Great small business. Meat is very good and reasonable. They also offer a nice selection of…read morepremade food for you to cook at home. Taco asada is my favorite. Freshly made carnitas is worth the trip on Saturday and Sunday. Store is small but has a good selection of products. Staff is nice and attentive. Love this place.

I've been coming here for 4 years now and I just love this place. Great people, great service,…read moreexcellent choices of fresh meats available and if they don't have it (rarely) they can get it for you. It's a Mexican style grocery with all the spices, sides, sweets, and drinks from home. They speak English but haven't made fun of my Highschool Spanish, it's a great spot to chat and grab awesome cuts of meat. I love this place.

This five stars goes out to the lil' duckies mini-donuts. 100 stars I'd eat this again. Fabulous…read more Best donuts I've had anywhere. The farmers market itself is ok. Woodwork stand, some Knick knacks hands, crocheted stuff, some plants and flowers, homemade jam, live music, about 45 stands.

Nice and knowledgeable vendors, family friendly, tasty tamales and yummy treats. A very welcoming…read moreand genuine community feel.

Stumbled upon this lovely little café while visiting downtown Shelton and had such a great…read moreexperience. The people were incredibly warm and friendly, and the Americano was excellent I would recommend this as a spot worth stopping into if you're exploring the area. I can't wait to come back and hangout

We were passing through this town, and had a craving for some afternoon affogato. Found this place…read moreafter a quick search. It's a little coffee shop, gallery with some international food goodies for sale as well as coffee and food. The affogato hit the spot, pretty good espresso with ice cream and a touch of what I think is rose at the top on the cream. Happy eating!

We stopped in during a visit into downtown Shelton and they have amazing tamales!! I instantly…read moreregretted not getting more to take home. They also have tons of other great goodies and ingredients to browse while you're there. Definitely worth stopping by if you're in the area. We'll absolutely be back!

The best homemade tortillas and chips in Washington State! The salsa is fresh and perfectly spiced…read more We finished it in one day. They also sell bulk items. All are fairly priced. It's a family-run, and the owners are very welcoming. * I finally realized that the Jalisco Tortilla Factory and Maggie's are the same place.

So I only been able to go here on the weekends because of my work schedule, but every time I go…read morethey have a mostly well maintained store and always something interesting to find.. my most recent find was a large package of already cut butternut squash which, as you see in the picture, came out rather yummy, given the addition of some herbs and spices and turkey bone broth.. prices have been going up but I guess that's across the board everywhere you go..

This store is as close to stealing as you can legally get. Most items in the store are priced at at…read moreleast 30% under value with many name brand products being 70-90% off. The downside is that selection is erratic and unreliable, but for things like rice, flour, pasta, snacks, spices, and basic home goods, there's literally no reason to go anywhere else.... And you're shopping local! The staff is friendly and neighborly, and are transparent and open about their purchasing methods and how everything is so cheap. Don't wait, try this place out!

Tammi is super rude. She should not be working in customer service. Instead of offering helping…read morehand. She would rather just scold customers and point out the problem that they clearly know they are already having and when they tell her that she doubles down on her rudeness.

If there are less than three checkers turn around and walk out. The store is stepping over dollars…read moreto make cents by not providing checkers. why do we put up with stores like this who want our money but then waste our time by not having staff to serve us at the checkout .. always long lines and some of the checkers are rude as heck. Some of the staff are awesome but this store needs more checkers on duty . I have literally stood in line with 2 checkers open and watched 4 or five employee's standing at customer service and they have all helped me as checkers before .

The Loblolly Lavender Farm opened at 10am today, so get there early for a great parking spot! Lots…read moreof vendors! I walked away with a buy two get one free potted lavender plant, lavender oil and spray, and even yummy caramel apple popcorn from one of the vendors! The atmosphere was just gorgeous and the scent of the lavender was amazing! Come visit!

Came for the lavender festival and they have booths and food trucks so that's thumbs up, but they…read moredon't let you pick the lavender. I understand that it's a farm and I guess they want to pick it for you, but other places let you pick it yourself. They have a sign up saying "u-cut bouquet" but when we got to the front of the line, the lady said not today. When we said that maybe she should take that sign down then, she just shrugged. We stayed for 5 mins and left. No wonder parking was easy to find- because people were leaving as soon as they showed up in disappointment. What a complete waste of time. If you want to pick flowers, drive a mile away to Lynch Creek Farm and pick a gorgeous bouquet of dahlias which cost $8/dozen.

"remodeled" Safeway, new floor tile, same shyte service. The inept, useless manager must have some…read moregood dirt on someone higher up. All these years later I still miss the Red Apple. Phony weekly sale ad says " member price" then at checkout it's "digital only". I could go on but why bother nothing's changed in years I'm not simple minded enough to think it will. Also, I went to the "deli" at 11:30 AM to get some lunch, there was nothing in the hot side. WTH???

i think if i see one more item on shelf which says:…read more must buy 2 or must buy 3 - i'll go bonkers. i am one senior woman who has no need to stock up on items, some of which are seldom eaten or used. it's an obvious gimmick for sfwy to make more money.