I absolutely Love this little corner store. We grabbed a pint of delicious ice cream in the evening…read moreand came back in the morning for coffee. Fair prices and friendly folks. Definitely a "highly recommend".

Stopped by early to load up on snacks for the drive out to the rainforest. Definite local vibe…read morehere. Have pretty much everything you may need in terms of healthier, organic foods, including coffee prepared sandwiches. Appreciate that they're open at 7 am.

A quaint and warm mead tasting and honey haven…read more Different types of honey curated on the property can be bought. All lovely. Also, a wonderful array of mead is available. You can buy a flight of mead concoctions to taste and the buy a bottle or two of your favorite. You can sit inside the Meadery with all that lovely mead (open Friday to Sunday) or take a drink on the lawn overlooking a small orchard, The store is open more often (Wednesday to Sunday) and is located across the parking from the Meadery near a colorful lavender field. Wonderful staff and great local selection.

We had never been to a meadery but this is the best kept secret out here! The meads are fantastic…read moreand the property is beautiful! The service was impeccable and the atmosphere was so charming. Everyone is so sweet and hospitable and worth driving out to visit! Definitely try a couple selections with the flight! The Autumnal is my new favorite--it's fall in a cup!

I go by every year or two and always have a tasty meal. Had some mini tacos and a lovely chicken…read morechimichanga this week. I'm staying off any cold items because of the recall issues across the country, even though I wanted a sandwich to go. I wish they would bring back the beer on tap. It would be nice to have that on a warm day, before getting on/off the ferry.

If they let go of the man named Bart who is vulgar and rude half the time because he's usually…read moredrunk at work. For 30 years we have been going there and have never traded more rudely than we were last week and I highly believe it's because of alcohol by his body language and his splurging. The owners did just sell the company so I'm hoping that the new owners will see his behavior and lean him out of what he's comfortable of after being there for so long. I think he forgot what customer service is all about. We love Roger and Cindy and we will miss them terribly.

The Jefferson county farmer's market is the hub of a small, unique and beautiful community. The…read moremarket is about food, farmers, music, art, craft and loving this wonderful, yet strangely shaped, county. How DID those county lines get drawn? There must be a story there. Aside from great people, you will find produce, hand-crafts, meals, baked goods, coffee, Kombucha and more that I have probably overlooked. What you won't find is dogs. Sadly, dogs are not allowed. Even nice ones. But now let's talk about goats. Get this: The market opens every year in April (I think) with a goat parade!!!!!!!!! Mind blown. A goat parade? Yes! Goats marching to music! I LOVE GOATS! Okay beyond my obsession with goats, here is some useful info: The market is currently twice a week. Wednesday is mostly food. Saturday is food, art, and the works.

Excellent local farmers market with a real community ambiance…read more Get some waffles and a cup of coffee. Then curl up on a bench and listen to some outstanding musicians from Port Townsend. So many local vendors show up , and even some from nearby Whidbey Island. Friendly folks and a welcoming vibe.

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!

We've been to the farm stand in Quilcine a couple times, and I love everything they offer. I've…read moretried three ferments, and those jars are packed tight full of amazing, fresh n crunchy veggies. The kimchi is fantastic. The prices are legit very fair, and all the veggies we've picked up at their self serve stand have been so delicious. Huge fan.

Hi quality organic vegetables. Love their kraut. Ive purchased all the varieties…read more Excellent taste. High quality. No preservatives Kraut, of course I refrigerated it. Says refrigerate right on the side. The display was sitting on ice. MIdori has an excellent reputation in Port Townsend with many customers. I've been a repeat customer for over a decade.

We stopped in here during our day trip to Port Townsend. It was a BEAUTIFUL day to pop in and out…read moreof shops and Getables was one of the shops we visited. It's a rather small shop with random items but the specialty food items and drinks was what caught my attention. Along side a wall, they had all these unique beers and spirits that I had to check out. Upon further inspection, I found the Bundaberg Ginger Beer that I fell in love with when visiting New Zealand last year. I haven't really looked super hard for it back home but I've often craved it. Seeing it on vacation just got me excited to pick it up and share with the hubby and friend we were visiting. I also picked up a pear cider that was made local. I believe the name was Finn River Cider. It was a little too tart for my liking and most of it went to waste but it was worth a try. The owner was very friendly and noted they just celebrated their 1 year anniversary. Here's to many, many more years of success!

What a fun shop! I found the best, supper funny gift cards and Pat is such fun. So glad I found…read morethis place.

Dual Review for Market and Taco Window:…read more 1. The staff is so welcoming, knowledgeable and hard working. I got a few pounds of sable fish for Christmas and it was so delicious! This market is so fresh, clean and top notch customer service from everyone! 2. I stopped in for some crunchy pork tacos today and it hit the spot! Super friendly staff a d a really good deal for 2 crunchy tacos with pork and all the fixings on top. Service was super fast too!

Review for taco window only!…read more I paid $18 for a halibut burrito that was tiny and low quality. There was maybe 2oz of fish in it and the rice was undercooked. It also took like 15 minutes to make and they weren't busy. I stepped inside the fish market and everything there looked beautiful.

I have no idea why I haven't come across infused olive oil before but this place has it all…read more Pretty much anything you can think of that should be infused into EVOO. I eat EVOO at least once a day. Although I am not picky about the taste, I care a lot about the quality. How it was described to me by the staff here was thar their products start with an EVOO and then they infuse various spices, herbs, etc into them. After the infusion, they no longer meet the technical definition of EVOO so they cannot advertise as such. I got to try about 10 different infusions and my absolute favorite was the wild mushroom and sage. I liked it so much that I ended up buying a big bottle of it to go. It was 30 dollars and I believe it is 25 oz. I didn't think It was too expensive compared to single origin EVOO bottles I typically buy at Costco and Trader Joe's. The service was excellent. There is absolutely no pressure to purchase anything and I was encouraged to try as many different varieties as possible. Ambiance really fits what this store is about. They call it a tasting room and I had no idea when I woke up i would be spending time at an olive oil tasting room! And it was super fun and eye-opening. Highly recommended! Their balsamic vinegar was good too but I am not huge on sweet vinegars myself. But if that is your thing, they have those here.

the staff was so friendly and recommended many combinations of oil and vinegar that he likes. he…read morewas very personable and took initiative on figuring out what flavors we liked in order to provide recommendations! the flavors of the oils and vinegar that we picked out are so unique and i loved the sampling experience