Once again Saint Helens Safeway has posted signs in self checkout of 15 items…read more Busy with Thanksgiving and they have a line down the aisle from self checkout and aren't enforcing it so why have it? It's not intended for large orders. When asked about the customer service desk says they don't enforce it. Also, they took down the line about no bottle drop vouchers at self checkout. Some cashiers take them and some don't. Consistency is key to good customer service. Fred Meyers out does Safeway by a landslide. Why can't the self check out person handle vouchers, etc. at the unit instead of transferring? Only store I have seen this. I ran a self checkout area for years, isn't rocket science. Do better, unfortunately this Safeway has really gone down hill in the last 5 years.

Did a 10 hr drive for an engagement, photo shoot and the floral manager with brown hair. A bigger…read moregirl did not want to help me put my arrangement together, which was literally just two bouquets. She said that she was off the clock, but yet after she was doing what she was doing at the desk she was laughing and talking at customer service. It is unfortunate. I'm just going to put my own bouquet together and just smash them together. We were just gonna carry them anyways, but whatever thanks for nothing. We drove from another two states away just for this horrible service. Don't know why she's a manager. Would've took less than a minute, but she spent time laughing. Couldn't even tell customer service because she was over there after laughing by the time I cashed out.

What I am wandering is if your St. Helens store gives senior discounts on certain days. I would go…read moreto the St. Helens store if it did as I now go to the Scappoose store as they give a 5% discount for seniors every Tuesday. With the amount I buy it more than pays for the gas I use to go to Scappoose. Would sure like to do local though if you offer a discount.

This is my favorite Grocery Outlet. Their prices are great and workers are friendly. Their…read moreselection is always changing and you can find really good deals on vegetarian items and high quality organic products. I like the produce too.

Latasha has very nice customer service experience and is very well mannered and has helped me out…read moregetting a tv

Bought a car battery here 3 years ago this month. It failed within the 3 year warranty and they…read morewill not replace it although it is clearly a Walmart battery that was definitely purchased at this store. They say they need a receipt. I usually buy my batteries at Costco and all of them have lasted 6-7 years. Walmart used to be really good about this kind of stuff when did they go down hill or is it only the St. Helens store?

Everyone in our little town call this the "corner store" it's on the corner of our Main Street :)…read more The chicken and jojos are great and so affordable. I usually split the portion size as it is large. Not sure what Ridgefield would do without this cute little store.

This is affectionately known as the "corner store" It's an…read moreiconic stop in little Ridgefield , WA. Good selection of stuff, of course it's not a grocery store...it's a quick drink and snack place. Friendly and quick to shop here, so I do...a lot!

This is a cute store! Lots of interesting jams, relish, etc and fresh produce…read more But we came for the sandwiches and gelato! Both of our sandwiches were huge and enough for lunch the next day also! We also had to try the lemon gelato but we ate it so quickly no pictures! Service at the sandwich counter and from counter were so friendly and made great suggestions. Will definitely be back!

My wife discovered this place while planning our trip, and she immediately knew we had to stop in…read more It's a locally owned small grocery and deli--it not on a corner anymore (it used to be), but now located on a roundabout. When you walk in, the check-out counter is to the left featuring local baked goods, gelato, etc. There is some seating to the right with some really cool sliced log tables, and the restroom is in the corner of that particular area. The mid-section has shelves of specialty and convenience items, with stairs leading to a second floor which we did not check out. On either side are coolers, produce, and other grocery staples. The deli sits in the back. We loved the overall look of the place--rustic with a bit of an industrial touch, totally our style. The deli menu board behind the counter lists breakfast items, sandwiches, salads, and pizza. They also serve coffee. We weren't in the mood for a deli sandwich but did see they have been awarded best sandwich for quite a few years which is cool! When we saw the pizza prices, we did a double take. A 12-inch cheese pizza starts at $19.89 and goes up to $25.89 for a supreme. Gluten-free adds $4+, and focaccia crust adds $6+. While we appreciate good sourdough (and they use Kalama Sourdough, which has a great local story), the prices felt a bit steep for a 12-inch pizza. So we decided to eat elsewhere. That said, this was still a really cool stop. The shop has character, local charm, and a great aesthetic. We'd definitely come back for coffee or to browse again next time we're in the area. We are even open to trying the pizza and seeing if it worth the price.

Do NOT go to this convenience store. Back story: I now live in St. Helens (just bought my house…read moreafter living in Beaverton for years). I've stopped at West Street Grocery a few times - the owner is an Asian man (the only person I've ever seen working there). Not friendly, unsmiling, but I thought "whatever, just getting ice...or a bottle of water". Today however, I walked my 1 year old Canaan Dog a mile and a half to West Street Grocery; bought exactly $19.75 worth of stuff. Asked the owner if I could have a small paper coffee cup (to pour bottled water for my dog). He rang it up for 50¢! A bit shocked I said "really?" and he replied "you buy for you, I no charge. you buy for dog, I charge." I'm like seriously? I just spent 19.75 in here! He just shrugged. I added (because by this time I'm RIGHTEOUSLY indignant) "honestly, with another convenience store right across the street (Zatterburgs), I'm surprised you'd actually charge me anything.....I live here, I stop here, why on earth would you charge me for a small paper cup?" His response? "You no like, don't come here." This is a veeeeery small town. And most of us have dogs. DO NOT SHOP HERE. You can get drinks, chips, ice, etc. across the street (literally about 15 yards). Appalling.

New management, great people. Good family…read more 305 n 7th st saint helens, Oregon 97051 (503) 397 0326 Mr Kim is the new Management and I know his family personality and honorable family.

This is one of the location that has a gas station in front of its store…read more 8 pump stations, serves its purpose of be fast and efficient

Lack of checkers! Rude self shopping checkers. High prices. Overall uncaring people. Service has…read moreprogressively gotten worse.

I have been searching for a Farm in the Pacific Northwest that has a quality product. I found that…read moreFarm in Columbia Fruits. I had been paying top dollar for a 6oz container of Blueberries at my local supermarket paying anywhere between $2.99, $3.99 & $4.99 for a one serving container. I posted a message on Yelp Talk and was turned on to Frozen Blueberries at Costco. At Costco I found a 5 pound bag of frozen blueberries from Columbia Fruits for $13.99. I took them home and placed the entire contents into a Rubbermaid Tupperware bowl and froze them for my morning smoothies. I opened the Tupperware container this morning and got a look at these things in the day light. These blueberries were the size of marbles and so blue they were purple. I washed them off a bit and noticed it was draining a lot of the stuff I probably want in my body and not going down the drain. Columbia Fruits produce also grows & sells Raspberries, Blackberries, Strawberries & of course my favorite Blueberries. I figured what the heck why not shoot them off an email and ask about the washing that they do before packaging. I emailed them and got a response back within minutes. I am super careful as to what I put in my body. I checked the pollution & groundwater reports for Woodland, WA which surpassed the EPA standards by at least double in every category. This Farm has earned my business and is saving me tons of cash.

We first purchased your Organic Mango Chunks at our Costco in St. Peter's MO about three months ago…read moreas a trial since we had be purchasing another organic brand from Costco prior. The brand we had been buying was to say the least becoming a very poor quality product. Buying the Columbia Mango chunks was unbelievable. The product is excellent, taste, texture is superior to what Costco had been carrying. Hopefully Columbia Fruits will remain a permanent vendor at Costco especially when it comes to their Mango's.

These guys once upon a time would let you return wine if it was bad…read more.. I'd like a lot of other businesses who claim they can't legally do that! Our local grocery outlet in El Sobrante/Pinole, has organic vegetables cheaper than most of the local stores. The clips are always friendly and warm.

Very nice staff who are always friendly, plus pretty great deals if you're looking. I've been able…read moreto get Poppi sodas here for 25 cents each on more than one occasion, and they're also the cheapest place you can get instant ramen. Even found my favorite brand of chicken tenders here, since they don't sell it at Safeway, Walmart or Target. Thanks, Grocery Outlet!