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    2.5 (87 reviews)
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    Closed 6:00 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)
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    Great, a gate that doesn't work ever and I neither scan or can get through. Awesome...not. Just open and then closes on me. Fun!
    Kate O.

    What are we doing here now? Kinda seems like getting outta jail. Rude staff, on the self-check out, and have to stand in the line to get a nice checkout person. Not a good or even an okay experience these days at this place and I've been coming here for years. The pharmacy, which I don't go to, is always like over 20+ folks in line, and they look sad/mad. Chinese is always on point, at the deli, I will say, and those peeps are okay. But, shoot! So downhill this store. And now, enhanced security, fun, it works, then it doesn't, then I can go though, then I can't, awesome! Is this how we get rid of shoplifters? Dunno.

    Found this amazing tool to stir food when cooking in wok. Love.
    Kim G.

    This is your typical Safeway. With so many option on this part of town (Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, New Season, Fred Meyer) I only come here when there is something specific in sale that I need. Even then, I always have to watch carefully as my items are wrung up because so many times, more than other stores, Safeway's registers don't always ring up the sale price. Yesterday had to drive all the way out to this location because I live downtown, and due to the riots and curfews, all the stores mentioned above closed at 6 to give their workers time to get home before 8pm. Was able to get the produce I needed for dinner, and while walking down the aisle with Asian condiments, found the absolute best utensil to use when making stir fry in my wok; a blend of a spatula and strainer. Super cool and only $5.99. Plenty of parking, They have a Starbucks inside, on Fridays they have the usual $5 specials. There are aprox 16 self checkouts, although I noticed they don't close every other one for purposes of social distancing like all other stores now do. What's up with that? Basic A-OK Safeway.

    Jason V.

    Holy crap, this Safeway makes me mad! Look, I'll shop anywhere, and I LOVE specialty grocers (Uwajimaya, I love you, baby!), farmers markets, and Mom-and-Pop shops. But sometimes that thing you need is only available in the big boxes, and I'm begrudgingly forced to patronize one of them (having kids and needing to buy in bulk only exacerbates this problem). Living in the near food drought of Sandy Blvd in NE Portland, where a decent supermarket (and I emphasize SUPER; I'm not talking about smaller, specialized grocers, of which there are myriad) is always 10-15 minutes away, Safeway is one of the two options (the other being WinCo on 102nd Ave). Any every time, without fail, some common item I'm shopping for is out of stock. Every. Single. Time. It would be one thing if it weren't so frequent, so common, and so egregious. And with some items, it happens repeatedly. If you are constantly selling out of something, order more of it. For Frank's sake, get a computer to do it for you. I long for the gentrification of NE Portland, and the manifestation of some quality food stores. Grocery Outlet ain't cutting it. Hell, give me the pretentious competence of a Trader Joe's or a Whole Foods. I'd gladly pay extra for a store that strives for excellence, instead of one treading water, kept afloat by being the only supermarket of significance in a several mile radius.

    Quinn A.

    I'm a bougie shopper, no shame. I go to several different super markets depending on where I think I can get a superior product. No store has everything I want, so I was in the habit of making a lot of stops. Then it happened, the Year of the Flu, 2020. And I really had to stop going out so much. One stop grocery shopping? Can't beat my neighborhood Safeway. The produce department is first class, with a great selection of both organic and standard items. They have everything I need. In one trip my list included garlic, onions (red and yellow), shallot, kale, red chard, fresh basil, ginger root, oranges, green onions, radish, jalapeno peppers, and arugula. They had everything and it was all in great condition. I like ranch beans. Not those ranch beans! These ranch beans, this one particular type of ranch beans. Guess who has them? Uh huh, Safeway. Only Safeway. Sometimes Freddy, but always Safeway. And Jiffy Muffin Mix? Safeway. I don't need muffin mix, but I like it. It's a item from my childhood that I use when I need a hug. You know what I mean. By the way, a can of those ranch beans, layered with some TJ's soyrizo (that is the only soyrizo worth eating), and then topped with Jiffy Corn Muffin mix and baked, makes an awesome casserole. Top it with chopped cilantro, raddish, and some plain greek yogurt. Serves four hearty breakfast diners. And ... everything else. Dairy, cheese, wine, baked goods. I found canned apricots! I love canned apricots. Here you go - take a can of apricots and drain them, place in a bowl with about 1/3 cup ricotta cheese, add about a tablespoon of honey, and blend that up until it's all smooth and gorgeous. Spreadable sweet apricot cheese - on toast or crackers, on pancakes, in a crepe, on pound cake, with sliced strawberries or other berries ... you tell me what you would use it for. You can use that same trick with ricotta to make a herb cheese spread, or a spicy cheese spread. It carries other ingredients like a charm - sweet or savory. And you can get all that stuff at Safeway. Cashiers are really nice, other shoppers are a mixed bag - hey, it's Portland! They have very good Covid protocol right now to keep the spread of germs down. Whoever designed the parking lot, rows, exits and entrances, deserves a beating, but hey! You can't have everything and I don't know about you, but most parking lots seemed designed for maximum frustration. If you are looking for a supermarket that can be your one stop, where they are likely to have everything on your crazy list, then I would strongly suggest this Safeway.

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    This has been my safe way since I was a little girl. It's always clean for the most part.They are very helpful.It's a quick in and out.

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    Self checkout no longer accepts cash. Now you have to wait in line for a checker. Save yourself time and money, just go to Fred Meyer.

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    No locks on the bathroom doors-- and no employee in sight to ask for the code. But in case you need to use it, the code is: 75357

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    The gate system is gross. I won't be going here (anymore even though it means a longer trip for groceries) until it's removed.

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    I'm in and out. This store is very clean and fully staffed. Good environment to get your food in. Always been treated with respect.

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    You are spoiled for choice in almost every department, and the employees are extremely friendly -- to the point that I think they only hire people who are.

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