We've passed this place on the way to Westport so many times and finally stopped by hungry after…read moreclamming. They have a huge selection of sausages from hot spicy to mild. We went with a snack pack filled with pieces of meats and cheeses (great if you want to try a variety on the go), the Beer and cheese brats, pepperoni and teriyaki sticks. Also had to have a German garlic brat on a bun with cream cheese (which came in a packet so nothing fancy). The brat was juicy, garlicky with a snappy casing - so yummy! They do have sauerkraut, peppers and other condiments to add. We loved everything we got and plan to make a stop whenever we are in the area to try other smoked goodies and their jams. Simple quick service and no seating area so grab and go and chow down in your car.

Excellent selection, both fresh and frozen. I waited until I used all the items I purchased…read more Everything tasted fresh, and homemade. Really good flavor and texture, with good snap to the sausage links. Well worth the drive from Olympia for this. Definitely will be back once I have more room in the freezer. I got the Hungarian, the Linguisa, the High Plains Drifter, a smoked Turkey leg, and the Mild Italian sausage (frozen).

It's more convenience store than full fledged grocery store, but in Grayland it passes as a grocery…read morestore. I'm a big fan of locally owned and opposed shops of all flavors in small towns - they just hit different - and this place is a prime example of that. Cute, as expected decor and some random touristy things. A very basic selection of food and some fresh produce, which given the setting did not look bad at all (honestly, giving Safeway a run for their quality money) And the best part - the staff. You can tell their og to the area and proud of it. I love that! Being from a small town myself, I appreciate authentic Americans working in their little towns across the country, loving where they come from, it makes me so happy to see.

Absolutely rude on the phone regarding a U-Haul rental. That is not a way to treat a customer!…read moreEither do U-Haul or get out of the business. And I don't need to hear about all the different chores you are doing in the store.

Stayed next door Dropped in for a coffee and a donut. Out…read moreof donuts. Coffee machine broken. On to the next.

Very nice people. I go there frequently. They have a good selection of snacks and beverages. I…read moreappreciate them and all the variety of things the store offers.

Fresh oysters, crab and other seafood. Friendly environment…read moreand employees. Shucking on sight. Good sauces.

Fresh and fantastic- prices are comparable to others, but customer service exceeds expectations…read morealways!

We found Plenty Farm while attending the 30th Cranberry Fest at Grayland WA. The signs led us on a…read moreshort drive through the red cranberry fields to a beautifully decorated pumpkin stand. The owners raise ORGANIC cranberries and carry a verity of products; Lady of the Bog's sauce, compotes, chutneys, jams & jellies, dry firewood, fire starters, fresh eggs, organic blueberries in season, organic cranberries and pumpkins in the fall! The farm was so festive decorated with pumpkins and flowers. Plenty Farm is a great place to visit the next time you are in the Grayland area any time of the year!

Only grocery around, but it had everything. Westport is the complete opposite of a gluten-free…read morefriendly town. Everywhere we've eaten fries and breads their seafood. Shop'n Kart has a HUGE gluten-free section. That was very reassuring that at least one business is concerned about that dietary restriction. They also had a very large beer & wine aisle. Surprising. Overall, the prices could have been marked up since they're the only grocery in town, but everything was very standard.

Yes the prices are above what they should be but remember it's the only store out there with that…read morebeing said this is the worst place I have ever worked. When I first started it was filthy out dated stuff everywhere the others seemed to think that was ok I've worked at other chains and never have I seen a place where I wish I left sooner then the drama I was pulled into there even when you had no idea what was going on The manager brings you into s*** that you have no business being in she avoids confrontation with employees to do the correct of action but anything that happens with her family you are pulled in automatically. The way things that are ran there the manager should be let go and somebody else needs to take over The owner needs to realize just because your friends you don't need to keep them. This is the worst hostile environment I have ever been in thank goodness I only wasted a year of my life. Sorry Alesha but it has to be put out there. Juanita has no respect for the customers or other coworkers. Other people like to spread rumors about thing that aren't even true. A manager whose husband also works in the deli department she tells him everything and he goes and tells everybody which is confidentiality even in a marriage. If they would all have a better attitude customers would be happier I went above and beyond for all of my customers.

There are only a handful of fruits that are native to America. Fox and muscadine grapes, pawpaw,…read moreAmerican persimmons and a few others. A long time ago on a coast far far away...one of the first fruits to greet the Pilgrims was the cranberry and it quickly became a part of their diet. Fast forward to Grayland on the West Coast...The Cranberry Harvest Festival celebrates the importance of cranberries to the South Beach area of WA state. While at the festival, you can sign-up inside the Grayland Community Hall for bus tours of Grayland cranberry bogs to watch the harvest in action and learn even more about the humble fruit. At the festival, you'll find various products made with cranberries. From cranberry wines, sausages, various pastries, jams, jellies and more, if you love cranberries (or are cran-curious) this is the place for you! You can also enjoy live music entertainment, various food vendors, many local craft artisans and more. If you missed it this year, be sure to add a reminder to your calendar so you can make it out next time! If you're in the area any other time, be sure to check out the Cranberry Museum. It's just down the road on SR 105.

I want so much to go to this festival! Are puppies allowed inside? Fingers crossed! Otherwise will…read morehave to leave hubby and puppy at home. Was hoping to do more in the area since will be in the neighborhood of Long Beach and more after making the drive there from Shoreline.

Definitely not a dollar store by any means but if you need something the local grocery store…read moredoesn't have, you might find it here. I hate how everything requires the app to get a deal... I realize this is common practice but Dollar General is notorious for not having their deals accessible in the app. The cashier was unable to honor the discounted price when she was unable to find the deal in the app both by scanning the barcode and searching by product name. Meanwhile it was the app that showed her the discount I was seeking for the specific product. Not her fault but it is very deceptive and takes advantage of customers. I paid the full price as I had wasted enough time trying to figure out how to use the poor app. I see why locals were so opposed to Dollar General coming to town.

They have stuff yes, good things needed if you forgot something at home, but I think the prices…read morewere different from what I saw online. I was expecting to pay less than what was priced inside per some online listings. My main motive was to shop those online bargain prices but it wasn't matching so I left as fast as I could. I knew this wasn't a dollar store but still it just wasn't my expectations. Feels a little crowded inside.

It's great that there's a liquor store on the main drag. It's great that they have a sizable…read moreselection of libations. And it's great that the service is friendly and the parking is plentiful. Prices are what you may expect for a tourist seasonal liquor store. I paid about $20 more for a bottle than I would have at home. But I wasn't at home and I wanted the bottle. If the prices could come down a bit on high-end stuff, that'd be great.

i like their set up and the way the sales help are knowledgeable in what is great. made the…read moreanniversary party the best ever