WinCo Foods

WinCo Foods is a fantastic place to shop, especially for those looking to save without compromising on quality. The likelihood of some foods at affordable rates is high, and I think it’s more amazing! The store offers a wide selection of bulk items, fresh produce, meats, and pantry staples all at prices that are hard to beat. What makes WinCo stand out even more is its employee-owned model, which brings a sense of care and commitment to customer service. Shopping here feels both smart and satisfying, making it a go-to destination for budget-conscious shoppers who still want variety and freshness. Likelihood of some foods at affordable rates! I I think it’s more amazing 😻

Have not been here for a couple of years. Inside looks the same. Clean, but aged. Prices vary. Some items better than other stores many seemed comparable. Staff was friendly all around. Parking was easy. Check-out, with cash, prefers exact change.

Even though it’s a 20-minute drive from us, we always find it worth the trip to shop at WinCo. They’re open 24 hours, which is incredibly convenient, and their prices are consistently low. It’s great that they offer Western Union services too. Just remember — they don’t accept credit cards, so bring cash, debit, check. Thank you, WinCo, for being such a dependable and affordable option for our business and family needs!

Great prices and good options, im always looking forward to the total when shopping there compared to any other grocery store. One thing I did noticed is the Winco brand milk goes bad fast and the dairy section is stinky. The organic milk was amazing though!

I always go to this winco because it has great options and is pretty cheap. If you need great food and cheap prices I definitely will say this place. The sushi, shrimp, meats, and a lot of other amazing foods are in this wonderful place. The food feels fresh especially the deil/meat and sushi. Even the frozen stuff are great because if you through a lot of the options into a airfrier it can enhance the food. All in all if you want to save money and get amazing food i would definitely recommend this place.

one woman was frustrated with her husband. I've often heard young children crying. most people mind there own business. sometimes young kids playing teasing each other. most of time people quiet etc. very good staff service! product selection usually good. on occasion one product i need, they dont have. oh mann, prices are eeexcellent! waiting in grocery lines is sort of good and not so good. usually checkers doing best they can so line cuts down ok. mission low carb tortillas. pork shoulder roasts and turkey roasts. sure best place in town for price and usually good selection. good to find help.

Visiting from Florida. I'm on a strict food regimen and WinCo filled the bill. Beautiful fresh produce and a great variety of meats and dairy. I feel the store is laid out very well and found everything I needed. They could've had a couple more check out lanes open but on a Tuesday morning I get it. Best of all are the prices! Very comparable to home groceries which isn't usually the case in Lake Oswego, although I went to the Tigard store.

The prize here is the bulk section. Need a spice that you don't use enough to justify buying a whole jar? You can get a tablespoon here. Want some roasted chopped almonds for those cookies? How about some beans, peas, and lentils for those cozy fall soups? And then there's the snacking. Gummies, candied nuts, chocolates, sweet or sour, crunchy or smooth. There's also some items here I've not found anywhere else. Sure you can find apple chips in most grocery stores these days. But raspberry apple chips? Blackberry? And they're so good! The prepared foods are also good, at least from what we've tried so far. We have been happy with all of our finds here, and that's no small thing these days. Plus you'll spent about 1/3 less than you will at any other grocery store. And seriously, don't sleep on the apple chips.

Food prices are competitive with other markets. Easy to find products needed. Salad kits are fresher than other stores. Cashiers are pleasant and friendly.

After my grocery on October 16,2025 on Tigard winco foods, i asked customer service to do money order , 4 people there including lady person in charge , they said they can not do money order and they say person who knows or does money order is on lunch break! I'm customer for many years on this winco and was surprised! they better get training or get more confidence and do money order for customers!

We do the bulk of our shopping here. It's just the Huns and I so everyday items like milk, bread, eggs canned goods and stuff are sufficient. Just always gotta remind ourselves to bring enough and the right kind of Bags for our groceries. BTW You bag your own groceries!

There are three major grocery chains here. Or maybe four if you count Wally World. I've done price comparisons and Winco seems to be winning the price battle. I like to save every penny I can and shopping here allows me to save on the odds and ends in smaller packages. The meat department is cheaper than most stores I've seen. The vegetables are typically a grade lower than some other stores, but the price reflects it. Great prices!!! The store is a self help style store. Bag your on groceries. No credit cards, cash or debit only. I recommend checking it out.

Great prices employee owned! Also amazing pizza place in store with good prices! Always have what you're looking for with lots of options.

Being retired now I've never used WinCo more. Definitely can find value in there Employee Corporate Ownership business model, but, the essence of some of there newer immigrant like employees after over twenty years of regular patronage needs reflection, and understanding! I was delighted in finding a real thin crust pizza when other local pizzerias fail in the like, but, when one of my toppings ended up missing and only seeking a simple fix in a measure of an additional topping was met with attitude I cry foul, and say DO BETTER! How about happy or at least professional.

Great place to watch human beings behave like caged monkeys in a science lab or a flock of bleating sheep, as they play bumper shopping carts in a mad dash for budget prices - "Budget" being a relative term in Joe Biden's America. I'll give it another shot during off peak hours and see if it's any better, but as stands the prices aren't so good that I'd come back and partake in the frenzy.

I like Winco, certain things are at very competitive pricing. Then I like to walk out with some fried chickens. Some of the best, store fried chicken I have had.

The prices are definitely cheaper here on a majority of items than a Walmart or Freddies. I like that most of the time, all items on my grocery list can be found here (even step stool, trash can, or laundry basket). WinCo is the only food chain that I know of that has a special strawberry sour belt candy, which they sell scoops per pound. It used to be called "Razz Ma Tazz" sour belts, but they manufacturer discontinued distributing it. I was glad to find it at this location. There are some things WinCo can improve on, such as the fact that there aren't any weekly ads to look at before going into the store. It would make things so much easier if they just posted one online so I can plan ahead. Instead, I go into each shopping experience not knowing what I'm going to save. I'm sure it's part of their advertising team's goal to have customers journey through the stores to find deals rather than giving it all to them at home. However, there are online coupons, but you have to create an account and "add it" so it's linked to your phone number. But don't think you can just add coupons to your account while shopping because it takes at least 30 mins for them to become linked to your phone number. Also, the fruit and vegetables section could use some TLC since a lot of customers leave products out of place. The grapes bags are always open and you can tell they were picked out already by others. You'd have to go during a time when they just restocked fruits to assure yourself that no one has touched it. But when they are in fresh condition, the prices are great to buy.

Not for me! Stopped here on Good Friday seeking fresh strawberries, blackberries and Angel Food cake to make a trifle. The strawberries looked bad and the tiny pack of blueberries was $2.99 and at that size, I would have needed 5 containers. To get near the produce was a challenge with boxes and boxes of unpacked produce lined up in all the aisles and tons of people pushing their carts - it was like being in rush hour traffic. Passed on all the items I needed, but since I was already there, decided to do a walk through the massive store. Once out of the "healthy" produce aisle I was pretty much on my own. Yes, this store is huge. And yes, they have lots and lots of groceries at lower prices, but they seem to cater to those who eat processed foods, chips, soda, candy and baked goods. Even their meat department had lots of processed meats (hot dogs, cold cuts.) their premade meals were heavy in fats and carbs. There was a fresh seafood cart over by the produce where an employee weighs out shrimp and other seafood, but frankly, I wasn't trusting it. The price of their canned items was same as Trader Joe's and I find it much easier to navigate Traders than to go to this massive store and have to walk down long aisles to grab pantry items. Checked out the bakery department but they didn't have an Angel Food cake. In the produce area they had Angel Food loaves, but they didn't look light and airy like Angel Food cake should be. Most of the bakery items were the jumbo muffins and calorie dense, high fat and sugar items. For those that prefer size over quality. Ended up buying an English cucumber for 99 cents, which would have been $2.99 elsewhere, and two limes. That's it! Thankfully I had a $5 bill tucked in my smartphone case as I never carry cash or a debit card. They only take cash or debit card. Every store has their demographics, the niche they target. Winco, especially this ginormous location, just doesn't work for me. I prefer to shop at smaller stores that have lots of healthy food items, and would rather go a few times a week to buy fresh rather than stock up on processed foods. And I don't carry cash!

Love it here. We do pretty much all our shopping here when it comes to food. Service is fast, caring, and nice. The inside is like any warehouse shopping place. Prices are great here and quality is wonderful. Only thing that is lacking is if you come late night how unfriendly thr stockers are.

Great prices, budget friendly, nice staff! We come here for just about everything. Only thing we can sometimes be hesitant on is their meat as the quality of it can definitely be hit or miss. But the location makes it great to also stop at Walmart or Costco and make it a one plaza stop for all our needs.

Employees like to judge. 4 out of 5 times I come in and leave feeling like I wish I went somewhere else.

I thought this winco was one of the better ones I've been to !! It didn't give me anxiety & didn't feel super chaotic when I went this past weekend on a Saturday ! It was clean & spacious & the layout was easy & familiar. Really great prices for budget shopping, the checkout lady was so sweet, fast & helpful. 10/10 recommend

I ordered a Pizza over the phone at their Pizza place inside the store. However when I went to pick it up, there was an extremely long wait for someone to help. Another customer who was also waiting just gave up and left. When I finally was going to pay for it using my debit card, their machine was not working for reading chips on debit cards. The employee acknowledged that this was a problem for awhile, but it was never fixed. I asked a manager who happened to be passing by, who reacted in an extremely rude and unprofessional manner, as if I was being unreasonable for letting him know and asking for help. Finally I gave up because it clearly was broken, and tried to pay at the Customer service desk. Heide who happened to be there, did help, but was also extremely rude and acted like it was a major deal over paying for a pizza with her instead of the pizza place. Don't give them your business if you want to be treated like an idiot and be blamed for their failure to maintain basic equipment like a card reader.

Just like the best Indian food is in the Washington Square food court, the best pizza in town that is not stoopid expensive? Any Winco deli. Omg so delicious and the cost?....$1.98 BA BAM BITCHES

Came in on Saturday evening and thought it would be crowded, but to my surprise it wasn't bad at all! Great prices and had one more thing on my list...club soda, which I could not find. I was going to check out my items and buy the club soda elsewhere but saw an employee at a desk and asked her. I should of gotten her name but she was super helpful and even got the club sofa for me as it high up. Then she let me know where more were stocked for the future. Great service!

In general, this is the best grocery retailer in Tigard. It bigger, cleaner, brighter & has wider aisles than Safeway & far better prices than Freddy's, Safeway, Albertson's, etc. Nice staff too.

I shop at this location at least 3 times a week. A great place to get daily necessities. It's fairly convenience due to its close proximity to my residence. I can always find what I need here. I love buying nuts, couscous, flour, basmati rice, etc in bulks!! They also have good selection of raw honey. Their produce and fruits are always fresh. Beer selection is great here too. Lots of locals and specialty beers to choose from. They don't carry clothing and their cosmetics, ready made food selection are limited but that's ok by me. Love the fact that it's open 24 hours.

I love coming to Winco. They are open 24/7 and have very cheap prices. They have take and bake items here that rival any restaurant. I got a cal-zone from here and it was big enough for 2 huge meals. Always willing to go to Winco

I love Winco! I ventured out all the way to Winco. I was 2 blocks from Freddy's... But would have spent $50 @ Freddy's or Safeway. I walk instead of riding the electric carts. By the time I walked the whole circumference inside the store, I had waaaay too much stuff I wanted but perhaps didn't need it. I was tired and about to collapse. But got sodas Coke zero for me (I know it's bad, but I'm addicted) and Pepsi zero for my hubby because that's all he wanted from the store. Most stores sell them for over $5 or you have to buy 4 to get them for $2.99 which is ridiculous. I've been craving milk... my crooked foot needs some calcium goodness... so happy to have paid $2.25 for excellent 3%, super creamy, yum! I splurge on corn and cotija cheese, because on Sundays right after church the Mexican ladies have their cart right outside the church, with grilled corn. One corn for $6, is steep! So it's best to go to get the surplus supplies at Winco, at $.38 per corn and cotija at $4.48. I can get 10 corns for like $5, or around that amount, and share with my family. It's cheaper to buy the bulk and enjoy it at home with a nice fine cut steak. I only cane for the hot dogs buns & sausages, and tomatoes. But I'm craving the banana vegan ice cream I been making. And of course, the delicious cheese for the pupusas. I spend a total of $23.60 and I didn't go over board. I'm so proud of myself!! I only took $30 with me. Yeah for Winco!!! And yeah for the awesome cashier, who is new, and he is patient with the chatty elderly like me. Thank you AARON G.

I shop here weekly and have always had a good experience. Tons of options for food and extremely helpful and friendly staff!

the potato wedges are so SO good. same thing with the chicken. i always get that combo bro.

Best bulk section in town. The prices in this store is so unbelievable. Sometimes parking is tricky but the money you save on food is so worth it! Pro-tip: you can't buy groceries with a credit card.

The prices and selection here cannot be beat. Unlike other bargain grocery stores, box stores and huge department stores, Winco has tons of selections and (pretty much) all name brands. They offer the same amenities as smaller markets, deli, hot food section, pizza shop, bakery and more while having the BEST prices! Even Walmart can't touch them. I would highly suggest taking a stroll through while reviewing the prices of your favorite grocery store on your phone. You can save $100 on your monthly grocery bill very easily here!

This is the only 24 hour grocery around and so they get an extra star and if I could I'd add another half star b/c it's so so hard to find other things open late.

Winco and Costco are my go to stores, because of the price, variety and the quality. Winco has the vast majority of products that other stores do, often the exact same brands for 20-40% difference in price-even organic produce. But it's not quite as pretty as say, a Whole Foods, Zupans or New Seasons. My aesthetic sense however, is not quite as important as savings.

Not too bad of a shopping experience. Best thing ever, they installed SELF-CHECKOUT. So, I like to buy a little at a time, $20 bucks here, $30 bucks there------and it's great, because prices are inexpensive, merchandise is quality for packaged goods, and you can get in and outta here as fast as you want. I shopped here a long time ago, but had to race in to avoid the crowds and lines, now I am in control. I love U-SCANS and SELF CHECKOUTS! No forced conversation with the checker-----I am moody, so that can be a problem. Beer prices are cheap. It's a little zoo-ey inside with all types of consumers and their large carts of merch. but great everyday bargains to be had. (my grammar needs help)

My girlfriend and I went in to complete our weekly shopping at this Winco. Now it was a busy Saturday, so this store was jam packed full of carts and customers. We decided to ring up our items through the Uscan Self service system because we thought it would be faster and more convenient. At the need of the transaction we had only 1 coupon we wanted to apply to the purchase. We looked over to the Self-checkout attendant, Mike, to help us out with this coupon, since we didn't know the procedure to apply this discount. He instantly shook his head no, like we were greatly disturbing him from his sitting position by the main terminal. I then personally walked up to him and explained I had a coupon to apply and if he could help us out. He mumbled some incoherent statements that I could barely understand. What I got out of it was to go back to the main screen to apply the coupon there. I followed these vague instructions and still couldn't figure it out. I looked over again to where he was camped out and told him if he could come over to our terminal to help us out. He again refused, proceeded to yell across the frantic store on how to do it. It took my girlfriend and i walking again to where he was sedentary to try to get the coupon to work. He angrily got up from his perch to mumble more indescribable words and scanned the coupon for us. Mike was extremely unhelpful, rude, and unfriendly. The exact opposite of what good customer service should be. I get it, the store is chaos on a sunny Saturday morning. That doesn't give you the right to treat your customers which such disdain and disregard. I highly recommend shopping at another Winco for your grocery needs.

This is a great location. It's HUGE and I love the selection here and there's a TON of employees to ask questions and help you get your groceries. Never had a bad experience here but the lines can get long, like any WinCo.

This review is long overdue. We make it in hear on average about every 6 weeks. More in the winter when the weather is bad we stock up double. So we don't have to go out as much. We tend to stay in an hibernate for the winter and work on Art projects. This store is huge! To see everything and shop at a leisurely pace takes about 1-1.5 hours. The selection of Organic produce and Organic packaged items is increasing with the rising demand. They have a good bit here. Much more than when we first started shopping here in 2008. As what another reviewer wrote; They don't take credit cards so keep that in mind before you plan your shopping trip. I love the selection of the bulk items. So many different kinds of items. Some I have never tried before and have become a huge fan. Such as Forbidden black rice. Outstanding. I also enjoy some of the other exotic red rices as well. We like it and will con't to shop here about every 6 weeks on our rotation of grocery stores. If variety is the spice of life, wincos spice selection and prices can't be beat!

I think I found my main grocery store! It reminds me of Smart & Final after they turned the restaurant supply store into more of a consumer store. Prices here at WinCo are great! The kiddo's Eggo waffles are $3.29 for a box of 10 at Safeway, but only $1.98 for a box of 24 at WinCo? That's a no-brainer. I will do what I did in Cali; shop 3 places for the best of each. WinCo for staples, farmer's markets for produce, and ???? for high-quality meats. Haven't figured out the meat store yet...I've only lived here 2 weeks. They had a very wide selection of foods - I walked the aisles and found nearly all the brands I normally buy, and was encouraged to see a wide selection of hispanic and Asian foods. The bulk bins just went on and on and on... I think some of the bins may not turn over that fast, as a few items I bought seemed a bit stale. Produce - prices were good and they had a lot, but I will go with the other reviewers and steer clear; quality is suspect. Minus 1 star for not taking credit cards and having to bag your own groceries. Adding a half-star (which you can't see up there) for friendly employees and no line at the checkout!

I went to this WinCo a long time ago with my family and we considered it to be a big store with conveniently wide collections of goods. It was fun to explore around and get shopping done. However, what turned this shopping experience into a ginormous letdown was how they make you bag your own groceries. Even worse yet, I noticed a couple of employees snigger at me, which was a big put down. Seriously? What kind of retail store does any of that? You call that good customer service? From all of my shopping experiences at other stores, employees would go well out of their way to make customers feel as valued as possible. I never went back and I never will. Do yourself a favor and give this place a skip. There are so many retail outlets that are far more worthy of your time and money.

The savings are there but this store location is the worst. I hate the way it is arranged compared to the others and the staff are not that friendly here.

Love Winco Foods! Grocery items are nicely priced and often much cheaper than other grocery stores. If you don't have a Costco or Sams Club membership, Winco is your place to go for buying items in larger quantities for a good deal. Cons: What you sacrifice going to Winco is sometimes a little lower quality of food, but not terrible in my opinion, and smaller variety in your selection. The produce section is also a hit and miss experience. Pros that outweigh the cons: One great pro is their bulk foods section! From cereal to baking to chocolate, nuts, dried fruit, candy, grains, spices etc. you can get great value on many items rather than buying them prepackaged. Winco also has a great ice cream selection with a lot of Tillamook variety and other good brands. Winco is open 24hrs.

Love this store. So glad they are still an employee-owned company. If Costco doesn't carry it, this is the place I go. Prices as usually much lower than Walmart, or Fred Meyers. The staff is always helpful, and the HUGE bonus, they're open 24 hours a day!!! Only draw back is they don't do credit card. Other than that, I love shopping here.

Winco is for those who grocery shop like they mean it. You will have navigate a large store, and possibly crowds, but if you're going to be buying 2-3 weeks worth of groceries, it is completely worth it. You'll save quite a bit of money, and I strongly feel that the selection in the bulk department can't be beat. If you are looking to cook gluten free, or are allergic to specific kinds of flour, the are many flour alternatives in the bulk section. Some of them are organic. I highly recommend grinding your own almond butter at their machine. Winco almond butter on apples can't be beat. They also have plain coconut shavings that can be blended down in a vitamix to make coconut butter, much much cheaper than it can be purchased by the jar. Organic quinoa? Find it here. They also sell Jelly Bellys in bulk separated by flavor. Read the labels on the various bulk items for a short description. Tear of recipe suggestions are always placed in near the bulk foods. It doesn't get better than Winco in terms of selection and price.

Worst cuatomer service and extremely unknowable about the products on their shelf. Specifically the manager. Hanging up on a customer just bc you don't know the answer to their question is not ok.

Absolutely amazing prices! The lowest I've ever seen. Very large store with everything you could need. Only downside is you have to pay with debit cash or check.

When I first moved back to Oregon, I was amazed by the low cost of groceries. After 12 years of living in San Francisco, the last 8 of which were spent in posh Noe Valley, I'd grown accustomed to spending top dollar to feed the family. Even though I'd been knocked from my "fancy lady" throne well before the recession, I'd still grown accustomed to the convenience, quality, and aesthetic appeal of high-end grocers like Whole Foods. Sure, we didn't buy all our food there, preferring to support the locally-owned corner grocer, but it sure did feel nice to load up on flawless organic produce, herb-studded cheeses, and meat from free-roaming beasts. Rainbow was great, too, but we couldn't walk there & they don't sell meat. Grocery shopping was more of an event than a chore. Judge me if you will, but I know very few San Franciscans who don't make eating organic, local foods a top priority - even 20-year-olds living 6 people to a two-bedroom apartment. Things are very different in Oregon. There is still a huge appreciation for organic & sustainable foods, but most people have gardens, and many grow their own produce. An artist girlfriend in Portland told me that last year she ate nothing she didn't grow herself or acquire through barter. Old habits die hard, and my first major grocery shopping trip in Oregon was to the New Seasons in Beaverton. I was amazed that I'd filled my basket for about 3/4 the cost of what we would've spent in San Francisco. When I told my Oregonian friends about the amazing low prices at the New Seasons, they all laughed at me. NOBODY buys all their groceries there, they assured me. Next week I discovered Lamb's. I couldn't believe our luck - walking distance to our house, small selection of organic foods, all the basics & more. Plus, everyone was super friendly and prices were even lower than the New Seasons. Again, I told my Oregonian friends about this "amazing" new discovery. Again, they laughed at my ignorance. NOBODY buys all their groceries at the Lamb's, they assured me. Enter: WinCo. Basically, it's like CostCo without the appliances, toys & clothing, only you don't have to buy in bulk. The organic Washington apples may be a little on the small side, you have to bag your own groceries - but the store is clean, the workers friendly, and the selection is good enough to satisfy the pickiest of former Noe Valley yuppies. When I got to the checkout and the cashier gave my total, I literally had tears in my eyes. Soon as I got home, I bragged to my Oregonian friends that I'd found THE MOST AMAZING place to shop. This, they assured me, is where the locals go for groceries. Now I get it! This review is, of course, not for the locals. This is for my friends back home in California. I'm not bragging how cheap stuff in Oregon is (okay, maybe a little), I'm just preparing you all not to be made fun of if you ever come to Oregon.* * Disclaimer: Oregonians - I'm not suggesting all my California friends move to Oregon. Please take everything written here with a grain of salt. **Also, I removed one star because the bulk pig ears (we have three dogs now) look like they could use a good scrubbing.

This is the kind of grocery store you go to when it's 11pm and you look inside your fridge and realize you're in serious need of some food. This is not the kind of grocery store you go to when it's a weekend, or after 4pm. In the words of Jimmy McMillan, the amount of screaming children is TOO DAMN HIGH. I made the mistake of coming here on a Sunday in the afternoon. I knew better. I did it anyway, thinking I was a strong-willed individual. Don't ever think that. Ever. The Dalai Lama himself doesn't have the zen required to be able to come out of a Sunday experience at WinCo without wanting to either create mass genocide or just sit in the corner and rock back and forth. With that said, the prices are actually pretty decent when you're on a budget. I prefer Trader Joe's, but sometimes the wallet just gives me the middle finger and I have to make do. For that, there's Winco.

WinCo to me is super old hat. I've been shopping at various WinCo's in Oregon since my bored teenaged-dom in Southern Oregon. It is evident that some of these bargain stores are better than others. Relatively clean - nice. Decent selection of produce that wasn't totally rotten - even better. I'm always weary of buying produce from WinCo because it's usually pretty sketch, but so far so good. Even the bagged salad mix was decently priced. Bulk foods are great, but they add up. You think, "Oh, I'm saving so much money on these dried cranberries!" because you're not even buying a pound...but then all the other great bulk deals get you and you've spent $30 on bulk stuff. Whoops. The meat counter and deli are good deals - we got a pount of Jennie-O Turkey breast for about $6. Then I found found a pound of Havarti for $3 - which is half of the price it is elsewhere! I was excited because Havarti is my favorite for making sandwiches. But the Organic milk was almost $5 for pint. Boo. The rest of the milk was some store labeled brand I've never heard of and I'm not a fan of gallons of milk in clear plastic jugs - they go bad fast. Made me annoyed that I went to WinCo instead of Safeway or Fred Meyers where the milk is cheaper and often local. I'll fully admit I'm a grocery store snob. I like to do my regular shopping at Safeway foremost, and Fred Meyers secondary. I find shopping at even the old and decrepit Grocery Outlets more appealing than shopping at WinCo (but I'll just go to the nice Hollywood Grocery Outlet instead). But for being relatively hidden, this WinCo isn't as crazy are others in the area. I'd be inclined to return for more late-evening grocery runs.

DON'T SHOP AT WINCO IF YOU DON'T WANT CORONAVIRUS!!! The cashiers are handling money and touching your food without being required to wear gloves or sanitize between each customer. The rude ass checker refused to do so when asked nicely. So, when I ask if she washes her hands after using the restroom, that isn't rude. Cross contamination is the fastest way to spread disease. Then, the managers says they aren't required to do so. They just lost a long time repeat customer, forever. Corona is showing the souls of these corporations, and they are dark as a moonless night in the depths of a cave.

I'd never been inside a WinCo before. I'd heard of these warehouse-like places, where they don't take credit cards and have cheap bulk bins. For some reason, I thought there wouldn't be all the trappings of a regular grocery store, such as epensive brands mingling with the cheap stuff. Wrong. They do have organic milk, but it's almost $2 more expensive here. Plus they do have $8 Odwalla orange juice! Not that I would buy that anyways. WinCo shines on staples when you buy from the bulk bins. Cheap dry goods abounds! We were able to get pretty much anything we would get at another grocery store; sure, they don't have TVs like the Costco down the street, but they do have pizza (I didn't get to have any since the pizza counter was closed). And, hey, open 24 hours! Get some instant oatmeal at 3 AM if you want to. Remember: no credit cards accepted, and you have to pack your own groceries. However, there are savings to be had.

Likes: * Items in bulk with really really low prices. Great for rice, spices, oatmeals, pastas, baking supplies, etc. * Low prices on produce, meat, seafood, pet supplies and toys (who knew, cat toys at Winco are wayyyy less than at pet stores). * Employees owned. * Walk in cooler full of beer. Mmmmm beer... Dislikes: Only one thing....CROWDS. This store is full of people doesn't matter the time of the day (well maybe not at midnight..but I don't know). Be prepare to fight crowds, push people with your carts, get push by other people, and get serenade by crying kids. Oh yeah...that's a complete Winco shopping trip.

I love shopping here. Great people that work here and extremely helpful. The prices are great and you can really save some cash if you know what the prices are elsewhere. The only reason I didn't give them a five star is the ignorant customers they have. I know it's not their fault. Some times you gotta put these fools in their place.

Good Cheap Beer 24 Hours a Day. Do I need to continue? Winco really has a lot going on inside. Cheap groceries. Vast Produce selection (questionable origins though). Great cheap frozen seafood selection. Did I mention they are open 24 hours? Go to there. You will not be disappointed. Well you might be but don't blame me if you are because I only gave it 3 stars. Blame someone that gave it 5 stars. Wait there are no five star reviews. I guess you could blame "The Government" like everyone else does, but don't worry it's better than Albertson's... Blech Albertson's. Banzai!

Being a broke college student, my boyfriend and I LOVE WinCo. Prices are amazing when compared to Fred Meyer, Safeway, Trader Joe's, ect. Produce can be al ittle iffy, I do admit. Bananas seem to turn brown extra quickly, and I never buy strawberries here anymore. I bought a few lbs of strawberries and got home, opened them and saw they were completely mushy and moldy inside. Anyway, staff is always very friendly and helpful. Self check out is the best thing that WinCo could have done.

I walked here to kill time while waiting for my car, and boy what a bunch of unhealthy food in here from what I could tell. I'm sure that the prices are low. All high fat, salty, processed, carbonated, everything I wouldn't want to eat store. I was really just turned off and left. I'm willing to pay more for much better quality whole foods.