Was visiting the area for a week and needed a few personal items. Found the store to be…read morewell-stocked and clean. They also have a deli, a bakery, pharmacy, floral dept, and a Starbuck's inside plus a gas station that also sells propane. Lots of locals stopping after work for six-packs so the three times I visited, the checkout line was long and the store was crowded. On an early morning visit (needed some Chobani yogurt), I was tempted to get a Starbuck's to go but didn't have time to wait. Also bought gas twice during the week. All in all, a pretty basic store with pretty much everything you'd need. Nice employees, reasonable prices -by today's standards. Would go back if in the area again.

I was literally just told - BY THE PERSON WORKING IN THE DELI - that no sandwiches would be made…read moretoday because of staffing. Make it make sense!

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.

I would have expected typical corner grocery fare here but fortunately a neighbor told me McPhee's…read moreoffers Asian groceries. I was happy to see all the products they offer for my Asian cooking needs. They also have beer, cider, some basic staples, fun stuff to try. Friendly, helpful woman at counter.

The Swiss army knife of small grocery/convenient stores. They carry just about everything and are…read morethe closest store to the Olympic National Park entrance. Friendly owners and a variety of ggods..

Great prices. Friendly employees. Hot food and ice cold drinks. Customer satisfaction always a top…read morepriorty

Quick, and opens early; this is a good spot to have in the area for those making their way…read morewestbound. The drinks and food are as expected and a good option for this area. It's a food desert in many of these smaller towns so a chain is actually more appealing.

Have you ever gone into a coffe shop, the exact same one that you have been going to for more than…read more7 years, and the cashier tells you it's against the Health Code to sell you something a paricular way? (unheated double smoke bacon breakfast sandwich - yes, i'm gaming the buy seperately 3 times, get 90 stars). i was surprised and my BS light lit brightly. When i asked the poor young barista to state which health code (state law) it violates, their response pivots to its against company policy. When i mention i have made this purchase many times before the response is those employees didn't know company policy. Now, i cant attest to the factuality of that statement, but considering i travel a fair bit, and have not ever experienced a surprise like this before in 20+ states and literally 100's of starbucks i have visited, i'm left to feel sorry for all those uninformed Barista's OR maybe .... this is a new company policy or simply this stores policy. i'll have to run a double blind experiment to find out.

Talk about convenient and tasty. The deli here hits the spot! Ending my trip from Olympic national…read morePark, I honestly just needed to use the restroom and saw that this place has good reviews for the deli. So I popped in. Best decision ever. I ordered a cold sandwich, The Eagle. I almost ordered the Sammy pastrami for a hot sandwich as recommended by the woman taking my order. The eagle is fantastic! It's on a sourdough bread with a cranberry sauce and sliced turkey deli meat. The cranberry sauce is a cream base and is extremely tasty without being too powerful. I added on bacon and Dijon mustard along with dill pickles. The turkey is perfect and juicy. I was afraid it would be dry, but nope, they know what they're doing here. All the flavors go really well together, even when I added on. And the bread is moist, it didn't quite taste like a sourdough, maybe it was a little bit more of a white bread, sourdough, but it was really good. If my sandwich is this good, I can only imagine how good the recommended sandwich is! The lady who took my order was nice and patient with me and I appreciate that. And she remembered who I was so when she called my sandwich, she basically tossed it at me! In a good way. Only negative thing I can say is the Line situation was a little confusing, but that's really more about the patrons waiting to order or not order or just make up their mind. Walking around the market, they have a lot of options for local snacks and beverages, especially beer. I highly recommend stopping in.!

Longhouse Deli and Market in Sequim had delicious and inexpensive sandwiches. Each sandwich has a…read moreunique name inspired by the Native American heritage. We ordered two Eagles - it was glorious. Other sandwich names sounded like characters from legends too: the totem stacker, the thunderbird, the raven. It was a unique way to make us feel like being a part of a cultural culinary experience. After we finished our sandwiches we browsed through the market and found several art items inspired by Native American experience. These items were inexpensive and well made. Overall, it was it was a great place to visit - we definitely recommend it!

The old Gull station is now open as 1st Street Market & Deli and Marathon gas station. They have a…read morereally good selection and good in-stock. Their fountain drink machine isn't working yet, but they have a tremendous selection of canned and bottled drinks to choose from. They have hot food and pretty much any kind of snack you could want. I was treated politely as well.

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!

Such a cool little store, like stepping back in time. Staff was very friendly and the store kitty…read morewas very sweet