1460 10th Way Northeast, Issaquah WA 98029
“Always find something with great prices! I wish they would be more careful where they place security tags, it damages the clothing and I refuse to purchase after I inspect after the cashier removes them at the counter.”
755 Northwest Gilman Boulevard, Issaquah WA 98027
“I went to the store yesterday 8-19 '26 ,I lost my wallet . I was very worried about it, until this young lady, working at the front end helping me and she went to the lost and found department ,and my wallet was over there !! I don't know her name ,but she was super nice and I wanted to tell thank so much, to her and the person ,that turned my wallet !! You guys are awesome !! 👌”
6100 East Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast, Issaquah WA 98029
“Friendly staff, decent prices. Corporate doesn’t support them. Well it doesn’t give them the items they need to sell, even if they’re on sale.”
755 NW Gilman Blvd, Issaquah WA 98027
“Wen end up here at least once a week. Our local Target. Mornings are better since everything is stocked up fully and nicely. Evenings can be lacking at times. Parking is easy.Do wish there were more customer service people though.”
6100 E Lake Sammamish Pkwy SE, Issaquah WA 98029
“It's a typical Fred Meyer's and that's a good thing. Fred Meyer's is the best all-around grocery store chain in the area. We would probably shop here all the time if we didn't have good options (ie Trader Joe's) that are much closer to us. Fred Meyer's is the place to go to for the best, cheap produce. And they have all of the standard brands, something that is lacking at Trader Joe's. My kids yearn for Oreos and Cheerios and other favorite brands, every once in a while.”
6100 East Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast, Issaquah WA 98029
“Went in to get a necklace repaired, and they did an amazing job. And the manager and young lady who helped me were amazing, very helpful and very friendly. I will be using this Jewelers as my go to for all my repairs. I 100% recommend”
6100 East Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast, Issaquah WA 98029
“I hadn't been to Fred Meyer's in eons, and of course jumped at the chance for a quick shopping trip, and a walk down memory lane. If you haven't had an opportunity to shop at Fred Meyer's, it's a unique shopping experience, that truly needs to be experienced. The store literally has something for everyone. For those of you that might remember the old store called Gemco, they had groceries, furnishings, clothes, toiletries, furniture, and so much more, Fred Meyer's is Gemco on steroids. It's awesome. The grocery store section is filled with anything and everything you can possibly imagine. Literally one stop shopping. I actually found more options and different items at Fred Meyer's than I do in my own local specialty stores. It was pretty amazing. The clothing area is what it is. It's more akin to Walmart, target etc. You're not gonna find your designer dad's here, but you will find reasonably priced basic clothing. The toiletries area is huge! They literally offer almost every type of over the counter/drugstore makeup, toiletry, beauty products than you can imagine. I found products made by certain manufacturers that I never see when I'm home. I probably could've spent forever looking at anything and everything in the store. The furniture area was filled with all sorts of items all reasonably priced, and a great place to shop for a kids room, or when you're looking for inexpensive college dorm items, or you're just trying to stay within a small budget of being able to furnish your own place. They really do have it all. I did not make it over to the jewelry section, and I really should have because once upon a time, Fred Meyers was known for upscale expensive jewelry. They used to carry diamonds that you would only find in high-end specialty stores. I'm curious what type of jewelry they currently offer. Fred Meyers is still a super cool place to shop, and I know that when I walk through the doors I will be able to find anything and everything that I'm looking for.”
999 Lake Dr, Issaquah WA 98027
“I had a few issues with my membership and raised a concern online, which was later escalated to the regional office. The general manager, David, was incredibly kind and professional in helping me. I really appreciate the care and support I received.”
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