Fred Meyer

I couldn’t even make it inside because a man was standing outside telling people they were closing soon. I only had a couple things to grab and this was the closest store, I usually don’t shop here. He wouldn’t let me take my service dog inside because he didn’t have his vest on. No one has ever asked me about him (with or without the vest) and he is not required to wear it to accompany me. He was so rude about it basically calling me a liar, didn’t even ask what my dogs task were, he just pointed to the sign that says «no pets, service dogs welcome» I didn’t say a word to him and walked away. Inform your employees of the laws of they are going to stand outside enforcing them. What a bad first experience.

I changed my pharmacy from WalMart to Fred Meyer two years ago, and I have never once experienced WalMart service until today. The lady at the counter made me feel like I was a total inconvenience. And the entire time she was helping me she looked pissed off and super annoyed.
I asked her to check my insurance card since this was the first prescription I was picking up for the year and she didn’t even take the card to check it. She just looked at the card sitting on the counter and said «Yeah. That’s the same we have here and it’s not covered.»
I hope I never have to encounter her again.

On a recent trip to the grocery department, I saw an employee (Craig) putting out some carrots — there was one on the floor at his feet and when another one dropped to the ground, he bent down, scooped them both up and promptly put them in the display with the others. I let a manager know, he didn’t seem that interested, but said he would speak to the clerk about it — a few minutes later they were seen laughing. So I guess hygiene or proper food handling is not very important with the south Medford Fred Meyers.

I love Freddy’s! It’s like a giant Ralph’s (SoCal Kroger). This Fred Meyer is the furthest south on I-​5, so it’s my last stop to stock up on things and refuel the car before heading back to California. No fruits or veggies because I don’t want to be hassled at the agricultural inspection station.
Their gas prices are among the lowest. After getting gas, I stop in for a pit stop in the main store. The restrooms are nice and clean.
They have good prices and sometimes crazy coupon deals in their ad flyers (99 cent half-​gal milk/​juice) for groceries. Also like the half off bakery rack in the back. The staff are super kind and friendly.
Don’t need a club card to get those weekly ad savings, but I think you can earn some kind of reward for gas. They still have plastic bags here!!! YES! Precious~!~!!

Superb service… above & beyond by Sarah & store mgr getting an item in that I really, really wanted from another store! Good reminder of why this is the store I always shop at every time we’re up from CA!!! I’m a Northwest girl & everytime I’m back up this way I can’t wait to shop here! Great job guys! Sure wish you were in CA!!!

This is one of of two box stores that I actually like. I went to Fred Meyer two days ago and checked out their clearance sale (extra 50% off of the red marked price). I collect Converse shoes like none other, Fred Meyer always has a great selection of them and when they have these clearance sales I always like to check out what they’ve got. I always find at least one pair of Converse in my size!
On a few other notes — the store is clean, I think the employees I’ve encountered are nice* (they’re just busy), and they I really enjoy their kitchen area.
*I’ve read from other users that they feel the employees are rude. I’ve had several friends work at Fred Meyer, being this is a corporation, they don’t take care of their employees like they should… which is pretty terrible and why I usually don’t shop at chain stores. Another, a lot of these people are busy and there’s a HUGE difference between busy and rude… learn the difference.

This Fred Meyers is very weird, and I consider myself a connoisseur of grocery stores. (for reals).
The lay out is rediculious and there were multiple safety hazards everywhere. Their deli was not appetizing at all. The selection was limited. The entrance was difficult to find. The bathrooms however were beautiful. Absolutely sparkling.

No one takes care of their customers as well as Fred Meyers, especially this one. Bonnee showed exceptional customer service and made my Christmas shopping stress-​free!

First time here. And in this town. I am absolutely in love with this store. I got everything that I needed for my stay in one place including gas! Wish more stores were like this back home in Cali!

The only place I can go that is a one stop shop. They have a great organic selection and I can shop for food or just about any household item I need. They are moving with the times. They support unions and sustainable practices. Could be a tad better but they respond to consumer demand. Love the discount on gas of course for being a loyal customer.

Home Depot + Target = Fred Meyer. we need one in Colorado Springs

Not my usual Fred Meyer when I am out here but it seemed just fine and very typical. However they did not have what I was looking for. No biggie though, I found it elsewhere and it was a rather obscure item.

If you have the rewards card and shop at Freddy regularly, the fuel prices are the lowest in the area. Note: the north Medford store fuel prices are lower than the prices at the Gateway branch.
While Walmart may have lower prices, it’s produce section has low quality mostly because it doesn’t have enough staff to cull the old items.
Fred has excellent customer service, including its returns policy.

I must say that even though I am a huge fan of a few of Freddy’s deli items, this particular Fred Meyers has some seriously rude employees running the deli. Not only do they seem to refuse to look at you until you call out to them, but they look at you weird when you do, & act completely put out in assisting you if they are in the middle of doing something else. I was just in there tonight, & while one of the employees was carelessly throwing crumpled up meat into a bag for me, I over heard her whisper something to the other deli person that they should have made it seem like they were closed sooner — it was around 9pm. The deli closes at 10pm — & I have been in there at 8:30 & they are already shutting everything down. Even though this is the most convenient Fred Meyers for me to shop at, distance-​wise, I’m considering going elsewhere. It seems like every single time I go in there later than 8pm, they are eager to get out of there asap. I understand wanting to get side work finished so they aren’t lagging, but their main job is serving customers. I have worked in a store deli before, & I know that customer service is first and foremost. Making a sale is #1, & I never want to approach them, especially if I see that they are busy doing other things — that is not how a customer should feel in any situation. If they don’t want to be working there, they should let someone else who will treat Fred Meyers customers with the kind of respect anyone deserves. Next time, I will seek out a manager — hopefully they are willing to be more helpful.

great prices on everything, especially gas. When we’re in Oregon we usually find that Fred Meyer has the best price on gas and diesel.

I love this Fred Meyer! It has everything that I need and a lot cheaper.
I love their organic section. I come here at least twice a week. The people are really nice and personable. The people watching is great too!

It’s a Fred Meyer, it’s like a Target, but different… This one has a Starbucks outside (attached but no entrance from the inside), so it isn’t too bad :)

I’ve read all about Fred Meyer’s, and I had to go into one during my road trip, and WOW. I don’t even know where to start. Southern Oregon is full of really interesting people. Fred Meyer’s felt like a mix of the 909, Los Angeles and the South.
Great people watching.
edit: someone got butthurt about this review, so here you go:
they have a fantastic beer selection and ice cream I didn’t even know existed-​Next time I’m in town I’ll stop by and get some. Employees were friendly and helpful.

I disagree with others. This is one of the more expensive, at least grocery wise, stores around. There produce is not any better than anywhere else. I do like the half off bakery goods. It takes to long to shop here since the pet dept., etc. are not with the food. Too many aisles.
Takes too long.
Yes, friendly employees. Nice people.

Medford was the town that I first came across the Pacific Northwest department store chain, Fred Meyer. This location wasn’t too bad. It is sort of like Target but not quite as trendy and far from the frumpiness and dumpiness of WalMart but somehow it seems a combination of the two. Convenient shopping… I don’t think this store had groceries but I can’t remember. They have everything else that you come to expect from a departments store though. A valid choice when doing department store shopping.