Welcome to Quilcene and our great grocery store !!! Hand scooped ice cream and fried goods and…read morepizza to pick up and take home , there always a smile and nice people help you get what you need !! Please note it's a small town and the closest grocery store is over half hour away so prices are comparable to saving you a drive to a box store .. this is convenient , well stocked affordable place to get what you need for dinner or a fishing trip or recreation activity

Great store only one for the next twenty miles. Been coming here for 3 years prices are a bit high…read morebut that's the price you pay for conveience

I loved this co-op. It reminded me of PCC in the Seattle area. I went twice while I stayed in Port…read moreTownsend for 3 days. They had 6 kinds of sesame sticks - onion/poppyseed, whole wheat, garlic, Cajun, cheese & normal. One always needs portable snacks when on vacation. They also had what I needed when it came to non-dairy products. The hot food bar looked & smelled delicious.

The time before my last visit to Port Townsend on our way out of town I noticed that Port Townsend…read morehad a Food Co-op. I do love going to these types of stores and put it in my mind on a return trip to stop in and check out the store. Well we made a another visit to town a few weekends ago and we made a stop here. Like any good and complete Co-op (I have run into bad ones) the products are of good quality and the food is organic. There is a nice deli area where you can get sandwiches and food bar to dish up if your heart desires it. There is a good health and beauty section where like the quality of the food is a few grades above a run of the mill grocery store which the quality can be questionable and if it's ethically sourced (same concern goes to food too). I purchased a few cans of beer and hop water. The hop water was quite good but it is from a brewery that we have a very high regard for so not a huge surprise. They have a considerable beer and wine selection which is nice. This is a great place to go and support... something I can really get behind is to support local businesses!

Agnew grocery is always worth a stop whether your bicycling off the ODT trail system or driving by…read morein your car. They have a great selection of tasty snacks or lite groceries that you may have forgot you needed, even some fresh produce. They also have a very well stocked selection of cider and microbrew cans as well as specialty chocolate bars. They even host a wine tasting some afternoons and have a truly wonderful selection of wine, with affordable bottles available for purchase. I love that they provide picnic tables where you can bring your snacks outside to enjoy your purchases all while you take a peek at their cute farm pen with a couple of goats, specialty chickens, roosters, and rabbits! The staff is friendly and the ambience is adorable.

Great place for a stop when pedaling the Olympic Discovery Trail. Rest at the picnic tables while…read moreenjoying coffee, ice cream, cheese, etc. For a small store, a surprisingly diverse selection of food, produce, animal feed, firewood, beer and wine. Charming set up with old bicycles on display, antique trucks, small group of farm animals sure to please children.

The store has GREAT hours! While their selection is *extremely* limited with a soda selection, beer…read moreand wine (chilled!), there are only a couple of items in the freezer. If you aren't picky and don't have dietary restrictions, then you will probably find something you want to eat or drink while you're perusing the three aisles. The ice cream flavors change semi-regularly, and the to go menu for the restaurant is prominently displayed. It is the only Hansville store with a cold six pack and a bag of Doritos.

Hey, it's not the Metropolitan Grill but come on, it's Hansville. If you want a burger and beer…read moreit's a fun place to come. They have a good breakfast, sandwiches and salads. It's a great community resource and meeting place. The staff and owner are friendly and courteous. Yeah, it's a little pricey but not so much as to make it outrageous. If you're in Hansville stop and have an ice cream and enjoy the view.

Stopped in to see what was up with this place as it had been closed for awhile. Saw pies in the…read morecase and asked if they were made onsite. I was told that the family matriarch did all the baking. Since it was before Thanksgiving I asked if I could make a pie order. I did it via text using the number on card they gave me. I ordered 3 pies and 24 dinner rolls. Picked up them the day before Thanksgiving. They were perfectly packaged for travel and the rolls are still warm, yeasty and large. My family raved about all of them and really loved the rolls. I hope people support the family by ordering from them. It is a funky place and there still figuring out what their niche is. The key will be not to try to be all things. A general store it's not. But the baked good were excellent.

Calling this place a 'general store' is a bit of a stretch. Picture a really beat up old 7-11 in…read morethe middle of nowhere. Delete the Slurpee machines and hot food. Add some gas pumps. Now add a bunch of glass pipes and bongs along with a bit more alcohol than your average 7-11. Welcome to Beaver Valley. Gas prices aren't great, but they aren't horrible either, and I get it that gas deliveries are probably a bit more out in the boonies. The aisles are narrow, the shelves aren't brimming with goods and the place is just dingy. To be fair, they've recently had new management, and the guy who bought it probably isn't loaded with cash, so it's going to take a while for him to build the business up. The building recently got a coat of fresh paint, and it's now downright vivid. It would be nice to fix the sign on top so it says "BEAVER VALLEY" rather than BEAVER VAL_EY"

Yeah, yeah, Town & Country is expensive but that's offset by the fact that they carry a wide…read morevariety of stuff in their you'd otherwise have to shop online for. Since the last remodel they have cut down on the immense breadth of stuff they sold but that's only slightly closed the gap between them and lesser stores. In the produce section alone I found almost everything I was looking for (except for the ever-elusive fresh epazote leaves). In the wine section, we were looking for a bottle that we bought elsewhere (yes T&C also carries it) but the very friendly and extremely knowledgeable wine clerk Richard introduced us to Italian wines we'd never seen before. He did a great job at matching our palates to his descriptions of the wines he suggested.We bought several of his recommendations but I tell ya, Richard is enough to garner 5 stars for this star. Of course we bought other things but the find of the day was Bob's Red Mill Potato Flakes. We've been looking for product like this every sense Costco stopped selling a similar product. None of the other stores where we shop carry this Bob's Red Mill product. We had a wonderful cashier named Ana who also contributes to the 5-star rating. She was sweet and upbeat, even sharing a bit of her life with us. My wife and I always enjoy when a cashier makes checkout an enjoyable visit instead of, well, just checkout. You know you've had a great checkout experience when you spend some sizeable bucks in a store and still leave in a great mood.

Absolutely fantastic store. Tons of prepped and made to order food. Fantastic whine, delicious,…read morebakery and produce sections!!! Must go!!!

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.

I absolutely Love this little corner store. We grabbed a pint of delicious ice cream in the evening…read moreand came back in the morning for coffee. Fair prices and friendly folks. Definitely a "highly recommend".

Stopped by early to load up on snacks for the drive out to the rainforest. Definite local vibe…read morehere. Have pretty much everything you may need in terms of healthier, organic foods, including coffee prepared sandwiches. Appreciate that they're open at 7 am.