Fred Meyer

Been shopping there since they opened and probably will continue but some of their staff need a refresher on customer service, especially the guy in the customer service booth. Ran into a problem combining receipts to get their free turkey, bought electronics and food items. Checkout stated Customer Service would fix the receipts but when they scanned the receipts the computer said «Item not found». I had just receivede the receipts so know they were valid. The customer service associate stated that the purchases would have to be on the same receipt. I thought of returning everything 4 – 5 bags of stuff but decided to drop the argument because it was evident the associate had no idea what he was doing. Lost about a 30.00 turkey. Bottom line, good store but their staff is slipping.

Fred Meyer has a wide variety of items from grocery to home goods to clothes, etc. I mainly come here for groceries when there’s a good sale. They frequently have good deals on some produce. The beer selection is pretty good too. When I leave, I get tempted by the brochures for their jewelry, but I don’t know what the quality of that actually is. I love a one stop shop.

I like this Fred Meyer a lot. There is a nice selection of organic foods, and the store is always clean and the employees friendly. The only time I found a shortage of anything was right after the Easter Egg RUSH.
The layout of this store is different than the Kennewick store. It’s not better or worse, just different, and I sometimes find myself needing help to find what I need, but the employees always cheerfully direct me to the elusive items on my list.

This is our favorite grocery store. They have just about everything you need, truly one stop shopping. The produce department is always fresh, the whole of grocery is clean and well stocked. The staff is friendly and always ready to help, they always have plenty of check stands open too.

This review is to complain about the pharmacy. This location automatically puts all your prescriptions on auto refill. I have asked them several times to stop refilling my prescriptions but they do it anyway. They have even gotten to the point of calling my doctors office and requesting refills on drugs that I don’t need or use. I have even received a letter from my doctors office asking me to stop asking for refills on drugs I’m not even asking for. I then have to contact my doctors office and explain I’m not the onr asking for the refills

Fred Myers is one of my favorite places to shop. It has everything and is close by. The employees are great, the place is clean, and I know exactly where everything is.

This FM is good but always so busy. Most of the time it’s stocked well. I’d recommend going around 7pm to beat the crowd.
The gas station is always packed too. They need a larger one bad!!!

When I do grocery shopping, I normally visit Winco Food since their prices tend to lean towards the cheaper end, however after stopping by Fred Meyer recently I was pretty much am amazed by their variety and layout at their store.
First off it’s your one stop shop, they have anything and everything you need for you fridge and for your home which is highly convenient. They also have a kids corner where they have a babysitter to watch your children while you shop which is pretty helpful if you have an army of tots with you at all times.
They have many registers that are extremely efficient and quick to check out for basket or cart of groceries.
I would highly recommend this place to anyone. Prices are pretty cheap overall even while they have a pretty nice organic section A+++

They have a good selection of vegetarian and health-​food products and organic produce, and I shop there regularly. It’s a bit pricier than Winco for «everyday» stuff, however. Check out has always been fast and friendly, which I truly appreciate at the end of a long day.

I’m a fan of Fred Meyer, and shop here often. This review will pertain to maneuvering your RV in and out. I have been able to easily get to the end island of the gas station (the best place to fill in your RV) and able to get out. If you need to park there to do some shopping, there is room as long as the store isn’t busy. I wouldn’t try it around Christmas. And by Christmas I mean the months of October, November, and December. For some reason, all three of those months the parking lot is PACKED and hard to get an RV around. But you can still get in the gas station during those months. I have parked the RV there before to do some shopping.

Place is amazing! Love it. Only downside is its tough to find help on the hardware side.

Fred Meyer would be my third favorite store in the Tricities (Right after Yoke’s Fresh Market in West and Home Depot in Richland). This is a really great store for lots of reasons, in no particular order:
1. Store is Huge — I mean, it has pert-​near everything… all the expected departments.
2. Food selection is good — plus they have a kosher section which is nice for this area.
3. I do like their lawn and garden section — swell selection of outdoor solar lighting.
4. Friendly staff — everyone from the floor workers to the check out folks. Nice!
5. Deli area with those nice cooked chickens that you can get for reasonable price.
6. Auto parts area that has proven to have the stuff that I need when I need it.
7. Remodel over the past few years — looks quite spiffy.
8. Exceptional selection of baked goods including some really awesome cakes.
9. Complete electronics store.
10. Did I mention all the departments? Including furnishings, dishes, etc… Good stuff!
So Fred’s is right up there in the context of favorite business establishments in the TriCities. Cheers!

I think this Fred Meyer is awesome mainly because of their small but dense natural foods section. In addition, throughout the grocery they have nice produce, a decent selection of beers, and they carry my favorite Aranciata orange soda ;)
They also have a rather large amount of hardware and home items in the gigantic hangar that is their store. One thing I wish they would do is start to stock some more items that I love (like Ghirardelli sweet cocoa, for which I still have to stop by Albertsons).

I’m a fan of one-​stop shopping, and Fred’s fits the bill. The store is always clean, well-​lit, and has a good variety of items. The fuel rewards program is nice; being a rewards member knocks three cents per gallon off the advertised price, which makes it consistently among the lowest prices in the area, and when you build up enough ‘points’, you get a tank for 10c/​gal less than advertised.
The only problem I have with this store is that it’s sometimes hard to find certain items, partly because the store is so big, and partly because the placement of some items is not particularly intuitive. For example, they have a large kitchen section, but the least expensive kitchenware is not even in this section, it’s in an aisle with baking supplies. If you just want a regular measuring cup or brownie pan, look there; the simple ones in that aisle are half the price.

I love me some Fred Meyer! Sometimes I like to go just to look around in awe. You can make an afternoon out of it (it’s true, I have no life)! But in any case, it’s one truly awesome store!
It’s so big! There’s everything here! Even a furniture section! They’ve got a great electronics department with a huge music and movie selection. They also have a big clothing section with some really nice clothes for a big box store. Housewares is like a mini Bed Bath and Beyond and the gardening section is huge to say the least. Then there’s the grocery section, which is VERY nice! There’s tons of stuff here that you can’t find in other stores and their produce is dazzling in its freshness. There’s a big organic section (if you’re in to that sort of thing) and the meat looks darn good.
The store is clean, well stocked, quiet and friendly. What could be wrong with it? Well, it’s pretty expensive, but you can do like me and just look around (I do actually buy stuff there).
This is just one of those places you have to check out for yourself to truly get a real idea of how great it is.

I like this place because it is a 1-​stop shopping experience. They have a decent grocery section. Their beer selection is above normal. And if you need that can of paint, sprinkler for the backyard, or DVD of Into The Wild, you can take care of all of those birds with one stone — I’m all for squeezing many trips into one. I’m all on the «eco-​tip»!

You got it!
One stop shopping.
Food, drugs, appliance, plants furniture.
Its all here.
It feels like a warehouse to me.
Management staff work the registers, fill napkins etc.
Richland has little to do and many coem her efor lunch. the deli, to me, has little concept of healthy food, BUT that’s my judgment. Retired folks seem happty to come get their deli lunch special. its less expensive than most places in town.