WinCo FoodsReviews of wincofoods.com

Only ONE check out open on a very BUSY Saturday morning. This is at the Tigard, OR store. The line at check out extends HALF WAY across the store. Who is the manager of this store? Do they even have a manager?

Self-check out. Please put a barcode on the single avocados, or even a pic of it so one can find it without have to ask the person standing there to do it. I was NOT there to chat!!! put the code in the computer and move on. The person got her nose out of joint because I asked her to put the code in and move on she had to call the supervisor.Then the supervisor tried to take my cart. she got her nose out of joint when I asked her to leave it. Really people!!! Im in the self check out for a reason . I AM NOT THERE TO CHAT.

WinCo reports that they are open 24-hours a day. Well, the store is open, but the aisles are just not accessible. Stock clerks had six aisles of the store completely closed for stocking. Accessibility for anyone with a disability is non-existent. At one aisle that blocked my exit to THE cashier stand that was open, I was told that I would have to "go around". The 'go around' amounted to about 100 yards of extra real estate that I would have to cover to get to the only checkout option available. When I went to the store shortly after 1:00AM, I was using a cane due to problems with my knee. Therefore, I REALLY did not relish the idea of adding 100 yards to my trip to the cashier. Eventually the stock clerk grudgingly moved one of his shopping carts full of stock so that I could barely get through at all. Why bother to be open 24-hours if you don't want CUSTOMERS to use the store? At that time of the morning, a customer is the lowest form of life in the store.

We’ve been shopping in the Medford Oregon winco for 15 years now, and will continue to. The prices are great, across the board. The store is always well stocked. Busy checkstands with not enough being staffed for the amount of customers. But basically the line goes pretty quick. Too bad the neighborhood is super rough. It’s a tough crowd and a super sketchy area of town. That’s not Winco’s fault, just unfortunate. We go there because you can buy a lot of groceries (and there’s a huge variety) at a great price. my main complaint is that there is zero customer service at this Winco. If an employee looks at you, it is definitely not a friendly look. my wife has noticed it too. Remember, we’ve been shopping here 15 years. Really annoyed and preoccupied employees. And there is zero customer service. I can just hear some employees saying “what do you want us to do, go around saying Hi to everyone?” Well, at least acknowledge customers and make sure they’re finding everything all right! And smile! where I work, it’s a part of what we do every day. To make the world better, it’s all about little things we all do every day. To sum it up, shopping at Winco is a tough experience, and we’re always happy to get out of there. Definitely doesn’t have to be that way

My wife and I filled our cart and went to a cashier to pay. The line was getting long and they only had One single person at the checkout lines. We decided to go to the self checkout area and started scanning our items. We kept getting stopped and had to get help to continue with our scanning. The woman pointed up at a sign that said 15 items only that looked like one of the other thousand signs in the store and we didn't notice it. We got fed up and just left our cart filled with groceries behind. The woman that had to clear the check out machine was not very friendly and pointed out that rules are rules. "Put a damn sign where people are entering these self check outs so they can notice them better rather then hanging them up high as the sign was telling us 15 items only.

We have always enjoyed shopping at win co. Their prices and quality have been terrific and still are reasonable. They seem to be catching up to the other grocery prices though. Today I just found out they don't seem to want to cater to any kosher foods and none of the varieties other than 4 boxes of Matzos. We have always bought gefilte fish, candles, and many other varieties but today, when all the other stores have set aside areas for passover foods, winco has done NOTHING. I was told by their 2-3 managers, that they are not stocking kosher food anymore, due to their warehouse not shipping any. Winco gone anti-semitic???? I certainly hope not, but in todays radical climate I certainly hope not. D Bellingham. Wa.

Low prices for low quality. Be careful of multiple ringups for one item. Asking for help or if help is offered turns out to be pointless. Being a step up from the Dollar Tree doesn't justify the attitude of the people working here. Winco Foods does support Buying Large Mansions, that explains things somewhat.