This is a really cute store. It has just about all you need for a weekend stay of groceries…read more At the deli area, they have breakfast sandwiches, coffee, and sandwiches that you can order as is or customize. I had two sandwiches I don't recall which ones but they were pretty good! I was hoping to get a coffee in the morning after a walk one day, but I didn't know exactly what to order because there was no menu. I did hear one of the workers say they could make basically anything. I came and ordered ice cream for the beach. It was a little pricey for scoops of ice cream, I also think I saw a price for it on the board but was charged a little more, so many the board needs updating. Overall a cute spot to check out if you're around. On the weekends they do a little local farmers market across the street. Fun to check out also. Beautiful views outside if you ever decide to stay nearby.

Highly recommend taking the detour to visit Indianola, the pier, and this lovely store. They have…read moregroceries and a very popular sandwich counter. Also some quaint local decor. We enjoyed the ambience, and the friendliness of the community members that we met.

Despite some gripes I have with their pickup service (which I use often), I absolutely love this…read moreSafeway. First and foremost, it's extremely nice. The store is impeccably clean, products are always well organized, and the store has an amazing parking garage with large spaces under the store (big points for not getting rained on!). If you're not a Safeway rewards member consistently clipping coupons in the app, you're spending too much. I find Safeway's deals to be pretty incredible compared to other local options (Walmart, military commissary, Costco). Plus, can't beat the convenience of this store's location. Their gas is consistently cheapest in the area, especially when using points for fuel rewards (we are huge on buying 4x points products then using our rewards to get $1/off per gal of gas). Their gas station does get busy but it moves quickly, has a mini mart, and is well-lit so I always feel safe there, even at night. Now, pick up service. The app is incredibly easy to use to place grocery orders. Orders are consistently ready early or precisely on-time. While they're shopping, the employee asks for substitution permission if a product is unavailable. You can also put in acceptable substitutes ahead of time and send messages to the employee shopping. The employees are fast, friendly, and have always selected fresh products, which I appreciate. My gripe is how they pack the car. I drive a Suburban and always ask that they load everything up in the trunk. It is complete chaos with their loading (heavy things on top, unstable things near the front)... several times we've had casualties when I've opened the trunk and groceries have fallen and been ruined (like jars or bottles breaking) because of the poor loading job. A few weeks ago, I picked up an order and the store called me to come back because they had left their tablet in the trunk buried under the groceries. I asked if they were sure (they said "we think we left it in there") and said I'd pull over to check because I didn't want to drive back if it wasn't in there. Welp, as soon as I opened the trunk, a jug of milk and case of Sprite fell right out of my car to the ground and exploded open. I walked the exploded milk jug and Spite cans to a nearby trash can, then, whilst my entire outfit was covered in both, gave up on my preliminary search and drove back to the store. I was so frustrated. They were in a major rush once I arrived and hurried to replace the milk jug but didn't replace the exploded Sprite cans. I'll still get pick up orders but my gosh, please train your employees how to properly load up grocery orders! Nonetheless, I am a several-times-a-week patron of this store and truly feel fortunate to have it so close to home. Despite the gripes, I'm still loyal and think the overall store deserves a solid five stars. On a side note: How freaking cute is the little "free fruit" basket for kids visiting the store (see photos)?! I love that!

i've literally never seen someone take so long to put cheese and bacon onto two pieces of bread…read more i've also never seen someone fail so hard at making a sandwich? i was watching this dude make a sandwich in utter horror. he put the most red onion pieces i've ever seen in one pile on the sandwich, and put mayo on one side and mustard on the other and didn't mix at all. sourdough was also the first thing i said when i explained what i wanted on my sandwich and he gave me white bread. it took 12 minutes to make it. i genuinely hope he was just high and safeway didn't actually hire someone to work at the deli who literally can't even make a sandwich.

What a cool little market! It's a little off the main drag, but with its own parking, which is…read moreconvenient. Beyond the normal sorts of products you might expect in a standard corner market, this shop had tons of specialized products, mostly emphasizing "nordic" content. They have a great selection of mustards (mostly German). A fine selection of meads, mostly Danish, but also domestic. And probably the best selection of licorice I think I've ever seen in an American store, more than an aisle focused on licorice. There are the standard varieties, but also some serious salted varieties, including ones I haven't seen outside Finland. Also, lots of other German sweets and chocolates. The staff was really friendly and helpful, and shared my enthusiasm for the great stuff they carried. Well worth a visit. Who knows what you'll end up getting!

Can't say anything negative-workers are friendly and happy to help find specialty Scandinavian…read moreitems. Always run into a lot of people from out of town looking for items that they cannot find at home.

The good: you can shop online for home delivery or at store pickup to hopefully save yourself time…read moreand frustration. You know what to expect shopping as a Walmart customer. Overall 2.5 stars. The bad: the motorized shopping carts have consistently been an ongoing issue. There only seem to be a couple of these carts per store. I went to locate one and was surprised that one was inside the front of the store. It was not plugged into an electrical outlet and had a "ready to use" tag on it. I went to sit on it, and the power level tanked from 100% immediately down to 15%! Walmart please do better. This is unacceptable practice. One can go into any Costco and easily locate several motorized carts. The Ugly: consistently they are out of stock on items ordered for store pickup as well as delivery to your home. This is a frustrating waste of time. Then you find yourself scrambling running to another store trying to find the unavailable items you first wanted fulfilled by Walmart. The Better: the gentleman that delivered our groceries to our car this afternoon was prompt, courteous, and respectful of our property.

I just tried to get refills on my prescriptions and the stupid system took my first # but when I…read moretried to enter the 2nd # the computer voice kept saying I had to talk to the pharmacy but it was closed. There is nothing special about these prescriptions that I have gotten before. I tried to go online but the new system wants some code I do not have. I now plan to start looking for another pharmacy. I'm not sure why they changed these systems that worked fine in the past but I am happy to take my business elsewhere.

This is a cute little shop on the Main Street in downtown. I was attracted by the sign that…read moreadvertised smoked foods and I was looking for smoked salmon to take back to Dallas. Sure enough, I found vacuum packs refrigerated and unrefrigerated. There are also local jams, spreads, and dips. They have smoked cheeses. Also smoked oysters in can which I did not buy because at point my suitcase will get too heavy. The kid bought some honey sticks. There were a few free samples of smoked fish and cheese. There were other things to buy in the souvenir space but I did not pay much attention since I was mainly looking for food. The employees were helpful and friendly. I am glad that I found this place and it is worth a stop if you are visiting Poulsbo.

While visiting the area we walked around Front St and tripped into his place. Friendly people…read moreinside greeted us and provided samples while we explored the store. I already picked up smoke cashews after sampling the salmon and Gouda cheese. After sampling the smoked mixed nuts!!! OMG I'm hooked. Just order two more bags off of Amazon and two ordered from their website. Great find!!!

This is a neat, clean, competently run convenience store with everything you would expect from such…read morea place. It also has a small selection of locally prepared foods and a generous ice cream treat freezer. Feel like a flutter? Lottery tickets are also available.

Gave me a great deal on taquitos and "tornados." Friendly service, nice little mini mart. Tornados…read morewere interesting, tasty and reasonably priced. Seemed like a pretty unique filling. Taquitos were a little plain but I didn't mind. All I could ever ask for from a little convenience store like this.

Used to be this store had the best and most fair customer service around. Everyone was treated on a…read morefirst come, first served basis. Apparently now if a person is only buying lottery tickets they have to wait until ALLother customers- including those who arrived well after they did have been served. I waited 20 minutes just to see. The reasoning is that they don't make a profit off lottery sales. I guess the days of ALL customers being equally important are over at this store. Since I waited so long, I did buy the lottery tickets but I returned the other items I was going to buy and went to Safeway.

I really like the feel of this small grocery store. They have everything you need and friendly…read moreservice to boot. It is a very nice to access to our small town grocery store!

A Great Little Store from a By-Gone Era. These small little convience stores that were around…read morebefore 7/11 are so Cool. Just a Great reminder of the days when things weren't quite so Hustle & Bustle or commercialized. Pick up a Soda Pop, Jerky, Maybe a Cold Beer or two, Some wine, A Can Opener, A Lottery Ticket (Ya never know....), Ice Cream, Napkins..... Just a little bit of everything here and a few bonus items. Even the old Candy Bar aisle, although not much "penny" candy left. Always a friendly attendant, with some friendly conversation. Always worth the visit, make it your "Daily Stop"

This little local "Daily Stop" mini-mart near the Brownsville Marina looks like it was transplanted…read morestraight out of Route 66. Only this is Route 303. Check out the photo, if you want to see what I mean. They don't have everything, but they sure try. They have the best, most lively earthworms for bait you'll find anywhere. And plenty of beer. Beer is important. While there, we heard the nice woman at the counter immediately turn on a guy who she said came in drunk one night and yelled at her, then ran out and drove off. At first he tried to deny it was him, probably to save face to his companion, but the Daily Stop lady minced no words in clarifying the matter -- no, it WAS him, that she remembered, "you know, that night you were REALLY drunk and came in here and yelled at me and drove off? I called the cops on you and they were looking for you." He shook his head meagerly. He knew he was SOOOO caught! Then she ignored him and rolled her eyes over to us, and in her sweetest voice and asked us what size hooks we needed, and if she could help us with anything else... Gotta love being treated with the "good sibling" effect. Well worth the price of admission to this little store out in the middle of nowhere.