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July 2025 by Mark Platta
First time in this store and I was throughly impressed with their deli, produce and meat selection. Great work clothes for men.
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July 2025 by evary “Lloyd Jason McCuistion” aliovu
good and good
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July 2025 by paula vega
Huge store lots of variety!
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July 2025 by Antonio valenzuela
It was aigth altho they arresta my drg deala
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June 2025 by Eyec Coolins
My favorite store to buy games and electronics for myself they also have the best donuts and a huge selection of almost every single brand of when it comes to candy soda and ice creams lots of fresh produce and hot food sushi and healthy food for a healthier life style
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July 2024 by tim bower
$4.50 to cash a 10.00 check from fun rewards+ Chase Bank would not help me out even though it was drawn on there bank account they said that they can only deposit it but I don't have a Chase account
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July 2024 by M S
Too many choices especially clothing
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July 2024 by TS Moon
I’m 100% done with the Bremerton Fred Meyer. I used to enjoy shopping here, but am sick and tired of constantly being treated like I’m a theft when I’m a paying customer. Security is ridiculous and employees are rude and act as though everyone is stealing something. There are better shopping experiences out there.
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July 2024 by Larry Ayers
Pardon my language but screw you Fred Meyer. I just moved to Bremerton and my wife sends me to Fred Meyer for our kids in the morning and they locked the doors on me! I can literally see our car outside the door but they refuse to open the door for us! So they force me and my six year old daughter to not only walk the full length of the store with our groceries but we have to walk the full length of the building outside past all the junkies and homeless people! Thanks so much Fred Meyer! Get screwed, I hope you go bankrupt. I'll never shop there again.
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June 2024 by Scott Smith
Let me regale you with the tale of my recent expedition to Fred Myer, where I had the pleasure of encountering Rachael, the epitome of swift and efficient checkout service—said no one ever. Oh, Rachael, where do I even begin? Picture molasses in January, and you're close, but not quite there.
From the moment I stepped into her checkout lane, time seemed to stand still. Each item scanned was like watching a sloth on a leisurely stroll, except even sloths have been known to pick up the pace occasionally. Rachael's meticulous attention to detail was truly awe-inspiring; it's as if she was personally ensuring the expiration date on each can of beans was thoroughly inspected for historical accuracy.
But fear not, dear shoppers, for Rachael's lethargy knows no bounds. Even the simple act of tendering payment became an exercise in endurance. I half expected her to break out a quill and inkwell to meticulously document each transaction in the annals of retail history.
In conclusion, if you find yourself in need of a crash course in patience and fortitude, look no further than Rachael's checkout lane at Fred Myer. Just don't expect to make it to your next appointment on time.
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June 2024 by Jasmyn Montgomery
I have been coming here for years, because they have some products that I can't find anywhere else locally. It was worth the fact they charge a bit more for the convenience, as it is also close to home. Recently, with the advent of all the new bells and whistles installed in the interest of 'loss prevention' (ie: the already broken gates at the doors, the lock tags on carts, alarms at the registers if anyone tries to exit through a closed one, etc. . ) a trip that used to cost me 40-50 bucks is a solid 75, every time. But the most ire inducing thing I have noticed since the new measures have been placed is how selective the store is about who they stop at the door if the theft alarm goes off. I have personally witnessed people stopping anyone who looks potentially broke or disenfranchised, while letting the largest shoplifting demographic in the country (middle class/middle aged Caucasian Women) walk out with an overflowing cart without so much as a sideways glance. So...a couple tips. Maybe do away with self checkout, because that is where the majority of your profit loss happens, and stop making your customers pay for performative and ineffective security measures.
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May 2024 by S Blake
Huge store with everything you need
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May 2024 by Chelsea Davis
I bought a propane torch last night. When I tried to use it it made a terrifying ticking noise. Not wanting it to explode in my face I brought it in to exchange this morning. The woman told me they absolutely wouldn't accept returns on propane products and I would have to buy another. There was no guarantee the new product would have the same problem or not. She said there wasn't anything I could do to ensure I wasn't wasting my money. Frustrated I went home and my husband took the item and receipt in. There was nothing in their refund policy stating that it couldn't be exchanged when it was faulty. After speaking to a male manager my husband got the refund that the female manager assured me was "absolutely impossible"
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May 2024 by Holly
Yesterday was Freddy's yearly fuchsia sale. The whole staff were amazing. Marchon and Jessica went out of their way to make sure all my plants were potted just the way I liked.
Thank you for your excellent service and your positive attitude- it was a fun way to start the day!
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February 2024 by MICHAEL SLINGER
Always a goto place for basic household needs. Love this store
