Safeway Food & Drug

This Safeway is okay, but is not on the top of my list. Instead of a bakery, there’s a doughnut case and some tables with baked goods. The only reason I don’t like that is because there’s no fresh-​baked foods. Other than that, though, I like this store. The service in the meat department is fast, and the people working there are always happy to get you seafood, beef, and pork. The produce department includes over 120 different types of fruits and veggies for sale. Last of all, the parking lot is mostly used by Safeway customers, meaning it has more extra space.

This is for the floral department of Safeway! I needed a quick Bouquet of roses wrapped in some special cellophane with some babies breath and ribbon and the clerk Lynsey was fabulous! Very accommodating and wrapped up a beautiful bouquet as fast as she could!
Kudos Lynsey

This Safeway is less than a mile from my house yet I drive out of my way to shop elsewhere most of the time.
There is rarely more than one check out line open. If I go in for my big weekly shopping trips I almost always have to use the express line as it is the only one open and I feel like an ASS while the line of people holding two or three items piles up behind me (I can only let so many people go ahead of me).
All the employees are friendly. I enjoy going here off hours or just to grab a few items. Just wish they staffed more people.
Not to any fault of the store but this is NOT the place to go during the summer. It is right near high rocks swimming hole & everyone comes in sweaty and in their swimwear (no cover ups) to buy snacks. GROSS!

I have shopped at this Safeway for over 20 years. Fortunately for me my husband did most of the grocery shopping for years, but now that I am back doing the shopping I notice how much this store has declined. As everyone else says they never have enough checkers. I almost laugh when they call for all help up front knowing there isn’t anyone in the store. I also rarely see any baggers or carry out people. I am presuming that management could care less about customer service at this store. Additionally because they have no help you have to look at the pull dates on every perishable item. I go the extra distance to the Hilltop Safeway now and its a 180 experience from this one.

I will go to the Safeway on Webster rd it’s 4 minutes from my house but it’s better than going to the Gladstone Safeway, it takes forever to to get through the line, selection is crappy,

Such a pretty, new space with nearly all the groceries you could want at a fair price and with excellent service ! Safeway has Starbucks, a deli, a bakery and abundant parking. I love the free wi– fi and seating area too.

Located across the parking lot from the Oxford Suites Hotel where my daughter and I stayed for the weekend. We stopped in for some snacks for the room and whatever else we could find. It’s nice that this Safeway stays open until 1:00 AM but, it would be even better if it were open all night.
After normal hours, don’t expect to find too much in the way of hot or decent foods. Their Deli and it’s selection are poor after hours. With the exception of what they labeled as hot wings, I ended up buying beer, day old red velvet cake and chips & dips.
There is a Starbucks located inside this store too. But one would never know by their advertising or where the shop is located within the store. That’s probably the reason there are no reviews of this Starbucks. No one knows of it’s existence.

Like any other Safeway, this place is dreary, poorly lit, understaffed, and overpriced. Its redeeming qualities are in the fact that it’s near my work and open late, so midnight post-​shift grocery runs are made possible when the Fred Meyer up an exit is closed. And Danè, one of the night shift managers, is always a pleasure to be rung up by for his friendliness and commitment to customer service. Otherwise, expect long lines, slow and limited checkouts (only a third are open, at most, during peak times), fair-​to-​poor produce, and slim selections to be the norm.

Oui… where to start. Despite a ‘remodel’ the store still feels old and shabby. It is fine for the basics, but it is small so it is limited. For example they have Top Ramen. They do not carry the Maruchan Ramen though. Just an example… they may have the item you’re looking for just not the brand you are used to having.
They get 2 stars for the basics. They lose stars for pathetic meat department (no meat counter, and selection is very limited), generally mediocre to poor produce, and bad service. The checkers are fine, pleasant and do their job. Management apparently feels like long lines give people more time to impulse buy, cause they always seem to be short handed
I shop here cause it is close, but I take my big shopping trips,(ie weekly meat and produce) elsewhere. Too bad, this could be a great local store if they tried a little.

This store is miserable.
I’ve been here a handful of times to buy groceries and *EVERY SINGLE TIME* I leave angry, frustrated. I live close, so it is convenient, and close to the freeway.
Now, I’m not a family man. I usually spend around $ 30 when I go grocery shopping. The bare essentials, no need for huge things like TP and paper towels every time I go, so it’s usually in a basket.
Being pretty thin makes it pretty crummy to hold on to a basket with 25 lbs of groceries in it, having to wait in a long line that extends into an aisle. Do you know how degrading it is to set a basket on the ground because someone four customers in front of you is paying with a damn check and you don’t want to wait!?! If you have a self checkout, or more checkers it will greatly alleviate my frustration.
The only reason this store got two stars– They open up the service counter to people that are buying items that don’t have to be weighed (i.e. no produce). That has given us the easy pass a couple of times. The employees know there is an issue with this an are sympathetic. The management and brass are ignorant.
Issue two: «Attention service Desk: Two. Zero. One.». A employee explained to my inquiry about this strange, constant, annoying robo-​page that it is the method certain departments know they have a phone call. I don’t give a crap if the service counter has a phone call. Isn’t that why phones ring, to alert the person that there is an incoming call? Whatever numbskull at corporate decided that this was better than having a phone ring at the department being called should be fired. This is all Safeway corporate stores, apparently. After Googling the quote, I’m not the only one perturbed.
All in all. I want to relax when I am shopping. Muzak is okay, because it can be ignored. When you’re waiting in line with a cramped wrist and every 15 seconds «Attention Service Desk. Two. Zero. One.» comes on the loud speaker, it makes for a memorable non-​pleasurable experience.

It’s close to work so I go out of convience. Most of the staff are ok, no Chinese food, ok deli, Starbucks inside, it’s been remodeled but still reminds me of an old run down Safeway.