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    Safeway

    3.0 (60 reviews)
    ModerateGrocery
    Open 6:00 am - 1:00 AM (Next day)

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    Hot deli crispy fried chicken, tastes like KFC.
    Pham A.

    I come here for their in-house deli made hot fried chicken !! Seriously, sometimes I just get a hankering for those secret ingredients. If you like KFC original recipe this Safeway is the closest for half the price. Crispy and juicy with a nice balance of seasoning, maybe even tasty enough to give The Colonel a run for the money. Be sure to get the ones that haven't been sitting there all day. I've tried other delis and they just aren't the same, Fred Meyer was super bland by comparison, which is branded by Home Chef so I'm not sure if it's even made in-house. Never been a fan of Popeye's so nothing to compare there. When I'm not scouring to satisfy my chicken craving I actually do some grocery shopping too. It's pretty much just another Safeway, nothing special, larger so there's good inventory and selection, but nothing unusual about it. Maybe not as run down or dirty as some in rougher neighborhoods. They do have higher pricing compared to Walmart or Fred Meyer, but there are deals to be had if you indulge your club card, sales and digital coupons ruthlessly. Meat and seafood department is decent, prices sure have gone up everywhere! If you're frugal with a keen eye you might find a decent fresh red steak or other tasty meat hiding in the clearance section now and then, thankfully not everything is brown or starting to decay. I do like that the seafood department usually sells clean Opillio or Bairdi Snow Crab legs, it's just a far superior tasting crab versus Dungeness, more flaky meat and much sweeter, and sometimes it goes on sale for as low as $8.99 a pound $12.99-$15 a lbs is average across the board. Sushi section is actually pretty decent too if you want a quick fix without breaking the bank, I believe they can fix it fresh or custom for you too. All the usual produce with organic selection. Full lotto machine and customer service, don't forget there's actually a doorbell button to press if no one is there. Curbside Pickup - There used to be a sweet older grandma type who worked the curbside pickup carts, not sure if she's still there. Instead of living a relaxed retired life she was always working hard pushing and running carts around for customers, maybe she just liked working and keeping busy. It was always a pleasure to chat with her a bit when I'd do curbside pickup. Always thought she was a real gem of a lady... in a picture prefect cookies and milk kind of way. Surely an asset to the business. Delivery - I haven't used it for awhile, but it was free for the first few times. They mostly use their own delivery trucks (versus Instacart or personal drivers) with refrigeration so things stay cool. Never had any complaints when I have used it. Nice to have the option for if you're ill, disabled or elderly or just plain ole tired. Bathrooms have been in decent shape the times I've gone in. Fairly easy parking, but it is often full up closer as well as not enough disabled parking. Mall lot also shared with Saturday Market during the warmer season and lots of other stores. Also blue USPS mail drop boxes and clothing shoe donation drop boxes on the lot. The mall lot is also a crow hangout during the day, it's not uncommon to see a larger murder or gathering of cheeky corvids. Only full grocer within a 3 mile radius aside from Market of Choice, which is priced more like Whole Foods or New Seasons. Newer micro Target in Cedar Mill. All in all a decent store for the area.

    Sigh. Lies.
    Janet M.

    TL/DNR: Skip it. At least the picking up. Did you ever have one of those weeks where grocery shopping was impossible? you were just too busy, worked too many hours, had too many extra events/happenings/issues/challenges? We just had one of those. Actually two weeks in a row. The first week we used up all the easy slightly yummy food, the second we ran out of staples. No bread, no milk, no butter, no cheese, no eggs, no peanut butter. No frozen veggies. Nada. It was bad. My teen lived on their Amazon- delivered- it- in a -giant- box- ramen- stash. I ate tuna until we ran out of pickles. I cannot eat tuna without pickles. Late Saturday night I spotted a $10 off pickup coupon in my email and ordered groceries on Safeway's app to pick up from this store in the window between two of teen's obligations across town from one another. I stupidly ( foreshadowing) thought we would grab them and drop them off and get the kid to the second one. It was tight but doable. Their website was tricky. Lots of coupons and deals for club card holders slowed me down. It took me a whole hour to choose groceries while I was running laundry and watching Walking Dead. I got an email confirmation that my order was set for 3pm Sunday pickup. Ok. We got there at 2:55pm. There are 3 spots for pickup . One had a car in it. We were car # 2. You call the phone # on the sign. I was told they were running 20-25 minutes behind. Car #1 got their groceries at 2:25. It was freaking hot and we were cranky. Car #3 pulled up. A fourth driver didn't get a spot but came and talked to the Safeway guy after he said bye to car #1, and while he was talking to car# 3. Then the Safeway guy came and asked our name. He went in the store and before he gave car #3 their groceries he told me our credit card didn't go through. So no groceries. Ya'll... 1) why did Safeway confirm our order? 2) If my card was denied why did no one tell me sooner so we could check it or use a different card? Dude offered to take a different card and have me come back later when our order was filled. Nope. No thankyou. I took teen to work,( hungry, poor kid) and called customer support. She was really lovely btw. She checked with the store a couple times and they said they don't run the card until right before the pickup time and they will sometimes call the customer to advise them of a denied card, IF they have time. She asked me if I wanted to arrange delivery. Um no, if I was going to be home to receive groceries, I would have done that. I should have just shopped in that half hour we sat in the car waiting. At Trader Joe's though. Or most anywhere else. Meh. I haven't really ever liked Safeway.

    Shoppers...PLEASE check the expiration date on your purchase. Please see the evidence...
    Grace L.

    !!! Expired food!!!! The juice is expired. The customer service is 0 of 5 if I can give the start as 0. They will not give store credit if they don't return the money to a credit card. They said Store policy, well, the food policy is that not allowed to sell expired food at all. For sure, I won't shop there if I don't have to.

    Cake
    Corie G.

    Crappy time to have a Birthday, in quarantine. However,the Baker at Safeway helped my husband have a good laugh with his cake! Thank you! Cake was yummy!

    The sushi chefs here are top notch!! You can't beat the price for this quality! Felix is the best!

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    I found an ant in my Starbucks drink, which is not so appetizing. Your workers don't have the best attitude.

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    The posted Christmas Eve hours were until 7pm and they quit letting people in 20 minutes early.

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    It was always a pleasure to chat with her a bit when I'd do curbside pickup.

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    Providore Fine Foods

    Providore Fine Foods

    4.2
    (164 reviews)
    8.4 mi
    $$

    There's so many photos of this place, you get the idea…read more A great addition to the neighborhood, and a destination if not close. Their wine bar is fantastic, and good-priced, and it was fun to watch the last of the World Cup here today. If you're looking for something special or hard to find, this is the place, much like the old Pastaworks was on Hawthorne. They really shine on their produce, pasta and fresh meats here, and there's always something new, but I love that you can count on the bakery for your focaccia and other fresh breads. Cheese case is like Rue Cler, Paris--so much selection and they will tell you about each one of them. Don't be afraid to just ask a lot of questions. I wish that they did some little items in the bakery, one of my fondest memories from childhood was going to Pastaworks with my dad and getting a breadstick, probably eating it before we even paid (we did), as we strolled around, and where's the peanut sauce for pasta, another favorite of the old days, yup, I'm old. Can't say enough good things about this place, it can add up though as others have mentioned, but, if you keep to a list or just slow the roll on the impulse buy, it's actually reasonable and you know you're getting what you're paying for. I've never regretted a purchase here or thought it unfair. I mean, it says Fine Foods right there in the name...:) Thank you for the amazing ingredients for dinner tonight, cheers!

    Incredible little grocer that has a huge wine selection, cute gift area, tons d European dry goods,…read morefresh produce, fresh bakery and a incredible ready food deli area. You can spend hours in this store looking through the store, prepping dinners or gift shopping! Worth the stop to check it out.

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    Oh my, so good. I put this on almost everything.
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    Trader Joe's

    Trader Joe's

    4.0
    (191 reviews)
    5.8 mi
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    Usually the staff are friendly but it's a hit or miss. Today around 5 pm I was checked out by…read moreSylvia P. and her posse of coworkers. I spent several minutes waiting near the register for her to even acknowledge me while she giggled and gossiped with them. Finally, she asked me how I was doing, I responded 'oh I'm fine,' and she clearly wasn't listening to me (going back to talking to her other co workers on the next register) because she asked me yet AGAIN how I was doing in a more ruder tone. The bagger was also side tracked by the other co workers and didn't help me bag at all. Maybe split them apart next time. Annoying as hell.

    Another Joe to love. And for all the same reasons, I love all the Joes in my life: Behold the glory…read moreof Trader Joe's! Step through these automatic doors, and you enter a land of wonder. A place where cauliflower masquerades as pizza crust, peanut butter cups are basically currency, and somehow, inexplicably, 3-5 dark chocolate hazelnut bars end up in my cart every single time. What I love: --Avocados that are just the right level of ripe, like some sort of mystical fruit sorcery. Seriously, how does Joe pull this off, time after time? --Cheese aisle nirvana--who knew you needed blueberry goat cheese? Trader Joe's knew. --Unexpectedly fancy frozen meals that make you feel like a world traveler in sweatpants. --$5 flowers that trick your house into looking like you have your life together. Red flags I should heed: --I pop in for "just one thing" and leave with an armful of mystery snacks and three kinds of hummus. --I become emotionally attached to a seasonal item, and then--poof!--it vanishes until next year. I'm looking at you, Lemon Pesto! --Parking lot chaos. Every Trader Joe's lot is a gladiator-style tournament where only the boldest survive. Seriously, the parking pissing me off. Get it together, Joe. Still, it's a magical land of snacks, surprises, and affordable gourmet delights. I would get lost in your aisles again and again, Joe. Oh, yeah--service is impeccable, and it's always spotless and well-stocked.

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