Winco's in Boise we're wayyy bigger than ours in Vacaville, Ca. I couldn't believe how big it was. They actually had samples of beer and canned cocktails!! Yup I ended up buying a Triple IPA sixer, some other cocktail, and some other craft IPA If you are from out of state you have to check out Winco in Idaho!!! read more

Had a food product that was not right in the container. Try to connect with corp management.. called and got the phone tree run around... even told the department didn't exist that I needed because not enough employees or in training, no one to man the phone lines.. Do better @winco... read more

1 STAR -- Neglect, Hazardous Food, and Gross Abuse of Power!! WARNING: HAZARDOUS FOOD + GROSS ABUSE OF POWER I spent 2 HOURS at WinCo Milwaukee, Boise for a Free Turkey promo and walked into a nightmare. Food Safety ALERT: Frozen turkeys had GIANT TEARS & HOLES Customers were touching raw meat with bare hands No gloves. No supervision. Hazardous. Complaint filed with CDHD Hostile Management: Assistant Manager yelled at me publicly Accused me of "cheating the system" while I spent $400+ Intimidating body language, chaos in front of other shoppers Staff left me standing with ZERO updates Impact: Lane blocked, other customers inconvenienced Ice cream & frozen food likely spoiled Atmosphere was tense, chaotic, unprofessional Reflection: I'm lucky I walked out safely This is gross negligence, unsafe handling, and abuse of power Corporate must fix this immediately. Do NOT assume your food is safe. Do NOT assume respect is guaranteed. #WinCoFail #FoodSafetyHazard #GrossNeglect #UnsafeFood #AbuseOfPower #BoiseWarning #CustomerServiceFail #HealthHazard #ShareThis #BeCareful read more

WinCo Foods - Picture so this doesn't get lost. - Grocery Near Me - Boise, Idaho

The bad is the produce and meat spoil extremely fast. If your buying food that is packaged and sealed they are ok. Anything fresh don't buy it. read more

I am from Florida where we have Walmart, Aldi's and Publix supermarkets. My sister-in-law took me here to pick up a few things, and I was flabbergasted by how low the prices are! I would move here just for this grocery store alone!!! Employees are also friendly and helpful. read more

Cashier Lisa at store #167 is the primary reason for me even going there. I am a Senior citizen and disabled. Not always does my day go well. Lisa has made the difference from just being nice. To a warm hug. I always go to her check out because of this. I get tired of unfriendly stores really quick. She is quick. Polite. Compassionate. Understanding and she listens to people and has empathy. The store manager Johnathaneis always polite to me when I notice something off. Thank you Lisa for always making my day. read more

Winco's Free turkey is far from free. In past years my turkey cost $0. before tax i spent $140 and was charged $13 for their Free turkey. False advertising to lure customers and charge for the turkey. It was a $24 bird but was suppose to be Free. read more

I used to love this WinCo. It was my favorite. Now, they have limited self checkout to 10 items and have Self Check Out Nazis who will not let you go if you have more...... this morning, there was literally NOBODY in self checkout and I was directed to an employee check line. I will definitely be going to the other one on Chinden from now on..... sad to see this one become less pleasant. read more

I have been shopping at WinCo for over 40 years. Change is inevitable, but it's not for the better here (read the 3 pages of complaints on the BBB website). I don't think they've ever accepted credit cards to purchase groceries; no problem. About a year ago they stopped making change; inconvenient (apparently clerks can't count if the register doesn't tell them the appropriate amount). Now they've implemented a new debit system and no longer accept checks; that's a problem. Customer Service has never been a priority at WinCo, but this takes it to a whole new level. Luckily, there are many other grocery store options in Boise. read more

If I could give fewer stars, I would. I'm absolutely horrified! There was a small animal bone in my peanut butter. It was in my mouth!!!! I will never buy winco brand ANYTHING again! read more

WinCo Foods - Tiny animal bone of some sort, on the palm of my hand. - Grocery Near Me - Boise, Idaho

My favorite grocery store. Employee owned. Prices are better than any other in the Boise area. Fresh produce section is excellent and the quality is there. Variety and quality products throughout the store. And with recent health issues I've received assistance with bagging and loading my groceries into my car. read more

Absolutely horrible service. One lane open, person with two carts ahead of me but no move to open a second line. I've been in line for 1/2 hour and easily another 1/2 hour to go. Why claim to be open 24/7 if you can't server customers? read more

While I would give Winco 5 stars for most everything. I give them 3 stars for handicap parking. The handicap parking at the store on Fairview is rows o er on each side from the entrance. For those of us who cannot walk far, we need them to be in the front rows by the entrance. . It's silly to have handicap so far away from the entrance. Then we walk through the store and have to walk so far to get back to the car. read more

I'm a big fan of Winco. If you want good variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, Winco is for you. Keep your expectations real, Winco is not a Trader Joe's or a Whole Foods, and for that, I am very grateful. Winco on Fairview is a left directed store, meaning that when you enter, you'll be forced to turn left down their deal aisle before reaching the produce section. Please take a moment to check their alternative food section, as you find some tofu and Follow Your Heart products. On the whole, this section needs to have more items as the trend is going more plant based. I would encourage Winco to look into Violife dairy-free and soy-free cheeses and Beyond Burger patties as well as Good Earth. The bulk bin is a great place to get Basmati rice or nuts, or even spices. Don't overlook that whole section. The deli and meat sections are typical and the frozen foods and meals are nothing special but the quality is good and preferred over some of the other stores and chains. Look for local Idaho products that are advertised, Falls Brand and others. We don't shop pet food, snacks, or sodas, so I can't comment on this items, but we frequent Winco every two weeks and spend about $180 on a full basket of healthy and fresh groceries. read more

I have been going to this store for almost a decade and will continue to do so. Enjoy saving money buying from the bulk bins. They don't have a great berry selection sometimes. Not a big selection on house hold items so go to Walmart or Target for your house do-dads. This store is for buying good quality food at a good price and I like it that way. Deli has the best meats and cheese. read more

I would like to thank WinCo and the employees for taking the time out of the day to handle the situation. They found my debit card. The employees were amazing; they kept me calm and patient. It was all my fault. Thank you, WinCo, you're the best. read more

WinCo is the best grocery store. They have amazing prices and selection. The consistency is so nice, and the store is always clean.

I don't like winco because I eat basically all organic so it's just not for me but all these people and their mean reviews. Jeez. Oh my gosh get over the masks I'd be stoked about it a year ago if someone didn't make me wear a tiny paper thin mask. There's grocery delivery if your to scared to go outside lol read more

I visited this Winco on 2/13/21. Never again. They do not monitor or enforce the mask mandate. In failing to do so, they are demonstrating a blatant disregard for the health and safety of both their customers and employees. read more

My wife and I went and bought a bottle of wine, my wife didn't have her wallet on her and I showed my ID. The lady very rudely took the wine bottle from my hand and told us that she can't let us buy it and walked away without letting us even respond to her. I understand that she was following policy, but I wish they train their employees to be little kind when talking with customers. read more

Maybe this is a case of too much hype but...I wasn't impressed. This place is worshiped by some folks. Maybe not to the level of Trader Joe's, In-N-Out burger, or Apple products...but close. I thought it was OK. Food was cheap, but not THAT much cheaper than other budget places. The layout, however, was a....how you say..."Charlie Foxtrot". Cramped, disorganized, over-crowed. WELCOME TO THE THUNDERDOME! Beer selection was surprisingly above average. Get to the checkout and...argh, no credit cards! My credit card gives me 5% off groceries...but they don't accept it. I can use it at a place with a better layout and less CHAOS and probably pay similar prices. Glad I tried it, but I think I'm done with Winco for a while. read more

We have shopped a huge amount at WinCo and I have always loved their Deli but no more When they refuse to wear masks even in the Deli where they are breathing on exposed food than I am done I called the main headquarters and asked them why this was when every other store is wearing them The woman was as rude as you can get and informed me in no uncertain terms that they didn't have to wear them there was NO law stating that they have to wear them and that they would not be wearing them I told her after she shut up long enough for me to get a word in edge wise that there was no law stating we shopped there and we would be doing little to none from now on I think its pretty low that they don't care about their customers any more than that When all the other stores are doing the best they can read more

I'm really disappointed that Winco doesn't require their employees to wear masks. I used to shop here but will no longer. My health and that of my family is more important. Too bad Winco doesn't feel that way about their customers. read more

I live in Chandler, AZ. This WINCO was a dream come true, relied on them for years, until they went woke in sort of a undeclared way. They started hiring people from Portland, that's always a bad sign, and then they started doing shady things, like saying on their case signs that they were selling Sanderson Farms chicken, but Tyson was what was actually in the case. Tyson is a horrible woke company that's run by China, so they don't care if they're selling poison food to Americans (Tyson ships their "US grown" chicken to China to be processed and shipped back to the US). Their newer Portland (clearly activist) recruits happily double charged for expensive items and now they put up deceptive prices on their egg cases. In bold print it will say something like $2.97 above the 18 egg case when in fine print that you'd need a step ladder to see, they show if you buy 2 the price goes up to $8.99! Now you have to watch everything very closely to make sure you're not getting scammed. Shady, creepy and just terrible from a company that used to be trustworthy, so what else are they short cutting that they're not telling you about?! Check your receipts closely folks to make sure they don't over charge you and please tell all the of the much older folks that you see there that they do this as you're walking through the isles, as a lot of them don't read yelp reviews. read more

Winco Foods is a great place to shop, especially when you have a large family. There are 8 of us so the food a Winco, which is good quality, really stretches for us. They have bulk bins to help with cheaper costs, too, including things like noodles, gravy and other mixes, granola and even dog treats! They have a Deli which is good albeit I don't shop in too often. The blocks of cheese is super cheap! You get 2 pounds for about 4 dollars. This location seems to be cheaper than the others that I've been too as I think this is the busiest location. I prefer the downtown one just because I love downtown, but this one suits me just fine. You may have to park and walk a ways, but if you're okay with that, then you're all good. You do have to bag your own groceries, which I prefer. They don't accept credit cards. They save the money from both of these things and pass the savings onto the customers like you and me!!!! read more

There are some grocery stores that strive to offer their customer a stress free and convenient shopping experience (have a cup of coffee...oh, and we'll care for your children in this darling little play room while you shop...etc.). This, my friends, is NOT that type of store. Are their prices competitive? Oh...they're INCREDIBLE. In addition the stores are employee owned and by all accounts are an overall solid company to work for. Wonderful... However, as a consumer...every dang time I shop here, I walk out feeling vaguely homicidal. I don't know what it is precisely that makes me crazy about this particular WinCo (I say this, because I've been told the WinCo in Eagle is delightful). I think it's the level of organization, the overcrowded aisles, and the lack of quality, amongst other things that converge to make this my own personal Bermuda triangle. My chief complaint would be that the quality of both their produce and meat department (absolutely p*ss-poor!). Their fruits and veggies do not appear fresh and are generally bruised. Their meat (particularly their chicken) is horrific. Also, the quality of their generic brand is terrible (I get that it's generic and what can you expect...but there are stores that keep a relatively high standard in their generic--this is not one of them). Why even 2 stars? Because, in these economic times...their price is right. So...if you go there for basic packaged items (toothpaste, canned foods, chips, soda, boxed pasta etc...) you can't go wrong--they have all the main brands at incredible prices. Just steer clear of the produce and meat. Oh, and be prepared to bag your own groceries (this doesn't seem like a big deal at all, until you're standing there bagging with your desperately-in-need-of-a-nap toddler trying to make for the exit as your trying to figure out if you should put Windex in the same bag with the ice-cream...Seriously). read more

Great store but none of the employees OR customers are even RECOMMENDED to wear face masks in the middle of a pandemic that is only getting worse. It made me and my boyfriend feel very unsafe and when I asked one of the employees if they were required to wear masks, she proceeded to give us an attitude when checking us out later. Very disappointed and will not be returning. read more

JUST READ THE OTHER REVIEWS. I'll save my breath, they couldn't manage to keep an entrance open. Demanded we checked out at one station? People had full carts, children, this was mayhem. read more

No lie, this place is pretty disgusting. I'm sure you can get a variety of STI's from the bulk food section, and if you let your baby gum on the shopping cart, you might as well directly inject them with the rhinovirus. Still, they have fantastic prices on everything. They're open 24 hours, and rarely close on holidays. They have a large selection of produce, Mexican foods, and breads. The bulk selection is great, as long as you can pretend kids haven't been shoving their grubby hands directly into those M&Ms. Make sure you have cash, a debit card, or check, because they don't accept credit cards--to keep the price down, and I can't say I blame them. read more

Rated at one star, because that's as low as I can go. My following comments don't concern store operations, I haven't shopped there. But a business has many different parts, like trucking/delivery. On Thursday August 27 about 3:00 pm my wife and I were traveling AT THE LIMIT down White Bird. A maniac WinCo driver in a big rig followed close behind before PASSING US INTO ONCOMING TRAFFIC. I've been driving for decades, and this maneuver is at or near the top of dangerous, irresponsible stunts on the roadway. I believe the numbers on his plate were 48924, preceded by the letters m v (?). The truck number was 531117. Highway patrol says they can't help, not having seen the violation. I might call WinCo, but I doubt they give a damn what their truckers do as long as they make schedule. The store deals might rock, but this trucker sucked! read more

I think Walmart is in trouble - selection and prices at WinCo are outstanding. I like the concept of different color labels indicating how much you will save. Only Costco is better for bulk items and variety of goods to keep you interested and spending hundreds of dollars. Also, Whole Foods is great where quality is more important than price. WinCo is great if you want variety of basics and value. Only two minor negatives - 1) cash/debit cards for payment only and 2) you bag your own groceries. This store is only out West. So enjoy it. read more

oh, thank you so much for existing Winco! moving from another state is not the easiest thing, and coming from a grocery store i have been going to my entire life that they don't have here makes it even harder. I am so glad that I found winco and they have made the transition so great! they have EVERYTHING, and the prices are more than fair. It's just my husband and I, and I cook a lot. I get all 5 breakfast, lunches, and dinners for us for a week and its so rarely over $100. We eat well too! I'm kind of a gourmet cook, so I tend to buy good ingredients. We shy away from processed foods as much as we can. The winco brand stuff is top quality too- my favorites include their water, the boxed rice pilaf (at .48 i recommend it!), all of their dry ingredients in the bins (you save SO MUCH doing this), their yogurt and butter, and all of their deli options like cheeses and meats....the list goes on, but you get the idea. lastly, the employees there are all really nice and a few of them remember me from my weekly visits- that's good service. I recommend this place over albertsons any day of the week- you will notice the difference! read more

I love Winco, they mostly have everything & you'll be amazed with their low prices! I don't shop here much though because they're far to shop for groceries with. I love that their form of payment is debit /cash though I would love for them to go to credit card route as an option. read more

WinCo Foods - Grocery Near Me - Boise, Idaho

Less expensive than walmart they have a huge selection of things to choose from in terms of food although they do not carry many household items like walmart does but i like the fact that the company is employee owned and operate and from what I've heard the employees get paid extremely well. Which makes it easier to support a company like this as opposed to walmart. read more

WinCo Foods - Grocery Near Me - Boise, Idaho

Boise's best supermarket chain. Homegrown and better than the other chain headquartered in Boise. Good selection of produce, meat and bulk foods. Friendly staff. read more

Upon returning a second time to this WinCo location, I can honestly say this is a Grocery Outlet/Costco/Albertsons on steroids. Seriously, processed foods I didn't know existed were available in bulk sizes upon entering. They were screaming at you, like that guy that stands on the street corner with a sign that reads GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE - LAST 5 DAYS!!! And cheap prices still - beef steak and pork ribs were both priced lower per pound than the cheapest Asian food store in Seattle. Tamarind alongside fresh limes and lemons. Large produce selection, though the fish looked pretty tired (ie. Defrosted from frozen). Oh and the clientele! Can't decide whether the lady in the straw hat adorned all over with plastic flowers, or the lady with the fake baby doll in the shopping cart - the one she's pushing along - was my favorite. Or, maybe the tatt guy that reeked of cigarettes with his shirt unbuttoned telling his 5 kids in the shopping cart to SIT THE F*CK DOWN...OR ELSE. WinCo needs a dining section, so we can buy the food, eat a couple of powder-covered donut holes with raspberry filling or a bag of chips the size of my pillow, and start throwing our bras and jock straps around. THIS, is better (and cheaper) than cable. read more

During the last month or more of shortages and craziness at grocery stores in the treasure valley, Winco , especially the Fairview store has performed brilliantly. As compared to Walmart there is no comparison.The shelves were impressively well stocked and organized. I understand it has'nt been easy to stay on top of this onslaught,yet they didn't raise prices to gouge us.I will continue to happily shop here in a clean and friendly environment. read more

Got up to take my friend to work and decided to adult instead of bumming around the house with nothing to show for it. I came here for mild grocery shopping. It was early, maybe to early. 8 in the morning is usually my wake up time but since I was up and at em already I figured, what the hell. There really isn't much to say about the place at 8 am, except there were a lot of middle aged ladies there who would rather ignore you and use another isle over looking at you and sharing isles. (Perfect, because I'm the same way, but 29, not mid 40's+) Got my stuff, checked out with a polite checker and left. Couldn't get any easier than that. Beautiful. read more

This is a review on a service that I received today in the Winco deli probably the best customer service I have ever received at Winco. Today wanted to make Gyrosfor dinner at home but they had no Gyros meat out also could not find the taziki sauce I have somebody in the deli and even know they were extremely busy show me where it was and when the empty she went to the freezer to see if they had any..... Dinnee saved read more

Our first time in Boise Idaho. Came here to buy hard liquor. Disappointed. . Guess Idaho has a state law that doesn't allow groceries market to sell liquor. Picked up some pre-marinated ribs and chicken. Ribs was tasty. Chicken was a little salty. Someone got season happy. read more