Grocery Stores in Hayden, ID

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  1. 240 West Hayden Avenue, Hayden ID 83835

    4.1 Good 207 reviews

    “Okay so incase you don't know they have ice cream cones in there for 25 cents! soft serve, l they were pretty soft today when we went in there but they were good.I mean, 4for 25 cents you can't beat that with a stick, no you could but it would be messy. Yep, i'm double fisting them lol I had two, my wife had one”

  2. 161 West Prairie Avenue, Hayden ID 83835

    3.9 Good 146 reviews

    “They actually have excellent prices here, and everybody's very friendly. Great produce section to choose come in just about anything else you need. My go to store whenever I'm in town:-)”

  3. 161 West Prairie Avenue, Hayden ID 83835

    3.4 Good 28 reviews

    “Since Rite Aid closed the pharmacy has been so busy! I always expect to be waiting in line for at least 20 minutes to pick something up. But anytime I come in even though the staff is overwhelmed and busy they are so nice. My medication wasn't ready after waiting in that long line and they had me sit in the chairs. As soon as it was done they called me up so I wouldnt have to wait in line again. Yes they are busy but they are so nice despite erything that it is worth it to keep my prescriptions there.”

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  5. 550 W Honeysuckle Ave, Hayden ID 83835

    2.9 Average 14 reviews

    “This Walmart was a great find for clothing clearance items. I probably hit it just right at the end of the season (summer), but even still I had some great finds!! Store was well stocked, tons of employees busy at work. None really greeted me like back home (Alabama), but guess they were all busy. Fellow shoppers were the WORST very rude about maneuvering the store and all in such a hurry rushing around you and making you feel like you were in the way. Even apologized ("I'm sorry") to someone for being in their way and they replied, "no you're not"!!!!! Wow Idaho!!!! Do better we all live on this earth. Let's make what time we have here pleasant. Sad day, said a prayer for that angry person and hopes she finds some peace and love in her life.”

  6. 550 West Honeysuckle Avenue, Hayden ID 83835

    3.4 Good 279 reviews

    “Only when we see cashier Renee do we have a pleasant shopping experience. She's one of maybe 3 employees that greet us with a smile. The rest are literally bothered when asked a question and won't even smile when you approach them”

  7. 550 W Honeysuckle Ave, Hayden ID 83835

    2.4 Poor 41 reviews

    “This Walmart was a great find for clothing clearance items. I probably hit it just right at the end of the season (summer), but even still I had some great finds!! Store was well stocked, tons of employees busy at work. None really greeted me like back home (Alabama), but guess they were all busy. Fellow shoppers were the WORST very rude about maneuvering the store and all in such a hurry rushing around you and making you feel like you were in the way. Even apologized ("I'm sorry") to someone for being in their way and they replied, "no you're not"!!!!! Wow Idaho!!!! Do better we all live on this earth. Let's make what time we have here pleasant. Sad day, said a prayer for that angry person and hopes she finds some peace and love in her life.”

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