“I just find it the place I buy more and more of what I eat. Just back from stocking up. All sorts of yummy things, both fresh and storable. And- the people who work there are all lovely and helpful. (And there are enough of them.)”
“Give them 2 days notice and they’ll make you a fantastic cake. The bright colored frosting was surprisingly not too sweet & tasted more like cool whip. Everyone loved the moist cake and the strawberry filling was my favorite.”
“This is a very small grocery store so they don't have a lot of the items you will be looking for. They have a lot of weird stuff that hasn't came out yet and regular grocery stores don't carry. They have a and a huge wine selection. There is no bakery, deli, or meat department. Even though they sell meat this place you have to check the dates on everything you buy there. They do sell stuff that's expired which is gross. So just check your dates and you'll be fine and you won't find everything you need here because it's a small grocery store. Like I said. You might find something cool that you have never seen before here. The cashier was very slow and took about 20 minutes just to ring my stuff up which was only $90. I can't complain though because when you shop here and you save a lot of more money than regular grocery stores.”
“Hello this particular location is not 24 hours but in fact is closed between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. when it opens again Same as you would in most other WinCo's, it is clean and organized, well stocked. :-) I have no complaints. Everybody was there working doing their job, they were doing deliveries so the aisles were really crowded right before closing with pallets of things to be stalked but that's to be expected in a store that does that much business. And also understandably because they are not 24 hours, people that were the cashiers and such we're getting kind of tired but nobody was rude by any means and all of the patrons were also not rude and we're just rushing along to make sure everybody got through so the workers could go home. 5 out of 5 stars for cleanliness, stock, and everybody working with nobody slacking.”
“First off I'll just start by saying I am American and not from the middle east. However I've been on a middle eastern food kick lately, trying all kinds of different things and making some new recipes. There are several shops along Pacific Hwy that sell various types of middle eastern foods. I tried this place tonight because they make pizza and kabobs. They are both excellent. The pizza is unlike any other flavors I've tried before, yet still familiar enough to most American style pizzas. It came with ketchup which I found interesting and wouldn't typically use this condiment on pizza, however on this particular pizza I just added a little and it was surprisingly good actually. Somehow the tanginess of the ketchup went with this pizza. Really amazing flavors all around. Perfectly cooked dough, nice and chewy on the crust with lots of crispy bits of cheese. The kabobs are filling my whole car and house with good smells right now. These are not the same as typical kabobs you might find at a middle eastern style food truck. These are Chapli Kebabs and they are flat, burger shapped patties rather than chunks of meat that are cooked on a skewer. Comes with nice freshly baked bread, very soft and saw lots of people coming into the store just to buy this bread as well. They have a pretty good selection of all kinds of other random stuff and lots of dried fruits and nuts as well as some Lebanese style cheeses, homemade yogurt, homemade pickles and other things. I don't think Americans typically shop here but they were very kind towards me. You will have to ask them about ordering the food as there really was no menu or anything that I saw. I think most people going here already know what they have/want type of situation, so I'm posting pics of what I ordered just for reference. Seriously good food and kind people!”
“The owners of this little grocer make the business 100% I have been going here for years. It was a favorite walk destination for me and my kids when they were small and we still make a point to swing thru when we need something small.”
“I love coming here. He's gonna be mad at me lol but I forgot his name. It's either Andy or Sam, but I would walk in and speak Korean and he'll speak Samoan to me ? Love this place.”
“There are a lot of workers there constantly stocking the shelves to keep them full. Their produce section is HUGE. They also have a large fresh and frozen fish department as well as a restaurant area and hot foot to go.”
“This store is perfect for bulk purchases, large parties, school, work or tream events. Loads of food storage containers as well and you don't need a membership!”
“I visited a Seattle fence store and it was a truly satisfying experience! The staff responded kindly, making shopping comfortable and pleasant. The price is reasonable and the quality is excellent, so I want to visit often. I am a member of the Fence VIP Club, so I often order online, but it is a bit disappointing that I cannot earn points at offline stores. Still, I have a pleasant experience every time I visit the store, so I think I will continue to use it!”
“Excellent customer service was provided to me today by Willie, tried to tip because it was a large item. He politely refused and said it was against policy. I commend him on his honesty, thanks Willie!”
“Hawaii never had a WinCo so it was nice to go for the first time. Love that they're open 24/7, and all the cheap finds! If you're looking for a very convenient, low price grocery store, this might be the place for you. The parking isn't too crazy. The employees all just kind their own business but is happy to help you if you need it. It could be a little crowded sometimes but there's a reason!”
“This is an older Safeway but they had everything I was looking for and it was in a very clean condition. The staff were very friendly and efficient! Visited this one again, the only thing they don't carry is the fresh bakery bread. But it's great for everything else!”
“I love the reasonable prices of the fresh vegetables and the great prices for canned goods, l got a fabulous price for a spiral ham for Thanksgiving, I'm thankful for the good prices when everything is going up! I also love the hummus!!!”
“I love Fred Meyers Jewelers and my husband and I get into real trouble in the clearance section pretty regularly! The staff behind the counter are exceptional whether you're buying something extremely economical or priced in the thousands. The quality of the pieces I've purchased have always been great! The lifetime warranty has always been a lifesaver especially if you lose a diamond. Even one of the small ones are expensive to replace. The up front cost is nominal as compared to the price of sizing and/or repair. Given that I am a size 10 and most rings come in a 7, everything I buy has to be sized. This service pays for itself with the first sizing The other fantastic service I use regularly is their layaway. Lifesaver! Especially around birthdays and holidays! Watch their ads as those have some amazing deals especially around the holidays. Keep your eye on the clearance. There are always great deals there as well. Happy hunting.??”
“The cashier was very nice (for once) but still had to work around and not get run over by employees filling pickup orders. Watch the parking lot, take your time there. Dude with a headband at exit is a real '60's throwback but pleasant. Duuuuude!”
“Thank You So Much ❤ I just want to give a big thank-you to the self-checkout cashier at Safeway #320 in Federal Way this morning around 10 a.m. My 67-year-old mom came home and told me how wonderful this person was with her. She was buying good-luck balloons, flowers, and other things for a friend who is leaving. She said the cashier joked with her, helped her with her digital discount, and made her feel so welcomed and respected, even though the store was busy. My queen was genuinely happy and excited when she told me about it, and that really touched me. She wasn’t sure if the cashier was a guy or a girl, but she thinks it was a guy wearing a mask and unique earrings. Honestly, that doesn’t matter. What matters is the kindness and respect they showed my mom. Thank you so much for being so sweet to her. You really made her day, and I hope we see you again so I can thank you personally! ❤”
“Great experience everytime friendly and helpful staff, store is clean, items well categorized for easy shopping and last but not least great Membership discounts and savings at the gas pump 👍”
“Quick and efficient service, received texts that my prescription was ready and they were- no complaints there. Main suggestion is reduce the plastic packaging! Two zip lock bags plus bubble wrap. A bit excessive when a brown paper bag alone would do as some other pharmacies.”
“This is a Walmart with an actual FABRIC DEPARTMENT and I am here for it! They sell garment fabrics too, not just craft fabrics. The staff are friendly. This is a smaller Walmart which is quite pleasant. They have CHECKERS too! What a nice surprise. Watch out for the bums stealing ice cream bars.”
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Walmart shoppers want a head start on the holidays, and money explains a lot of it. Some 44% of respondents call affording the holidays their top stressor, and 61% say holiday costs shape their shopping mood. Asked what would make the season easier, 70% picked lower prices and 57% picked more deals and promotions. Convenience ranks lower: 30% want one-stop shopping across categories, and 20% want faster delivery.
Walmart wants your groceries at the door before the ice cream softens. On May 29, the retailer said its 30-minute-or-less delivery had reached 33 U.S. markets, adding a wave of new cities across the Northeast. Shoppers in those areas can order from more than 100,000 items, everything from fresh produce and baby formula to pet food, electronics, cold medicine, and prescriptions. Behind the scenes, the service leans on Walmart's store network and an algorithm that factors in order size, available drivers, and distance from the store.
Trader Joe's keeps adding stores, and shoppers keep showing up. The California grocer has marked nine more locations as "opening soon," pushing its expansion into new corners of the country. The grocer also took first place in the American Customer Satisfaction Index's 2026 supermarket rankings. It has held a spot near the top of that list for years.
Target is rolling out its most ambitious store overhaul in more than ten years, with plans to remodel over 130 locations and open 30 new stores across the country this year. The retailer is also putting money into supply chain technology upgrades to keep pace with how shoppers buy today.
