Fruit and vegetables I wanted at a great price. Clerks were friendly and helpful during my visit

Grocery liquidators offers steep discounts on name brand products and produce. I recommend going here before going to any other grocer to get everything on your list.

I'm part of a growing number of grocery store employees known as "The Working Poor" so Im on the lookout for deals of any kind. I often frequent places like Grocery Outlet and such. On my first visit to everyday deals I knew it wasn't glamorous, but the prices are the lowest anywhere. The store is small, cluttered and the cashier is slow, but where else are you going to buy a box of wine for $6? Their canned goods, snacks, frozen food and produce are a real bargain. If you're on a budget then you should swallow your pride and visit this store.

I love Morrow Brothers so much. They have some of the best produce in my area and for sure the best prices. We eat tons of fruits and veggies and go through them rather quick so this is the perfect place to stock up without breaking the bank and I can get organic! There are usually deals going on when I'm in. Unlike my other local organic stores close by, I'm not paying 10 bucks for a bag of grapes! Today, I scored 3 cases of tomatoes for 99 cents! Also, a cool little fun fact is that they sell a good little variety of beers by the bottle and you can get your growler filled with some great local brews!! I discovered Pyramids apricot beer here. So delicious!! Staff, for the most part, are very friendly and sweet. The vegetables seem to be on constant care. There is usually always some checking to make sure the shelves are fully stocked, veggies cleaned and watered and customers are doing alright. It also helps that they are always playing some classic jams like Al Greens "Let's stay together".

A local news reporter did a "field trip" to Morrow Bros one morning and we just happened to catch it on TV, went there a few hours later. The entire place is clean, well-stocked, and the family owners are truly amazing. Don came to the register to bag up our purchases and was so excited when we told him where we were from and how we found the market. He couldn't believe we drove all the way from Tigard to Happy Valley just to shop at the store. We met Wendy while there also, very friendly and helpful. No complaints about customer service or how the customer is treated. My only complaint was that while the produce was mostly good, with a great selection, much of it seemed slightly like seconds. Case in point: the Honey crisp apples were an unheard of 99 cents a pound and I did find a handful to take home, but almost every single one I looked at had a tiny worm hole, dent or imperfection. Which is fine if you plan on making applesauce or apple crisp. The same with the bagged cherries, every single cherry in the bag I bought had a split or a ding in it. Again, not so bad since I used them in smoothies and a dessert. The one major disappointment was the asparagus, mine rotted in the fridge overnight so I never got to taste it. We also bought a few tomato plants that are thriving in our garden right now as well as a few potted herbs. Great selection of hanging plants, garden plants, garden ornaments, etc. I still believe it's a good idea to support these family-type of businesses but just be careful when choosing your fruits & veggies. I'd definitely go back if in the area again.