pantry items, cereals, breakfast bars all nearing expiration - good for families that go through these items weekly. By the checkout there were some Chocolove and Theo chocolate bars. These are high end chocolate bars that usually sell for $3.99 a bar and here they were just a $1 with an expiration of Dec 2021 so I picked up two. That alone was worth the stop! Items move fast which is why the store is in a constant stage of unpacking. Huge outdoor area with produce located close to street - don't forget to check it out. In addition to produce they had 6 packs of bottled water, huge containers of pretzels, bags of dog food and other items.. Very random, no rhyme or reason, seems like items are placed where there is room. Friendly owner and staff, everyone chatting with everyone; clearly there are lots of regulars. They take credit cards. Parking out front. I missed the turn into the lot so parked around the corner by the Goodwill and walked over. This store is exactly what it is. A market that takes in items close to expiration and liquidates on the cheap. It's not New Seasons! So as long as you set your expectations and you have a need for these type of items, it's all good. For me, this was a one and done.

This is our grocery store, people are friendly and helpful, their stock delivers what we want. The…read moreprice matches other markets. Love their meat counter, produce is well stocked and well priced. Their cheese counter has a good range and their small pieces basket is a great start for a cheese plate. The prepared selection ranging from pastries to complete meals is great. And a bit cheaper than whole Food's and you get to avoid the WF's surly checkout staff. In general, well priced, good selection and quality- helpful people. Add covered, under the building parking and elevators that work. We love this place

You should know they don't keep their Instacart menu up-to-date. So they'll say they have a bunch…read moreof something and you'll order it. Then they won't have it and they'll cancel your order so order from someone else because they have so much contempt for the customer that they don't keep their menu up-to-date because they don't mind having people order stuff that they don't have and not getting it.

We can all agree that New Seasons has gorgeous produce, high quality fish and meat, an extensive…read morecheese counter, tasty prepared foods, grab-and-go, flowers, to die for fresh baked Belgium chocolate chip cookies, and well stocked pantry items, snacks and candy. And yes, you pay for the quality. But did you know they also have awesome sales? I mean really incredible 50% off sales on highly desirable items! I'm on the mailing list for their weekly ads and when items I love - but don't buy often because of the price - go on sale for 50% off, I stock up. For example, this week all nutritional and protein bars are 50% off. That is a stellar sale since we all know that protein bars are at a premium everywhere. Their sale includes single bars - a great way to try first to see if you like the taste and texture - and on boxes. I'm a huge fan of RX Bars that have just three ingredients, getting their protein from egg whites and sometimes nuts. Typically $12.40 for a box of 5, the on sale price of $6.19 is a steal and a reason to buy several. Throughout the year they have 50% of Rao sauces, the best jar sauce in the market. Also sales on vitamins and lotions. Oh, and around February, 50% off chocolates including the high end brands. So while I shop there regularly for the high quality fish, meat and vibrant produce, I will make a special trip to stock up on my favorite items when the price is slashed in half.

Love that Hot bar Japchae noodles. I found out New…read moreSeasons was bought out by a Korean Grocery chain, so this makes sense why they brought in some of their new items in the hot plate and make your own bowel section of Asian dishes. Those Noodles and how they make them there are TOP NOTCH! I LOVE THEM! I mean I could marry them they are so good! There are so many pluses here and glad to have this in Concordia. The store has many great deals and good sales on things, but I have to urge you thats its a good idea to not sit in the eatery area that they just remodeled to make more open. The coffee stand there does okay, but is fantastic when this tall guy is there with a beard. But I have not seen him in a while. So the coffee drinks are okay, and vary from day to day. The Brewed coffee is good however. There is one thing I despise about this location, and its the amount of "extra Helpers" that seem to be right there waiting for you as you walk in. The Tamale lady outside is fine. What I find very uncomfortable is all the people that go there to bum money or always seem to want to ask you a question. The worst part? Some of them come into the area that use to be amazing to sit there, and honest to Abe, they smell worse then walking by the dumpsters. It's got better over the last year, but I noticed a real weird vibe today as I walked in and the large man who looks like a greeter seems to be blocking the entrance way into the store. It's starting to feel like Walmart or Fred Meyers where they have gates to go in and out of the store. Friendly? , I don't think so captain. Stark change from before, but it seems like this is needed more and more today as stores have to beef up security. I understand that there is not much New Season can do about this thanks to local politics in the area, but I WISH this was not the case as I use to enjoy going there for breakfast and coffee. Hopefully, things gets better in 2025.

This store is my "neighborhood connivence store". I can't…read moresay much good about this store. They charge $0.50 if you pay with a CC and the total is under $5.00. They don't offer you a bag for you purchases most of the time. When they do bag your stuff, they bag 3 or 4 22oz beers together in one flimsy plastic bag. So I guess what I am saying is that it's just your typical non chain neighborhood connivence store.

Stop the car, we are out of milk. Oh the lotto is at 150 million, I need a ticket. The beer…read morefridge is almost empty of Natural Ice and PBR. This is the place to stop. They have some new owners that have cleaned it up and reduced the inventory, but no more greek selection of odd foods in the back of the store. It is still my go to spot and it is always busy, so it is the go to spot for many others also.

Came in to order a sandwich. The cashier said "no more" and pointed to the ENTIRE menu of…read moresandwiches. How are you advertised as a deli when you don't sell any sandwiches. I asked is there a time slot where they sell vs don't sell sandwiches and he just said "no more" over and over. So, Don't come here if you want a sandwich even though they advertise it outside and still have a sandwich menu up.

Nothing that was on the menu was available when I went. I left with nothing. They have all these…read moresigns on the outside of the building. But none of that stuff was available

I stopped in here on my way back from a new destination since it was convenient. I LOVE New…read moreSeasons market, and have shopped at the Clackamas location for over 14 years and the Fisher's Landing location (Vancouver) for almost four. As a whole the chain has gotten less "neighborly" and more "corporate" over the years, and this is not a good thing. With that said, though, it is still my favorite market, and it still bests its competitors. This location is comparatively small, and therefore, has a smaller selection than the other locations I frequent. The parking lot is also tiny, and the solitary semi trailer dock is on the front of the store, so maneuvering while a delivery is taking place is not a fun experience. The store itself is clean, but the produce department, at least on my visit, looked pretty poor...lots of empty bins, and lots of what was there looked past its prime. Despite the smaller size, I was still able to find most of what I came for. Prices for items you can buy at other grocery stores are unreasonably expensive (literally, double the price in some instances), but I'm happy to be able to purchase lots of vegan items here that I can't find anywhere else. Their store-branded baked goods are still staggeringly great, but individual rolls are now notably smaller than they used to be, and the cost about 33% more, too.

Strange experiences here lately: the employees block aisle access by either talking amongst…read morethemselves (thus, ignoring the customer), over focusing on restocking (thus, ignoring the customer), or moving a restocking cart without looking up to see if someone might be in the store during store hours (thus, ignoring the customer). Hmmmmm. There's a trend here. The store remains beautiful, and well stocked. But... The employee vibe is a bummer and off-putting. Thankfully, the other New Season stores I frequent are customer-focused. I'll just go there.

Living in Grant Park for 20 years, I was fortunate to have New Seasons, Fred Meyer, QFC, Whole…read moreFoods and Trader Joe's all within a mile. I shop at each based on my needs. New Seasons is where I go when I want quality meats, seafood and produce and prepared foods. Their hot food, deli counter, salad bar and premade meals in the refrigerator section means quick, delicious and healthy meals without cooking or cleaning! For chili dinners and BBQs, I buy their cornbread from the bakery. I know its super easy to make, but their cornbread is so much better! They have a good selection of desserts from top local bakeries, including gluten free from Gem, saving me time since I can pick up something crowd pleasing while I get the rest of my groceries. When I need a specific amount of a particular grain, flour or nut for baking or cooking, their bulk section can't be beat. Plus the digital labeling makes checkout a breeze. Also like their natural herbs, soaps, deodorant section and feel prices are competitive. I've never had issues with parking, preferring the lot on top rather than underneath. Checkout lines are quick. Service friendly. New Seasons is a great addition to Grant Park bringing their own unique value and products to an area that already has a plethora of good grocery stores.

I used to actually look forward to going shopping at new seasons. The prices were premium but…read morereasonable and definitely worth it for the quality and The Amazing service. Unfortunately those days are long long gone. The service is no longer the friendliest in town, not even close! As example, today I had the cashier rudely snatched my bag out of my hand even after I indicated that I was going to bag my own groceries. Then in an effort to lighten the mood I asked her how she was doing today. She flatly responded, I guess it's OK. There was no reciprocal inquiry coming from her and once my credit card cleared she said I could go Lastly, The prices are ridiculous even when compared to Whole Foods. As example, a four pack of a local Oregon brewery is costing five dollars a more at new seasons than the Fred Meyer which is a three minute walk away. I never thought I would say it, but I'll only go there in an emergency. I'm more sad than anything else :-(