Fred Meyer

I see I’m not the only one disappointed by Fred Meyer’s so called new low prices. I was there today and as noted in another review, their current tactics are very low handed. The broccoli on «sale» for 99 cents a pound has had most of the florets trimmed away leaving mostly just stalk. That’s broccoli stalks for 99 cents a pound.
Cutsforth’s, the local market, has much higher prices, but I’d rather straight up pay more than have a company try to bamboozle me.
I’d like to hear Fred Meyer respond to these serious issues.

Frankly, Fred Meyer has the best grocery prices in Canby. Having said that, their new Lower Prices campaign is a bit of a scam. For example, broccoli at 99 cents a pound would be a decent price, but it is carefully trimmed to be mostly stalk and not florets, so you’re actually paying about double that for usable food.
Even worse, I bought chicken there yesterday at $ 1.99 a pound for boneless breasts. I bought three packages of about four pounds each. When we took the chicken out of the packages we noticed the empty packages felt very heavy… so we weighed them. They averaged a full pound of just packaging. That’s ridiculous and borderline criminal. It brings the ACTUAL per pound cost to about $ 2.60.
I’m posting a picture of one of the empty packages on our kitchen scale so you see they’re really doing it. It’s the modern day equivalent of the butcher with his thumb on the scale.

Yes, this is where I shop. The best thing about being a FM customer is how they treat you when you want to return something. You don’t need a receipt if you keyed in your FM Rewards card when you checked out. They have it all on record. Melissa, who works Canby’s FM Customer Service Counter, is the best!

I really appreciate the variety of offerings from this store and the fact that they hire and train local youth to work here and perhaps move up in the chain. My favorite sections are produce (great choice of fresh, organic veggies), garden (Fuchsia Saturday!), and natural foods (great prices on vitamins, Avalon products).
Even when they’re busy, the customer service is on point and helpful. It’s always clean, well-​organized, and well-​stocked. If and when I’ve had to return something, it’s been an easy, pleasant experience.

Best grocery chain in America, without question.

Fred meyer is one of the best places to shop in Canby because they have a little of everything. They have a starbucks inside so start out with a coffee and then browse. It’s hard to tour the store without finding a cartful of stuff you can’t live without.

I love Fred Meyer! I wish they had these in Cali. Every time I come to Portland I’ll go to Fred Meyer at least once a day. (Ok exaggerating but I’ll go a lot) If a zombie apocalypse occurred I would want to be trapped here! They have everything!!! Food clothes shoes furniture toys jewelry electronics. Yes they have these same things at walmart too but it feels a little more classier.

Pretty good store. Bakery needs some help. What happened to the fresh hot French bread? For a smaller store they do all right.

A pretty decent place for shopping in Canby. I was very young when it was built and I stop in once in a while. People are quite nice and I enjoy getting a sandwich from the deli from time to time. It’s always packed by last-​minute shoppers during holidays and big events though.

Whatever you do, do NOT buy something and pay for the delivery. Everyone that works at the store are completely ignorant about the service. It’s impossible to call the place to see what the problem is. I bought a couch on Saturday. Was told it was all in stock and would be delivered on Wednesday. Now it’s Thursday and I had to call and complain to finally get the delivery service to call me and tell me the opposite what I was told in the store. They don’t have it in stock and they are supposedly delivering it Monday. I want to just cancel it and burn the place to the ground, but I feel like that would be counter productive.
I’m giving this a one because I find the customer service to be terrible and misleading. Also, as far as groceries go, it’s the only store I’ve ever been to that is routinely completely out of things. Just hope they have what you need and go to self-​check out.

Biggest convenience store for this little town :) I am thankful to have a place within driving distance where I can find a «Health Food» section to by ingredients for myself and others I know with food alergies. It has been such a relief to find some variety.
But…since it is a small town, I refrain from purchasing any clothes there so I don’t keep running into ladies wearing the same outfit as me hahaha.

I think we need to bring Fred Myers to the East Coast. It is literally the one stop shop!!! in one visit you can buy beer, clothing, hardware, bedding, electronics, kitchen utensils you name it they will have it! And its usually pretty cheap to! I think its time to bring it out east folks!

Today, while and about, I stopped into this location to use the restroom, and pretend I’m a customer by strolling the electronic section for any possible clearance bargains for the PS2.
Freddy’s electronics section is usually pretty «blah,» «meh,» or «eh.» It’s open late, so thats a plus (see: spur of the moment run on a Saturday night at 10:30 to get a copy of NCAA Football 08). Unfortunately, the selection is below normal, and prices are no different than Best Buy, Target, etc.
I found a jewel of a game (to me) called Rail Simulator in the PC games section. I would figure this would be a game found only at a place like Fry’s, but sure enough Fred Meyer pulled through.
I’ll look like a certified jackass if RS is stocked at any electronics store/​section at say, Tanasbourne. But at least my pit stop at this location had opportunity knocking to get a new PC game to go home with.

OMG-​I could totally live in Fred Meyer. I could-​even a JAP like me can pretend a place like this isn’t Walmart, Kmart, Target and Tuesday Morning, etc. all rolled into one.
I will write more about this mega store when I can actually land back in reality. For now, and for those of you in other places, here is the breakdown:
Garden Center
Toys
Housewares
Groceries
Electronics
Clothes
Drug Store
Jewelery
Starbucks (but who doesn’t have this now a days)
Sushi Counter
Deli
Kids play center
I am exhausted… and broke. Still no Nintendo Wii’s though…