A sealed bag of cheese was covered in mold. It was set to expire 3 months after I opened it…read more Incredible levels of incompetence

Stopped here yesterday while on the Oyster Run to Anacortes…read more we got across on a earlier ferry so we stopped here to get some coffee, munchies and to wait for friends to catch up with us this is a small town on a Island so the selections are limited, as they are not gonna stack as much stuff and say a grocery in Tacoma or Seattle, but they do have a hot and cold deli, fresh produce, lotto and Western Union if you may need that service, they also have Lotto so we got a nice big bag of Almonds to share and some fancy Aussie Liquorice, also got some cash back as I forgot to hit the ATM before leaving home, and that saves me from the service charges if I couldn't find a branch of my bank, or having to make another stop if I did see one a friend is diabetic and found some sugar free wafer cookies that were tasty, they also have coffee if you want drip, but there is also a espresso stand in the same parking lot also I think just about all of us need to pee by the time we got here so I can say the bathrooms are clean

Needed hot dogs and buns for the kids visiting for dinner and figured perfect place to go when it's…read morecloser. Grabbed the last buns and last hot dogs quick but when I got home noticed the buns were all covered in mold. Went back hour later and the guy asked if I knew what the other guy charged me for it before? He had no idea what they charged for hot dogs buns and I didn't get a receipt when I was there before. He said I'm going to have to look up on my Visa statement to tell him how much it was. My Visa statement wouldn't itemize my purchase with them anyway and tell me what the price was. He had no idea how he could help me and I just said forget it and left. I will drive the extra out to the Goose or Grocery outlet from now on.

We enjoyed burgers and live music here on a Friday night. The outdoor area was filled with couples…read moreand families eating and listening to Blotter Dreams performing live, while we grabbed a table in the adjacent indoor dining area (where it looks like comedy night usually happens). Between the great burgers and the cool music, it made for a really fun night! Just a heads-up, the kitchen closes at 7pm

Not a bad place and fresh cookie and wishes we were more hungry to try other things they had…read more The drink was nice and didn't taste too sweet. I'd come back here

Delicious deli!! Great hole in the wall spot in the middle of a strip mall…read more The menu has a great variety of options, and you can always build your own. Plenty of different bread options. Each sandwich comes with a complimentary pickle. Counter service, friendly crew, and super speedy! Definitely worth stopping for lunch or picking up a bite to-go.

Excellent grocery story in Langley. You could do all your shopping here and be very happy. Fresh…read moreproduce, a deli, and lots of interesting items.

PRICES are SKY HIGH HERE! Not to mention Malt Balls being $34 a pound (apx) unbeknownst to me! They…read morewere in a small container which looked like the number $7 was on them. I thought that seems about right. I took them to the check-out and they rang up $17! Come to find out they were $34 a pound. Other items here are expensive too! This would include the frozen, organic fruit in bigger packages for around $20.

Primal Island is not a restaurant, but it is where they make the world's best paleo gluten-free…read moregranola. They have 4 delicious flavors - toasted coconut, cranberry, blueberry, and dark cocoa. You can buy the granola at primalisland.com and grocery stores across the Northwest. I like to send granola gift boxes to my relatives during the holidays!

Primal Island is great. They make paleo granola and other paleo foods. If you aren't familiar with…read morepaleo, it's basically just eating meats, fruits, vegetables and nuts. So, no grain or gluten. Obviously with those guidelines, decent tasting granola could seem to be a little out of reach. PI got it right by toasting coconut to the perfect doneness so that's tended, favorful, and delicious. They use the coconut as the base for their granola and add things like cranberries and blueberries. Really really good stuff.

Walking with goats, an experience organized by Blackberry Moon Farm, is a delightful way to spend a…read morecouple of hours on Whidbey, up a gentle slope, communing with very sweet goats. I absolutely loved it and plan to do it again!

I've just begun ordering from BMF - the produce I received last week was great. I'm impressed with…read morethe quality and prices are very fair. It's easy to order. You go on-line and order and they deliver it. Like a humane Amazon , only better because they're local.

Very helpful. They have everything that you will need when you travel from outer state. They had…read moreeverything that you can imagine from instant ramen to snacks and candy. The Ambiance looks like a mini market. They have a lot of toiletries that you couldn't take on the plane.

Consistently overcharged at the register. When I question it, the cashier argues and tells me it…read moreisn't his problem, talk to the manager. Repeatly calls my reaction "unbelievable." ​When it happens 4 out of the last 6 visits in a matter of months, I'll take my business elsewhere.

I've been coming here since I was a teenager to get hot ham & cheese sandwiches. Now my wife and I…read morestill come here 25 years later to grab some sandwiches, chips and drinks to bring to the Mukilteo parks for lunch. The woman is very nice and cheery and a pleasure to talk to, her husband is quiet and appears grumpy but we have no problem with his service. Yes, the prices are high and the selection aging and minimal, typical for secluded convenience stores.

Just got a sandwich and now we have to heat it up ourselves. There are no plates provided and I…read morealmost burned my hand. The old owners would heat it up for us and it was much quicker. I had my ham and cheese in there for 6 minutes and the sandwich was still cold. If they were smart they would cook it for us and give us a plate just like the old owners did.

In short Not a gas station--that's a mis-listing. Just a…read moreregular Sevvy. In long We stop in here every so often for drinks and mints. My lovely bride gets massage in the same strip mall, and she has dry mouth. Sevvy takes care of that problem when we forget to bring stuff from home. It's the usual inside. Prices higher than supermarkets, some junk food (pizza, dogs, etc.) kept hot all day near the counter. Big Slurpee machine. All the usual snacks, candies, and so on. Service is quiet and fairly efficient. There's one accessible parking spot for the whole strip mall--half a dozen businesses share it. It's closer to 7-11 than the others, and at one point this spring they taped a hand-written note to it that said "7-11 parking only." They also regularly encourage the Coke distributor to use that parking spot for the pallet jack and other stuff during deliveries. So if you like Coca-Cola and have the use of your legs, this place is just fine. Heh.

Closest 7-Eleven to the Hilton Garden Inn I was staying at (over by Paine Air Field). Thus a good…read moreplace to pick up cold bottled water, Gatorade, and snacks. They also have gas pumps and an ATM here.