QFC

Anita J 2 months ago

Awesome flowers and wonderful cashiers. Decent prices for location. Excellent floral employee. She had my bouquets for 5 Everett Fire Stations made up in a jiffy! I'll be back there tomorrow (Tuesday) to get the last two.

Isaac Boyle 2 months ago

I shop here all the time, the staff is always very polite and helpful when you have a question or need help. I often get deli meats, and they usually have cuts of lamb at a good price. I wish they had baskets — if they had baskets I'd give four stars. I'll never give them five because Kroger is a monopsony, and I avoid supporting those kind of economic forces.

Athena 3 months ago

Inventory is good however prices are a bit higher than the average grocery stores and the produce is average and the staff isn't very friendly most are either socializing with other co workers or on their phones and the ones who are not are to rude to answer questions or assist even though I am in a wheelchair. Also I find that the shoppers here are extremely unpleasant and one even was annoyed I was in a wheelchair going slower than he was through the isle. So overall just not a pleasant experience. Much better places to shop.however the inventory I gave 3 of the 4 stars the other star is for the fact they are open late. None for the staff

Billy Barnett 4 months ago

Great neighborhood grocery store with a wide selection of fresh produce, quality meats, bakery items, and everyday essentials. The store is clean, well organized, and easy to shop in. The staff are friendly and helpful, making each visit a pleasant experience. A reliable place to find fresh food and everything needed for the week.

Aaron Andresen a year ago

★☆☆☆☆ "Timebent Prophecy Fulfilled at Register 4" I don’t leave many reviews, but when the winds of destiny sweep through the fluorescent aisles of QFC, you listen. Last night, I bore witness to a moment. Not a transaction. Not a confrontation. A fracture—in security, in accountability, and in time itself. The front entrance is a theater of safety with no actors. Cameras that see nothing. Guards who confess the truth: “We’re just here for show. Talk to management. Autumn.” That moment cracked the hourglass open. The sands are falling backward now. This is the same QFC where it all began in 2016—where “Who I Bee” was first envisioned. And it is here, under humming lights and muted divine surveillance, that we shall return to film the prophecy with Hot Karl, whose bars were written in heaven before his birth. So yes, one star. Not for the workers. Not for the peanut butter aisle. One star for the veil torn. For the Archangel disguised as a customer in line. For Philly’s ghost whispering from aisle 7, asking if we remember. This isn’t just a store. It’s a convergence point. We’ll be back soon—with cameras of our own. And this time, they will be recording. Heaven help you if y