Grocery Stores in Yelm, WA

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  1. 1000 East Yelm Avenue, Yelm WA 98597

    4.7 Superb 120 reviews

    “Absolutely amazing prices and items! Not to Mention the staff is so kind and helpful, I honestly did not think buying food could be affordable anymore until I found grocery outlet. I get excited to go shopping now!”

  2. 1109 E Yelm Ave, Yelm WA 98597

    4.2 Good 252 reviews

    “I have always had great experiences at this Safeway - in store, drive up and go, and delivery. Today (3/4/26) my delivery order said it was delivered but nothing was outside, which is a first after getting delivery twice a week for years. Talking to ai chat, and ai rep, I got no where. But once they sent me to the girl in drive up and go I was taken care of. She was so nice and said they will pick the order for me again and make sure I don't get the same doordash driver again. She even called me later to tell me the driver has the groceries in the car and on the way. Once they arrived I opened the door to a small plant and a sweet handwritten note apologizing from drive up and go. It made my day! I didn't get the girls name but I had to rush to make a review so that her kindness, and costumer service is appreciated.”

  3. 1101 E Yelm Ave, Yelm WA 98597

    4.1 Good 124 reviews

    “This is a great gas station when you are heading south. There is a great deal when you buy food from the store. So it gives you discounts on fuel when you buy a certain amount of groceries. Like all fuel stations. The price sucks.. Its not because of Safeway, its because of the greedy Government yahoos”

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  5. 624 Crystal Springs St NW NW, Yelm WA 98597

    4.2 Good 29 reviews

    “Hey the place is okay for just it is what it is if he ain't got no money you need some food and some grub these people will help you make sure you get fed and be polite to him because of good peoples”

  6. 21600 N Clear Lake Blvd SE, Yelm WA 98597

    3.9 Good 71 reviews

    “Nice to have a nearby place to get milk for my Little Brother and Sister who rely on it for hydration and a place to get a few snacks. A bit pricy in my opinion but I said it's nice and convenient not cheap.”

  7. 17100 WA-507 SE, Yelm WA 98597

    3.2 Average 30 reviews

    “As of the 18 of April, 2023 Walmart Suoercenter will no longer have bags for your groceries. Bring your own, buy the ones they have at the checkouts (fabric) or go without.”

  8. 17100 WA-507, Yelm WA 98597

    3.5 Good 321 reviews

    “Great store just would be appreciated if it was open later, my life doesn't shut down early and it was always nice to be able to count on Walmart when it was open later. Even 1a.m. would ease many sudden times”

  9. 17100 WA-507, Yelm WA 98597

    2.2 Poor 48 reviews

    “Just wanted to recognize an employee at Walmart. Her name was Atlantis. She was working in the dairy section. I saw that what I was looking for was not there ( white chocolate raspberry creamer by delight) she stopped what she was doing and looked. The first place she looked there wasn't any. So instead of telling me no they didn't have any, she took that extra step and looked at another place and it was there. Not too many people or employees will take that extra step nowadays she was very friendly and was willing to help. Her name was Atlantis and I feel that she deserves recognition. Four stars simply because Walmart is not really my favorite place to shop. A lot of employees there are not willing to take that extra step or they are too busy amongst themselves talking ready to get rid of the customer. So kudos to Atlantis for helping me get what I came for thank you!”

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