We stopped here because this is a local, non profit co-op and we wanted to support them…read more The store is small and smells exactly as you would expect it to. Some cleaning would go a long way. We purchased some cheeses, crackers, yogurts, falafel wraps, and miscellaneous snacks. I was hoping to get some baked goods as well but everything looked dry and stale. The prices were higher then we would pay elsewhere but that is to be expected. What wasn't expected was the flavor and quality of the items we purchased. We were very disappointed. It is important to support local but the payoff for the higher prices is typically higher quality and better service and unfortunately that was not our experience here.

Excellent organic and often local produce. I love their bulk section. I shop at both the store,…read moreeastside and Westside. Great places to save on bulk teas and spices.

I had to come back here because the prices are cheaper than most stores in the area and everything…read moreis so expensive now. I can only afford certain items, if I come here. Yogurt is 6$ at other stores and only $3 at Winco For the same brand. A warning for women who go shopping alone. I was almost attacked by a man in the parking lot and had to call the police. He blocked me into my parking spot and got out of his vehicle screaming at me. Just warning people get crazy here, maybe Lacey in General. So I usually take my husband now, and do not go alone. The service is better now, and I have not seen the cashier who was rude before. The customer service people are so nice, quick and helpful. And the cashiers are generally friendly and pretty fast. Glad I gave this place another chance.

Look. You need to grade Winco on what I call "the Winco curve."…read more The store is clean and fairly well organized. They have several items you can't find anywhere else in the area. The prices are great, much lower than Freddy's or Safeway. They have a great bulk section, the only bulk section I've found in the area. Spices, candy, pasta, flours, and more can be found in their bulk section. They don't take credit cards and you have to bag your own groceries, so keep that in mind. This is considered the "poor" grocery store. But I'm not poor, and I like to shop here. Yes, you might end up behind someone in line with two carts full of groceries, and paying with a combination of cash, check, and EBT, but the savings are awesome and the checkout process is relatively quick regardless. I love Winco and if you don't you might be a snob. Bonus fact: "Winco" is an acronym for "Washington, Idaho, Northern California, Oregon." Bonus-bonus fact: last time I checked, their sister store is Metropolitan Market, a North Sound area "fancy" store.

I have been going to Jay's farm stand for many years and have always felt welcomed, and treated…read morewith very friendly employees. I was so disappointed today when I went in. The employee I was in contact with made me feel rushed and was not friendly in any way at all. I only had one question and she was pretty rude when she answered. She was also the cashier when I went to check out and was so rushed, and rude then as well. I'm so disappointed. I understand that people go through things in life, and hoping that she is OK.... However, when you work retail and customer service, you're one and only job is to help the customers and be friendly. I am hoping and praying this is the one and only time I experience this.

Good variety of seasonal fruit and vegies. Huge baking potatoes! They also sell spices and…read moreregional honey. The one rub is that most of the fruit is ripe right now which is good and bad. If you buy for the week or a couple weeks, it may be over ripe by the time you get to it

Hankering for some good Southern Biscuits and Gravy flavored Lay's potato chips? Craving Lorna…read moreDoone? What about Classic ranch flavored Cheetos? This sketchy little grocery has got one of the best late-night snack selections of any tiny store I've ever seen. Burritos, cereal, chips, ice cream, candy: you name it, they've got it. Beer and wine for sure, too. Just don't let grocery lady catch you taking pictures of her inventory. She no like that.

No EBT for about a yr now nice people fired part time help.read more

On any other occasion I would give Bayview a solid 4 stars, but Lake Fair weekend has lowered my…read morevote Admittedly, I only stop by for an occasional lunch when I'm downtown. The deli staff are amazing every single time! The food is delicious every single time! A tad more expensive than the local Safeway--but I'll spring for it occasionally. Lake Fair weekend though--where do I start... they hire additional persons to monitor the parking lot. I get that, they want parking for their customers, not fair goers. Well, the older guy in the yellow vest.. eek! He's a chatty man. I parked in a shaded area while my oldest son ran into the store to get us some snacks and drinks while we waited for my other son to meet us (he had a temp job with Funtastic). He approached my car while I was waiting... made sure that I was not leaving my car to head over to the carnival--was sure to let me know the manager was on a war path and threatening to tow everyone... stayed to let me know his political stance on why downtown has so many 'bums'. Proceeded to let me know that the only way to change that it to change who we elect and pointed at the Capitol. About 15 minutes pass and my son had returned with our snacks and drinks, the man walks up again to check when we would be leaving... On the bright side--the ladies at the deli counter made me some fantastic fried mushrooms to snack on while I listened to this guy's second round of political garbage.

First time in. Walked the perimeter of the store looking for some breakfast. I saw a deli that uses…read moreBoars Head product to make sandwiches. I ordered their hot roast beef sandwich. The service was okay. A few errors such as not meeting me at the section of the counter to hand off the food. For some reason, the lady laid it on the other side. The bread was really greasy from cheap grill oil. This made it a bit hard to eat, but i'm not throwing away a whole roast beef sandwich. An apple is served with the sandwich, but the sticker was still on it and survived them washing it, apparently. All in all, the customer service needs a bit more cheer, and the food needs a bit of help. Simply using a slightly better bread and a bit of butter for grilling will go a long way compared to the saturated diner grill oil. They have kombuchas here as im writing this, so im going to grab one to rinse the cooking oil from my mouth. 3 out of 5 at best. Update. Now 2 out of 5. Bathroom was locked and circled the whole store. Had to get a pass code from someone as they left it locked. Big nope all around. Not returning.

Came here to look for something the other Olympia Food Co-op on Pacific Ave didn't have and this…read morelocation has a more spread out footprint than the that one. However, I feel that the Pacific Avenue location's crowdedness makes it a little more fun to discover all the little culinary surprises the store has hidden away. What this location has in favor of it was one little wedge of cheese that we've been looking for forever since we moved to Washington State- a wedge of Brillat Savarin. For me, there is no other brie. One time I was at the Cheese Board Collective in Berkeley to find a blue cheese from Asturias when I saw the Brillat Savarin and insisted my mom get it for a party. She asked why the big deal and I said that it's the closest thing a cheese can get to butter. The cheesemonger standing in front of us looked up from his cheese sorting, looked us with crazy eyes and whispered, "No. It IS butter." He then stopped what he was doing to spread out a runny dab for her on a cracker and my mom saw the light. We were so excited about finally finding this cheese when other people heard my sister singing its' praises and they wanted it. There was only one wedge left, so my sister gracefully let another man have it. I mean, how else do you spread the gospel and make converts until other people have had their own spiritual experience. So we'll be back again with the hope that they restock.

wonderful....very very very helpful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!super food variety, etc…read more!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! nothing else comes close!!!

Ralph's is such a pillar of the upper east side! I'm really shocked they have such low reviews…read morebecause this place is always clean, the staff are very friendly, and their selection is awesome. They have a floral department, a Starbucks, a subway, a sushi place, a pharmacy...etc. It is a little pricier than say winco, but you're buying local and their quality is very good!

My husband stopped in to buy cilantro because Thriftway is much closer to our house than other…read moregrocery stores. He paid twice as much for the cilantro than Fred Meyer and the cilantro was subpar. We expect comparable quality when paying 200% more than usual.

Happy to see there is one still around. The lady in the dining room area was awesome. I didnt…read morelike her food suggestion but I got something else and loved it. The sushi is far better than other grocery stores. I want a sandwich next time though lol. Was good to see one BIPOC person working there. She said there were only 2 in the whole store. They can definitely improve there. Otherwise a positive experience and ill go out of my way to shop here when in the area.

Haggen is weird. I went in almost everyday and every employee was always bitching to a coworker…read moreabout how much they hated it there. Seriously, almost everyday I heard somebody just bashing their own job. Only one guy seems happy there. You'll notice him instantly because everybody else looks like they're in hell. I was even hired once long ago to be a customer service manager and they made me fried chicken boy. Always lacking what you need, prices through the roof, a weird layout where pretzels will be on one side of the store and chips will be on the other (same for many other similar products). I asked somebody once if they worked there because I needed help and the response was "what do you think?". She's now a manager. It's a store full of miserable old housewives who need something to do so they are now cashiers, and young to middle aged men who are scared of the world and think this job security. It's just another grocery store pretending to be down to earth but is full of assholes.

Just had the worst service ever yesterday. The guy running the self checkout needs to find other…read moreemployment. He didnt fix the issue with the item ringing wrong then he canceled the entire transaction so I had to ring everything again and then somehow my rewards number wasnt added then he had the nerve to blame me. Nope. Listen to what im telling you and do your job. I want points added to my rewards account and I need a refund for the crap sushi that I bought where there was no protein and the rice was old and disgusting. Such a sad turn of events. I need that refund asap!

Close to home and have most of everything I need. I am not able to completely like any kind of…read morestore completely because of the way I feel after shopping and putting groceries in car. Think more security is needed!