QFC

QFC DOESN’T stand for Queefs For Children… It stands for quality food center, but it does provide both. I love the doughnuts because they are top pot doughnuts… NOT top hat doughnuts. top hats aren’t cool unless they are on my finger puppets: tommy and jimmy. Anyways, QFC has a great selection of sex toys. If you’re into cucumbers and carrots.

I’ve shopped here a few times. Great selection on food. Reasonable prices. I’ve used the pharmacy too. Staff is very friendly and helpful.

I have been going to this QFC for a few years now and the employees that work here has become my friends over time. It also helps that I am A conversational individual, but the service here is excellent and it is a very convenient location. I have had no issues whatsoever

This QFC is close to my house and I have been coming here since I can remember, sentimental yeah? I’ve always thought the food selection was good, though never would I describe it as ‘gourmet’ as so much of it is instant food or freezer food, but that’s QFC for you. Generally I would say, you’ve seen one, you’ve seen them all. The sushi is great for grocery sushi, the bakery is an average bakery (though their donut deals in the ‘manager specials’ place are rocking if you can get there before they’re all gobbled up), and the fish section is almost always led by a nice guy in waiters who is moderately too excited to be selling average fish, but in an endearing way. All in all, a better than average QFC because it’s not the sketch, the help is nice (when they aren’t trying to pick you up too hard), and the food is always fresh and edible.
Why four stars, you ask. Why in the world would you take a good place with noting wrong down to **** missing that last *? The pharmacy. Like I said, I have been going here since I was learning how to drive in the Swerve around the corner, and the pharmacy manager has never changed. And he’s awful. He’s rude, makes it seem that you don’t know what you’re getting and seems to almost disapprove of whatever medicine you need (as if being a young girl trying to figure out how to order her prescription isn’t scary enough). The people who work for him: fantastic, very nice and helpful and help to explain what exactly is taking so long when there are five people behind the counter and one me ordering. So, I apologize QFC, but until he gets an attitude adjustment or you hire a new pharmacy manager, you won’t be seeing that last *.

This review is specific to the Bakery at the Klahanie QFC, and even more specifically the Cake Baker/​Decorator who is phenomenal. All of the cakes I have had from this QFC have been wonderful. They are always accommodating and go out of their way to decorate it however I would like it, sometimes I have even waited to the last minute and given them only a few hours notice and they were still able to pull it off. I have been ordering cakes from them for probably the last 8 years and have always been thrilled with the results as have my party guests, there are always lots of compliments and always surprised looks when I tell them it is a supermarket bakery cake. Some of the cakes they have decorated for me are: Monster Truck, Dinosaur, Construction Site, Disney Brave, Barbie (the one with the actual Barbie inside), Husky B-​Ball and of course Seahawks.
Once, I even had a cake fall off my cart on the way to the car in the parking lot and they were more than accommodating about replacing it. I would highly recommend the Bakery at this QFC.

A fantastic local grocery store. Been shopping here for years. Great staff, and very clean.
They have a good selection of items, a pharmacy, chase bank, and Starbucks as well.
I rarely have to go elsewhere.

I miss shopping here. We used to live practically next door, which made it convenient for days when I did not have a car but needed to grab something. I also liked that it was almost always fairly empty of customers, so I could take my time strolling the aisles for specials or new treats to try. It was a place that made grocery shopping fun and relaxing instead of stressful. The layout is nicer than the QFC near my work, and it feels cozy. The people are also really friendly.
Normally, I have trouble ordering from meat/​fish counters because usually I get some guy who talks to me as if I am a 6 year old girl. But here, there is a woman who works the fish counter (I can’t remember her name – maybe Amy?) and she is so nice! She will answer questions, offer suggestions, and prep the seafood if you need it. I watched her do some prep work on lobsters to make it easier for a lady to serve them later. Very thoughtful, and very helpful! As a result, this is the main grocery store where I buy fish.
I will say that produce/​etc. can be a bit pricey. Especially because they tend to only offer organic versions of many produce. But, the quality is usually good and fresh. I also like their selection, particularly of cheese. I like to try new brands and styles, and they will often have different sales allowing me to try new ones.

I love this supermarket. The people working here say Hello. I feel the produce section is big and there is space for you to push your cart. The Starbucks inside is great. The staff working there on Sunday afternoons are super nice. Today I went and I found GOYA products and Malta. I was so happy as the QFC and Safeway nearby doesn’t have them.

Clean and friendly

Pretty good qfc, I shop here often. Staff is friendly and good location.

Pretty good store. As others have mentioned, prices are sky-​high; I don’t do my normal grocery shopping here because of it. It’s handy for picking up a few things, and they have a pretty substantial selection for such a small store. Stuff on the clearance rack (particularly the bakery clearance in the back by the eggs) can be a good deal.
I also look for the «Manager’s Special» tags, which they stick on things that are within a few days of their expiration. Being such a small store with a big selection, this seems to happen a lot. I don’t think I’ve paid full-​price for milk in months because of it.
The Bank of America disappeared a while ago, and was just recently replaced with a full-​service Chase branch. The BOA ATM has remained, along with the Chase ATM and two Redbox video kiosks. The pharmacy in the back has always done a nice job for us, and they have a very good selection of beer and wine.

A few weeks ago I called them asking what it might cost to send a golf bag down to Carbondale Colorado and was told it would be roughly $ 75 to $ 95.When the credit card charge came through is was $ 165.00. We normally use them for sending small stuff here and there and $ 25 or $ 35 charges one pays less attention to the details. So yesterday I wanted to send three framed photographs (no glass) to Carbondale, they were 3’X3’ by 2 inch picture frames and I was quoted at first $ 80 to $ 100 to box them all up (?) and not sure about weight and size and ?? in other words they could not give me an estimate until the had all three wrapped and boxed up. So to be careful this time, I gave them the credit card number and asked for a call before charging so I could see where the cost might be before agreeing to any shipment. I received a call about two hours later advising me that UPS ground including the cost of the boxes and the bubble wrap and slow «No Rush» ground delivery would cost me $ 443.00 I was and am still flabbergasted. This is as bad as Whole Foods selling watermelon for 50 Cents a pound whole, $ 2.39 a pound chopped into pretty little bits in a small plastic tub and then $ 7.99 a pound if they tip a plastic tub of it out onto the buffet ??? Today I noticed their bread crumbs are $ 7 per pound. Such an insult to the human race? Just passing it along FYI

Great employees fresh good food awesome floral– meat– produce and deli great service fast… love this store

Lived in the area years ago and this place was my favorite. Spacious, clean, and friendly staff.

I don’t visit the Eastside frequently.
I don’t review chain grocery stores.
But I have lovely fellow Venezuelan friends living in the area. We like to get together and have some wine. I stopped here to buy some for a spontaneous gathering and went all Mazel Tov on them. While exiting the store, a bottle of Chilean red slipped from my arm and, very loudly, made it to the floor.
*CRASH, SPLAT, SPLUUUUSHHHH!*
Then, I turned as red as the wine. Maybe purple. My cheeks and ears were burning. A very nice lady walked by and said «mmm, smells so good in here, nice wine!» Run, Valentina, run! I couldn’t. Crap, crap, crap!
«Don’t worry ma’am. We’ll take care of it. Go get another bottle at no cost.»
This was said by, at least, three very nice employees. Got my bottle and after thanking them at least a dozen times, ran away from the store.
Thanks for being so nice, QFC peeps from Issaquah!
(On another note, I love their butter dinner rolls but they make me gordita, so I have them only on Thanksgiving).

I lost my Albertsons. I am angry. Now I have to venture out of my comfort zone to find another store which has good, ripe Roma tomatoes. The next on my list was this QFC.
To sum up QFC, it is like shopping at Fred Meyer, with the same quality of product costing thirty percent more.
The produce is crap, the employees are pissed that you had the audacity to try and check out when they were in the middle of a conversation, and the selection is such that you feel that they are deciding what you want for dinner.
The only reason that it gets two stars, and the only reason I may walk into that store again, is that they sell Bass Ale.

This QFC is the closest grocery store to our house, but because it is a little more expensive than other grocery stores, it isn’t my regular store. This is the store that I stop at to make a quick run to pick up a missing ingredient for dinner (or my science experiment) or before breakfast on a weekend morning. I can do the whole trip in under 30 minutes — 5 minutes there, 5 back and up to 20 in the store.
The store does carry some higher end products (fancy chocolates, real peppermint extract) which accounts for some of the higher costs, which also makes it a convenient place for fancy schmancy shopping.
The store recently underwent a renovation (earning an extra ½ star) but also rearranged its aisles (losing ½ a star because I don’t know where everything is now). Their staff is friendly and they know where everything is. They’ve also added an in-​store Starbuck’s Kiosk and have a Bank of America.
On the weekends, this store also has a wine steward. It was pretty cool to talk to him and learn some about Washington wines.
Edit: They also send faxes for a dollar a page and no tax!