Sack N Save

Cashier needs to smile and be more polite! Or at least say good morning. Plus the deli, I waited five minutes and nobody came to help. This store sucks balls! Go kick rocks. Let alone, I come to this store at least 4 – 5 times a week! No welfare and all cash.

Daniel was so helpful with the birthday candles! So was the cashier he was bagging for!

My most recent visit to Sack N Save, part of the Foodland chain, was on the day I was scheduled to work in Nanakuli. I came into the supermarket to check out what food items will catch my eyes and satisfy my cravings.
I walked straight to the seafood section where the male employee behind the display case greeted me. I asked for half pound of ahi poke (not sure if it was shoyu or oyster) and a quarter pound of lomi salmon. The male employee scooped each other the two items in separate containers and weighed it. He made sure he placed the sticker label on the containers too.
I then walked to the hot deli section of the supermarket. Another male employee greeted me and me if I wanted anything.
«Could I have three drumsticks,» was my reply. The chicken drumsticks were deep fried and crispy.
The male employee bagged my three drumsticks and he even asked me if I wanted any rice which I declined.
I got my drumsticks, ahi poke, and lomi salmon… I think this will satisfy my craving. Time to head to the checkout counter.
I placed all my lunch items on the counter and the female cashier greeted me. I made sure I had my Maikai rewards card out… one never knows which items stay on sale with the Maikai rewards card. I managed to get enough points for a reward. Very cool.
If and when I am in Nanakuli… Sack N Save will always be my go to place for fresh poke and fried chicken. The employees are always friendly… in fact I recognize some of the employees as my customers of the 24hr convenience store I work at. I also love that ASB is located inside here. ATM for ASB is located outside of the entrance/​exit doors.
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This will now be the nearest grocery store to my house so I went in today to load up my empty fridge. I wasn’t sure what to expect and I was pleasantly surprised by a few things. One they had local grass fed lean beef (90%) which was a plus.
The beer selection was better than expected. They had a nice selection of popular beers from San Diego, Iron Fist, Green Flash, Mission, Coronado and the way over hyped Ballast Point. I wish they had Trippel from Green Flash as it’s my favorite one from that brewery but they had good selection of IPAs so I was happy. I even found a beer from Eureka and at under $ 6 for a pint I grabbed two.
The produce prices are pretty good I even saw apples for $ 0.59/lb! Overall, I was able to get the basics. The staff was super friendly and nice. Which is nice since I will be doing the majority of my grocery shopping here.

This Sack N Save location has improved since my last review. No problems whatsoever when it comes to expired or nearly expired food, which is a relief. They have the best produce selection compared to other supermarkets on the Waianae coast and they always carry ground turkey and hummus, which I can’t always find at Tamura’s and Waianae Store. The employees are still very friendly.

BUYER BEWARE…
of the bums that solicit the Nanakuli Sack N Save parking lot
for example a butchi girl and her girlfriend frequent this parking lot often.
the girlfriend asked me for bus money and I felt bad you know i gave her 2.50
INSTEAD OF SAYING THANK YOU SHE SAYS TO ME
«oh what about my girlfriend?»
No. GTFO.
Who is in charge of security. These bums are a nuisance.
They gotta go.
other than that i have no complaints about sack n save or their staff. they’re all good.

I like going to sack and save for their seafood department and they give good customer service and there friendly staff.

I love the Foodland chains and I do like Sack n Save. For some reason the meat quality here is a bit. meh! The pricing is what gets me, it’s a lot more expensive here than in town. If it wasn’t for the pricing and poor meat quality and variety, I would have given this location 5 stars.
The plus to this location is the employees are very courteous, the store is up kept well and shelves are usually stocked well with the exception of the beginning of the month, we all know that’s the busiest time. I tend to shop here everyday as they have REALLY good manager specials, and it isn’t all gross or browning.
Keep the prices down, bring in more selection (please I need a steak selection that does say «chuck») and this place will definitely be a favorite.

Employees are always friendly and kind. Whenever I’m on the Westside, I make it a point to stop and Foodland’s sister store, Sack n Save. Never had a bad experience there. Managers are very accommodating.

Last minute shopping with my sister for thanksgiving food

A basic supermarket that should meet most of your needs. I’m giving Sack N Save five stars because of how they administer their rewards program. For example, at QFC, Safeway and Fred Meyer in the Pac Northwest, you have to submit a filled-​out application prior to realizing any rewards discounts.
But at Sack N Save, where we had never shopped before, when the checker entered our phone number into their system, the discounts then automatically applied. We watched with great pleasure as on the computer screen, the discounts kicked in, item by item. In the end, the Sack N Save program rewards program saved us over 20% on our purchases.
Also, it was a nice touch that our checker offered, right there on the spot, to twist the crown off our pineapple — which she did in expert fashion.

standing in line here sucks. They sent me to customer service then the cashier Tells me she is closed. wtf then I stand in line again. Then they take a person in back of me and check them out 1^st. wtf. No common sense I pissed right now.

I come here on the weekends to buy add-​ons for my lunch since Nanakuli to me is a desolate neighborhood. One bank, one grocery store, few gas stations — it’s the epitome of isolation.
The prices I believe are similar to the Foodland’s in town — okay, can’t complain.
The star of this store is Kristina; always a smile on her face and so personable. If I had to go to Safeway because there was a sale or come here for a dollar more, I’d come to Sack and Save.
It’s very hard now a days to find someone who excels in customer service and she exemplifies that and so much more. Sullivan Group, you’re lucky to have her!

One word Locals Only! no just kidding. But hey if you want to save a buck while on the islands shop here, they have all the things you can find in a «Needless Mark-​up» store in Kapolei. Its off the highway some, past the power plant. Now one thing I like is they have all the Hawaiian Specialty’s like Poi, Tune Poke of all types and real fresh! seafood, fish, shrimp, and crab all real fresh. Also all the items needed for a BBQ, or picnic or back at the hotel. Prices are decent and staff real nice. The parking lot is also tight so expect some dents!
I say check them out and save a buck!

Not the best grocery store if you’re looking for «specialty items». Well. honestly, I didn’t realize fresh basil and fresh mozz. cheese would be considered speciality and impossible to get from here. I’m happy to report they finally carry fresh basil as of last week; took them two years.
Parking is okay. Crowd is okay. Staff is okay. The store is always freezing, so bring a jacket.

Three stars seems about right. Not a huge organic section for the earthy-​crunchy types, but a little bit here and there (free range organic eggs for $ 7.79/dozen, free range organic chicken, etc.). The produce section left a lot to be desired.
I liked the pancake mix section! I haven’t tried ‘em yet, but we splurged on a Maui Pancake Co. mix for Chocolate Macadamia Nut Pancakes for $ 7.89 (how decadent does that sound?!) and Quaker Oatmeal Pancake Mix for $ 4.89. It’s not as healthy as the organic whole grain mixes I saw at Down To Earth, but they caught my eye. We bought some bananas and macadamia nuts to put in our non-​chocolate pancakes. We’ll see how they taste.
We ended up with three not-​so-​huge bags of groceries for $ 60 — the price of shopping in Hawaii. The staff at the store were friendly and helpful with an abundance of the aloha spirit.

This place could do better. Even though I only live 5 mins away from here. Everyday the parking lot is crowded. I rather go to Foodland! Their are not much workers on the floor that can help you, they are either walking around doing their own thing and some of them are just rude! I give it 3 stars.

Not a very pretty establishment. In fact, its an eyesore!
The parking is terrible, and the store can get crowded very quickly because it is so small.
It does not have a lot of variety in food or alcohol, but considering the lack of options in nanakuli, it maintains three stars.

I came in here on 7÷18÷10 to pick up milk for the little one. This place was the only one open since we just arrived in O’ahu and close to our destination.
Oh man I wish there was other places that was open. I went to get the milk and I could only find either exprired on 7÷18÷10 or the next day I couldn’t find any date that was in August which is usually how it goes. This is my first time I have EVER seen a date on the day I go to the market. (which my cousin said they are lazy here and just push the almost expired date close to the front.) I had to reach all the way in the back for a milk that expire 7÷26÷10. That even is still to close to 7÷18÷10. So gross. I informed the cashier who was so nice. (and that is the one store for) She told me she will inform the mngr.
I’m still grossed out in how old the milk was. OBTW the 7÷18÷10 milk was so gross it smelled spoiled and it was leaking. ewwww

With few shopping options in Nanakuli I actually like this Sack N Save. It’s a little on the small side but the employees are really nice. The deli and seafood counters have all the same items the other Foodlands/​Sack ‘n Saves have. Haven’t tried their poke bowls yet but plan to by the end of the week. Just be careful of the long lines for American Savings Bank as soon as you enter the store.