QFC

This store has completely given up on crime and rather than hiring security to keep violent, criminally insane addicts from terrorizing customers, they just installed metal barricades and plywood on the doors, making it look like something that belongs in a third world country. A cesspool of crime where I've witnessed addicts attacking two different women at the entrance, with no security there to help. A shameful embarrassment for Kroger and the city. Would be best to just shut it down if they can't keep it safe for customers and from being an embarrassing eyesore for the city.

What I love about QFC is, it is open 24 hours, seven days a week, so feel free to walk in anytime to grab your grocery. Some part of the store such as the pharmacy and the coffee parts are closed after hours though. There is free parking (up to 90min) for customers underground. Go here for your vegetables, wine, grocery, dairy and other supplies you need for your kitchen.

Typical Kroger. Very locked down kinda feels like I'm going thru an obstacle course with how much security there is. More of a city issue than the store tbh

Way overpriced. Only worth going for loss leaders like salmon, eggs etc. Their sale prices on beer can be competitive.

I sometimes stop by to grab food since I work nearby, but this place is really disappointing. The soup station often has no cups or spoons at all, and many of the employees seem incredibly lazy. There are also a lot of homeless individuals and people under the influence around the store, which makes the atmosphere feel unsafe and unpleasant. There are several security guards inside, and when I went back in because I forgot to grab a spoon, they acted suspicious of me for no reason. It was uncomfortable and unnecessary. Honestly, this is the kind of place I would only visit in an emergency.

I’ve been avoiding QFC like the plague for a while now, and only step in when I absolutely have to. Every time I go, I’m reminded exactly why I stopped shopping here in the first place: the prices are ridiculously inflated. It’s shocking how much they charge for basic items. Spinach, tofu, bell peppers, lemons — all priced significantly higher than you’d find at Trader Joe’s, Safeway, Amazon Fresh or even Whole foods. What’s worse? The same exact items at Fred Meyer (which is owned by the same parent company!) are often 30-40% cheaper. QFC seems to rely on people not checking or comparing prices — and that’s the trap. But once you start paying attention, it’s impossible to ignore. You’re literally overpaying for everyday groceries for no added value in return. I strongly encourage anyone reading this to compare prices on the apps or website before filling your cart at QFC. You’ll save a ton by shopping elsewhere. Until they get real about pricing, avoid this place unless you’re completely out of options. Don’t let convenience cost you double.

Bought a $26 per pound steak. 0.3lbs out of 1.35 was pure fat, carefully hidden behind the label. Had this a couple times before and was frustrated.

Deli staff at the Broadway QFC were really cordial and helpful in combining multiple items on my picnic list. Highly Recommended as a good quick stop for fast tasty hot & ready.

Only come here if you have no other choice in grocery stores, it's such a dirty place. Tonight I selected the “No Receipt” option at checkout and the security guards harassed me and claimed that wasn’t possible to do. I understand why they need them but you're better off shopping at a store that doesn't need 5 armed guards reading receipts.

Good store with good digital deals that the cashiers and attendants will scan for you. Some stores make you download the digital deals online. A lot of homeless people hang out right outside the front door and do drugs though. And ask you for cigarettes.