What a fantastic market to come across while exploring the Olympic Peninsula. So mY supplies sold…read morehere. You need it? They've got it. From alcohol, cleaning, snacks, beverages, fried food, fruit, vegetables snacks, and many more! So many things I had to video an aisle to show it. Postcards, stickers, hats, and so many beef jerky choices too. Friendly people work here which is a bonus of course. The aisles are wide and clean which is helpful to view the amount of products they offer. We ended up here a few times. Happy travels and shopping. SYOY.

This store has been completely reset and it's improved 1000%. I walked in and saw the new setup…read morelast night and I love it. So many more good products, all the fresh food looked amazing, and even the lighting was great. I was seriously impressed.

Delightful place. If they don't have it, you don't need it! Great variety. Friendly staff.read more

I ordered an iced honey latte and it was good! Nothing outstanding but i enjoyed it. The service…read morewas relatively quick. There is plenty of parking. The inside is not super cute, it could use something to charm it up or make it look a little cleaner.

We stopped in for grab-and-go sandwiches at 8:00 a.m. before heading to the Hoh rainforest. A few…read morebasic sandwiches were pre-prepared, and cups of homemade potato salad and quinoa salad were ready in the refrigerated case. Nothing fancy, but exactly what we needed. I recommend.

Love this country store. Recently re-opened under new management. Great location (right next to…read morethe Beaver Post Office). Very reasonable prices on store items (not at all like other grocery stores that raise their prices on various items), AND the items in the store are not ages old. Staff are very friendly and helpful. The country store plans on serving breakfast as well as grocery items....Really excited about that....Recommend stopping at this store to either pick up last minute grocery items or simply grab a cup of coffee....You will be pleasantly surprised with the hometown atmosphere this country store offers and the reasonable prices..........

I love the staff. Small town vibe is perfect. 1 star only because of price gouging a depressed…read morelocal population. It's the only game in town and the prices reflect it. For instance 1 pizza will run you $50 and you pick it up. Sandwich=$8. Half the town in on welfare. 1/3 retired. That really bothers me. But again the staff are wonderfu.

I work in the west end...Clallam Bay, Sekiu, and Forks area fairly often. There are not many…read moreoptions for food in Clallam Bay or Sekiu so I end up stopping here fairly often. They do have quite an assortment of deep fried foods...chicken strips, burritos, honestly a whole case full of fried stuff. Gas station fried foods are just not my thing so I don't know how this selection stacks up to others. They have pizza which is pretty good if it is fresh. I think you can also buy the pizza uncooked to take and bake. They have premade sandwiches, and some fresh veggie relish trays. Lots of sodas and beer. There is an in-house espresso stand. They do have gas. They offer some typical grocery store selections and a small variety store type offering. The bathrooms are beyond horrible and you have to go to another store in the plaza to get the key. It's a bit expensive.

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.

Friday ~around 8AM I got a jalapeño cheese bagel. It was SO good. Fresh, chewy, cheesy AF,…read morejalapeños were pickled and were *just right.* It was .99 cents. Unbelievably good! It was so delicious. I regret not buying more. And I'll tell you what, because I'm out and about traveling I just ate it as is and did not miss having it toasted. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SOOO GOOD! They'd charge more for worse at other places. And we've all had those. Yum yum yum. I'm obsessed. Too bad I live in another state. I highly recommend them on Fridays at 8AM. IDK if they'd taste the same at a different time but this morning it was magic! =D

Just about every time I shop and get home with my groceries, I find my product is either expired…read moreor molded. Just bought a bag of Tyson Chicken Strips and found several pieces inside moldedand this was after consuming some. It is frustrating that now I have to take extra time to examine what I buy. How does that work for a bag of chicken?

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.

We couldn't get enough of this place during our brief time on Saltspring Island. We stayed at the…read morehotel directly across from Thrifty Foods, and though most things were closed for the holidays- Thrifty was an open shining healthy beacon. I stocked up on organic trail mixes, kombucha, blueberries, stevia, matcha, and much more during my excited visits here. This place has everything that you could dream of - when it comes to health related goods and products. Their staff are laid back and they let you peruse everything without bothering you - so definitely feel free to take your time in here. I'm a firm believer that a quality grocery store can truly help shape the culture of a small town. Saltspring is blessed to have such a phenomenal resource like Thrifty Foods. Though there are plenty of lovely local farms on this magical island - it's nice to have a haven where you stock up on produce, essential oils, and other bulk items. Trust.

When I imagine the lady or gentleman who dictates the prices of groceries at this SSI stop, I…read morepicture an evil genius in a dark and shadowed room cackling "THE POWER!". ... there are only a few spots to snag groceries on the island and mmmaaannn can you tell. If you're spending a few nights or over from the mainland - expect sticker shock to hit you like a freight train. And our American friends? Bring someone with you to speak soothingly while you shop... It's expensive. Ridiculously expensive. But beyond that, it's your pretty standard grocery store. The pros: 1. To balance the exorbitant grocery costs, they have some seriously stunning deals on produce. $1 for a quart of strawberries?! 0.98/lb for oranges?! Hot damn. The money you save will buy your $2.99 SINGLE AVOCADO. 2. They have really good, fresh baked gluten free bread. 3. They carry Krema Honeylicious. Bonus points every time. And goat's milk yogurt which can be tricky to track. 4. Everyone who works there is SUPER cheerful. Actually most people on SSI are super cheerful. Must be something in the air... It's one of two. So you're just going to have to deal with it. But hey, look at the positives and stuff your gullet with strawberries.

Excellent selection, especially bulk herbs, teas and foods. Very knowledgeable about which…read moresupplements support healing and optimal health.

West Coast Natural Foods is a small health-oriented grocery in Sooke - mostly dried goods, a…read morefreezer case with some items, and plenty of bulk spices and herbs. Easily a fantastic choice if you're looking for spices/herbs, there was a ton of stuff I hadn't heard of and plenty of selection. Just note, there's a 50 cent minimum on spices - I didn't realize this till at the register (and noticed the small sign), so keep that in mind. Fair/affordable prices.