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“Such a great local store! Everything is so clean and well-organized. Lots of variety and you can pretty much find everything at this store. Reasonable prices, too!”
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“You still need to watch for price gouging, but I really enjoy their ready prepared meals that they've started offering as you walk into the store. As a single male, these come in very handy, as I prefer fresh meals to reheated left overs.”
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“It's amazing that they have added delivery during covid. Lots of wine, craft beer, spirit collections and a lot more. Stop by and check it out . Friendly staff and super clear store, never runs out of propane tanks.”
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“We shop at this Safeway quite often and through the years we have always had great service from Mac - who works in the liquor dept. He is helpful, friendly and has always been willing to help us when we are purchasing wine. Thanks Mac! We appreciate you!!!”
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- Grab what you need for dinner tonight, shop for all your meals for the week, or go ahead and leave the cooking to someone else by picking up hot and ready-made meals that you can take home to enjoy. Whatever you need from the grocery store, we'll help you get there so you can get it.
“I was inspired to write this by a quick stop for apples and vegetables after school yesterday. I shop here about once a week on weekday mornings (plus at the San Rafael location on school breaks and some weekends). The produce is farmers market quality--fresh from local farms--and usually even better priced than Safeway. The fish is the best around and i can only find certain cheeses, like Bulgarian feta, affordably here. Anyway, on this which grocery run between kindergarten and second grade pickup, I told my younger daughter that we weren't going to get treats (which was tough, given how alluring the Christmas display are--and yes, I'm hitting those next week). The store was packed because, it turned out, Thursday is "senior day." My vegetable loving daughter picked out some beautiful oyster mushrooms and a bunch of carrots in lieu of a treat. But then, at the checkout, the lovely cashier offered her a candy cane (after asking my permission) and a balloon. My daughter gleefully exclaimed, "And you said I wouldn't get a treat!" As my kindergartner beamed amidst the crowd of Thursday senior shoppers, I thought about how meaningful local businesses like United are to the community as a whole, from schools to sports teams to seniors.”