“I went in on Tuesday morning 04/21 to pick up a few things and asked one of the staff a question about the eggs they carry. Rather than guess or dismiss the question he (youngish blond guy) took the time to first pull up the vendors website and then (website didn't have an answer to the question) place a phone call to them directly, getting an accurate answer. Awesome service, Thank you!”
“This is by far the beat butcher in Grays Harbor. The staff is well trained and helpful The beef jerky is amazing. The owner, Hector has done special orders for me and will do more in the future. Very good family owned businesses. 5 Stars”
“We eat here on the regular, it is that gold. Best tamales I've ever had. The burritos are huge, bring an extra stomach. The nachos are the best in the harbor.”
“These guys are great I go here for quick snacks, drinks, whatever you can think of. They’re absolutely great and they have a great family there and everyone is super nice and friendly”
“So I go in there one day And 2 of their workers went above and beyond to help me find what I needed Chris even went to the back room to look That kind of service you do not get often And thank you Deann as well for helping me You are both very kind and great employees !!”
“Very friendly staff and well stocked shelves. I needed baby wipes and they had the brand we liked! There’s no cooked food here but plenty of prepackaged options.”
“Whomever the front cashier on Saturday night was saved my life! Everyone in town turned me and my family down to refill my propane for our RV while we are stranded up here because our truck broke down while visiting family. It was only 7:30.... They jumped on it to help me out and left with propane to heat my RV while we wait for our truck to get fixed. In a day of bad luck we found good luck. Thank you to you and the smoke shop guy who filled it! Y'all are a great team and anyone should aspire to work together like you all do! Thank you so much. I also noticed this place was very clean and very welcoming. In such a strange town you guys are great!”
“If I could give more that 5 ⭐️s I would. The owners are ALWAYS super sweet and helpful especially when my step kid ends up having a meltdown. They are always willing to help. And since I moved to this side of town down the road from them they have been my family’s go to for snacks or emergency juice for my step kid. They almost always have what we need and if they don’t they apologize and and recommend places that might”
“Awesomeness of store specially Juan he is one of kind person very nice and atento I would never change my store they are really nice people and Dona Silvia the best love you all”
“Use your points from shopping to get fuel discount. Clean station with quick stop vending machines. It is popular, so sometimes the station is crowded and a short wait is involved. After gaming up, go into the store, to the deli. They have chicken, baked or fried. Salads, Chinese, cheese, fresh sliced meat, and more.”
“My car broke down right outside of the establishment and the owner, Mohan, let me leave it over nite til i could get it across the street to chevy the next day! Don't know what i would have done without his kindness! His family is very friendly and i make it a point to stop in there to say hi when i can!”
“Good prices. HUGE carrots. Fresh, healthy and delicious. Support local ?. Grown by farmers, very good selection of fresh fruits and vegetables, way better than most grocery stores. Mike's meats next door was also way better than most grocery stores. Support humans, not corporations!”
“Came here to drop off an Amazon package. As we've got one in our area and not have to drive 80 miles away. They didn't have it at this one since I had to go to the other 1 but they were very nice in there and gave me directions and actually talk with me a little bit great people.”
“Rarely do I consider a Walmart to be "5 out of 5 Stars, would recommend.".. but these guys here are pretty ok. Came into the store on a Wednesday night, 10 min before closing (classy I know) and the door guy was nice. Gave me some followable directions to the sleeping bag area. I rushed like I was participating in that one show back in the day where they ran around the grocery store with their carts like true Americans.. Whizzed past a couple other employees, and when I knew I was getting close but my eyes and brain weren't connecting, I asked another guy who guided me towards the isle with the isle number and the knowledge of what I might find. And with only seconds on the clock before the obviously exhausted Walmart employee, honorably stated that it was infact, 11pm. Closing time and I, tired, exhausted, did I mention tired... Knew I needed to travel to checkout asap. But I needed tums. Although the isle and items in them were all very much clean and pretty darn orderly (for being out of a LOT of items I might add) I couldn't corelate the item I needed to my eyes finding it in the isles of the medication section. I did see a large package of them wrapped in plastic, not yet opened by the one in charge of opening. But I decided against being the one to open the plastic that heald together my Master, my stomachs savior to dreaded heartburn. I whimpered silently to myself, as I jog-walked with my overflowing cart, to the self checkout where myself and a few other stragglers came to finally check out those oh so important items. The kind young gentleman who heald the great, momentous position, Overseer of Customer service-service aka pretend customer has job as cashier aka beep beeper person, was a kind heart. He even gave me very important job training on the ever so complex POS system. I now, gratefully and graciously, possess the ability and skill for multiple payment making in one transaction. Yes. I will forever cherish the time the young man gave me, for I shall never forget, how to pay mostly cash, then a certain amount on a debit card, then complete payment with cash. A smile on my face, my apologetic eyes to those deemed worthy of the blue vests, I heald my reciept. I then thanked the one who gifted me knowledge, and started for the door. I then was met with one I'd like to call my spirit animal. The one who may just have the most important jobby job of all jobs at Walmart... The Did you really pay for all that, I don't know and shouldn't believe you so I must look closely upon your reciept and cart before I let you leave the store guy. He was most special of all, because his shoes lit up like a Christmas tree, his sunglasses at night, tilted upward as to emulate possibly a being not of this earth. So tall was he. I was in awe. I thanked him again and again as he wished me well and to drive safely. How kind. I will never forget this closing time Aberdeen Washington Walmart supercenter adventure. I truly appreciate, because it is few and far between, these epic experiences at a Walmart supercenter. So please, go there. Please not 10 minutes til closing if you can help it. But experience for yourselves, the special moments, at the Walmart Supercenter, in Aberdeen Washington.”
“Huge fan of the "Safeway for You" program! I appreciate money saved and the availability of motorized shopping carts. Gas rewards program is greatly appreciated, as well. Sometimes we use reward points for food items.”
“I came here during a week long solo break to Aberdeen WA, and I found the store to be well-stocked and clean. I needed drinking water, which eventually added chips and dips, which eventually added a few bottles of wine to help with the cold weather. The store is very much arranged like all the other Safeway locations so finding things will be a breeze if you're a Safeway's regular. If not, the aisle signs will guide you to what your needs are... The staff are nice and knowledgeable about the aisle contents. The girl I asked was even nice enough to walk me straight to the aisle and location where the item was! (The advantage of having white hairs...old person vibe...I have to help him and get my good deed for the day done and over with!) And checkout was a breeze as well. We came in at a time when the store was near empty, but still had three cashiers open for checking out. Reminds me of New Zealand where three people in line at the checkout is too crowded, so they open more! If you're in the area, get your shopping done here...great place, reasonable price...”
“What I like about Walmart's photo centers is convenience. I can download photos from my phone, choose my sizes and other options; and usually get them in about a hour. The quality is awesome and the cost pet photo is great! The center is located in the electronics area, so you can get help with any need concerning phone, computer, video, camera, etc... A one stop shop!”
“where are all the handicap scooters?? walmart cares nothing about the handicapped !! no scooters available....and have not been available for a long time! boycott walmart!!”
“I've shopped here for many years. This store has great employees. Always friendly and helpful. The shelves are usually stocked well and the store is always clean. The restroom is always clean. The produce dept is really quite good.”
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