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  1. Bi-Mart Membership Discount Stores - 4310 US-101

    4310 US-101, Florence OR 97439

    4.5 Superb 206 reviews

    “BiMart membership store is a good place to find what you need or want. From small appliances, sports gear, paint, nonrefrigerated food selection and OTC medical supplies.”

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  2. Fred Meyer Fuel Center - 4701 US-101

    4701 US-101, Florence OR 97439

    3.8 Good 180 reviews

    “I really appreciate how convenient it is to stop by the Fred Meyer Fuel Center, Fred Meyer's #604 Fuel Center, Fred Meyer Fuel Center, Fred Meyer Fuel Center, or Fred Meyer Fuel Center for a quick fill-up. The pumps are always in good working order and the area is kept tidy, which makes the whole experience much more pleasant than your average gas station. It is a reliable spot to get gas while running errands, and I rarely have to deal with long lines. I would have given it top marks, but sometimes the prices can be a bit higher than other places nearby.”

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  3. Fred Meyer - 4701 US-101

    4701 US-101, Florence OR 97439

    3.7 Good 224 reviews

    “Huge store. If it's not here, it's not made anymore. Think about your favorite grocery store, and add a mini mall. Fresh meat always Fresh produce also.”

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  5. Fred Meyer Jewelers - 4701 US-101

    4701 US-101, Florence OR 97439

    3.1 Average 52 reviews

    “I like Fred Meyer for the selection and for my one-stop shopping center. I am getting used to the remodeled store and for the location of the products. There are more products than before so that is pleasing to me. On the downside I dislike that the employees shopping for their call-in customers are being in the isles with the large carts. Also the employees stocking shelves during the busy shopping hours are inconvenient to shoppers. It gets congested during those times. I use the self checkout most of time and I have that figured out pretty well so I find that it speeds up my time in the store.”

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  6. Fred Meyer Money Services - 4701 US-101

    4701 US-101, Florence OR 97439

    2 Poor 18 reviews

    “I like Fred Meyer for the selection and for my one-stop shopping center. I am getting used to the remodeled store and for the location of the products. There are more products than before so that is pleasing to me. On the downside I dislike that the employees shopping for their call-in customers are being in the isles with the large carts. Also the employees stocking shelves during the busy shopping hours are inconvenient to shoppers. It gets congested during those times. I use the self checkout most of time and I have that figured out pretty well so I find that it speeds up my time in the store.”

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  7. Fred Meyer Pharmacy - 4701 US-101

    4701 US-101, Florence OR 97439

    2.5 Average 76 reviews

    “It's upsetting to read all the negative reviews here when people are not taking into account that the pharmacy has trouble finding help just like all the other businesses. They are operating short handed and taking on customers from the closed pharmacies, as well as having issues with supply chain. In my opinion they are doing their best. I for one have been a loyal customer for many years and, yes, I've experienced someone having a bad day, but my goodness cut these folks a little slack! Think about what they are up against! 98.9% of the time I get outstanding service with a smile, and my prescriptions are filled on time.”

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