One of my favorite markets, Sheridan's, is in jeopardy of going out of business. Not only is…read moreSheridan's one of my faves, it's the oldest market on Produce Row. While it's a retail market with fresh fruit and veggies, a high quality butcher counter, deli, pantry items, spices, grains and beans, and premade meals, the bulk of their business is supplying to hundreds of local restaurants. During and after Covid, many of these restaurants went out of business which affects the entire supply chain. Sheridan's has suffered. Additionally, suppliers have raised their prices and residential shopping in the area has greatly decreased. All these factors combined have had serious consequences to this once thriving market. Sadly. When I stopped in earlier this month to buy escarole, a green leafy veg for Italian wedding soup, I was shocked to find most of the shelves bare. I was heartbroken, actually. This gem of a store has enabled me to make all of my favorite Italian dinners because they carry ingredients that most other stores don't. I'm from an Italian family and lived my entire life in NJ until moving to Portland in 2000. The first fall, when the weather chilled and I was craving Italian Wedding Soup, escarole was not available anywhere. Thankfully I found Sheridan's and have been a loyal customer ever since. I am doing my best to support them by buying my produce and veggies there, plus whatever other items I can find that I need. It is challenging since their shelves are not stocked, which means I buy what I can at Sheridan's and supplement from another grocery store. But that's what you do to help a business in need. Please, if you live in the area, buy what is available and help them through this very difficult time. Sheridan's is such a gem and it would be a tremendous loss to Portland to lose this market.

Bye Sheridan Fruit Company. After 110 years serving Portland, they closed their doors on…read more2/13/2026. My kids grew up here as their dad ran the meat department for 14 years. Always the best meat department in town. Long time employees like Byron and Jeff supported this family business. Sorry to see them go but the memories live on.

I just would like to take a moment to highlight appreciate and compliment one of their amazing…read morereceivers her name is Heather I am an outside carrier and been coming to Pacific Coast Fruit for about 11 years now. When I arrive there, I go into door 14 it's a little difficult to get into but I manage Heather has me in and there in 20 minutes just about every time I'm there that is world record time in the trucking world. She is an absolute amazing asset to this company. I hope she sticks around for a while otherwise I will be down there for hours. I have nothing but positive things to say about her. Keep up the great work Heather.

You have seen this business when you drove I 5 and I 84 thru Portland. Just a few minutes from the…read moreConvention Center and the Skate Park under the Morrison bridge. This produce business has it all, great people working the counter, receiving and shipping. There is a great place for fruits and veggies.

There's so many photos of this place, you get the idea…read more A great addition to the neighborhood, and a destination if not close. Their wine bar is fantastic, and good-priced, and it was fun to watch the last of the World Cup here today. If you're looking for something special or hard to find, this is the place, much like the old Pastaworks was on Hawthorne. They really shine on their produce, pasta and fresh meats here, and there's always something new, but I love that you can count on the bakery for your focaccia and other fresh breads. Cheese case is like Rue Cler, Paris--so much selection and they will tell you about each one of them. Don't be afraid to just ask a lot of questions. I wish that they did some little items in the bakery, one of my fondest memories from childhood was going to Pastaworks with my dad and getting a breadstick, probably eating it before we even paid (we did), as we strolled around, and where's the peanut sauce for pasta, another favorite of the old days, yup, I'm old. Can't say enough good things about this place, it can add up though as others have mentioned, but, if you keep to a list or just slow the roll on the impulse buy, it's actually reasonable and you know you're getting what you're paying for. I've never regretted a purchase here or thought it unfair. I mean, it says Fine Foods right there in the name...:) Thank you for the amazing ingredients for dinner tonight, cheers!

Incredible little grocer that has a huge wine selection, cute gift area, tons d European dry goods,…read morefresh produce, fresh bakery and a incredible ready food deli area. You can spend hours in this store looking through the store, prepping dinners or gift shopping! Worth the stop to check it out.

I had to check this place out since I heard it was closing. Parking is limited and difficult to…read morefind. Expect an hour or so wait. There's not many tables only a few tables outside with no heating and a few inside good for small groups of 4 at the most. The noise level is average. Chirashi sushi deluxe (5/5): absolutely amazing. Each piece of fish was thick and fresh. The texture was perfect. I love the salmon pieces as there's was a good mix of fatty and lean pieces. The rice was so yummy too. The furikake added that extra bit of umami. Umai! Tap to pay is accepted. It makes me sad to see this place go. Overall, Kashiwagi has some delicious sushi and fish at reasonable prices. The wait is long but food is unmatched. I wish the owners a joyful retirement! Thank you for serving the past 15 years.

Cute little spot that reminds me of Tokyo! Not a ton of seating, so be aware of that, but the fish…read moreare generous portions. Got the nigiri 12 piece, spicy scallop hand roll, creamy tuna hand roll and scallop nigiri. Fish quality was great and the cuts were decent size so I didn't have that lingering feeling of wanting more. Will definitely be back to try different fish!

The sell the freshest produce. The customer service is outstanding…read more They always advertise on social media

Couldn't believe how cheap it was and the service WAS ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!! Great place to buy…read morebulk... SUPER CHEAP!!!

Summertime rolls...Jane's Addiction harmony in my head…read more On a holiday in the sun like Weezer in the lovely Pacific NW in the Summertime decided to do a yatra aka pilgrimage to People's Co-op. I lived walking distance from People's Co-op circa 2004 where I lived right across from the now defunct all vegan coffeeshop aka Red and Black. In 2004-2005 I was a working member cleaning the bulk bins as my seva aka service. This is where I first started teaching yoga at the community room upstairs at People's Co-op. Dusty started the program that sadly is no longer currently active. They had some great classes there and have fond memories of a Iyenger influenced yoga teacher that taught classes I liked. This was when I was teaching classical hatha yoga and had not yet shifted my yoga teaching to the Ashtanga Vinyasa tradition. Fast forward to the moment of Jun 20223. It's the return and went to People's Co-op. It still is an amazing place. They have a farmer's market here every Wed. Their bulk selection is amazing (see my photos) and so is there produce. Friendly and helpful staff. Afterwards go to Belmont for heaps of plant based, vegetable forward, tasty, amazing vegan restaurants and food trucks that are amazing. Vegan bars, vegan food trucks, innovative vegan restaurants like Fermenter, and more that will satisfy all folks who follow whatever diet from vegan to paleo to gluten-free to omnivore.

This came recommended from our friends. The girls had space to play while we caught up. The pizza…read morewas the highlight for sure! Delicious. My smash burger felt small and a bit salty but otherwise good. The taters were fantastic!

I found everything I was looking for and I was in and out in a jiffy the.prices were the lowest of…read moreall on surprised items and a good ice cream selection

Purchased four bottles of wine. All were "bad" - bitter! $20.00 down the drain. This is not the…read morefirst time that this has happened. I keep trying to give them the benefit of the doubt. It is back to boxed wines or wines from other stores for us! Dr. B

International grocery stores are a necessity as I use in my everyday life items that don't exist in…read moreconventional grocery stores. World Foods doesn't carry the ginormous container of pitted Kalama olives that the mothership Barbur Whole Foods does. But they do have excellent customer service and and will transfer a jug from Barbur to Whole Foods for me. They also sell Arz labne which I can't find anywhere else convenient in Portland. Certainly not at a conventional grocery store. They also sell all kinds of other international groceries like giant jars if dolmas, lavash, the best chocolate bars. I could go on and on. Walking the aisles makes me feel like I'm in a different country and it's fun. There's not much in the way of parking. Most people in the Pearl probably walk there. I know I do. I do know that if you want a grocery adventure check out World Foods. 2026 - Review # 6

Enjoyed this little market down from my hotel. Grabbed provisions for the road. They had some…read moreinteresting items & carry a large selection of local wine.