Located just feet from the banks of the Hoquiam river, Jay's Farm Stand is a small outdoor produce…read moremarket. It is located in the parking lot for the Grays Harbor Farmer's Market (a separate business entirely). It is mostly covered by tents and protected from the Harbor's wet weather which makes it easy to shop with no hassle parking. There's a nice variety of of both fruit and vegetables, much of it at prices that can't be beat anywhere else on the harbor. Some items are local, such as honey, blueberries and kale from Shaffner Farms. Much of the rest is WA grown such as Walla Walla sweets, apples and cherries (when in season). Produce changes seasonally which is what you get from local growers. Not everything is organic or GMO free so just ask if that's important to you. Happy (produce) hunting!

Great prices on a wide range of produce. My only wish is that they carried more organics.read more

Welcome to a tourist town with one major grocery store. I lived in Ocean Shores for over 2 years. I…read morejoined the membership rewards and never really received any perks. I spent roughly $300 a week on groceries conservatively speaking. The pricing of the products are higher in the Summer and tourist season. This sucks for the locals but it is common with all businesses in Ocean Shores. I recommend shopping at Costco for your staples before going on vacation in Ocean Shores. It's not uncommon to pay almost $10 for a bag of chips. Just a warning. The service is a hit or miss depending on the time of day and season. The staff can get tired of tourists and not be as friendly. The selection is limited due to the remote location of Ocean Shores. This means if you are looking for special ethnic foods and vegetables, you maybe out of luck. Bring these items from home. I am SE Asian and the selection was lacking as far as fresh herbs and greens go. I was missing many sauces over the years for stir fry like sesame seed oil, hunan, and chili oil. I drove to Olympia for Jasmine rice purchased 100lbs at a time. The deli is pricey but there is only one McDonalds in town and no other fast food options. Most the restauarants are $20 or more per entree. Hence the deli fried chicken and warn foods will look less expensive. The JoJos friend chicken is popular along with the potatoes wedges.

I had to lower my review for this place. When you go through the dairy department and you start…read morepicking up items that have been expired for months. An example was the Tillamook cream cheese. It expired in January and here it is April. The more I began to look at things the more I found items were expired or close to their expiration date. I also have to mention that their prices have gone up a great deal in the store. It was a slap in the face to see how expensive items have gotten.

Lovely family owned lavender farm! We received such a warm welcome and left with some pictured in…read morethe lavender and very fragrant bundles! The lavender was buzzing with a wide array of pollinators, and the farm dog, Poppy was also very sweet and welcoming!

Great lavender farm. Has a great setup to make various lavender products…read more The owners are really nice and knowledgeable. (It is not dog friendly) Definitely worth the visit.

Mostly locally sourced fruits and vegetables. Competitive pricing too. It's a basic farm-stand…read moresetup, no frills but provides quality foodstuffs. Highly recommend over any of the big grocery stores.

Highly recommend! If you love the fancy coffee shops in Seattle or big cities, you'll love the…read morecoffee here, and the foam! They even have house made syrup options, and delicious pastries! Only suggestion would be a toaster oven to warm the pastries in, and eventually some sound panels since the room can get echoey. But coffee quality is on point!

This place was great! Huge interior with lots of seating and drink options with some pastries as…read morewell. Loved that they had a few toys for smaller kids, as well as a stack of boardgames. We pulled out a few that were new to us and had fun playing while we ate and drank our coffees. Very fun little gem.

The ice cream here is absolutely delicious. Their banana cream pie is my favorite. It's made with…read morereal bananas and tastes so fresh. The candy shop part of the store is fun. There is a nice assortment of candies and at the front by the register they have chocolates that you can purchase. The only downside is the inconsistent offering of samples. When we came in yesterday, they were offering 2 samples for customers. Today when we went in, they said they weren't offering any samples.

I went into The Sweet Life because one of the signs on the outside of the building said "sorbet"…read more Being a non-dairy sort of person, I had to see what frozen desserts they had. At the time I was there there were only 2 alternate choices to dairy: mango sorbet & lemon poppyseed frozen dessert. Since I can get the mango at most grocery stores I went with the lemon poppyseed. Good choice as the lemon provides a zesty punch. The base of this non-dairy "ice cream" is coconut milk. Not because they told me, but because I can taste the coconut. Also, there are some teenie tiny nuggets of coconut oil (Remember coconut "oil" is solid at room temperature). I got a single scoop. However, it's large. Sitting in an 8 oz cup in such way to require a domed lid. Much, much tastier than your average lemon poppyseed muffin. Those are seem to be artificially flavored and bitter. If I'm buying a poppyseed muffin I go with almond ones. In addition to my surprisingly good "ice cream", the store sells oddles of candies. Lots of good chocolate. I picked up a novelty candy purchase, a tin of Bob Ross, happy little tree mints. That's a semi-gag gift for my BFF. Nice place to wander around & bring some sweetness to your day.

I wasn't entirely sure what to expect - but this place is Montesano in all the best ways. It's…read morefunky, organic in every meaning of the word, and probably one of the best things this little town has going for it. It's much more a deli than a grocery store- not a dig, just the truth. I arrived around 1pm and they had a steady stream of people ordering smoothies and deli items. They have a fun mix of locally made crafts, some organic food items and some weird art. Truly an original mix! But the most important things - the place was clean. The bathroom was clean. The employees were clean and exceptionally friendly and attentive. And most importantly - the food was soooo good!! I had the veggie wrap grilled (because I'm in an endless search for good vegetarian food to eat on the go) and omg was it good. The perfect mix of crispy and fresh veggies, just enough sauce without being overpowering. The wrap itself was delicious, flavorful and super fresh tasting. If you're in the area and like healthy, clean food - this is your spot.

Sandwiches here are AWESOME and reasonably priced! We ordered the Full Monte sandwich and the…read moreMountain High Sourdough. It does take a little longer than a fast food restaurant, but the quality is worth it! It's inside a little market, and there is no seating. Two small tables are outside the front of the store that seat 2 people. Lots of parking behind the store in a large, shared parking lot. We'll definitely stop here again!

If you're strolling through Westport's Main Street, don't miss Whale Of Cone. It's a tiny little…read moreice cream shop with a charming, old-school feel. The selection isn't huge, but what they do have is fresh, high quality, and worth the stop. The first thing you'll notice is the incredible smell of vanilla from their freshly made waffle cones -- it drifts across Main Street and is almost impossible to resist. We sampled a few flavors before settling on the salted caramel and the cookies and cream, and both were excellent. The salted caramel was rich and buttery, while the cookies and cream was creamy with plenty of cookie pieces in every bite. Sometimes a smaller menu means they focus on doing a few things really well, and that definitely seems to be the case here. Fresh ice cream, warm waffle cones, and a friendly small-town atmosphere make Whale Of Cone a sweet stop while exploring Westport.

What an absolute great place!!! We showed up at 505 they didn't close till 6 but it was a holiday…read moreweekend and they were out of everything and had to close. I'm not sure who it was but someone(owner maybe) heard the sad desperation of a 5 year old saying, Oh no!! He came put front and asked asked her what her favorite ice cream was, she said strawberry. He went back in and came out with an ice cream for her and a few for us adults. What a great person!! Thank you!!!