Fred Meyer

This Freddy's is pretty cool, not going to lie. I actually really like the rural, rundown, and well staffed ones. The store could use some serious structural updating, as well a complete aesthetic overhaul as well. The prices are fair. Especially considering it's the only store in town. Like literally. For the most part. The location is very nice and very beautiful. Thanks!
7 years ago (26-11-2017)

I just LOVE Fred Meyer Store in The Dalles. They have really nice employees, a lot of electric shopping carts for seniors & handicapped people who have difficulties walking for long times, & a very large selection of food & items to buy at very reasonable prices. This is great for those on limited budgets, & they also have some of the best handicapped parking spot, handicapped entrances, handicapped check-outs & customer service center, & clean handicapped bathrooms, which is easier to get up off the bathroom toilet with a lot of room & handicap helpful railing for support to help you get up with dignity & independence. Also nice sinks to wash up your hands that doesn't have time limits & real paper towels to dry your hands with. The employees are friendly & very helpful when you can't find what you are looking for. Also they have Money Orders, Western Union, Faxes, & minute cards for your cell phones & gift cards to buy. They also have an elevator to get up to the upper floor for more shopping area to check out sales.
7 years ago (12-11-2017)

For some reason, stopping at this Fred Meyer is an unintentional ritual of mine when traveling through the area. The staff is always helpful and friendly. It's a fun, older two-story store with an elevator. It has a lot of charm.
7 years ago (11-11-2017)

There's a nice looking fella, very hot, I think his name is Teague. He put away my cart for me, my heart skipped a beat. I love the store.
7 years ago (21-11-2017)

As a native of the PNW, I've literally grown up on Fred Meyer. But I believe the employees at The Dalles Store feel that as the customer, I am the reason they are there. I have seen them treat everyone that way in different situations. But to experience that, you must first go through a little "trial-by-tire". The STOP sign and CROSSWALK are nonexistent to many other motorists here. So if a bit of "willful, parking lot ignorance" is endured, great service awaits you inside the store!
7 years ago (03-01-2018)