“I like this place but PLEASE FIX THE GEOFENCING ON YOUR SHOPPING CARTS! it's is enormously hard on your customers when you can't even operate a friggin shopping cart in the PARKING LOT!”
“Brian and staff are amazing at customer service, patient care, communication and turn around time. They go above and beyond to help my family get answers and obtain medications that are difficult to find. This is one of very few privately owned and compounding pharmacy's, please support local small business in Issaquah and change you prescriptions over asap from all the big box stores.”
“I have been to every single Pharmacy on the east side of the greater Seattle area. Costco has been the best by far!! They have answered the phone the most consistently, they’ve had the medications I’ve needed the most consistently, they’ve worked with me through various insurance companies, even if there’s a long line, they have four technicians working to get people to help they need. There have been some pharmacies. I have went through where I’ve waited 45 minutes in line just to find out that my child’s antibiotic was never even found in their system. And if you don’t know, you can just go in without a Costco card use their pharmacy without a Costco card and leave without a Costco card. They might ask you for your Costco card, but you don’t need one to fill prescriptions there.”
“I needed some vaccinations the other day... I visited Rite-Aid, and it was crazy, with a long wait for a flu vaccination and an appointment requirement for a COVID-19 vaccination. I searched for other pharmacies nearby and dropped into Medical Center Pharmacy, hoping they could accommodate me. In far less time than the wait I was quoted, they had me vaccinated and on my way, along with a quick discussion about why the pharmacy industry is so messed up. I wish they were closer to me; I'd move all my prescriptions to them. Kind, quick, and I don't leave feeling like I'd had my soul sucked out of me like I do at the national chain pharmacies.”
“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.”
“Faith is the ideal pharmacist. She excels with patients and fosters a positive environment with her coworkers. Her passion for caring for others keeps her cheerful and resourceful. As a role model for teamwork, she values the hard work of her technicians and prioritizes education over entitlement, setting a standard that contrasts with some pharmacists at other locations.”
“I have been going to this pharmacy for over 10 years and the staff is always so helpful! I don't plan to ever switch to another pharmacy. Thanks Fred Meyer Pharmacy staff!!”
“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”
“This is a very busy pharmacy that provides exceptional service. The staff is professional and customers are well cared for. I have been using the services at Issaquah Highlands for over 5 years.”
“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.”
“I don't get all the negative reviews (most from ages ago) except to say there's a lot of highly affluent and exceptionally entitled people in this area with zero self-awareness. To the negative reviewers: So you had to wait 20 mins for your Rx because you were too impatient to wait for the text message saying it's ready...poor baby...a minor inconvenience of your own making. I've frequented this location and its Pharmacy consistently for the last 3 years (before and after merger with Rite Aid) and not once have I ever experienced anything short of exceptionally friendly, courteous, and prompt service from literally every employee I've encountered. I've been greeted every time I've stepped inside the door ...every time! I can't think of another retailer I can say that about.”
“I've been going to this pharmacy for over 10 years. I find their staff very kind and helpful, especially the pharmacist Edwin. Like the rest of us, they sometimes have a bad day, but overall the service is far above average.”
“Even though I’m putting a five star review, but this business is not a five star. I hope they will make changes and be more authentic to the details. They also need to keep up their promises and lately they haven’t been doing that. I would like to tell them that They have to better their service and I hope the owner sees this and make adjustments”
“Jessie at the photo counter is amazing! There were several customers in line, but she managed to juggle all of us and to get our orders in. I had placed a photo order online and she told me she was really backed up, but then she saw that I had only ordered two four by six photos. She kindly squeezed me in and I spent less than 10 minutes in the store getting my two photos. Thank you very much Jessie! You deserve a raise!”
Loblaw Companies Limited is putting serious money into its retail network this year. Canada's largest food and pharmacy retailer announced it will spend $2.4 billion in 2026 to open new stores, renovate existing locations and strengthen its supply chain. The company plans to open 70 new stores in 2026. That includes 34 Shoppers Drug Mart and Pharmaprix pharmacies and care clinics, along with 31 hard-discount No Frills and Maxi grocery stores. On top of the new openings, Loblaw will renovate another 191 stores and continue construction on a roughly 1.2 million-square-foot automated distribution center in Caledon, Ontario.
