What can I say? It's a real butcher. If you like delicious meat, shop here. Reasonable prices,…read moregreat customer service.

USED TO love this place. Called them and specifically asked…read moreif they had Porterhouse Steak, they said yes but it is a custom cut which they do on Friday mornings. Great, I ordered two 18-24 oz, 1.25 inch cuts to be picked up in 3 days on the next Friday. Upon opening the package of meat at home the printed label said T-Bone, which I did not order. Called them and was told to freeze them and bring the back the following Friday and they would have my 2 Porterhouse steaks ready for me. I had the handwritten order to show them for Porterhouse, and the T Bone label still attached to the butcher paper. First lady opens the package and sees Porterhouse wrote on a freezer bag, she says it says Porterhouse, I tell her I wrote that when I separated the steaks. Butcher comes over and asked me what my definition of a Porterhouse is, I showed him a pic on my phone of a real one. He says they don't have that. I say I was told you do when I placed my order. Younger lady comes over and says they can't take them back as they are frozen, I tell her that was what I was told to do, by them. In the end they took the steaks and gave me my money back. No were no we are sorry, no words at all, she just dropped the money in my hand and turned and walked away. Made me feel like they thought this was all my fault. Will never ever go back.

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!!!

Rolling Bay Farm is a small, family run farm located in Bainbridge Island, WA. They have a farm…read morestand at the front of the farm. Inside you can purchase items that they make themselves at reasonable prices: USDA Pork - all standard cuts, leaf lard and pork belly ($8/lb for pork belly!) Free range eggs Jams and Fruit Butters from their orchard Seasonal garden produce Homemade soap 100% Finnsheep yarn 100% Finnsheep roving Dry rubs and bacon cure Rolling Bay Farm T-shirts- long and short sleeved Turkey (available for Thanksgiving season) During my first visit, the owner announced that two of her sheep gave birth and even showed us the baby lambs, which are on sale. So cute! While I was admiring the lambs, their llama came over to interact with the people and was super friendly. The pigs were also adorable and fun to interact with. There's a pig with markings that reminded me of a leopard/tiger that I wish I could take home as a pet. Yeah, basically this farm is filled with a lot of cute animals. Although I left empty-handed, it was a fun experience to visit the farm. Check out the farm's webpage for updates on their animals and products.

Tried to visit this past weekend but it is now closed. The owner (?) of the farm was on the grounds…read moreand he was still selling the few items he had left (jam, and various cuts of pork) but all the animals are gone.

Hubby and I are happy regulars at Farm Kitchen! A bit pricey for their main breakfast meal, but…read moreit's so worth it. There's usually a long line early on but it dies down once 10am rolls around. I love their tasty potatoes; my husband LOVES the sausages. Their pastries are really good too; I've had their pecan sticky buns, and a couple of their cookies and breads but my favorite was the peach streussel cake. YUM!! Customer service is almost non-existent once you get your food but that's never been an issue.

Pricey ($10.25 for the main breakfast, extra if you want sides or pastries) but you get delicious…read morefood in a cute setting, with friendly, speedy service. For the October 1 breakfast, they served this amazing citrus cream cheese stuffed brioche French toast with marionberry-strawberry compote. The thick-cut bacon was probably the best bacon I've ever had... thick and crispy, not too fatty, and just the right amount of saltiness. The "fresh fruit" was 2 slices of orange... could have been more exciting. The pumpkin spice bread was pretty good too. We arrived at 11:40am. Fortunately, they were still serving, and there was no line! I hear that the line is long when they first open though. So... better late than early? ;)

With people looking to eat local food from local small businesses it can be a bit difficult to find…read morethose diamonds out there. CJ's is one of those diamonds. The store itself carries a variety of general store items but what really makes them stand out are the amazing selection of quality, healthful foods cooked with love and frozen for your convenience. There is fresh food including sandwiches and soups but when it comes to "what am I going to have for dinner tonight" it is the freezer case that shines. I have enjoyed the enchiladas, the Moroccan meatballs and the myriad of soups. It was the Senegalese soup this eve with chicken quesadillas that I made. What a wonderful dinner on a cold, frosty night. Another item they carry is their roast carrot and fennel hummus. It isn't always in stock because it is in high demand but there is a reason for that. If you like hummus, you will love this creation that goes as well with breakfast as it does for dinner. We will all have better lives if we take care of ourselves and our neighbors and finding the local foodie geniuses who are out there plying their trade for the benefit of all makes life a lot more enjoyable!

this was my first time here, my boyfriend and i were playing with our dog by the water and i walked…read morein with a bathing suit top and shorts, nothing too crazy. before i was welcomed in, the older lady immediately goes "this is a restaurant, you need to have a shirt on." I was taken back by the attitude and delivery as it's not a restaurant but a GENERAL STORE. So i said back, "looks more like a store" and she goes "EXCUSE ME??? thought i heard something." i was baffled. i couldn't help but laugh because of the audacity. I should've just walked out right there and taken my service elsewhere because for the mediocre sandwiches we got and spent over $20 for, wasn't worth it at allllllll. Just go anywhere else, no one should be greeted that way and embarrassed in front of other people. do better.

We paid a visit for a pumpkin patch experience. I really didn't expect much knowing it would be…read moreslightly small. But we had a blast. I think having friends join is key! They had some cute little photo areas for the kids. Little tractors for them to play on and take some pics. Their gift shop/pumpkin buying area was cute. We got two mini pumpkins for 50c. They had a little trail with pumpkins, would have been more fun if the path was cleared a little and if they had a pumpkin decorating area to add your own pumpkin for fun. They had a treats/snack area and I thought it was really cute. Mini and big caramel apples. Popcorn, chips and drinks. There were some blood (juice) bags, they are so cute, just for Halloween. When the weather is nice, it's a nice area for the kids to burn some energy running around the field. Staff was very friendly!

Extremely inconsiderate not to post that they are closed for the season and to still have it posted…read morethey're open 12-5. Kitsap peeps have supported this place for years and for Nicki not even taking the time to update her information is nothing but inconsiderate! Deserves no stars!!!

OUR NEW GO TO for fresh RAW milk & cream with ALL the NUTRIENTS ~ fantastic! Lovely fresh eggs &…read morefrozen meats. The RAW honey is delicious! And small bars of heavenly smelling 'SHAVE & HAIRCUT' & several other scents of handmade soap! You can actually watch the milk cows in the fields eating grass and making fresh milk. If you're lucky you'll spy a barn kitten or two scurrying around. Bring cash.... BLACKJACK VALLEY FARM WEBSITE... So long GROCERY STORE! Heal your gut ~ LOCAL, RAW, FIELD FRESH!

I bought raw milk, meat and bee pollen. Everything was amazing! The owner was very nice and…read moreanswered all my questions. The milk and meat were so fresh, a thousand times better than Marlene's. Will definitely be purchasing my milk and meats from them and spread the news. Thank you so much. Awesome place!

Best Farmers Market around. It might be small but the have everything I want or need from a farmers…read moremarket. Very fresh veggies. Amazing gluten free bread, muffins and treats. And free range chickens.

Open 9AM - 12PM on Saturdays…read more The Indianola farmer's market offers locally gown, organic produce, fresh local breads and pastries, fresh fish, crafts, and fine art. It is small by comparison to "big city" farmers markets but it offers a good selection and a warm social atmosphere. Get an espresso at the Indianola Country Store and stroll over to see what is fresh at the market!