“I stopped in to see my childhood store that I frequented 50 years ago. It hasn't changed much, just the owners. It was surreal to see the area for the most has not changed at all.”
“We all know TJ employees are amazing but employees here are 10x amazing. You can go here depressed and leave feeling better? the store is nice and clean l, I can find all my favorite items. Thank you!”
“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.)”
“My favorite neighborhood stop, everyone is so nice and there's always something there that the big name stores don't have. And I'll take their coffee over Starbucks any day.”
“Grocery outlet is great! I always end up spending way more than I planned. Luckily, things really are discounted nicely, which is probably why I think it's ok to keep grabbing stuff and putting it in my cart, kinda like when the dollar store was a actually a dollar for their merch. Anyway, Grocery Outlet carries a lot of healthy items you won't see everywhere else, and specialty items as well. Some things come, and some things go and you may never see them again, but it's how they make room for all the new and different stuff that comes in, I suppose. Really good deals. One time, I got an excellent coffee creamer, regular size, for like 42 cents a container! I bought a lot of them. That's not common, but it happened. They have pretty good specialty stuff too. I love their household items! I've gotten cool rugs and towels, really different designs n cool as heck! They have kitchen stuff and a few things for the car like trunk organizers and I recently bought a padded seat that heats up. Doesn't get super hot, but my tush doesn't need to be on fire, so that's fair. It was only 20 bucks too! Works fine, the seat and the back heat up a bit but only in the middle. Hey for $19.99, it works for me! Actually it's for my cat when I take him on car trips. Lol So, I highly recommend Grocery Outlet. It's got a lot of food stuff, and non-food stuff like markers and outdoor decorations, especially fit the holidays, and just different unrecorded things that are cool and you didn't know you had to have it until you saw it! It's very fun, and less expensive than most stores.”
“Tacoma Boys is my spot! They always have the best Steaks and meats! Chad is the man. He is super knowledgeable and will ensure you get what you are looking for to make the perfect meal. Open 24/7!”
“So glad we finally have a Grocery Outlet in South Hill Puyallup! I don't have to go to Bonney Lake or Tacoma! Always appreciate the Professional Cashier & Stocking Team because they are so helpful! Great deals and surprising specialty goods! Be sure to buy it when you see it, it won't last long!”
“I love Duris Cucumber Farm! I have bought many veg from them! This is my first year with pickles! Massive thanks to the employee who guided me to the pre-package kits for Dill and Bread N Butter pickles!! So brilliant! The pickles kits include every single thing that you will need! And added bonus!! So very easy and delicious! Highly recommend!!”
“Best service I’ve had in a while at a restaurant! They hosted very well. Great quality food and they were able to get us seated within a few minutes on a Saturday morning.”
“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 store is amazing. Juliana and Mary were incredible and so nice. I'm a tough customer and they took real good care of me. I really appreciate them. Everybody should come to this store. It's the only Grocery Outlet to come to!”
“Customer service 10 out of 10 very organized. I love that that they have my favorite pie half Moon pie and they have variety of other goodies that you can pick from Thank you guys. I love it???”
“I love this Sumner Winco. The managers are really nice and Kathy in the Service Center was really helpful and kind and did her job really well! I can be a pain in the butt sometimes. And she handles me very professionally”
“This Grocery Outlet is an absolute hidden gem! The prices are unbeatable, and I am always amazed at the incredible deals I find every time I shop here. It’s a fantastic place to save money without sacrificing quality. What truly sets this store apart, though, is the staff. Everyone is friendly, helpful, and genuinely cares about the customers. The managers, in particular, are exceptional, attentive, professional, and always visible on the floor making sure everything runs smoothly. It’s clear that customer service is a top priority, and that level of care makes every visit a positive experience. If you’re looking for great value, a welcoming atmosphere, and a team that goes above and beyond, I highly recommend shopping here. This store has earned a loyal customer in me! ;)”
“This location has some of the friendliness staff. I feel like I'm supposed to when shopping in my cute little town surrounded by cities; welcomed and appreciated. Im a sucker for a good grocery outlet and this one hits the mark. Its only not a 5 because other locations carry a bit more of what I like to buy and its not as personalized as other locations. Otherwise 10/10”
“Love this store and LOVE the employees! They are always super sweet, helpful and kind and that’s really important to me. Also, the health food items here are what income for and the savings I get is incredible. Somewhere around a 40% savings on buying the products somewhere else. I buy my mushroom powders here, collagen, gluten free products and supplements as well as beauty products that are clean, with less harmful ingredients. They do a great job at having some really niche products. Kudos?”
“Great owner great people. Always have what I need and their cashiers are very kind especially the gentleman in the evening but they're all good people worth driving a bit farther for good customer service and products with no hassle.”
“They are so nice and have fair prices in everything in the store. The lady that runs the cash register is super nice and we always prefer to go there than a grocery store for a late night beer run or knickknacks.”
“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.”
“Fresh tasting pan dulce at a good price ($1.79 ea) and very nice people working there. Huge selection of dried chilies. A smaller selection of Mexican meat, cheese and veggies but all look fresh and good quality.”
“I’m so glad Punjab Grocery Bazaar opened up under the new owners — they’re super kind and always make you feel welcome! The store has an awesome selection of Indian groceries and snacks, and everything is really well organized. The sweets are my favorite part — the gulab jamun and barfi are always fresh and taste amazing! You can tell they really care about quality. It’s my go-to spot now whenever I need authentic Indian ingredients or just want a sweet treat. Highly recommend stopping by!”
“My goodness. I wish I knew what days is the owner there because i want to see her. I miss her. I have not seen her in YEARS because it's been a long time since I've been to that store. I miss eating fish and dinner rolls with her LoL from the Asian market across the street. She is such a wonderful person. We use to sit for hours talking when she first open her little store that she moved out of. Good times. I'm very proud of what she has accomplished with the her business. One day i will stop by, but not sure what days she's there, because it seems like she has e few employees now working the store. Anyway go see her store. It's very welcoming”
“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!”
“Friendly and great service. Has a gas station. Has other stores like mud Bay for pets and it has a Subway place it is got all kinds of other stores in the parking lot area. RV friendly parking while you shop. However pharmacy customer service is very overwhelmed and will show with body language and demonstrating frustration. They will take walk ins but appointments help much better so they said. Upon having an appointment you still face the same overwhelmed experience demonstrating there customerservices they deliver that need very much attention in training. Several attempts and didn't change. First time experience was great contacting the last three different times. I opted to go to another safeway in bonnylake WA where it was a refreshing experience and it showed proffecianalisim and ethics. Hope they reflect from this.”
“My boyfriend always takes me to the grocery outlet they have great selections for meats and their salmon prices are good. In fact everything you need that the other stores prices are high. It works well for me. Aloha”
“It's clean, well stocked, and the staff is great. Unfortunately, prices here are so much higher. I travel a bit further to do my main shopping and only use this location, which is my local supermarket, for quick trips.”
“The smell of freshly baking bread is a delight. They've got a tandoor and when you buy some of the Afghan bread he pulls you a fresh one out of the tandoor that is piping hot. They've got some spices, raisins, currants, and nuts for sale too. Their grocery selection is a bit sparse and their hours are seemingly erratic but the bread is delicious and the baker seems to be a nice fellow. The price for the bread is pretty cheap as well.”
“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.”
“The best neighbor grocery, for convenience! You will find items that are cross comparable to other stores but for the most part we try to make it reasonable for Everyone!”
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