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  1. QFC Fuel Center - 1890 Irondale Road

    1890 Irondale Road, Port Hadlock-Irondale WA 98339

    3.9 Good 103 reviews

    “The QFC Fuel Center at this location is incredibly convenient, making the routine task of fueling up fast and rewarding. I love being able to run into the supercenter for groceries and then easily pull over to the pumps to use my earned fuel points. The pumps are always clean, the payment process is quick, and the staff keeps the area well-maintained. It's truly a one-stop-shop experience that saves time and money. Highly recommend stopping here to fuel up and maximize your rewards!”

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  2. QFC - 1890 Irondale Road

    1890 Irondale Road, Port Hadlock-Irondale WA 98339

    3.7 Good 121 reviews

    “I’m camping locally at Fort Flagler and needed to find a few things that weren’t available near the fort, so I ended up here—and I’m so glad I did! They have pretty much everything you could want, and I’ve already been in twice. Every employee I’ve encountered has been incredibly friendly, helpful, and welcoming. The store really captures that small-town feeling where people genuinely seem to care about helping you. I was especially hungry today and asked someone at the deli what they recommended. They suggested the Medina sandwich, and they were absolutely right—it was so delicious! 🥪 I recommend toasting the sandwich for the best experience! Everyone has been wonderful, and both of my visits have been such a pleasant experience. Definitely a great local find!”

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  3. QFC - 1890 Irondale Road

    1890 Irondale Road, Port Hadlock-Irondale WA 98339

    3.6 Good 63 reviews

    “It's a fantastic supermarket. The photo shown here isn't the actual store, it's an older building but the store has been maintained fine over the years. We purchased supplies for a picnic from the deli and used the convenient self check. QFC is a long-time, local PNW terrific grocery chain corporately owned by Kroger, one of my favorites.”

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