This is a great little corner, the people who work at the place are very nice and they have GREAT…read moreFRIED CHICKEN!!!

they have a lot of options but they overprice and are the only place i have ever seen that charge a…read morecard fee, one time i forgot to transfer money to my card and it only took one penny off the amount so when i transferred money and did it again he added the card fee again and said "you use card two time" so i basically had to pay extra and the total at first was like $5.29 then ended up being near $6.97 it's not too much but still a policy that i don't think is fair

Stopped in after hearing about a pop up of The Sourdough Dealer. OMG! I bought the sourdough…read morechocolate chip cookies and am wanting more. I've never tasted such a good cookie. Soft, chewy and delicious. I also bought a loaf of the citrus blueberry bread. It's a coffee cake that is also unbelievably good. The store itself is a cute little convenience shop filled with lots of fun and unusual items. Good candy selection which brought back childhood memories and lots of other snacks and beverages. You won't be disappointed and will enjoy your visit. The owner is very friendly and open to suggestions for things you'd like to see him carry in the store.

I'm so excited How Convenient chose our neighborhood to establish roots! I'm telling you, this…read morestore is everything we've been needing in North Tabor/Montavilla area! It's dreamy to be able to drop in somewhere convenient for basic necessities instead of dealing with the chaos of larger grocery stores. And the creative vibe here makes me feel like I'm doing more than picking up eggs and milk, I'm getting a quick infusion of joy and creativity I can take home with me. LOVE is in the details at How Convenient. Nathan, the artist/poet/musician/entrepreneur responsible for bringing this space to life, has literally drenched the venue in a ray of sunshine yellow! It's bold, and beautiful, and fuels my creative soul. Though he's only just beginning, the store opened less than a week ago, he's already curated a fun and eclectic array of goods. Plus, he's open to suggestions for what the community needs! He has a comment/suggestion box where customers can make special requests. I walked in as a curious Lookie-Lou with nothing in particular in mind, and left with my arms full of delicious treats. The store offers everything from beer and wine, and everyday essentials, to some fun and creative food products and knickknacks I've never heard of. I mean, the typical convenience store experience doesn't supply vibrant pink, orange and green notebooks in which you can scribble all of your hopes and dreams. How cool is that? Indeed, my dream is to move on from the tired, already-been-done retail experiences of the past, to more creative, experimental and heart-centered businesses with community in mind. Bravo, How Convenient! You have my whole-hearted support!

Great spot to get groceries. I also like that they have a good selection of grab and go foods. I…read morework on alberta and always fine myself stopping here when I need a snack on a break. It's super chill and everyone there is super helpful. Great for a quick grab and go.

So, what can you really expect from a co-op? Local stuff, which I appreciate. Prices are what you…read moreexpect. Small store. Which, I have no problem with. The problem I have here is the staff. Why are you so full of yourselves? Smiling. None. Hello's. None. Asking if we need help. None. Acknowledging that people exist. None. Like, I love being left alone when I shop. But, even when I checked out my items, I felt like I was a burden. Get off your high horse.

A delicious and unpretentious stop for Mexican food, inside a corner store. I enjoy the ceviche,…read moreburritos & tacos with handmade tortillas. They have sauces packaged for to go orders or bottles of salsa to take to the tables when dining in. Indoor and outdoor seating is available. The cashier is prompt, friendly and very knowledgeable. He helped me pick out different beers from areas that I'm unfamiliar with (like Columbia) and had a lot of product knowledge. Street parking is available and typically easily accessible. Also, it is a convenience store, so there's CBD drinks, chips and candy. You can also grab a beer to drink with your meal, while you're eating there for retail prices. Just let them know at the counter, and they'll open it for you with a smile.

I absolutely love this place! Literally best burritos in town and the ceviche is amazing. Service…read moreis great, Monse at the front is wonderful and friendly. Fun cozy market with great outside seating.

If I want booze or a few quick snacks I will stop in here. I have had no problem here in general…read more There are a little overpriced but I can walk here so sometimes it is easier to pay a little extra than to deal with traffic.

Well stocked convenience, wine and spirits shop @ SW Waterfront. Walk from lower OHSU. I appreciate…read morethis shop!

Summertime rolls...Jane's Addiction harmony in my head…read more On a holiday in the sun like Weezer in the lovely Pacific NW in the Summertime decided to do a yatra aka pilgrimage to People's Co-op. I lived walking distance from People's Co-op circa 2004 where I lived right across from the now defunct all vegan coffeeshop aka Red and Black. In 2004-2005 I was a working member cleaning the bulk bins as my seva aka service. This is where I first started teaching yoga at the community room upstairs at People's Co-op. Dusty started the program that sadly is no longer currently active. They had some great classes there and have fond memories of a Iyenger influenced yoga teacher that taught classes I liked. This was when I was teaching classical hatha yoga and had not yet shifted my yoga teaching to the Ashtanga Vinyasa tradition. Fast forward to the moment of Jun 20223. It's the return and went to People's Co-op. It still is an amazing place. They have a farmer's market here every Wed. Their bulk selection is amazing (see my photos) and so is there produce. Friendly and helpful staff. Afterwards go to Belmont for heaps of plant based, vegetable forward, tasty, amazing vegan restaurants and food trucks that are amazing. Vegan bars, vegan food trucks, innovative vegan restaurants like Fermenter, and more that will satisfy all folks who follow whatever diet from vegan to paleo to gluten-free to omnivore.

This came recommended from our friends. The girls had space to play while we caught up. The pizza…read morewas the highlight for sure! Delicious. My smash burger felt small and a bit salty but otherwise good. The taters were fantastic!

The roommate needed caffeine. While waiting for brunch at Pine State Biscuits, he actually wandered…read moreoff in search of a convenience store. He couldn't find one, but we decided to take a walk after our meal and found Playita La. We stopped by on Monday, October 10th around 12:45pm. The roommate was in search of red bull, so I didn't really look around. It took a while to find, but we walked by all the beverages and eventually found his source of caffeine. He got a regular red bull while I think I got a sugarfree one. Not sure as I can't remember if I wanted one as well. There wasn't anyone else in the market, so we were in and out quickly. The cashier seemed nice and friendly. This store has the feel of a family owned shop, which I'm always down for supporting. If you're in the Albert Arts District and looking for a convenience store, this may be your best bet!

I stopped by because I was looking for a Mexican market. This store is ok but no Mexican items,…read morejust the name. Other then that I walked out with a bag of Doritos and a coke. Was looking for rancheritos and a Mexican coke.

Excellent produce, snacks and homemade bread…read more Shopping here has gotten me in the habit of taking bags and to-go containers from home for stores and eateries I might visit unexpectedly. The staff is super knowledgeable and helpful.

This place is absolutely amazing! The people that work there are kind, helpful, and genuinely care…read moreabout the work they're doing. Prices are reasonable as well. All the food is fresh, and the shop space itself is clean and well organized.