Great produce, expensive...The service to customers was excellent. They have a unique variety of…read moregrocery items.

Parking~It's by Jefferson High School in a residential neighborhood it's street parking 15-30 mins…read moreand 1 hour signs. Service~My cashier was absolutely nice and, we were having great conversations! He made sure that I found everything that I needed. Produce/Food~Is fresh daily and, they are fully stocked on what you need and, if it's not available they will kindly check their back storage area! Ambience~There are oldie but, goodie's playing softly in the background, the store is well stocked and very clean. If you are looking for fresh daily produce and a friendly and welcoming environment I highly recommend you coming here!!!

Great service and great deli food! Some of the to go food are not available in other places!read more

dropped in at random to pick up some fish sauce and the owner (i assumed) was very friendly and…read morehelpful and even chatted with me about the store, it's been there since the'90's!

This little market is not quite what I expected it to be. I've passed by it many times, usually…read morewhen taking my toddler son (who loves car rides) up and down Rocky Butte, but this time I wanted to grab a snack for him, and a drink for myself, so I pulled over to check this place out. Family owned, seemingly by a Korean family (based on a small selection of Korean goodies I was happily surprised to find), and everyone I have encountered during a visit here is welcoming, friendly, and engaging (unlike most people you're forced to interact with at a convenience store). There's a lot crammed onto the shelves here, so if there is something you need in a rush, while on-the-go, you're likely to find it here. The Shopeteria is one of the best kept secrets in NE Portland, and one to which I will frequently return, whenever my son and I are out on a drive.

Like many of the reviews before, just a great little market tucked away, little off the path…read more Super friendly family-owned, and a great selection of the usual items at your local, but this place has so much more! With the exception of produce (they always have lemons, limes, onions and the occasional potato), lots of pantry staples and freezer options. Also, their drink selection is tops, and have some not so common items, like glass bottles of sodas and such. Full-sized ice-creams, at similar price as grocery, but expect to pay a few cents more for the location and not having to go to the big-box or general store. Though, if you do want a frozen chicken-bake--have it! I mean, do you need a jar of pickled peppers or 3-bean salad? They got you. I guess what I'm saying is this is the between of a Plaid and Fred Meyer. We walk/are here most days for treats or just one item we may be missing for dinner. Check it out, and go through the aisles, it's quite the adventure!

This is such a cool market! I was just stopping by to get a kombucha and decided to explore a…read morelittle. The store is quite expansive on the inside, and they have quite a range of products. I thought their prices were actually quite competitive with other grocery stores. They also had a curiously broad selection of soju. Definitely a cool spot to check out!

My absolute Foster neighborhood favorite!! I love this cute little grocery shop; it is stocked with…read moreall the organic, boujie, whole foods vibes staples. A small coffee shop also operates within the store. I've never been able to check it out because I tend to shop in the late afternoon/evenings. They also take EBT.

We can all agree that New Seasons has gorgeous produce, high quality fish and meat, an extensive…read morecheese counter, tasty prepared foods, grab-and-go, flowers, to die for fresh baked Belgium chocolate chip cookies, and well stocked pantry items, snacks and candy. And yes, you pay for the quality. But did you know they also have awesome sales? I mean really incredible 50% off sales on highly desirable items! I'm on the mailing list for their weekly ads and when items I love - but don't buy often because of the price - go on sale for 50% off, I stock up. For example, this week all nutritional and protein bars are 50% off. That is a stellar sale since we all know that protein bars are at a premium everywhere. Their sale includes single bars - a great way to try first to see if you like the taste and texture - and on boxes. I'm a huge fan of RX Bars that have just three ingredients, getting their protein from egg whites and sometimes nuts. Typically $12.40 for a box of 5, the on sale price of $6.19 is a steal and a reason to buy several. Throughout the year they have 50% of Rao sauces, the best jar sauce in the market. Also sales on vitamins and lotions. Oh, and around February, 50% off chocolates including the high end brands. So while I shop there regularly for the high quality fish, meat and vibrant produce, I will make a special trip to stock up on my favorite items when the price is slashed in half.

Love that Hot bar Japchae noodles. I found out New…read moreSeasons was bought out by a Korean Grocery chain, so this makes sense why they brought in some of their new items in the hot plate and make your own bowel section of Asian dishes. Those Noodles and how they make them there are TOP NOTCH! I LOVE THEM! I mean I could marry them they are so good! There are so many pluses here and glad to have this in Concordia. The store has many great deals and good sales on things, but I have to urge you thats its a good idea to not sit in the eatery area that they just remodeled to make more open. The coffee stand there does okay, but is fantastic when this tall guy is there with a beard. But I have not seen him in a while. So the coffee drinks are okay, and vary from day to day. The Brewed coffee is good however. There is one thing I despise about this location, and its the amount of "extra Helpers" that seem to be right there waiting for you as you walk in. The Tamale lady outside is fine. What I find very uncomfortable is all the people that go there to bum money or always seem to want to ask you a question. The worst part? Some of them come into the area that use to be amazing to sit there, and honest to Abe, they smell worse then walking by the dumpsters. It's got better over the last year, but I noticed a real weird vibe today as I walked in and the large man who looks like a greeter seems to be blocking the entrance way into the store. It's starting to feel like Walmart or Fred Meyers where they have gates to go in and out of the store. Friendly? , I don't think so captain. Stark change from before, but it seems like this is needed more and more today as stores have to beef up security. I understand that there is not much New Season can do about this thanks to local politics in the area, but I WISH this was not the case as I use to enjoy going there for breakfast and coffee. Hopefully, things gets better in 2025.

This grocery store has a variety of all different kinds of package prepared foods and produce in…read morethe back. Each aisle has such a big variety-you can find treats on every aisle. a lot of things are expired or expiring soon. some have expired 2 years ago. If you are lucky, you will talk one of the nice employees. The other one was so grumpy and did not want to be there or greet people.

Amazing place to shop! Cheap prices and they have everything you need. I would recommend this place…read moreto everyone!

Summertime rolls...Jane's Addiction harmony in my head…read more On a holiday in the sun like Weezer in the lovely Pacific NW in the Summertime decided to do a yatra aka pilgrimage to People's Co-op. I lived walking distance from People's Co-op circa 2004 where I lived right across from the now defunct all vegan coffeeshop aka Red and Black. In 2004-2005 I was a working member cleaning the bulk bins as my seva aka service. This is where I first started teaching yoga at the community room upstairs at People's Co-op. Dusty started the program that sadly is no longer currently active. They had some great classes there and have fond memories of a Iyenger influenced yoga teacher that taught classes I liked. This was when I was teaching classical hatha yoga and had not yet shifted my yoga teaching to the Ashtanga Vinyasa tradition. Fast forward to the moment of Jun 20223. It's the return and went to People's Co-op. It still is an amazing place. They have a farmer's market here every Wed. Their bulk selection is amazing (see my photos) and so is there produce. Friendly and helpful staff. Afterwards go to Belmont for heaps of plant based, vegetable forward, tasty, amazing vegan restaurants and food trucks that are amazing. Vegan bars, vegan food trucks, innovative vegan restaurants like Fermenter, and more that will satisfy all folks who follow whatever diet from vegan to paleo to gluten-free to omnivore.

Happened up People's Food Co-op after making a wrong turn. It's one of the things I love about…read morePortland, you can be driving through a neighborhood and then happen upon a market or store you never heard of before. Since it was my first time, I didn't become a member, just wandered about to see what they carry. In support of sustainability and buying just what you need, they have bulk grains, nuts, seeds, and spices. Produce, milk, eggs, cheese, cereals, healthier versions of packaged mac&cheese, rice and noodle dishes, and other pantry items. They don't sell meat Since they are a vegetarian and vegan market. Specifically, I was looking for puffed quinoa, but they did not carry it. No one seems to! On this day, the adjacent parking lot was in use by their Wednesday Farmer's Market. It was easy to find parking on the street.

terrible establishment. Makes its living by overserving the local elderly and homeless population…read more When not busy gauging every price in the building. None of the sales are entered into the system, so mind your prices. And watch out you dont get mugged in the parking lot

Vary friendly, April is the best, such a good CS person. I think I go there 3 times a weekread more