Head Office
Carrs-Safeway,
?Anchorage, Alaska
United States
Customer Service
Phone: 1-877-723-3929
Phone: 1-877-505-4040
Email: nil
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About Carrs-Safeway
Carrs-Safeway is an American supermarket chain founded by Laurence John Carr in 1950. The brand, headquartered at Anchorage, Alaska, operates as a subsidiary of Albertsons. It currently operates in more than 30 locations. Formerly operating as Carrs Quality Centers, Carrs-Safeway sells grocery, frozen foods, pharmacy, bakery, dairy, snack food, meta and beverages. The Store Locator will allow shoppers locate an outlet by street address, city, state or zip. You can filter store by services like bank, gas station, deli, floral and pharmacy. Some of the company’s own brands include O Organics, Open Nature, Signature Cafe, Lucerne Dairy farms, Signature Care, Primo Taglio, Signature Select, Debi Lily and Value Corner.
At Carrs-Safeway, you can refill prescriptions, receive immunization services and much more. You can register on the website to set up your pharmacy account, refill prescription and book appointments. Shoppers can explore the Weekly Specials to find out items to shop for a discount. The Coupons section lists coupons you can use for shopping. For those special occasions, you can find the largest selection of gift cards from popular retailers. You will find cards from leading retailers and restaurants. In-store services include option to send and receive money through Western Union, buying money orders, paying bills and ordering of flowers.
Customers can also shop online for groceries and other items. You can get your groceries in as little as an hour. Shopping can be done from any device. Delivery can be scheduled at your own convenient time during purchase. Register for the rewards program to earn and redeem points on all purchases. Visit the Careers section to keep track of job openings and positions. You can also apply for a job on the website. For more information or queries on store locations, refund, cancellation, career/jobs, or others, reach the Carrs support.
Bought groceries at the Gamble Carrs today and the person working checkout was James. Haven’t seen him before as I’ve been ordering my groceries with the app for the last several months. By far the worst customer service I’ve ever experienced at your stores. It seems like he was on opiates or something. I’ve seen anyone move so slowly or such a lack of customer service. You couldn’t even understand anything he said because it was just mumbling. The service at that store has always been great in the past. This guy needs to be trained or replaced.
I shop at two Carr’s stores. The one on Abbott and the one on W Dimond. Over all they are decent stores. But one sore spot is the deli and hot case. Both my wife and I worked for Carr’s years ago and we would have been fired if we worked and had a bad looking hot case like I’ve seen lately. The only time you can get decent food is if you go and get there before noon. After 3pm the hot case goes to hell fast. An example would be like today. I went to the W Dimond store and there was 8 people standing in front of the hot case looking for food to take home for dinner like me. The food that was in it was either not enough to serve a child and / or it had been in there so long that the food was burnt. The one fresh food that was brought out was fried chicken and that went fast since it was the only thing that was fresh. If Carr’s does not want to serve people for any kind of “dinner” service, then they need to put a sign that says the hot case is closed by 4pm. I’m my opinion they are losing a LOT of money by not stocking the hot case for when people want to take hot food home after a long day at work.
Palmer Carr’s overcharges repeatedly and I wish someone would address it! I feel it is getting hidden under the rug.
I have shopped at Carrs Huffman (store 1813) for over 30 years. Some products are now poorly stocked, apparently due to supply chain problems.
One of my favorite products is WHEAT THINS MULTIGRAIN (Nabisco/Mondelez). Several other flavors of Wheat Thins are stocked in the Crackers section, in 8.5-oz boxes (and a few flavors also in Large). For years, Multigrain was among them– but rarely in the past 2 years. One shipment of Multigrain apparently arrived last year and was on the shelf for a few weeks. But then nothing again, for weeks now.