We came over from the lodge where we stopped for the night and were impressed with the markets…read morelocation and vibe. It seemed super local with several different shopping opportunities and a few choices to grab a snack or beverage. The plant store/art gallery was probably my favorite shop, a very eclectic collection of plants, finished art pieces and craft supplies/kits. We browsed in that one for quite awhile! The candy store offered a great selection of chocolate sweets and the gal was super sweet. We also met a wonderful gal at the Battle Crest tasting room with great stories of the distilleries history and the owners passion for spirits. It was a super quiet evening, not many other visitors so we pretty much had the place to ourselves, not sure that's a good thing! Other than the candy shop and distillery, the shop keepers were pretty much checked out, we didn't get greeted, welcomed or even smiled at... that was weird! Maybe when it's bustling they're more inviting and friendly but the night we were there they were definitely not in the mood for customers! It's a great market with an even better location and on a warm sunny day it'd be the perfect place to spend the afternoon.

Mountain Timber Market seemed to come out of nowhere as we make the trek to Portland fairly often…read moreand go by Kalama each and every time. I asked someone that worked in one of the stores inside and she kind of indicated the same thing that the market was built practically "overnight ". I believe it's been Herr just shy of a year now and I just made the stop recently. There are two stories here with the idea I would think for merchants to be on both levels. The second floor is empty practically and the first floor is mostly full with merchants but a space or two remains. A distillery, winery, coffee shop, candy shop and art gallery is the type of merchants that are in here currently. This market is right next to McMenamins Kalama Lodge so guests that stay there now have an additional activity to look forward to by visiting this market. Very nice building and location. I just hope more merchants come for this public market so it can really get full and bustling!

I visited during off season…read more Inside the store are little booths rented by various local artists where they showcase handmade items such as art, photographs, posters, artists for hire, tea, and other little knick knacks. The store also has some flower bouquets, plants, whimsical garden decor, and seedings for sale. The produce can be viewed and purchased in the next building in the parking lot. There is a minimum purchase of $10 to use your card. Easy to do with several varieties of heirloom fruits and veggies. I saw a red Barlett pear which I have e never eaten before. It was very tart compared to the green pear. Would I go back? Yes. I like the produce quality and variety.

Grays Harbor Farmers Market & Craft Fair, located on the banks of the Hoquiam  river, is where…read morelocal crafters, artists, organic farmers, ranchers & bakers converge to offer their items to the public. This is a year-round Farmer's Market. While the produce selection is not large, there are some unique items that I certainly did not expect to find. One is Satsumaimo  (Japanese Sweet Potato). Grown primarily in Kyushu, Japan, fans of this variety search far and wide trying to locate a source. It is the (sweet potato) "pot of gold" at the end of the rainbow! There are also many items to check-out from local artists & crafters. If you are passing through Hoquiam on your way to Ocean Shores or the temperate rain forests of the Olympic Peninsula, be sure to stop here for sweet treats and unique items!

Waterfront Market is located just above the parking garage next to Ruston waterfront. Not sure if…read morethe market validates parking or not but if you are dining in restaurants below they do at all the locations. The market has a variety of small local business shops from food to clothing. They already have holiday decor which I was really excited about. They even have a section to take pictures with your family and friends. It doesn't take long to cruise through it all but it's definitely something you can do with your family since its warm and indoors.

It is an outdoor farmer's market inside.There are things to choose from, but not a lot. If you're…read morelooking for specialty items, this might be the place, Otherwise it is just like any other straight fair market.

Service is great and I just had the absolute best turkey sandwich I've ever had. 10/10 will be back.read more

My wife and I stopped here on a little drive west we were taking and left with quite a cart full of…read moregoodies! I'd never seen natural strawberry milk in glass so that was my biggest enjoyment of a find!! We also got two if there huge flavored rice crispy treats and boy did they not disappoint (banana pudding and confetti) would definitely recommend! We didn't get any of these BUT also there selection of meets was top notch! Oh and both of the gals working had amazing costumer service and were just overall very fun to talk to. Which added quite the value and impact on our visit. Thanks again! We can't wait to stop in again soon!

Come by and see us at The Aberdeen Sunday Market. We have lots to see and do from 10 AM to 3 PM…read more Of special interest, is our Spin Art where you can create your own painting. Great for the kids! As well as for adults. We only use non-toxic paints!

This market offers a wide range of products, not just fresh produce. There are even a few vendors…read morethat accept WIC and offer matching! I especially love the live music and craft to keep my kids busy. It is easily walkable and very family-friendly. We also enjoy bumping into friends and grabbing a drink at the nearby microbrewery. I would recommend it to anyone local or anyone traveling through Grays Harbor.

A great little farmer's market focused on food. I went here on a Thursday afternoon and there was a…read moregood amount of people, but not crowded at all. Located in the parking lot of the indoor garden store, parking was easy to find. I would estimate a dozen or so vendors, with many I didn't recognize as repeats from Sunday Market. Live music. Vendors included: -Two food booths (Blue Scorcher with baked goods and Monte Alban with Mexican food), as well as two food trucks, one vegan and the other selling bowls of some sort. -Fresh ice teas -Meats including short ribs and lamb -Cranberry juice -Fresh eggs -Goat cheeses -Lots of veggies, herbs, fruit, and plants -Unique jams (e.g. kiwi) and the best garlic pesto I've ever had - free samples! There is also an info booth, Master Gardener booth, and a booth for kids activities. Apparently there is a pie walk too! Pets not allowed, but I noticed a sign that says the volunteers are available to watch them for you. Love that they have stuff here that isn't easily available at the local grocery stores, including bok choy, golden raspberries, and Thai basil plants.

I love the Friday market when you go to the Friday market it has a bunch of cool things like stuff…read moreI forgot

Stop here for all sorts of local yummy, delicious goodies. You can find organic produce, the best…read morestrawberries ever, the best honey you have ever tasted, nut butter that will make you re think your life and vinegars that are unreal! I love this market and have watched it grow over the years! You have to come eat at Rolls and Bowls! It's soooo delicious!! Can't wait for the market to open again!!

From the owner: Our vendors fresh produce, pasture-raised meat, organic cheeses, hand-crafted artisan food and hand…read morecrafted products. Enjoy our food court with live music just minutes away from the beautiful Seaside Promenade. Bring your family, friends and appetite!

What a lucky find!! The Cannon Beach Farmers Market is only open on Tuesday afternoons from 1-5pm…read moreand I just happened to be there when it was in full swing - lots of variety in vendors, some food trucks, delicious fruit stalls, and awesome live music! A great time! The market takes up most of the midtown parking lot on Gower St and only runs from June through September. I grabbed a small carton of Oregon cherries and they were so fresh and flavorful. I also grabbed some lunch at the Roast Town BBQ tent and they had the BEST crab cakes I've ever had! I also had a shrimp roll which was delicious. Live music was being performed by the Bar K Buckeroos and really set a fun, western-swing type vibe - they drew quite a crowd as well. Overall the market was jovial and everyone was friendly and having a great time. Some vendors take credit card, some cash only so plan ahead. Parking in Cannon Beach is limited as it is, and since this market is in one of the main public lots the parking situation is even more challenging - but the town is very walkable with several other public lots within walking distance. I enjoyed my visit and feel lucky I got to check out this great local market!

A great farmer's market in one of my favorite NW beach towns. Lots of choices located in the center…read moreof town. I love the hummus stand, the Spouse is a fan of the cranberry lady. I wear my cute farmer's market logo hat as a memory of summer beach days.

We make it to Raymond at least twice a year spending several days at a time. Each day begins with a…read more24oz drip coffee. Best that we have tasted from a coffee house. Staff is friendly and even though we are not a local, we are being remember by a few of the employees.

We tried out 7th Street Coffee on a recent trip to the area. Excited for an americano, Chai tea…read morelatte, and cookies, we eagerly stopped here for our very first visit to 7th Street Coffee. Both drinks were weak, and the americano became almost undrinkable. I do believe we had a newer barista who may have still been in training. The peanut butter cookie was lovely and local. The chocolate chip was a bit too doughy, but still delicious. I see that this place could be heading towards greatness, but for now it needs a bit of work.