“A good grocery store with reasonable prices and broad selection of groceries. Fresh vegetables are usually good quality and competitive prices. For other home needs there is wide selection of clothing, light hardware and other household goods.”
“Eric and Nick are just awesome! Great costumer service. We go there (or our kids) do daily. I had a weird run in with a homeless weirdo and Eric kept me safe until my husband could get to me. Great service and prices. 10/10”
“I went to get FIFA World Cup packs, and Erick B. helped me with everything. He was friendly, knowledgeable, and easy to talk to. He made the whole experience smooth and enjoyable. Great customer service!”
“My low review of this particular safeway isn't indicative of the store as a whole. To me, it's a typical Safeway. Nothing great or terrible bout the shopping experience. Why this particular store is awful, is the terrible sound that emanates thru the air, EVERYTIME someone walks in an out of there. You'd think the manager or some top official would solve this horrible problem. For most individuals, its just a stupid nuisance we must adjust too. For some unfortunate souls, they suffer from a condition known as misophonia. Look it up, it's terrible for them. An the person's affected are residents of the apts complex next to it. It's ridiculous. It's like people who can't stand fingernails scrapping against a chalkboard, horrifying. So please, if any Safeway manager is reading this, please help the poor individuals suffering this terrible neurological affliction, an have them find relief. Thank I want to say Thank You so very much to the manager/owner of the Safeway on 13th St. As my previous review stated, it was awful for individuals suffering from the terrible affliction known as Misophonia. The door was the cause of that terrible sound. And, as promised, the owner stated he would look into it, an have maintenance take care of it, an true to his or her word, they did. The individual I know is so relieved that sound is gone. That is the wonderful part of living in a smallish community. Even big corporate grocery stores like Safeway, still care enough for the community they serve, that they do what's right for the people who live in the community. I will always be grateful to the manager/owner for keeping their word, an hopefully this review will let new an loyal customers know, they have a real caring community driven Safeway on 13th St., in Snohomish Washington. We sincerely Thank You from our hearts ❣❣”
“Got my trailer impounded and had to leave tools in parking lot overnight and not one thing was bothered ,everything was all there when I came back the next morning”
“Here is an insider tip for all of you moving to the Clearview/Cathcart area of Snohomish...GO HERE! I will begin by saying their customer service is AMAZING! We love this place! It is a perfect mingling of "Americana" and "Pretty Dang Cool"! Here are a few reasons why I say this: Nick, the owner, and his beautiful wife, always welcome everyone into their store with a genuine smile! They also work their "bottoms' off without ever whining about it! Having owned and operated a C-Store myself, I do know of what I am saying! While the store is delightfully, authentically old, it is filled with so many groovy items! Their prices are FAIR! They don't get the price discounts of Safeway or what-have-you, but they do their best to keep the prices reasonable! Their wine selection is ever-changing and GOOD! Their selection of groovy beers is apparently pretty terrific! I am allergic to hops but you cannot help but overhear. Speaking of, if you are like me and bought your beloved a kegerator over the pandemic, this is THE PLACE to get a refill! Nick is fair and fast! He is accurate and honest! Love that!!! I have to mention... they carry these frozen fruit pies...OH MY GOSH! No, really! I am kind of a pie/cake snob...it's not pretty but it is the truth...THESE ARE SO GOOD!!! And "oh, hello, super groovy ice cream to go with it!" Thank you!!! Yes, they also carry all the "stuff" you might need in a jiffy, from TP to (really good) dairy products. Welcome to the neighborhood! I promise you will love this place!”
“When in the boonies, there's no better store than this one. The staff are friendly, courteous and knowledgeable regarding the area and items available. I felt like I am a member of this community, although just a visitor. Need munchies, solid food, drink, fuel, both diesel as gasoline, propane, then this is your spot.”
“My go to in Clearview anytime I need something quick and it's right there been doing my quick convienance shopping like cigarettes, beer, snacks, soda, energy drinks, etc. these guys are dope and the owner is dope too.”
“This jeweler, Vinh Lee is so amazing! Vinh meticulously works for a perfect end result and exquisite finished product! I have turned my ring in several times for various things: resizing, rhodium etc and each time I get my ring back it looks better than new- I hope he is the main jeweler here forever so I can continue getting the most beautiful ring back each time!”
“Clean, huge selection of pre made snacks in the cooler, all sorts of drinks. But the best part...beautifully fried chicken !! Absolutely delicious. Tenders, wings, breasts, thighs. Also have a selection of corn dogs and a few other fried delights. Lots of sauce packets as well. Just a pass thru on the way to friend in Machias, gotta day this place is always a stop for a snack. Even on the way to lunch!”
“Great place to stop off the main drag and fill up on your way in and out of town and grab some quick convenient store snack to munch on along the way. Mary and Daniel are always there to greet you with great customer service and convenience.”
“I hear people making comments about new ownership, negative things. I am thankful there is a store there, and far better than the original one next to Docs in the 80s. They have really good Chicken Breast Spicy Fried chicken for NICE price. The staff, if you get to know a little bit, they are nice folks, and they are hard workers. I have questions on prices sometimes, which they usually do not know offhand, but are happy to check. I enjoy several other of their deli foods. Their breakfast egg/sausage cheese muffin is tasty and also priced good enough. Even on Thanksgiving after a long day driving north, coming back home and stopping by there, the guys were open, friendly, laughing and cool as usual. I appreciate this place being there. I get tractor fuel there too, when i just need 8hrs work worth... Thanks for being reasonable store for all sorts of things. I am just fine with the new ownership and folks there. Disregard the negative comments about them...”
“A friendly neighborhood market! My daughter and I stop here after horseback riding every other Sunday, and there’s always something yummy to eat. The guy behind the counter is super nice!”
“Haggen in Snohomish is one of the most inviting grocery stores in the area, but it trails both PCC, Sprouts, and even the Woodinville Haggen in freshness and modern feel. It could move from a dependable local market to a real destination store by emphasizing the qualities those competitors do best. The foundation is strong — excellent produce, quality meats, and friendly staff — but several changes would elevate it: – Broaden organic and local sourcing (especially herbs, mushrooms, and greens) to match PCC’s farm-direct selection. – Introduce lighter, fresh-prepared options and fewer heavy deli items — Sprouts excels here with bowls, wraps, and plant-forward meals. – Use clear signage to showcase local farms, makers, and seasonal highlights. – Refresh interior design with warmer wood tones, greenery, and natural light — the Woodinville Haggen feels brighter and more current. – Add ingredient transparency in the bakery, deli, and hot bar — customers increasingly expect clarity about sourcing and nutrition. – Consider vendor pop-ups or community tastings to give the space more local energy and connection. Snohomish Haggen has the people and product quality to compete with top-tier grocers; it just needs to evolve its presentation and focus on freshness and identity the way PCC, Sprouts, and its Woodinville sibling already have.”
“Review is specifically for the Deli department. Stopped here to grab some quick bites for the group. There was only one guy working at that time - it was around 6.30 in the evening. He was super cool; took his time and gave us the salads and chicken we were ordered. Unlike some of the other safeways, he was genuinely good and friendly. Great service!”
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