A bright, cheery supermarket full of exciting and interesting products along with the staples, now beautifully organized and much more inviting after a stunning remodel that opened up tremendous space in front. I learned this when I had to start shopping here again, after a three-year personal boycott, because I lost my car and could no longer get to Safeway. Why the boycott? Because of a thing that happened to my husband and left an awful taste in my mouth: While shopping at Fuller's in 2022, Christopher poured himself a fountain drink and, on his way to the register, took a sip. It tasted weird. Standing in line, he checked twice more, and it tasted strangely like ammonia. When he asked the cashier's permission not to buy it, the young man said, "Sure!" and relieved him of the poisonous-tasting beverage. That was the normal part. Two weeks later, when Chris was leaving Fuller's with some purchases, a very young security guard (maybe 18) stopped him in the parking lot and showed him three surveillance photos, printed on three separate pages: one for each of the three sips Chris had taken from his unsavory drink. He asked Christopher to come back inside, under threat of calling police. After leading my husband back into the store and upstairs, followed by another employee to keep him from bolting, the guard admonished him for having assumed, two weeks earlier, that his cashier had the authority to let him leave without paying for his drink. The correct procedure, he said, would have been for Chris to buy the drink before taking Sip One; then, if he found it displeasing, he could return it for a refund--presumably from the same cashier who'd abused his authority by allowing Chris to avoid the purchase entirely. Because of my husband's ill-placed faith in the right of that cashier to act efficiently instead of insanely (as in the guard's scenario), releasing him from obligation to buy an inferior product, Chris had to sign a form acknowledging that he was banned for stealing from Fuller's Shop'n Kart--not for one or two years, but ninety-nine. I've waited three years to write this review, partly because I feel sick and exhausted to think about it and partly because it sounds so outrageous that I don't see how anyone will believe it. Instead, I've avoided shopping here until it recently became impossible. Now that I'm forced to return, I spend every shopping trip feeling torn between, on the one hand, loving the store and the many wonderful things it carries, and, on the other, hating myself for supporting a business that will continue exacting revenge over three unpaid sips of a foul beverage for several decades after my husband is dead. read more

Awesome. Such a different shopping experience. Grocery Outlet style with a focus on ethnic foods. My wife and I happened to be in the area. I love hot sauce. I Googled "Hot sauce Centralia". This was the only place that showed up with legitimate pictures of a healthy hot sauce shelf. I think I had to go to 2 or 3 aisles to find all of them. Mexican pastries, Japanese sauces you won't find at Safeway, just an awesome selection. They even had a tent outside with massively out of season items. I saw a house painting kit, with a roller and VHS tape. I almost bought it out of nostalgia. Wonderful store, happy employees. Thank you for being here. read more

Great customer service! Will definitely shop here often! Had a problem with a sale, they rectified the situation. They went above and beyond what was necessary to make me happy. read more

Patrons be aware if you want to go somewhere that follow the recommended guidelines for public health safety. This store does not follow them. Majority of shoppers, I assume, shop here so they can execute their "rights" as Americans. My 8 year old son was the first to notice the women in the bakery had no hair nets on, masks under the nose, and were hacking and clearing their throats while working over food. Same for a worker in the deli. My son was throughly examining the pastry in the cart and said "I don't want to eat anything from here." We left in a hurry and will not be back. Very uncomfortable in there. read more

Pure good donuts. Not fancified like these Uber popular places that aren't really making donuts. Fullers makes donuts the way they should be, simple, deliciousness that is deep fried to perfection, quality chocolate and fillings and a must try is their signature "devil dog" read more

Shop'n Kart - Fullers market should also be named fullers original donut shop. They have something called an"devil dog". Pure donuts, not overly fancy! - Grocery Near Me - Centralia, Washington

The prices are to high. I would only buy one thing or 2. Not the best place to shop for groceries unless you like spending money on over priced items read more

Great neighborhood grocery with lots of unexpected extras (like the yummy donuts baked fresh). Coinstar, ATM, RedBox are on hand as well. Everyone is very friendly and the selection of organic soaps was a surprise. (A great selection.) Some of the frozen food options are a little pricey but I shouldn't be eating microwave burritos anyway. read more

The Centralia Fuller's Shop n Kart used to have flowering cherry trees all around the property. It made this city block beautiful in the spring and fall, and nice and shady in the summer. About a year ago, they cut every tree down to the ground. This city block is now an eyesore. I have not shopped in that store since. Their sales are good, but regular prices are inflated, and you always need to check pull dates, because they don't. read more

I have always loved Shop n Kart. It gives Centralia the small town feeling it needs along with the downtown shops. Shop n Kart has always had a warm friendly feeling with all of their staff. However, these past couple times have been different for me. There is a middle aged woman named Rain or Rein. She has black hair and just has been extremely rude not just to me but other customers too. I was third in line and she was helping a middle aged man and was chatting away with him the whole time. She finished bagging his groceries and he paid and she started the next transaction all while still chatting away with this man. She ignored the woman whose stuff she was ringing in the WHOLE time. Never told her the total or even told her the have a nice day. I could tell the lady was upset (as would I). Well then she started with my stuff and she completely ignored me as well. I told her to have a good day as I was walking off and she gave me a dirty look and said, "yeah" in a snooty tone. I thought maybe she was having a bad day but I have been in there a few times since then and have gotten the same reaction out of her and so have the other customers. It's sad how one persons attitude can completely change what people think of a place. read more