I absolutely love this little market! So cute and quaint and actually, I had the best espresso I've…read morehad on the island! Go figure

I spent the summer flying for San Juan Airlines and I would often find myself on Orcas Island…read moreneeding to get some food. I frequented their soup and hot bar and I was always left satisfied. They had good options, ranging from ribs, corn dogs, orange chicken, and taquitos, as well as different soups. Unlike everywhere else on Orcas Island, the food here was always a good price ans didn't feel like expensive, "island pricing". I understand many people come here to shop and I can say that the grocery prices seemed to be comparable to prices you'd find on the mainland at Fred Meyer. The staff was always nice and friendly and the store itself was clean, well kept and organized. Sitting right in the heart of Eastsound makes it quite convenient as well. I definitely appreciated the sitting area to eat my food from the hot bar in the front of the store. My only major gripe was though they had wifi, no employee over my months of visiting was ever able to recall what the password was to access it which I found quite annoying. Otherwise, its a good store with a good hot bar for a quick lunch!

This is one the best stores that I have ever been to in my life!! If you haven't tried them, the…read moreBirria tacos are amazing!! Also, best sandwiches!!

A great store if you are shopping for the kinds of items it sells. It's not a replacement for a…read moreregular grocery store for many things, but what it does carry, it excels at.

While traveling in WA we found this market. So cute and full of local goodies and items…read more I bought some tea, fruit and lotions. Excellent customer service.

Just as the opening remarks states; a charming market with Whidbey products. The meat is locally…read moreraised, much of it in their own farm. Other local products are top quality but top quality usually comes at a quality price and well worth it. If you didn't know it was started by three sisters in their teen years and younger, first on their farm, then purchased the building they are in when vacated by the fire department.

Decent smoothie! 16$ for this but staff was nice. Clean space overall THEY HAVE COCONUT CULTread more

We stumble upon this store by accident. I am giving review of their fresh sugar cane juice. They…read moreactually have a sugar cane presser that produces fresh sugar cane juice! We were advised to do the add in of lemon, mint, ginger & black salt to the juice for 0.99 cents. We did... Boy! What a difference it made in the sugar cane juice. It was out of this world. Staff were very friendly & helpful. It is an organic grocery store, it looks like they have a large selection of items available.

$3 for a persimmon?! Are you kidding me?! Wanted to support a local business, but this is robbery…read more Better off at the market across the street.

Excellent customer service. Fair competitive pricing. VERY CLEAN!!! Great variety. You cannot go…read morewrong shopping here. Next time, we will try the deli. Keep up the great work. So much better than the big island market!

I wish I hadn't waited an entire month to visit this store! It is a special shopping experience. I…read morehad someone ask if I needed help and they guided me rather than pointing in a direction. I found exactly what I was looking for with their help. The selection of items from fresh food to whole supplements made me wish I had come more financially prepared for the shopping experience! Everything is clean, organized, and the setting gives off such a relaxed ambiance without feeling uptight or too trendy. I would shop here every single day if I was closer and had need. I look forward to coming back in a couple of weeks and will get more in depth with my shopping experience as I explore every nook and cranny this wonderful place has to offer. Friendly service, no empty shelves, and everything I picked up with fresh!

We are fortunate to have Country Aire in Port Angeles. They have a diverse inventory-bulk foods…read moreincluding tea and coffee, organic fruits and vegetables, meat and fish counter, beer and wine, clothing, personal care, kitchen items, canned goods, deli, local stuff, etc. It's a really pleasant environment and staff. Some items are more expensive but there are weekly sales, coupons, and cash back if you sign up. Much of the organic fruits/vegetables are about same price as Safeway or Walmart. I love their bulk grains, nuts, dried fruit.

Been shopping here for a while, but it's out of town for me. I usually pair up with a friend or…read morefamily member for my monthly visits. I particularly enjoy their fresh produce, local dairy, different wines, and a wonderful greeting card section. While not everything is organic, a much bigger emphasis is placed on local, organic, and renewable. I also like the bins with nuts, beans, and many other dry products, helps with reducing packaging. You can even fill your own honey jar. Outside you might enjoy nursery finds. Order your lunch at the counter, many great options. All in all, it's always a good experience with friendly and helpful employees serving us. I just wish it was closer to home!

I love this place, it is an adventure and a journey to a better place in time. The selection…read morecovers the basics but still brings out the unique items and surprises. There are things here that Whole Foods and Met Market only dream of, and freshness they cannot match. Yes it is a bit more than Safemeyers, but the quality is superior. The bread selection alone makes it worth the visit, and that is not to mention excellent brewed coffee, a high quality and ever changing cafeteria, and technical books covering everything from air frier food prep to building a home. The staff is extremely knowledgeable about what they sell, and if you ask a question they can not answer, they will find one.

This was such a delightful find. Driving up to visit a few of my fav vegan spots in B'ham, I…read moredecided to change plans and veer east towards Arlington to finish my morning latte & oatmeal (picked up in Everett prior to) in a chill setting. Located on the main drag, walking up to the storefront, the signage was thoughtful and pleasantly detailed. Venturing inside, the whole feel isn't much to brag about (mostly drab, outdated vibes and inexpensive lighting). There are a few spread out pieces of what appears to be 90's era stock contemporary Frasier-esque artwork along the walls to give credit there. Just really no "pulse" and understandably so during global health crisis. The main reason I wanted to jump on here was for their SELECTION. Oh. My. God. I mean, sure, you could find Lara Protein bars at WF, bulk spices at Central Co-op, natural/organic snacks at PCC, multi-purpose natural new-brand-to-me cleaner at Marlene's Market & Deli, No Cow bars at QFC - that's all definitely cool - BUT for a store of this size, in such a dated space and in this small rural town, the sheer selection of goods is really super impressive & truly admirable! Seriously, I was grinning at times like a kid in a candy store - and this tends to happen more-so when you can realize and appreciate certain things. Some lesser-known unique products that stuck out at a glance were D'vash nectars, Pukka Tea milled blends, numerous brands new to me, etc. I was so happy for this unexpected detour. Plus, they're just some of life's most interesting detours, anyway. My curiosity was livid but I managed a small haul for a No Cow lemon meringue bar, squash/veggie/herb pretzels and GloryBee organic date sugar (I'd no idea approx 1/3 of date sugar volume has fiber - rad!). One thing to note was that many items were "expired". Depending on the ingredients, expired items can be 1 of many things: 1) gross, toss out; 2) still edible but perhaps more bland; 3) still edible and wouldn't know the difference. Ask the online community if you want some expiry guidance or call them. Compared to perishables, shelf-stable product "expiry" limits technically can vary wildly from printed dates so just check & learn about them. One older lady was working between the 2 adjacent spaces. She's really quiet and I didn't seek any help during my perusing but at checkout she seemed rather pleasant with a few questions I had and gave me half-off for the expired items. Get your derriere up/down/over here and check it out for yourself with an open-mind to see where your eyes wander and products you learn about. if driving this far from Seattle/etc is discouraging, then just combine the day trip with other local activities/places to visit/try - make it a field trip! *** This review was written during the local COVID-19 Advisory as businesses were limiting operations. Contact the business to verify operational changes ***

A small "Mom & Pop" shop with a solid selection and great service. Considering it's the only health…read moreand natural foods store around for miles, I think they fit the bill nicely. Shelves are jam packed, but if you need it, they probably have it. Go visit. Talk to the knowledgeable owners and it might become your new favorite place for vitamins. Much better than buying from an online retailer. Shop local!

The best part of this little store is that you could find everything you need for your stay on…read moreOrcas Island and they have an amazingly friendly and helpful staff. Granted prices are a little more but you are on an island. They have a great selection of cheeses and you can get a latte for your ferry ride.

After looking Yelp, shocker I know!, I discovered that this little store had pastries. And it was…read moreopen early! I got up and decided to walk over for a morning treat with my coffee. Very impressive little store full of tons of stuff! Groceries, pantry staples, a small produce section, some premade deli food and cookies. I was looking for the bakery items. A previous review mentioned delicious homemade pastries. Finally as I choose a cookie and a salad for later I see them. A small pedestal plate with pastries. And on the countertop behind the register tons of croissants! I said, there they are! The two ladies working were not impressed. I asked for the flavors and the lady said, there is a menu right there. Ugh, not fully awake I realized a line had formed behind me. This is the spot to go before getting in a ferry. The sign was not clearly visible and I felt overwhelmed with the decision so I quickly decided on a raspberry almond. This is clearly a place for locals. Everyone knows what they want and where it is. Not super friendly vibes, but oh well. Took photos of my purchases back in my gorgeous villa LOL, watch for my next review. Super happy to discover this market! And I love a good market! Happy travels. SYOY!

Willowood Farm is a sweet little gem located in Ebey's Prarie. Run by Georgie and her family,…read moreeasily some of the nicest, warmest people you'll ever meet, Willowood Farm produces some of the tastiest organic produce you're likely to find in the state. From the basics: greens of all types, onions, root vegetables, and squash ... to heirloom varieties of potatoes, garlic and dry beans, their bounty is beautiful and delicious.

Located in the historic Ebey's prarie, Willowood Farm is without a doubt one of the best local…read morefarms on Whidbey Island! I am continually amazed at the quality of their produce. Whether its garlic scapes, beans, potatoes, or any of their other numerous offerings - they make the simple sublime. I am so glad that they are now at Bayview Farmer's Market (and at the Coupeville Farmer's Market) every Saturday. I love visiting their stand, where their full bounty is on display, instead of being cut up and shoved into little bags. It's such a pleasure. To find out what's fresh this week, visit their blog - http://littlefarmonebeyprairie.blogspot.com