QFC Quality Food Center

Pharmacy sells Indian drugs that do not «…ensure the quality, safety, and effectiveness»
Although previously selling drugs manufactured by reputable companies, QFC has begun selling drugs manufactured by Sun Pharmaceutical India Limited in Gujarat, India. In December 2015, the FDA wrote a letter to Sun Pharmaceutical: «Your quality system does not ensure the quality, safety, and effectiveness of your drug products.» One might conclude that next quarter’s profit is more important than patient safety.

QFC has gotten a lot better as a grocery store in recent years. I personally love the fact that you can get some Asian grocery store staples, such as napa cabbage and imo yams, here instead of having to drive out to downtown Beaverton or 82^nd/​Division.

This store is okay.
It’s a little pricey, but we mainly go here to buy yogurt for my son who is lactose intolerant. They have a good selection of Yami products for him that are decently priced.
The staff is both friendly and knowledgeable, no complaints there.
What I generally don’t like about this store, is the customers. Enough of them are total snobs, and walk around giving everyone dirty looks. I’d probably shop here a little more if it weren’t for that. As it is, I grab my yogurt and leave, for the most part.
I did see the guy from Little People Big World here, though, which was interesting.

What can I say? We go here more often than a lot of grocery stores, seeing as we get dinner here every evening after work! The staff here is awesome, very friendly! Love Nikki :-)
Love the fact that their prices are reasonable, we especially like scoping out the managers specials in the back: p (Like mining for gold: p)
Adore the non-​GMO, Simple Truth line, along with other delicious options that are vegan and vegetarian-​friendly. We get it a lot, and with a variety of products :-)

If you like to get good fresh produce and meat without paying an arm and a leg … But do not get to make it to farmers market on weekends nor do you like to navigate thru the massive Fred Meyers then QFC is your next best bet.
I consistently surprised by their produce section as well as their meat and seafood section. It always seems so well stocked for such a small store. On top of all that, they carry local dairy and produce so you can always by local here. Unless I need to buy a certain brand of Bagels that they just doesn’t carry, I make this store my go to spot for buying groceries week to week.

Every time I did my grocery shopping at this QFC location, I felt so comfortable because the produce seems to be more fresher, many parking spots, the services are nicer and the Managet special would save you more money for quality produce than you realized.

QFC is a pretty good store. Definitely a store you need to buy stuff on sale. Store has really good fresh produce and meat selections. Hard Cider selection is awesome. Employees are nice but they don’t go out of their way to ask if you need help.

Basically an expensive convenience store. Terrible customer service — the staff never smiles, is never friendly, and you’re lucky not to get the open-​mouthed gum chewer as your checker.

First visit a week ago the one checker was super helpful and kind — that was evening time — this morning 845 am — 2 checkers and both rude and grouchy — I asked for help with an item for the price and the woman (who I am pretty sure was the manager) acted like I was wasting her time — mumbled and rolled her eyes as she walked away. I was so glad they did Fred Meyer points :) but now I might just drive the couple miles to the actual Fred Meyer.

got good bargains.
Beware of their bakery. if you’re ordering a character birthday cake on the smallest size (6-​inch?). Ours came with a solid plastic plate on the top to put the characters (and some chocolate deco) on, so no room for candles! We ended up sticking the candles on the side. not sure if it’s true for all character cakes but you’d want to double-​check if you are ordering one.

Twice I’ve had food poisoning from their deli department. No more.

When I first moved to Oregon (Eugene) I had no idea what QFC stood for.
I thought maybe it was Quick! Find Chocolate!
So I did that. You know. Follow instructions and all. I’m a good girl. Do what I’m told.
Well, mostly.
After I’d been here a while and changed up my addiction patterns (ie met my nemesis and new bestie, the espresso bean), that morphed into:
Quick! Find Coffee!
Which I have done too. I buy dark Italian Roast beans and grind at home.
When I moved to Portland, there it was again. Only it was:
Quick! Feed Child!
I kept moving to places where qfc was the nearest –ish store. In Tabor it was the one on Burnside, then. we moved close to the one in Sellwood, now I am just a few blocks away in Bethany.
It tends to be more expensive than say, Winco. With less stuff than a Safeway. But I like it Better than Albertsons. I’ve never really been near a Thriftway to check that out.
They’re a Kroger underling and so have a rewards card (mine is on my keyring) for discounts and earning points that translate to money off gas. I didn’t used to care but now I do.
What do we buy here? Organic milk and cream, gala apples, organic eggs, ice cream, cheese pretzels, birthday cupcakes on the cheap, quick runs for lettuce or the mini whole wheat bagels my kid eats every day. There is a decent selection of beer and wine.
This one has a Starbucks and a liquor store inside. Parking is usually fine but not between 5−7pm.Just don’t try that. I’m serious as a heart attack.
I like the cashiers here they’re friendly, the bakery lady is really nice, and I’m happy they have u scan or when you run your cart to the regular line they unload it.
If I didn’t have to avoid my ex boyfriend predating my marriage or kid’s nasty former teacher it’d be nearly perfect. I try to go on off hours. Theyre open pretty early and late so that works out fine.

This is the closest grocery store to my house, but unfortunately the staples that I shop for at grocery stores are more expensive here. Almond milk, orange juice, Dave’s Killer bread, greek yogurt, and soy creamer are all more expensive here than at Fred Meyer. I can’t even find almond or soy yogurt here. I pop into QFC when I just need one of these things, when my husband is having a craving for something sweet or when I’m already in the middle of cooking dinner and I realize I’m missing an ingredient. It’s clean enough and organized enough, but not enough to make it be my go-​to store.

I am new to the area and decided to check out this QFC store to see if it is a good regular weekly grocery stop. The sales flyer featured a couple of good deals… so it looked positive.
The merits: attached liquor store (convenient — since we needed a bottle of rum!) Lots of microbrews and a good wine selection.
The downside: the smell. I can’t stand a smelly grocery store! This one smelled like fish and rotting meat.
Another downside: The sale items were either our of stock or limited variety — for example sliced tillamook cheeses were 2 for $ 4.00 — but there was only sharp cheddar and mild cheddar to choose from.
I don’t think I’ll be shopping here again. My regular staple groceries (I did not buy any meats or cleaning products) came out to more than I usually spend at Fred Meyer.

QFC is the only grocery in Bethany Village, so I find myself here at times when I am in that neighborhood. It’s OK, but it’s not up to the level of New Seasons.
Pros:
Fresh produce
Good meats
Excellent wine selection
Bright aisles
Decent prices on most things
Cons:
Selections are limited
Lack of local products
Lack of specialty products
Poorly configured check-​outs (nowhere to put your goods)
Parking can be tough
Aisles can be hard to navigate with all the cell-​phone users and Soccer Mom’s with uncontrolled kids
I definitely prefer the local products and food stations of New Seasons and the prices at Albertsons or Costco are usually better for ubiquitous items. However, for convenience in the Bethany Village area, QFC is better than expected.

I really like this QFC because they have great deals on items that I actually shop for. This week they had Tilamook Ice Cream for 2.86 and Winco had it for 3.50 or something like that. Last week they had Ahi Tuna on Special. Before I found out about the special I went to Safeway, Winco, and Whole Foods, and none of them even had Ahi at all.
It is also a plus to have the liqour store inside the grocery store. They also have a nice selection of wines in their back wine cellar, as well as cold beer selection. The produce is fresh, and while some items are more expensive than other places, I always come here when I see the deals in the paper.
Also, its in a great location next to a bunch of neighborhoods in a nice area. I also like the other restaurants and shops in the same shopping center so I can take care of several things at the same time. Bliss Cupcakes is right across the parking lot, and I can’t help but go there after getting my groceries at QFC.
Finally, I wanted to mention that I just moved here to Beaverton area, and when I asked to get a QFC card the cashier was super nice, asked if we had a number of other company’s cards which I guess are the same as a QFC card. I didn’t have one, so he gave me a form to fill out and bring next time. When I left he said welcome to the neighborhood. That really made me feel welcome, and I’m so glad to be living in such a nice area.

Yes… another Kroger owned establishment masked under the name of the once independent Seattle grocery chain. The prices here are on average 15% more than its sister Fred Meyer. The distribution trucks that deliver to QFC cannot say Kroger or Fred Meyer even though all the food is coming from the same place. But despite the prices the locations are somewhat convenient for me and the service is usually pretty dependable. The bonus to this location in the liquor store!

I’ve shopped here a couple of times while I was picking up my prescription over at Walgreen’s. This place has some nice specialty items but is a bit pricey. Still I love being able to buy green river soda or veggie chips or some other tidbit the hubby and I have been craving lately. Oh and the lines are usually pretty quick too.

The only knock on QFC is that it has higher prices then most grocery stores. Although, there are times where you can find a great deal on things you need.
The QFC store has a liquor store inside it and it’s pretty fancy and you can find really good wines in their wine department. The store is very clean has 4 u-​scan areas so you can bag your own groceries. The store also updated it’s look and rearranged where some things are which made it even more organized. The most important thing it’s very close to where I live and it also has a Starbucks built inside of it.

I don’t buy groceries. Not my task. I do buy energy drinks. Here you can get my favs for cheap, take it through the U-​scan express lines, run a debit-​as-​credit, or get cash back in any specific amount you want.