This is an outstanding store. Full butcher shop and deli…read moreand dairy. And a coffee stand called Grinds inside. Everything you need

Only real supermarket in small town. Fresh fruits, veggies, fish, meat, frozen food, drinks, water,…read moreand dry goods to cover your needs. Surprised it even had bokchoy. Picked up some items to cook at Airbnb. Bring own reusable bag to save on WA state bag fee. Note: does not show up on Google maps, only the Outfitters and Ace Hardware so the name "Thriftway" sounded like a secondhand goods store at first. It is connected to the Outfitters store.

I ordered an iced honey latte and it was good! Nothing outstanding but i enjoyed it. The service…read morewas relatively quick. There is plenty of parking. The inside is not super cute, it could use something to charm it up or make it look a little cleaner.

Anything you could need under one roof-- even cold wine…read more Plenty of parking Not a huge variety- but still plentiful

The deli here is absolutely amazing! They always have the freshest products and the staff is very…read morekind! It feels the way a local grocery should

Can a person have a favorite grocery store? I say yes! My friend and I were here every day during…read moreour vacation and found everything we needed and then some. I loved the variety of foods that were offered and it all felt geared toward your health (fun was definitely sprinkled in). There's even a cute coffee stop in the store that we also frequented a couple of times. I'm still thinking about that blueberry match. Can't wait until I'm back in May as odd as that may sound lol.

So disappointing! Have the cafe open and a menu that makes sense to cook food quickly. All you see…read morenow is storage boxes everywhere in the back. The owner needs to give it up to people that actually care about the historic nature of the building and area. Shelves are constantly empty. Until new owners take over don't waste your time, go to the Rainforest Resort shop.

A bit of convenience in an area with few. Need a flannel…read moreshirt or similarly utility type jacket to avoid a bit of chill during a walk in the woods, there are a couple dozen to select from. Some touristy Ts and pullovers with kitschy Sasquatch or Bears repurposing some faux 'PETA' garb bring a smile. As for some snacky snacks, Fritos and the like are available but not represented like any C store I've visited in recent times. Some ice cream, some soda and of course beer. Available. Area maps for the trails and indeed the entire peninsula seem to be plentiful. I wandered in hoping for perhaps a burger or fries to get me thru till I either sell another child to pay for a second fine dining experience at the LQLs Roosevelt Restaurant, or venture another mile north to the Salmon House. Which has high praise for a salmon dinner (I think I saw about 5 variations) or some steak offerings. The prawns were discouraged, per a local I inquired, due to the carry out only status. I meandered a bit off subject. I was informed that the food I sought wasn't available due to kitchen closure. When the pandemic forced closure, it appears the kitchen appliances suffered unknown catastrophe when trying to fire them up n more recent months. Lack of business and serviceable parts furthered this misfortune. Thus the lacking stars. 4 stars if your needs are more immediate and merely some beer n chips or something processed to cook with a Colman or hot plate.

What a fantastic market to come across while exploring the Olympic Peninsula. So mY supplies sold…read morehere. You need it? They've got it. From alcohol, cleaning, snacks, beverages, fried food, fruit, vegetables snacks, and many more! So many things I had to video an aisle to show it. Postcards, stickers, hats, and so many beef jerky choices too. Friendly people work here which is a bonus of course. The aisles are wide and clean which is helpful to view the amount of products they offer. We ended up here a few times. Happy travels and shopping. SYOY.

This store has been completely reset and it's improved 1000%. I walked in and saw the new setup…read morelast night and I love it. So many more good products, all the fresh food looked amazing, and even the lighting was great. I was seriously impressed.

Unfortunately not open. Not much else around in the area. Come prepared! Hopefully they will…read morere-open soon, would be nice to have a pit stop here.

Extremely limited selection. If you want cheap wine or beer at an elevated price you found your…read moreplace

This store has everything. Rarely do I go there and not find what I'm looking for. The staff is…read morevery friendly and courteous. I just can't think of anything negative about this establishment. It is everything a neighborhood market should be, and more

This little market reminds me of something from the 1930's. As if it stood the test of time in the…read morelittle town of Port Angeles. While visiting a friend this past weekend in PA, this local grocery store was only a few blocks away - while in new places, I prefer to support local businesses then the large chain stores, if I can. At Grandview Grocery, one can purchase gas, milk, bread, spices, even coconut milk for curry dishes! I was impressed with the selection in this little market. Pricepoint is not Wal-mart, but whatever. Shop local!

Rustic historic local store with great coffee. Their oatmilk lattes are delicious! They have a…read morelittle of everything from rain boots to fishing tackle.

This place is crazy - they have a little bit of everything, and then some to spare. Among the…read morethings found here are: * .38 special ammunition * Plumbing tools and parts * DVD rentals and purchases * Ice cream * Lice removal kits * Clothing * Fried food That's literally the tip of the iceberg. They have everything you'd expect of a mercantile. Housewares, clothes, canned goods, cigarettes, beer, you name it, they have it. The store itself is crazy. It's like walking in a building right out of Alice in Wonderland. No two floor sections sat at the same angle, there are random stairs to get to different areas of the store, and even the material the walls and ceiling are made of vary by location. It looks like someone started building it one day, not knowing what it was, and they'll continue building it forever just because! And that's NOT a bad thing! So fun! The ladies in the store are very friendly. They talked to my son and asked him where he got his hat. I talked to the older lady in the store for about 10 minutes about local happenings, her past, and where we're from. Prices are incredibly reasonable for the location and what they have in stock. If you need general provisions I recommend checking this place out.

The Lonesome Creek Store is the mini mart conveniently located on the Quileute Oceanside Resort. It…read moreis NOT a full service grocery- they have the usual mini mart stuff-beer, soda, ice cream, ice, wood-the things you need when you are camping at the beach. They do offer made-to-order breakfast burritos and lunchtime sandwiches (limited choices) that are quick, hot, and cheap. The service was friendly-not rude. The prices are what you expect for a mini mart 15 miles from the closest store. The exterior is so pretty-take a second to look at the tribal art before you go in!

General store in Forks located by the post office and the beach…read more Nice clerk. Typical mini store supplies.

Came here to pick up a few things. The shelves are well stocked. Prices are ok. There are free…read moreparking out in front. The isles are nice and wide. They sell plants here as well. Thrifty is owned by Safeway. Not bad. I would come back for sure.

We were in Mill Bay for a few days. Happened to go to this grocery store to get supplies. Mill…read moreBay is not a large town. We were surprised at the nice selection of produce and items available for sale. Prices were pretty good. I guess this would be the place to shop for groceries if we were to return to Mill Bay.