Excellent grocery story in Langley. You could do all your shopping here and be very happy. Fresh…read moreproduce, a deli, and lots of interesting items.

PRICES are SKY HIGH HERE! Not to mention Malt Balls being $34 a pound (apx) unbeknownst to me! They…read morewere in a small container which looked like the number $7 was on them. I thought that seems about right. I took them to the check-out and they rang up $17! Come to find out they were $34 a pound. Other items here are expensive too! This would include the frozen, organic fruit in bigger packages for around $20.

This isn't just a little island grocery - it packs a deli, corner store, and neighborhood charm all…read moreinto one. The deli is open daily until 5 leaving just enough time to pop in for a sandwich or panini. Don't worry - there isn't any low quality Subway style meats to be found here. You can watch how fresh and clean the kitchen is as they prepare your morsels of goodness. The corner store has everything you need from candy, beer, produce, dairy. Don't find a beer you love? Add it to the list and they try hard to get it for you. It's just one way the charm shines through. Seafood lovers - this might be the only place to buy fresh oysters from the island. A couple runs a small shellfish farm out of a cove about a mile away from the Tyee Grocery store. You can pick up all sizes of fresh oysters here and at a good price. The outside space is lovely, boasting an outdoor fire pit, but the biggest standout is their sign. Yes, their sign. Anyone familiar with Camano Island or the greater Seattle art scene should be familiar with the works of Jack Gunter. He is one of my favorites. I love his water scenes. On my way out I noticed their sign was a Jack Gunter original - something to treasure. I wish I was lucky enough to have something like that in my house!

Just bought the most tasty bleu! ~$33/lb. sounds like a lot -- but isn't when one normally doesn't…read moremake mac & cheese with it . . . tho I may add just a smidge to my next homemade. Excellent on an apple slice, but Amazing on my cranberry/apple bread!! Just takes a small swipe.

We didn't know what to do for dinner when we spotted this charming little shop! An easy pickup with…read morean awesome array of cheeses, meats, and specialty charcuterie treats. Excellent service, the woman helping us was so sweet, friendly, and knowledgeable! 10/10 experience, would recommend!

Absolutely, love this place! My family and I come out to Whidbey quite often. I've been here 3…read moretimes. And LOVE every little detail to the shop. Kitchen peeps come and check it out. Tin Fish Artisan Crackers Oils Gifts Stuff for yourself Annnnnnnnnd of course the cheese. I'm not sure if the Cheese Monger is the owner but she is lovely. I'll take some pictures next time!

Incredibly disappointed with this shop. When making the trip out to Whidbey I saw this store on…read moreTikTok and wanted to visit. When my mother and I went in we were the only customers and the woman at the front looked up, saw us coming in, glared and went back to just standing at the register. I felt as though we were bothering her by even being in there. The merchandise inside was pretty expensive and did not give small town island vibes. Overall it was a very unpleasant experience and would not recommend.

Amazing store, anything you are looking and not looking for if here. From groceries to housewares…read moreto awesome kids clothes and toys, it's all here. The first floor is mostly food and adult clothing while the small second floor is kids stuff. They had such cute kids clothing, I had to get some dresses for my girls. I'd you happen to visit Langley, you must make a pit stop here.

Bought Screaming Banshee sourdough bread based on a local's recommendation! Delicious actually!…read morePricey ($10) but worth it!

We stopped here for some pie, and also walked around the farm a bit. They didn't have the…read moreloganberry since it wasn't in season, so we ended up trying a slice of the marionberry pie. It was delicious! So sweet and fresh tasting, and the berry flavor shone through so well. The crust was also super crisp and flaky, and held the pie together so well. When you eat in you can get it warmed up with some whipped cream - so yummy!

Greenbank Farm is a nice stop while exploring Whidbey Island. There's a lot to do here from the…read morecheese shop to the little gardens and to my purpose for visiting - a cafe that offers local pies. Staff was nice although slow - there was one person in charge of ordering, busing, and checking out. The cafe carries Whidbey Pies made local in Langley. During my visit they had tart cherry, Granny Smith apple, marionberry, strawberry rhubarb, and loganberry (seasonal). I was able to get a slice warmed up with whipped cream. It was a nice stop to snack and try. There's also whole pies that you can take home which freeze well. In addition to pies, there's also other snacks like bagel chips and dips and also wine flights. There's something for everyone and it's a nice spot. They're also installing fast chargers for EVs right now so it'll soon be a great stop.

I loved this co-op. It reminded me of PCC in the Seattle area. I went twice while I stayed in Port…read moreTownsend for 3 days. They had 6 kinds of sesame sticks - onion/poppyseed, whole wheat, garlic, Cajun, cheese & normal. One always needs portable snacks when on vacation. They also had what I needed when it came to non-dairy products. The hot food bar looked & smelled delicious.

The time before my last visit to Port Townsend on our way out of town I noticed that Port Townsend…read morehad a Food Co-op. I do love going to these types of stores and put it in my mind on a return trip to stop in and check out the store. Well we made a another visit to town a few weekends ago and we made a stop here. Like any good and complete Co-op (I have run into bad ones) the products are of good quality and the food is organic. There is a nice deli area where you can get sandwiches and food bar to dish up if your heart desires it. There is a good health and beauty section where like the quality of the food is a few grades above a run of the mill grocery store which the quality can be questionable and if it's ethically sourced (same concern goes to food too). I purchased a few cans of beer and hop water. The hop water was quite good but it is from a brewery that we have a very high regard for so not a huge surprise. They have a considerable beer and wine selection which is nice. This is a great place to go and support... something I can really get behind is to support local businesses!

This place punches way above its weight! We were looking for a casual counter-service spot to meet…read moreup with cousins before a celebration of life (RIP Steve), and from the outside this looked like a decent option. So we decided to scope it out, and once we got inside we were blown away! The employee at the counter said they only have one coffee (iced Vietnamese) but lots of good mocktails and beverages in the cooler. Friendly and honest! We peeped the cooler and it was full of super interesting drinks. And indeed, the mocktail menu was great. Zests and tonics and coolers and sparklers. Next to the cooler is a small retail area with an eclectic and very smart selection of curated goods, including: chili crisp; tinned fish; griddle pans; handmade Easter fudge; books about auras and autism and edibles and pizza; ultra soft scarves; Rap Snacks ramen; and lunar phase art pieces. But even more impressive than all of that is the food. Among our group of cousins etc, we ordered both banh mi sandwiches, the meatloaf sandwich, the bulgogi cheesesteak sandwich, the banh mi fries, and the chicken pho. Plus the Vietnamese iced coffee and one cocktail (Sunset Spritz). Without exception, they were delicious! My favorite was the meatloaf sandwich, which came on perfectly-griddled pillowy sourdough, and had a great balance of sweet-tangy masaman glaze, mayo, and kimchee pimento cheese. Probably the best meatloaf sandwich I've ever had, in a little corner cafe in Freeland, WA!

Stopped here before our final destination on Whibdey…read more Ordered and didn't get our food very quickly. Had to wait over 25 minutes for our food. I was hungry and forgot to take a picture of the vermicelli bowl ($17) and French dip sandwich ($18). . Food was a little bland but decent size portions Service - 3 for slow in bringing out food but folks were friendly Food - 3.5 Fairly clean and noise average Overall 3.5