Haggen — Attraction in Marysville

Haggen is truly a standout in the realm of grocery shopping, offering an experience that goes beyond the ordinary. Their commitment to quality and excellence is evident from the moment you step into the store.

One of Haggen's notable strengths lies in their superior produce selection. The vibrant colors and impeccable freshness of their fruits and vegetables are a testament to their dedication to providing the best for their customers. From crisp greens to juicy berries, you can trust that you're getting the finest produce available.

Their high-quality meat selection is equally impressive. The meats are carefully sourced and expertly prepared, ensuring that you're taking home products of the highest standard. Whether you're a seasoned cook or a culinary novice, you can count on Haggen's meat department to provide you with the foundation for a delicious meal.

However, what truly sets Haggen apart is the warmth and expertise of their employees. It's refreshing to encounter staff who are not only friendly but also knowledgeable about the products they're offering. Whether you're seeking cooking tips, recommendations for the best ingredients, or insights into the origins of a particular item, Haggen's employees are always ready to assist with a smile.

Haggen creates a shopping environment that feels like a true community hub, where quality and service are at the forefront. Whether you're a food enthusiast, health-conscious shopper, or someone who values personalized service, Haggen's commitment to superior produce, high-quality meat, and genuinely friendly and knowledgeable employees makes it a go-to destination for grocery shopping that's a cut...

This place has gone downhill FAST! The store is a disaster area and the quality of their items is about 7-11 quality now. I bought the salad bar last week that gave me food positioning, fruit that goes bad after a day and flowers that fall apart after 2 days. I bought 3 bunches of flowers 2 days ago and they today they looked like they were on their last legs. I decided enough was enough and I brought them back to the store with my receipt and asked for new flowers.... that is all I wanted... what I paid for. I was told that no managers were around and I would need to come back between 10 and 5 the next day... so I would need to take time off work to get flowers that were not dying. I was even asked if I forgot to put them in water! I got home called customer service who said they were putting a credit on my Haggens card for that amount and I could go back to the store to get my new flowers... so back to the store I went. I gave them my wilted flowers, picked out new ones and some groceries but when I went to pay I was told that they didn't know how to give the credit and the gal told me that was why she TOLD me to come back tomorrow during working hours. I told her I couldn't take time off because I work full-time and she told me... I work too! I reminded her that I was the customer though and she told me that she was the customer too! Shelby is a real winner for their store! I am DONE with Haggens... My flowers are my only treat I get for myself every week and I loved the quality that Haggens used to provide but now they want to charge more but give you FAR less! Just go to Fred Myer or Safeway... you will be much happier in...

Edit: regarding the reply below, no one has contacted me. I have ordered from a different establishment.

I want to like this place so much, and some parts of the store are great (shout out to you produce, customer service, And deli! :) hence two stars instead of 1 ) but the meat department is just a mess and doesn’t reflect the quality that I expect to find (and can!) in the rest of the store… or anywhere else. This is the only butcher counter I’ve been to that won’t butterfly or slice a chicken breast. Another time I asked for my salmon portion to be cut into four… there were four slices, but one of them was about twice the size of the others and they looked as if they had been torn rather than sliced. Now I’m trying to order a turkey for thanksgiving and I’m not sure it’s worth the trouble. The first time I called I was told they haven’t placed their order yet, so they aren’t taking orders (this doesn’t make sense to me, I thought they’d take customer orders and then order based on that… but whatever, nbd) I was surprised they didn’t even know what kinda would be available though (I was just looking for information). The second time I was told they would be taking orders on Nov. 2, and would have normal, free-range, and organic varieties available (great, now we’re getting somewhere!) Called back today (Nov. 2nd) and was told they have no information on turkeys, and only offer frozen Butterballs. Im at a loss with this. What a...