Grocery Stores in Chewelah, WA

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  1. 1677 Blue Creek Road West, Chewelah WA 99109

    4.7 Superb 69 reviews

    “Very courteous, I was in a bind and needed tires put onto my rims. They were able to get me in and had me up and running again same day I called. Highly recommend them, reasonable cost as well.”

  2. 403 S Park St, Chewelah WA 99109

    4.5 Superb 80 reviews

    “Needed to pick up a few items at Walmart after visiting the gas station. But found out that everything I needed at Walmart was there and the price is weren't that bad either. Saved me a lot of time. The gas prices are all the same in Colville maybe one or two cents different.”

  3. 513 S Park St, Chewelah WA 99109

    3.7 Good 20 reviews

    “I love $ General. They are always so friendly and helpful. If you want to save money, this is the place for you! Get the app and hook up with some couponers on Facebook. Good luck!!”

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  5. 10 W Colville Ave Safeway, Chewelah WA 99109

    3.1 Average 16 reviews

    “I think being the only major grocery store in a small populated rural city is very demanding. A new store (Dollar General) recently opened. This chain is everywhere. I have not been in any of their stores seeing them in different states but because there's one locally decided to check it out. I asked what is this display for. Was told produce. It was empty. So much for that! Moving forward...This store has up and downs. The downs. The parking lot spaces are so close it seems the vehicles are kissing! Why can't they get approval from corporate to widen them. Or at least modify the parking lot to avoid having your vehicle getting damaged. Few years ago I asked for a raincheck on a $5 Friday item as it never came in. The guy supposedly in charge said don't do it with attitude. Perhaps he should have substituted it or the ad for the $5 Friday items should have indicated no rain checks or substitutions. I don't have time to read the teeny tiny print if so. Customer Service counter is ok. I usually visit that counter if I have a price issue. There's one that always correct me like I'm stupid claiming the discount was taken. Duh I told her that IS the Sale Discount but was suppose to additionally have the "For U" and sometimes when she checks (cashier) upon completion, I would briefly check my receipt for discrepancies then asked why my sale items wasn't ringing up I was told because I had to check the box off my list then why are most of my sale items ringing up correctly which wasn't the first time and btw I contacted Corporate about the "box" and that wasn't so. There was a recent issue about being charge incorrectly. While explaining to the nice lady at the CS counter and wasn't able to justify the error it turned out four staff ppl reviewing the single transaction on my receipt + two nosy ones at the counter. The same guy previously mentioned was so adamant I was wrong. I was right so ha! I should have mentioned it must be an programming error and whoever was inputting the data wasn't paying attention. Now about the ups... Few months ago I was in the flavored water aisle and couldn't reach what I wanted. I asked a staff guy if he could please get a few bottles from the top shelf (so I wouldn't have step on the bottom shelf to reach for it) and he assisted me. The next time I noticed the same items were in the lower shelf. So cool! MOF there are times i can't locate a clerk nearby for reaching stuff in the back especially heavy items for me which is often but usually I stop a tall male customer without hesitation for assistance. Sometimes I find someone in Dairy and definitely in Produce to assist me especially lifting heavy items such as cases of water. Why are the Crystal Geyser gallon containers have to be stocked on the very top shelf? Maybe I should bring my personal ladder when shopping. I think certain staff in the Meat and Produce dept are friendly and knowledgeable about their products. Their section is nicely displayed accordingly when items are fully stocked. I understand when there are OOS items due to shipping but bananas, potatoes and carrots, eggs and dairy should not be bare. I haven't tried the Deli counter yet. I wish Deli had a take out foods counter and a small sit down area for having a bite to eat. Floral is nice. Select Albertsons in Spokane have a section for eating and also select Vons in Las Vegas. None in California that I know of. I love this Safeway because when we have nice weather which is hit and miss, it only takes me 7 minutes to walk. I think as a customer first walks inside your store the clerk at the Express Checkout should multitask besides walking and standing around when not assisting their customers to briefly greet saying hi or welcome so that incoming customers feel welcomed and to have a shopping experience. So what I'm picky but there use to be years ago staff in various departments would take the time to say hello. Btw again being a cashier can be overwhelming and lack of baggers.”

  6. 10 W Colville Ave, Chewelah WA 99109

    3.6 Good 158 reviews

    “I came in at nearly 10pm and Lissa at self checkout went above and beyond to make sure my almost Trainwreck of a camping trip was made a little better by notifying me of a fantastic deal where I got 2 twelve packs of soda and 3 more for free!! I commend her wonderful service and knowledgeable advice to an otherwise frantic shopping experience to fix my camping trip. Thankyou Lissa!”

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