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Rating breakdown
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5 ★52%
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4 ★28%
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3 ★12%
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2 ★4%
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1 ★3%
Quick facts
- What is the rating of Albertsons?
- Albertsons is rated 4.2 out of 5 based on 675 reviews.
- Where is Albertsons located?
- 2205 Oxford St, Missoula, MT 59801, United States
- How can I contact Albertsons?
- Phone: +1 406-549-5105 · Website: local.albertsons.com
Great selection, good prices. Super convenient location.
Always well stocked and well staffed.
One of my favorite stores.
Always well stocked and well staffed.
One of my favorite stores.
This was my regular work stop. Not all places stay open until 11, and the evening staff there was always friendly. The store is usually well stocked and clean, and unlike a few locations in town, I always felt safe in this area.
Alright. Do not go to the deli. I repeat. Do not go to the deli.
My husband got bad food poisoning from a chicken salad there once. He’s avoided it since. I’ve had a few sandwiches over the years without any food safety issues. I did not get one for a while because they were selling sandwiches which did not have the meat casing off, so the waxy bit got sliced up with the actual meat. They gave us a refund and were nice.
Yesterday, I picked up an Italian sandwich because I’m pregnant and was craving one over the past few days. I’m technically not supposed to eat deli meat due to the risk of listeria. However, the chances of me getting actually sick from it are lower than me getting involved in a car crash. I’ve seen the number “1 in a million” thrown around, so yes, I got my pregnant butt a stupid sandwich.
This most likely gave me diarrhea. I have not had any other symptoms, so I am not saying “LISTERIA!!” but I know no deli sandwich should be causing GI sickness, unless there was something wrong with it. All I ate aside from that were other things I’ve been regularly eating, without a problem.
So if you’re eating from the deli, you’re gambling. I know they’ve sold moldy sandwiches in the past too. I’m just lucky I wasn’t the moldy sandwich victim. Please avoid the deli.
Lastly, the prices are too high. Not competitive at all. They will purposely keep expired product on the shelf. One time I found an entire row of expired chicken broth, like six months expired. I informed the cashier and told them the whole lot of that brand was just sitting on the shelf, every bit of it expired. I went back some time later, like days or a week later, got curious and looked back there. It was all still sitting there, in its six month expired glory. Gross.
My husband got bad food poisoning from a chicken salad there once. He’s avoided it since. I’ve had a few sandwiches over the years without any food safety issues. I did not get one for a while because they were selling sandwiches which did not have the meat casing off, so the waxy bit got sliced up with the actual meat. They gave us a refund and were nice.
Yesterday, I picked up an Italian sandwich because I’m pregnant and was craving one over the past few days. I’m technically not supposed to eat deli meat due to the risk of listeria. However, the chances of me getting actually sick from it are lower than me getting involved in a car crash. I’ve seen the number “1 in a million” thrown around, so yes, I got my pregnant butt a stupid sandwich.
This most likely gave me diarrhea. I have not had any other symptoms, so I am not saying “LISTERIA!!” but I know no deli sandwich should be causing GI sickness, unless there was something wrong with it. All I ate aside from that were other things I’ve been regularly eating, without a problem.
So if you’re eating from the deli, you’re gambling. I know they’ve sold moldy sandwiches in the past too. I’m just lucky I wasn’t the moldy sandwich victim. Please avoid the deli.
Lastly, the prices are too high. Not competitive at all. They will purposely keep expired product on the shelf. One time I found an entire row of expired chicken broth, like six months expired. I informed the cashier and told them the whole lot of that brand was just sitting on the shelf, every bit of it expired. I went back some time later, like days or a week later, got curious and looked back there. It was all still sitting there, in its six month expired glory. Gross.
Always well stocked! Fair prices. Bakery hours can vary due to staffing.
Albertsons is a nice grocery store. I went in to get fried chicken and it was very tasty we also bought coffee, they have a great selection of coffee and the bakery was good too. Very friendly staff in the deli!
A whole grocery store and nothing local, except for a sad little shelf? Why is it that we accept this as the norm these days? Do you even know where your food comes from? And stop the incessant advertisements, especially about vaccines and illnesses!
Orange St Food Farm and the Good Food Store have meat from local farms, including grass-finished beef from oxbow. Check their freezers for more options. They both have cheese from local Lifeline Farms. Orange st has some local mead and wine and the Good Food Store has a whole bunch of local wine.
It's not like we don't have the land to have the cows to have local meat!! Support your neighbor, not someone across the country (or another country?) or mass-producing giant farms in who knows where, with dirty and mistreated animals.
Orange St Food Farm and the Good Food Store have meat from local farms, including grass-finished beef from oxbow. Check their freezers for more options. They both have cheese from local Lifeline Farms. Orange st has some local mead and wine and the Good Food Store has a whole bunch of local wine.
It's not like we don't have the land to have the cows to have local meat!! Support your neighbor, not someone across the country (or another country?) or mass-producing giant farms in who knows where, with dirty and mistreated animals.
The store itself is great, but don’t park in the front. There needs to be speed bumps between the entrance where the nail place is and the entrance. I almost got rear ended. This is a huge liability to shoppers and will end with accidents and I’m sure it already has.
A very nice store with all the necessities for basic (and sometimes beyond) grocery needs. The parking lot can be a bit busy at times, so look about and stay aware as you navigate to find a spot. They have great sales, especially if you're tied in to their loyalty system.
The brightly lit aisles make it easy to find your earl grey tea and cornflakes, prepackaged salads and frozen fries, etc. A good grocery store in a big shopping center with other satellite shops around, so convenient for running errands.
The brightly lit aisles make it easy to find your earl grey tea and cornflakes, prepackaged salads and frozen fries, etc. A good grocery store in a big shopping center with other satellite shops around, so convenient for running errands.
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