Upfront just want to say, if you are looking for bargains, you don't understand what Trader Joe's…read moretruly is. However, if you are looking for unique stuff to fill your belly, this is where you want to be. It has a fun mom and pop market feel too, so shopping for groceries is kinda enjoyable. Especially impresses with the variety of frozen stuff they have. The wine and beer folk are pretty knowledgeable too, so if you don't know what to pair with all the snooty food you just bought, they will guide you to some great beverages.

This is my second visit to this Trader Joe's, and I couldn't be more thrilled! The shelves are…read morestocked with an amazing array of items, and the staff's friendliness truly makes the experience extra special. I can't wait to come back when I'm in the Washington area again!

well, first of all, it's winco lol. it's not like the actual store is super great, and to be…read morehonest, it kind of looks run down-boxes everywhere, workers doing nothing, messes on the floor. however, the customer service is great and everyone is super nice. the food is good i mean it's whatever you buy so i was satisfied! big shoutout to kaylie. the goat fr, super nice, super chill, saved the night.

Winco is not a handicap friendly store, there are very few parking spaces for handicap shoppers,…read moreand handicap shopping carts. It would be nice for the handicap shoppers can actually part near the store not a block away in the back lot. they used to offer shopping baskets for the shopper to grab a few things. it appears that Military ID is not acceptable form of ID, if military id is not acceptable, then a sign should be posted telling the customer that. The individuals in the Customer Service booth is anything but friendly. They are downright rid. On the floor there are few employees on the floor, find one and ask a question, "that's not my area!" Customer Service is lip service

They confirmed my order, then called me two hours before my daughter's baby shower to say they…read moredidn't have it. I placed an online catering order over $200 well in advance for my daughter's baby shower on April 1st. After submitting it, I heard nothing -- no confirmation call, no follow-up. So TWO DAYS before the event, I drove there in person because I was worried. That's when I found out they never even checked their email. It took over 30 minutes for the manager Syd and her team to locate my order. At that point, they told me several items were no longer carried or made. I picked replacement items for the salads and meats right there, face to face. They assured me everything was good to go. I left feeling relieved. The morning of the baby shower -- two hours before pickup -- a man named Matthew left me a voicemail saying they only had the sandwich platter, fruit platter, and veggie platter. That's it. No apology. No suggestions. No solutions. Just a voicemail dropping a bomb on the day of my family's event. And when I picked up the sandwich platter? The bag of lettuce they handed me was brown and slimy -- visibly rotting through the packaging. They handed it to me anyway and said nothing. This is my LOCAL store. My family shops here regularly. I trusted these people with an important family milestone and they couldn't have cared less. No accountability. No urgency. No effort. Do not order catering from the Fred Meyer deli on Sprague Avenue. They will take your order, confirm it, and fail you completely when it matters most.

I like this store a lot, but I can't shop here very often because I'm handicapped and can't walk…read morevery far; their motorized carts here are old and almost never are working. If they are working when you come in they run out of juice and leave you stranded in the store, then you're at the mercy of someone helping to push you out. Get some new carts, I'm sure you can afford it.

On a recent epic PNW road trip, we stumbled into Wheeler's just after crossing the border from…read moreIdaho back into Washington. I had been keeping my eyes peeled for a produce stand and was excited to find this place! This little store is pretty old-school. It's run by a sweet older gentleman and features many varieties of fruit, veggies, and a limited selection of groceries. Many of his items seem to be "seconds" (perhaps bruised fruit, or a veggie a little past its prime) but the prices make a stop here worth it if you're willing to dig around for the good stuff (or just cut off the "bad" parts when you get home). I bought a HEAP of fruit and veggies here and only spent $15. Wheeler's is cash only, so keep that in mind if you stop. And be sure to ask him about the cool antique phone on the counter - it still works!

These guys are the best. Alway great to visit, good service and a great place to get produce. We…read morealways enjoying keeping up with their Facebook to see what items are in stock. The Wheeler family is great and we love supporting their small business.

Updated 10.31.25: Yoke's wins again! I came in today looking for a specific plant-based "roast" to…read moreadd to our upcoming Friendsgiving feast for myself and another non-meat eating friend. Yoke's had the Field Celebration Roast w/ Sage & Garlic that I was looking for! I got 2 @ $9.99 ea, which isn't bad at all. While there, I couldn't pass up on the bakery and got 2 cheesecake on a stick and a box of in-house made peanut brittle. Store was nicely lit, shelves stocked and appeared well-kept, and the clerk was friendly.

I am a woman who is going through a divorce and was having a terrible day and was just trying to…read moreget by a older cashier idk her name gave me so much attitude that I almost cussed her out. Apparently this isn't the only time she has done this. I don't know what her problem is but her customer service is lacking. I work with the public as a massage therapist and she needs to learn how to work with everyone else. Not take her bad day out on her customers. Do better!

Store is clean and people are nice but what happened to helping customers out with their groceries?…read moreWhen did that change? I know you pay more than Winco. But, I thought most of that was for the services provided.

We ordered a cake for our daughter's graduation from EWU nursing school about 2 weeks ago. Went to…read morepick it up and somehow the order had gotten misplaced, panic set in. The bakery manager and baker made a new one in record time and saved the day. They did a excellent job and we are very appreciative thank you very much.

Great store. Located approximately 15 minutes from my daughter's home. Fresh produce. Store is well…read morekept and bright. I am able to pretty much find all my needs.

Does not honor their sale prices, have gone repeatedly when a product is on sale and they never…read morehave any inventory. They refuse to provide a rain check so you can at least get the deal later. Will never return to this Safeway because of the bad customer service. I do want to congratulate them on succeeding at being so profitable they can afford to lose customers. The photos I've included were from three different visits during a sale a few months back, the most recent event was a two for $3 sale, though I didn't think to take pictures. Very frustrating, and with the price of gas, making multiple trips to leave empty handed is just not worth it.. Do better, seriously.

I'm a transgender from Wyoming and I felt extremely welcome in this grocery store. It was a great…read moreexperience.

This is one of the closest markets in the downtown area in Spokane. There's not much choices in the…read morearea in terms of market. The selection is pretty slim in terms of products. They have a fruit and vegetable area, mainly dry goods and some frozen items in the back. They also have a food place where you can order and dine in or takeout to go. There is parking lot but is limited. Prices are pretty high think of Whole Foods prices. The location is convenient since there's not much competition nearby. If you have the option, I would drive further. The selection is pretty small here. I only came here cause my hotel was nearby.