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  1. WinCo Foods - 6621 166th Avenue East

    6621 166th Avenue East, Sumner WA 98390

    4.2 Good 240 reviews

    “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”

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  2. Fred Meyer Fuel Center - 1201 Valley Avenue

    1201 Valley Avenue, Sumner WA 98390

    4 Good 132 reviews

    “I like using the fuel additive pumps, as I usually buy it off the shelf and pour it in. This cuts that part out. The last couple of times, however, they have not been functional. Hopefully Freddie's can fix this trend. Prices per gallon seem to be on par with the surrounding area, perhaps a cent or 2 less.”

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  3. Fred Meyer Grocery Pickup and Delivery - 1201 Valley Ave

    1201 Valley Ave, Sumner WA 98390

    4 Good 4 reviews

    “Always love Fred Meyer. They have a better variety of things than Safeway or Walmart. This one has kinda ghetto bathrooms tho. Not bad if you need to go but def ghetto. Unexpected lol. But a great store still! The rest of the store looks just like any other Fred Meyers!”

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  5. Fred Meyer - 1201 Valley Avenue

    1201 Valley Avenue, Sumner WA 98390

    3.5 Good 198 reviews

    “They dont make fresh French bread and their prices are not as cheap as Safeway on some items but their is a good selection and having home goods and clothing is an added plus but they are more expensive than Amazon on the flip side it is nice to be able to hold and try on the item before hand instead of guessing it will fit or it is made well so there is a trade off if I need it now uncle Fred's is great took the star off for no fresh French bread ... all and all its comparable to Safeway if it was closer than Safeway is for me x2 stores I might go there more often Safeway has better deals on meat and quality seems consistently better tho I may be partial since I've been an Albertsons and now Safeway shopper my whole life and safeway honors every competitors sale price if one is diligent enough to do their homework and clips coupons like my dad taught me to do . 4 outta 5 aint that bad”

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  6. Fred Meyer Jewelers - 1201 Valley Avenue

    1201 Valley Avenue, Sumner WA 98390

    3.3 Good 61 reviews

    “I had a pre-wedding emergency after picking up my rings from a different Fred Meyer jewelers location, I brought them to this location to fix them since the original location couldn’t help me. Once I arrived, the ladies rushed my ring to the back like it was going in for emergency surgery and had it fixed within 5 minutes! The manager Tyler identified what was wrong with my rings and fixed it quickly and saved the day! I will be coming to this Fred Meyer jewelers from now on… Thanks sumner Freddy’s jeweler team!”

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  7. Fred Meyer Pharmacy - 1201 Valley Avenue

    1201 Valley Avenue, Sumner WA 98390

    2.5 Average 97 reviews

    “Staff is always kind, patient, very friendly, even when at least 6 customers waiting in line and the person they are serving is having a difficult time understanding Dr. Instructions the staff was so kind to this elderly man. Thank you pharmacy staff one and all for your grace under fire!”

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