This store has everything. Rarely do I go there and not find what I'm looking for. The staff is…read morevery friendly and courteous. I just can't think of anything negative about this establishment. It is everything a neighborhood market should be, and more

This little market reminds me of something from the 1930's. As if it stood the test of time in the…read morelittle town of Port Angeles. While visiting a friend this past weekend in PA, this local grocery store was only a few blocks away - while in new places, I prefer to support local businesses then the large chain stores, if I can. At Grandview Grocery, one can purchase gas, milk, bread, spices, even coconut milk for curry dishes! I was impressed with the selection in this little market. Pricepoint is not Wal-mart, but whatever. Shop local!

I would have expected typical corner grocery fare here but fortunately a neighbor told me McPhee's…read moreoffers Asian groceries. I was happy to see all the products they offer for my Asian cooking needs. They also have beer, cider, some basic staples, fun stuff to try. Friendly, helpful woman at counter.

The Swiss army knife of small grocery/convenient stores. They carry just about everything and are…read morethe closest store to the Olympic National Park entrance. Friendly owners and a variety of ggods..

I was doing a walkabout of Port Townsend today. I got real thirsty so I stopped in there to get a…read moredrink. Not only are they the only market I have found that actually carries my favorite drink ( which is Coconut Life Water ) but they have this huge refrigerator case full of sandwiches. Very reasonably priced. After weighing my options for 5 min. or so I chose the egg salad. Best darn egg salad sandwich I have ever had. I can't wait to go back there with my boyfriend and try another flavor.

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.

Went in and dealt with Tiffany for a sandwich today. Who knew that you could actually still get…read moregood service and people skills!! She helped me get the perfect sandwich for me thank you

I have ordered my sparkling water for over a month and it is still not In. The checker had to help…read moreme when two people were sitting I. The back room on their own. I am so disappointed and I will not go back

This is my Go-to Gas Station in PA...I am a 100% Disabled Veteran, and Glen, the Owner of Mount…read morePleasant IGS has made the Store a Joy to visit. Kudos to All: Glen, &?his Super Helpful Staff!! Dave David L Bell Captain, US Army Retired

Larger and stocked with more 'stuff' than your average Kwick-E-Mart; they even have some produce!…read more Decent selection and prices on beer, too.

I needed to gas the car after exploring the Olympic National Park. My buddy recommended this…read moreamazing little retail store and gas station. It is like a little Time Machine! I had to go into the store to pay for the gas. The pumps don't have a card reader. The store sells a bit of everything, including vintage candy (NECCO wafers)! I picked up hamburger buns and frozen fries to help prepare a good dinner after a day of exploring the park. I could have hung out even longer since the coffee was only $1.50! I picked up a great tote bag with the logo. It is a favorite souvenir to add to my collection!

After spending some time in Port Angeles, I was making my drive back to Forks and passed through…read morethis little town of Joyce in Clallam County. While I was here, I noticed that most of the local businesses in this community have the name Joyce in them. I decided to make a quick stop at this general store to pick up a few things. Joyce General Store opened in 1911 and is the longest continually operating general store in the state of Washington. Even though it is an old store, it has a nice charm to it. They is a variety of food, snacks and drinks here at Joyce General Store. You will find a number of goods like crafts, toys, glassware, and hardware. It has a little of everything. Joyce General Store is also a post office. I found it to be a very unique store. The customer service was very nice and helpful.

The old Gull station is now open as 1st Street Market & Deli and Marathon gas station. They have a…read morereally good selection and good in-stock. Their fountain drink machine isn't working yet, but they have a tremendous selection of canned and bottled drinks to choose from. They have hot food and pretty much any kind of snack you could want. I was treated politely as well.

I love Quimper Mercantile. I make a point to stop by here every time I am in Port Townsend. They…read morehave everything. Need kitchen stuff? They have it. Need coats or hoodies? They have options. Forgot pajamas for your vacation? They got you. Want to get your kid a new toy so you have a few moments of peace? They will help you out. Want some hiking shoes for the state parks nearby? Look no further. Impromptu camping trip? They have what you need. What about a souvenir for that friend that you promised back home? They stock that too. Seriously, everything. On top of that, the staff is super nice and helpful, and the selection of all of the above is actually pretty big. And they are local. What is not to like? If you are going through town, or nearby, stop in and check them out. You will find something you want. Guaranteed.

Quimper is definitely one of those ons stop shop places. There is everything from Kitchen gadgets…read moreTo bed and bath supplies, fishing and camping gear, clothing... the staff are very helpful and even helped me track down dome fudge in particular that we were looking for. What impressed me most was the quality and variety of survival and camping gear. Some unique items I had never heard of and wonder why they weren't more readily available in other locations... oh well, all the more reason to return.