There is no Whole Foods or Sprouts in Corvallis, so your best option for organic produce & food…read moreshopping outside of a farmers market, is either the cozy First Alternative Cooperative or the more extensive Market of Choice. Market of Choice is a full sized organic and natural foods supermarket. Prices are higher than your nearest Safeway, but if you want choices on organic and natural brands and produce, Market of Choice is a solid option.

Great prices and awesome inventory. Can't beat the fresh food and hot bar. The turkey boxes are…read morepretty decent. The turkey was fully cooked but did need to be thrown in the oven for at least 50 minutes. Cranberry sauce was pretty good. Mashed potatoes were a bit salty and gravy was a little thin but still really great considering we didn't have to cook it.

The food is fresh, local, and delicious. It is a little expensive. But that is to be expected…read moreconsidering the organic nature. It has a very "hippy" vibe so if you don't quite fall into that "category" you may feel just a bit out of place. Still, I became a member as soon as I moved to Corvallis. It's an awesome place to get local groceries, and fresh, healthy, and delicious hot meals.

Great staff, and an incredible bulk section! I look forward to this stop everyone I'm in town…read more Definitely shop here and join in on the vitality being offered.

I love Old World Deli and should make it a point to come here more often, as I've always enjoyed my…read moredining experience. The sandwiches are delicious, the house-made potato chips are nice and crunchy, and there's some great drink options. Plus, there's often live music. It's never been empty when I've stopped in, but I've never had issues with grabbing a table. There are some high seats and tables as well as some lower ones, and self-serve water and drinking glasses in the dining area. You order at the counter and they bring your food out to you. Service is friendly and it never takes too long for your food to arrive at your table. Old World Deli is in my top 3 sandwich spots in Corvallis. This is a great place to take a friend or a medium-sized (4-6) group of people for a sandwich and perhaps a show. Plus, the ambiance, decor, and painted ceiling are really cool!

Order @ counter, and food brought to you. Everything tasty and fresh. Beer and cider on tap, in…read moreaddition to soda/lemonade. Water available around corner. Casual atmosphere-but a bit dark and cold-not uncomfortable, but didn't linger much after eating. Would return!

I loveeee this place. They have such a great selection of health foods, skin care and body…read moreproducts, and prepared foods. The produce is so fresh and everything here is high quality. They have a large bulk section as well. Lots of yummy things. I got a scone and coffee for less than 5$. The coffee was great and they even have Yerba mate and nitro on tap. Prices are not outrageous for being a health foods store. Employees are very friendly. Seating inside too if you want to get the hot bar and eat there. Would recommend coming here if you're looking for specialty health items or jsut high quality food.

Fresh local foods as well as canned goods, clean, helpful staff. Lots of variety. I will return.read more

This is the first Jersey Mike's with a decent rating. 6…read morepeople ahead of me in line. Menu is pretty basic. Service was slow. Lotta standing around waiting for meat to be sliced. The guy putting produce on the sandwiches threw a handfu of peppers into the pickle bin and fished them out, I almost didn't order at that point. I love pickles and hate the flavor of most peppers - bell or otherwise. Haven't tried my sandwich yet, but the root beer is delicious.

Great service and I love the decor! Food was also amazing and clearly fresh and well prepared!read more

Great customer service from Conner, recommended me a great sandwich. Very fast and friendly service.read more

Scheduling only 2 staff during the lunch time is completely inappropriate, especially when you…read moreexpect them to handle walk-in orders and online orders. However, as a customer I do not want to listen to staff complain about scheduling or anything else.

They hollowed out my sandwich :( where is my bread Jimmy! I want my light, fluffy iconic breadread more

I have eaten their sandwiches several times and they were good but my last order (hunter club) had…read morean onion taste to it that I did not like. Checking the sandwich did not reveal any onions so I don't know why the onion taste unless the lettuce was somehow contaminated with onion.

Went to FIJI once and the grilled cheese was somehow burnt and undercooked. Dreamville made a fire…read moreone where they actually used butter though.

very interesting. The live in grilled cheese was ass cheeks.ASSS. They cooked it on the burner. THE…read moreBURNER. But a live out made me one and it was fire. I think his name was tweet idk. But make sure they use butter. That's all I have to say.

I order from here fairly often and every time, the sandwich is fantastic. They have it ready fast,…read moreit's always warm, and always delicious.

Togo's USED to be good. Now is overpriced and barely adequate. Really so very disappointed. Husband…read morehad a pastrami Reuben , meat was dry, had probably sitting for what seemed to be hours. Bread stale. I had an Asian chicken salad. So gross. I've had them before. The only thing acceptable was the dressing but is not worth the 12 dollars I paid for wilted lettuce , slimy cucumbers , a few shreds of dried up carrots and maybe 4 shreds of cabbage. Won ton toppings soggy and stale. ( we live 2 miles from this Togo's so there's no way they could have gotten that gross by the time we ordered and the time we picked up ) chicken? Ha. There MIGHT have been MAYBE less than an 8th of a cup of old diced chicken. Wont be back. Addendum. Owner responded , comped our food and gave a coupon for a free sandwich. She also said she would talk to her employees about quality control. I still will avoid , but at least there was an honest effort to rectify.

Once upon a time Da Vinci Days was a fun, multi-day event. I fear, however, those days might be…read moregone (if 2012 is any indication). To begin with the kinetic sculpture parade: In past years there had been a large variety of sculptures. Some sculptures were local, and some from many miles away. This year, I suspect most were only from Corvallis and the immediate region. While in past years there were dozens of sculptures, this year there were far fewer (maybe 15?) and most looked like the same machine with different decorations......in short, kind of boring. The parade of sculptures was so short that I, along with every one standing nearby, were saying as it ended "This must just be a short break in the parade......more will be by soon." But that never happened. The film festival: In past years, the film festival featured many films you might never see....and that has not changed. The trouble is, the films of the past (at least most) were interesting and well made. This year it seems as if the coordinator of the film festival was either drunk or high while picking the films. Virtually all were (what I'd guess you'd call) "artsy", cheap sorts of films..... similar to what one might see made by angst ridden 19 year olds for a college film class. The main festival: Upon entering (after paying way too much money) you are greeted by one of several un-uniformed "security" people (I presume volunteers) who will proceed to search each and every bag you are carrying. I asked why they were searching and they simple said "For your protection." To this day I'm not sure what they were protecting me from? Al Qaeda? Tea Party terrorists? Serial killers? Get real Da Vinci Days.......this is a small festival in a small town. You're impressing no one (but the feeble minded or paranoid). And then the final straw: After walking around and seeing some of the same events and booths I've seen 100 times before at every other Corvallis event (except this time I had to pay) I tried to dispose of a soda bottle. While it's admirable that the organizers of this event are into recycling, they (for some odd reason) have decided that all recycling bins need to be guarded by a neon vest wearing pseudo-cop. I don't know what training manual was used to educate these people, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was written in German and published in 1939. Before I had two seconds to determine which bin to dispose of my bottle, I was loudly and rudely yelled at "You need to put that into this one! No.....don't put it in any others!" This was repeated a little later when I attempted to throw away a paper plate. Geez......if, for some reason, I wanted to pay for abuse, I'd hire a dominatrix. All and all I'm giving Da Vinci Days a big thumbs down. I can easily think of 100 better ways to spend my time.........like eating tin foil and shaving my head with a cheese grater.