Walked out of the store and left my wallet on the counter…read more Next morning was going to run errands, then the panic hit, where is my wallet, did the usual search and came up empty, only stopped one place, called them up, sure enough they had my wallet, over a grand in cash and it was all there, these folks are honest and awesome, and yes I left a tip.

Rude staff and rundown environment. I'm visiting from Canada and the gentleman behind the counter…read moregot frustrated as I had swiped my Canadian card the wrong way and he had to reset the payment processor. I can understand that resetting the payment processor is frustrating but it's part of your job and if you lack the basic professionalism to handle that in a reasonable and polite way I don't know what to tell you. He also felt it necessary to assault my wife's eyes with his belly button to scratch his gut as we are checking out. Will not be coming back. Learn some manners and you go will go far!

What a wonderful organization. Everyone I've met has been so kind and helpful. We in the United…read moreStates have A LOT of work to do in the food waste department and it's so wonderful to have a local option in Skagit county that helps to address this. It's important to keep in mind that it's the responsibility of the individual to do their own safety check for spoiled food. Take your time looking over meat and dairy products in particular before eating. I've been impressed with the quality of produce here and the small price of $40/mo along with 3.5 hours of volunteering is completely worth it.

Skagit Gleaners is a wonderful organization that helps with the rising food and clothing costs in…read morethe Valley. Definitely go in for a free shop and check it out. You won't be sorry!

Picked up a good working monitor for three dollars! Steve is friendly and smiling. Just like…read moreeverything else, it depends on what you're looking for...

Interesting place, I saw a lot of junk and garbage that had little to no value, but I also saw some…read moresolid housewares. I like a Goodwill better than this, but I think the biggest issue I saw here was the lack of selection and the amount of goods that just had zero value. All said prices were fair for most of what I picked up, but there was just nothing here that I found collectable or needed. A

I recently went to Help House in Oak Harbor, and I am impressed with the service there. They have a…read moreproduce section that as I understand it gets daily deliveries. Now is the time to stock up on potatoes! You can go once a month for a bag of food, twice a week for produce, and twice a week for bread and bakery. The bag of food they gave me contained three types of frozen meat, a Haggen's sandwich (not expired), and pizza among many other staples. I really appreciate these folks who really stepped in to help me and my wife in times of financial strain when we cannot buy food. So thank you Help House for being an angel in a time of need.

Hey! If no one else is gonna give these dedicated people a review, then by all means, I will!…read more I have had to utilize the donations offered by this place, off and on for over 12 years, and I can't begin to say how blessed and grateful I feel every time I need to! They provide SO MUCH of the food basics, they help keep families, the disabled/handicapped and seniors from malnutrition and hunger on a regular basis. Local produce is delivered daily. The people are friendly and familiarize themselves with the regulars. This place speaks to the character of the citizens of Oak Harbor in a VERY special way!

Towards the end of Covid I volunteered here and was so impressed with all they had to offer. It's a…read moregreat place to share your time. The grocery store system is perfect, offering choice to folks who don't have much nor get that kind of respect. Since then food banks, distro and community assistance has been a growing interest for me. I look to copy the standards and general set up of Stanwood Camano Foodbank at each place I volunteer for. Love the staff and volunteers! It was difficult to walk away from such a fine organization when I had to relocate. Kudos to the Thrift Store, too. Endless merchandise for all who are in need and probably the most organized of any I've been to. In some cities thrift stores gouge customers by misidentifying antiques that are simply regular items. No joke, there are a few down the street from me and it's pathetic. This one is reasonable and fair. I highly recommend volunteering for both the store and the food bank. If you do though, remember it's for the community not for you, and should not be looked at as a job but as an opportunity to serve. Great organization overall, I look forward to the day I can be there again!

Yes, the experience has improved however, it says nowhere that you can only shop once a week! It's…read moreunrealistic! And they need a different system instead of group numbering and I want to bag and take my own groceries out to my car! I've had items forgotten because of their system! And put more stuff out that isn't outdated and not edible- you could make people seriously ill! In todays times, food is overpriced at the stores and we should be able to grab what we want

Love, Inc. is an incredible local resource to those in need!…read more My story is that they stepped in when my family desperately needed food and referred us to Community Covenant Food Bank (accepts only referrals from Love, Inc.) on a monthly basis based on income. The Community Covenant Food Bank sets my family up with a lot of food, including meats (which are often hard to come by in the food bank market). My family has been truly blessed by Love, Inc.'s service to their community. If you are in need, do not hesitate to contact Love, Inc. who will refer you to appropriate resources. Thank you Love, Inc. for your positive influence in my family's life!

I love this place! Carne Asada is so good and everyone there is so friendly and helpfulread more

The spot in town to get your Hispanic goods and groceries. On State with two entrances and…read moremoderately sized parking lot. Service was quick and staff were friendly. Was warm in store even in the evening. Shelves are stocked and can be a challenge walking around.

Have you tried their bread and donuts? I found their sugar donuts so good. I like moist and soft…read moreyeast donuts. Their sugar donuts are the softest donuts I've had in my whole life. Seriously. The prices are not shown so you might feel hesitant but nothing at this store would be super expensive. And the front lady can provide you with information when you ask. I believe their huge sugar donut is 80c or $1 according to my printed receipt. My kids and hubby like the bread with sugar dough on top, this bread is rather dense and dry in my opinion but good flavor. The lady said that they make fresh corn tortillas on weekends that I'm looking forward to get them next weekend. They didn't have the tortillas because the machine was broken. I was also informed that the bread and donuts are made at the store. They sell traditional tamales and chicharones, they have fresh prepared cactus, raw milk, queso fresco and all for authentic Mexican dishes. Update: apparently they only carry donuts a few times a week. I have gone back to the store 3 times the past week to get more sugar donuts and didn't see any. Today, I finally got them! And they were fresh falling as you pick up which is even better. I asked the front lady when next? It will probably next Thursday.

I decided to drop by this Mexican grocery on 3rd Street while browsing through the antique stores…read moreone Sunday. I hadn't noticed it before so I assume it had only been open a few months. The grocery carries spices, canned products, bottled sauces, dairy, frozen meats, baked goods and some gift items. A lady greeted me as I walked in and I could immediately tell she spoke very little English, but she was very nice as I struggled with my rusty Spanish. I had seen signs posted on the front windows that they sold Tamales daily and Carnitas on Saturdays and Sundays only. She called her granddaughter (?) from the back room to assist me. They had a food display case with pork carnitas, pork ribs, stewed pork skin and chicharron (fried pork rind). They charge by the pound for the first three items and per piece on the chicharron. I chose all three except the chicharron "to go" and it came to $12.95. We were able to make four burritos just on the carnitas and skin and three ribs. Not a bad deal. The carnitas was full of flavor, tender and very juicy. The ribs were well seasoned and just as tender. I didn't think I would like the stewed pork skin, but it was very good! I will definitely be back another weekend for more and I will try their Tamales next time!