QFC WA 98125

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Joshua Johnston

They are usually awesome unless it's super busy and you need help navigating the app for digital coupons. Security thinks it's funny to take items, like instant coffee from your pocket just because you dont carry a receipt from store to store. Sorry I dont buy that unless it's on sale, and it never is there. Can't wait to have a receipt next time and I will be recording. It's weird that they'd even question an obviously local regular. Is it worth the loss of business? Does it help anyone present to shame an obviously poor and hungry man that has spent all of his food stamps and is scraping change while using every coupon possible. I dont think so. I think their job is to guard the door from thieves and bullies taking baskets of unpaid food out with no respect for authority or management or the morals of functioning tax payers of society..... and breath .....

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Anika Christian

Angela, old with glasses, should not work registers. She was beyond rude! Asked me to get my kid out of the cart, but I asked if my toddler could stay because I am pregnant and it hurts to take him in and out. Then I helped stack the overfill of baskets she had not cleared for the customer. She proceeded to yell at me, insisting I leave the baskets where they were. Forcing herself to do more work and be weirder to my 3 year old. She was rude the entire time. Never tried to apologize or be human. When I asked to talk to a manager, I was told she had had a hard day. No, that woman sh9uld be fired or moved away from anything involving customer service. She needs to wear a cone and has a sticker that says "mean and rude" above her name. I of course will be back because I have to get groceries. But I am most definitely going to be reaching out to corporate.

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Pixel Pro

I visited the QFC Northgate location for the first time today, and it was a deeply uncomfortable experience. While using the self-checkout, the machine malfunctioned, giving contradictory "bagging area" prompts. Despite my best efforts to follow the system, I was met with extreme hostility from the staff. A particularly impatient worker approached me with a stern, condescending tone, warning me to "put the bag first" as if I were intentionally causing an issue. As an East Asian customer, the immediate lack of patience and the aggressive "policing" felt discriminatory. I was treated with suspicion rather than the standard courtesy a new customer expects. The contrast is sharp compared to the much friendlier service at the Green Lake location. This store needs to fix its machines, but more importantly, it needs to address the blatant bias in how its staff interacts with minorities.