Winco

Winco always has a great selection of just about everything you need to keep your family well fed. Prices are usually quite competitive apart from some fruits and vegetables. I love that they are open ²⁴⁄₇ but it is somewhat frustrating if you forget your debit card as they don’t take credit. All in all i’ve never felt as though they robbed me with pricing vs. how much you get for it.

Love this store. The bulk section is great. We love it for all sorts of bulk items. The only thing that would make the store better is more organics and have a location in Lehi. We go out of our way to frequent this store.

My new favorite place. It’s Wal Mart and Costco combined! Everything I need. It’s incredible.

I love Winco. Prices are great, this one is 24 hours, and soooooo much better than Walmart!

Clean store, great product selection, kind and helpful employees! GREAT prices as well. I don’t shop here very often, however, I have never had a bad experience with WinCo.

Ahhh Winco, how I do love thee. Late night trips to avoid the crowds. Wife and I try to avoid the fresh produce section (LoLo’s in Provo tends to be cheaper, Rancho in Provo is a good choice also, but some people may not be into that). Other than that, the prices are great. You could get lost in the Bulk section, there’s simply so many things that you could walk past and think, «Hey, I need that!» The Meat section is awesome for your average needs, prices are usually better than most other stores in the Valley.
Sure, the aisles might be confusing, they’re huge. Besides that, the only gripe I have is with the Bulk Food bags. I wish they were a little thicker. In the times I’ve been there, we’ve had bags of bulk rice split on us 3 times at checkout.
Other than that, try swinging through at night to avoid the crowds. There’s been some nights when the line was 4+ deep, but that’s uncommon. We’ve usually been in and out quickly.

Big warehouse grocery stores used to overwhelm me so much that I refused to even walk through their doors for years. But, now as a grown ass adult who is always looking for the best deals, I have come to not only like, but love these kind of stores and Winco is a cut above them all! My husband and I usually go to Winco every two weeks and are always amazed by how much food we can get for such inexpensive prices. I’ve always had luck finding the things that I need with prices typically below those at other local stores. I especially love the huge bulk item section which has everything I never knew I needed. Make sure to check their manager specials items in the deli section to get some even better deals on fresh food.

Ugh. I hate this place. So much. It’s got this horrible warehouse-​y feel to it and everything is confusing. The signs for the aisles are incomplete and don’t actually tell you what you can find in each massive aisle. It’s like it was aiming for being Costco but just ended up being a circle of hell. I also can never seem to find anyone to ask where to find specific items.
That said, if you’re willing to brave the weird set-​up, the lack of any assistance and the general weirdness, you can get to the bulk food aisles, which are cheaper than comparable bulk food aisles at other stores (kind of. If you know your prices.) The only problem is… and take this with a grain of salt because it’s entirely possible I just always go on the wrong times/​days)… it’s constantly crowded by families with two or three carts that apparently need to have a small child alternating between standing guard at each food bin you need and glaring intensely at any interlopers. So… after waiting 20 minutes (not an exaggeration), you can get your stupid bulk gummy bears and chocolate wafers and question all your life choices that have led you to this particular moment in time. But hey. They have bulk gummy bears.
Now, I’ll admit that they have a good selection and fairly good prices, but since I’ve never been able to go to this place without having a panic attack, I’m going to put it on my list of places to avoid like the plague. So, if you’re willing to brave hordes of shoppers who will literally run into you with their carts in an attempt to get ALL the food RIGHT NOW, this is an awesome store. Just not for me.

Winco is one of my favorite grocery stores in the Valley. It’s hard to find fresh produce in some of the stores around here, but Winco has never disappointed me in my search.
The best part about Winco is the bulk area. Of course I want to buy cheetos and chex mix in bulk. I can’t believe I even lived before this? They also have candy, spices, nuts, and MRE’s for incredibly cheap in the bulk area. I can’t believe we as a human race existed before this came into our lives. I love it here.
Winco has fresh cheese and meat packaged, and also premade meals for those in a hurry, or those who hate doing anything.
The prices at Winco are incredible and the selection is amazing. If Winco were closer, I would shop there as much as possible.
Thanks Winco. I love you.

Marking this four stars because some of their selection isn’t that great. Other than that a great place to get the essentials. Open ²⁴⁄₇ makes it even better since you can stop by in the night and not get caught up in the lines. There have been times where I was the only person in the store!

(3.75 stars) WinCo Foods is an enigma; part warehouse club and part supermarket, and incorporating both the «good» and «bad» of each.
On the plus side, the selection of name brand items is very good, pricing is excellent and packaged quantities are supermarket (rather than bulk) in size. Minuses include cavernous and poorly-​lit rows of metal warehouse racks, an outright refusal to acknowledge that credit cards even exist and generally disorganized store layout.
After another long day with my client I discovered that dinner options in the general vicinity of my motel were limited to Tex-​Mex and fast-​food Tex-​Mex; I wasn’t up for «either.» I walked to the WinCo, and after some time exploring their aisles, settled on a name-​brand quality frozen entry and large bottled beverage. My tab came to $ 2.74, 75 cents less than the cost of the entrée alone at my hometown supermarket.
I suspect that doing our weekly grocery shopping at WinCo Foods would become maddening rather quickly, but as a «one-​off,» the experience was pretty good.

Winco carries some neat products you can’t find anywhere else around here i.e. mango tofu and some other imports. They stay open 24 hours a day. Just make sure to bring cash or a debit card. They don’t accept credit cards.

Love this place. Love the layout love the produce love the bulk and love to prices. I honestly come here to de-​stress because I know that the prices are going to be the best, and that they’re not going to switch around where they put their product. Definitely my favorite grocery store.

best grocery store in Utah. I would be happy to see it grow and replace the crappy walmart groceries. The bulk section is great. The fruit and veggies are usually good and fresh. They also have a good meat and seafood section. Great prices, and the employees seem treated better than other grocery stores.

Winco isn’t a perfect grocery store, but it’s the best one in Utah valley. Great selection, fresh produce, and the best prices in Utah. Go at an off-​time because it gets pretty crowded on weekends and evenings. Oh, and you’ll have to have cash or a debit card; they don’t accept credit.

Hard to beat these prices. In fact, I usually never do.
Every weekend this summer I bought some kind of meat to throw in the smoker. I checked Winco, Smiths, Harmons, Albertsons, Cosco and Walmart every friday for deals on meat (smoking a 20 pound brisket can get pretty expensive, so it pays to shop around) and winco was consistently the cheapest. Wal mart was good, but their meat department was HALF as good as winco’s, plus winco has a much better (and bigger) selection.
I think I love this place. Everything is fresh and cheap. 4 stars on the produce, but its certainly not bad.
Clean, good service. This place has everything I want. I even like the staff, they’re pretty proactively helpful.
Easy 5 Stars.

Love Winco, for the bulk of our grocery shopping. Produce prices are excellent and the produce is fresh and keeps well… since we shop only twice a month this is important.
Cheese, dairy and prepared sandwich products are the best prices I have seen in the valley. Love the bulk food and herb section.
Service is excellent. Every time I have asked for help the staff have gone out of their way to make sure I got what I needed.

I LOVE WinCo!!! This store makes it possible for people on a budget to eat like they are kings!!! Granted, they have a very limited selection of organic food, but their produce section is wonderful and often has exotic fruits and vegetables that I don’t see in any other grocery stores. (Dragonfruit, anyone?) If you are a meat eater, GO HERE. I have never seen such consistently low, pardon me, RIDICULOUSLY LOW meat prices. And again, excellent quality.
Tha quality is wonderful, they have a good selection of foreign foods and specialty items and their flavored coffee selection is fantastic! This place beats Smith’s and Harmon’s hands down. The only advantage I would say Harmon’s has over WinCo is their selection of fine cheeses, artisan bread and specialty olive oils, but if you are looking for good, basic food at very affordable prices, «This is the place». (Hee! Hee! Couldn’t resist)
Keep in mind that like with CostCo, they keep their prices down in part by NOT accepting credit cards. Debit cards, cash and food assistance cards are fine.

The prices really are the best. I expected it to be all cheap brands and not much in specialty items. Turns out the have a number of really good brands. The mushroom selection is really good and inexpensive. They have both Nathan’s and Hebrew National hot dogs. Fresh Oysters and some good seafood. Orrowwheat bread. However, the selection of yogurt brands is thin.
In the end, there’s a few things I get they don’t have, but they have 90% of them and the prices are really good.

Y-​E-​S!
It’s about time Winco opened up here! Winco is chock-​full of great deals on all varieties of food. I love the bulk section. I love that the prices on popular brands are as much as 50% less than they are at other stores. But most of all, I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE that I can buy a range of Tillamook products here! If you’ve never had Tillamook cheese, then you simply MUST go to Winco and buy some. I have noticed a few other stores carry it here, but not at the price that Winco does! And I’ve never seen a store in Utah carrying Tillamook ice cream, which may just be the best brand of ice cream on the planet! Seriously, if you go to Winco for nothing else, go for Tillamook products! Of course, I imagine once you enter the massive warehouse that is Winco, you’ll stay for plenty of other reasons.
One other product you simply MUST buy from Winco that you can’t really find elsewhere (besides Costco): Dave’s Killer Bread. If it’s not the best thing since, well, sliced bread then I don’t know what is! In fact, I’m so sure you’ll absolutely love Dave’s bread that I’ll guarantee I’ll eat it if you won’t! ;)