For a grocery store in a little beach town, they offer a nice variety of items and at a pretty at a…read moredecent price. The store was very well maintained with cleanliness and how things were stocked. They do close early which seems to be the norm of the town. They have a hot deli section which served breakfast and lunch/dinner items. I had the mac n cheese which was good but way better cold. I also got their chicken tenders which were very scrumptious. They were thin and crisp.

I've dropped by this grocery store both times I've been in Seabrook to eat. Convenient, well…read morestocked for a small town store. But items are upscale & pricier than in other towns near by. Think specialty bread (I think the round of sourdough was ten dollars) vs. Wonder Bread. If you're staying in Seabrook, the New Urbanist community, you trade cost for the convenient of not having to drive anywhere. Though my initial reaction to Seabrook is somewhat Stepford Wives-ish, it is a beautiful designed place. On my 2 visits to the store, it was an afterthought to my dinning experience. I simply walked across the street to buy my breakfast pastries, vegetables & bread. No car moving what so ever.

I had to lower my review for this place. When you go through the dairy department and you start…read morepicking up items that have been expired for months. An example was the Tillamook cream cheese. It expired in January and here it is April. The more I began to look at things the more I found items were expired or close to their expiration date. I also have to mention that their prices have gone up a great deal in the store. It was a slap in the face to see how expensive items have gotten.

Welcome to a tourist town with one major grocery store. I lived in Ocean Shores for over 2 years. I…read morejoined the membership rewards and never really received any perks. I spent roughly $300 a week on groceries conservatively speaking. The pricing of the products are higher in the Summer and tourist season. This sucks for the locals but it is common with all businesses in Ocean Shores. I recommend shopping at Costco for your staples before going on vacation in Ocean Shores. It's not uncommon to pay almost $10 for a bag of chips. Just a warning. The service is a hit or miss depending on the time of day and season. The staff can get tired of tourists and not be as friendly. The selection is limited due to the remote location of Ocean Shores. This means if you are looking for special ethnic foods and vegetables, you maybe out of luck. Bring these items from home. I am SE Asian and the selection was lacking as far as fresh herbs and greens go. I was missing many sauces over the years for stir fry like sesame seed oil, hunan, and chili oil. I drove to Olympia for Jasmine rice purchased 100lbs at a time. The deli is pricey but there is only one McDonalds in town and no other fast food options. Most the restauarants are $20 or more per entree. Hence the deli fried chicken and warn foods will look less expensive. The JoJos friend chicken is popular along with the potatoes wedges.

I just did a last minute shopping run for my family while on vacation and this store had the hot…read morecocoa we were looking for, the ice cream everyone wanted, and a crazy awesome variety of energy drinks, which I LOVE!!! Including some wild Rockstar flavors I've never had!!! (OG, and Pina Colada) prices were what you'd expect from a local grocery store, so nothing alarming. The guy working was kind, and the place was super convenient for our stay in Copalis Beach. I'd recommend this spot to anyone needing anything outside of a pizza cutter....which we also needed, but didn't find. lol.

Great little store! Perfect for locals and tourists. Great service and beverage selection.read more

What a friendly store! The employees are all awesome. I was staying in the area of Pacific Beach,…read moreWA during the Christmas holidays of 2023. Since it is a tourist area, once the summer has gone and fall winds down, many of the local businesses shut down for the winter. This can make finding restaurants that are open hard to find. Moclips Country Store was recommended by the staff where I was staying. They had a good variety of grocery items for such a small convenience store. I was able to try their pizza a couple times and found it to be very good. The only drawback was I had to call many hours ahead, because they hand make the pizza dough the same day. They have a pretty good selection of hot food items available, and if you want something special, your request just might be granted. Other than that, I found everything I needed for my short stay in the area. As far as other items of interest, they had a little nook off to the side that had children's books and a few board games available for purchase. If you are ever in the area, Moclips Country Store is a great little convenience store to patronize. I highly recommend!

Good place to fill out the things you need or have forgotten. In my case bottled water. I also…read morepicked up a Idaho Spud candy bar. Haven't see those for decades. Got a more traditional coconut snack of Zingers and a muffin combo I haven't seen before: Raspberry Lime. I didn't use the kitchen service when I went but someone did & it's smelled great. Completely non-retail related is the fabulous ocean view from the employee part of the parking lot.

Lovely family. I have been coming here for 30 years when I am on the coast…read more They carry Quinalt Pride Seafood! Smoked Coho. Quinalt Razor Clams! The best. I did a razor clam dig and it was one of the worst digs I have done, stopped by here and bought 2 lbs of Quinalt Razor Clams, 2 cans of chopped Razor Clams and 2 fresh Dungeness Crab (making head butter with rice) to go with the fresh sourdough bread I bought. You must stop! Stop! I normally get fresh oysters which are the best. Today is Razor clam and dungeness.

I stumbled across these in a jar in an asian store in lynnwood, H Mart, they are by far the best…read moreoysters in a jar I have ever had. Super fresh and firm, I have bought many others in a jar from the same area oyster places along that coast and harbors and these are the best. Just cold and fresh, not slimy or soft and mushy. Please keep sending these to H- mart!

***THE TERIYAKI KITCHEN IS PERMANENTLY CLOSED***…read more ...other than that, this little gas station happens to have an excellent selection of items to make a short visit to the area very comfortable. Decent beer and wine selections as well as single pot coffee packs (not pods). Basic groceries to include pancake mix and syrup, soup to nuts....really! A local place that can use everyone's support.

Gas station with a mini mart. Old gas pumps so you have to go inside to pay…read more Clerk was not having it with our jokes. Lots of snacks, drinks and more and it seems like this is the only store for miles.

If you are bored, this is a nice time killer for a shopaholic. We found some cheap nuts that were…read moreonly slightly outdated, great prices for wipes and shortbread cookies. Bought some lotion but did not check expiration date which was 3 years ago. Oh well. It was cheap. Would stop again if in the area.

I had very high hopes for this place when I pulled in it was very busy. People were just pulling…read morethings off the shelves and putting them into their carts. I took my time and looked around, picking up items here and there because the prices were good. But I try to be a smart shopper and each item I picked up and turned over to check the expiration date. Some of the items were about to expire others were up to two years expired. I checked out items. I was not even interested in and did the same thing and found the dates the same way. I decided to look at their K cup coffees that they had and for a non-name brand with 10 K cups. It was just as expensive as a 22K cup of a name brand. This store I can understand might be good for people who have a limited budget and I'm glad that it's there for them, but I can't see paying for something that's already expired. I'm sure many people go there and don't even look at the dates and just pick up and throw it in their cart. A lot of the products too are meant for kids. So just be cautious and look at the expiration dates before you buy it especially if it's a refrigerated good. The only reason why I gave it two stars is because the young gentleman that was working the whole thing by himself was very pleasant, even though he looked overwhelmed.

Let's start off with the parking lot area. There are quite a few parking spots, including four…read morehandicap parking spots, and I was truly amazed that every single person parked in the handicap spots, except for one had no handicapped placard or handicap license plate. The store was an utter disaster. They had carts of merchandise sitting at the end caps to the point you could barely pass by. The shelves were in such disarray that items were in areas that they shouldn't have been. I counted five staff, and only saw two of the five working one was a checker and the other one was sitting on the floor, stocking shampoo. The prices are not cheap certain things you can find at a good price, but others are extremely expensive for the product and the products are smaller than what you get in the grocery store. I got in line for checkout. They had one checker for a line of six people and two people in line were employees buying a drink, and they were wasting a lot of time, talking and laughing with each other while they each checked out very unprofessional. The poor young lady at the check stand just look dead tired like she's been doing that for hours without a break. You would think the gentleman who was the general manager would be a bit more professional, and would've opened another check stand, but no, it was more important that he bought his drink and made the announcement he was paying cash and then when and sat in his vehicle. The whole place just needs a really deep cleaning.

The place has a variety of pantry items, a little frozen/dairy things, cleaning supplies, hygiene…read moreitems, pet supplies and a mix up of a little bit of crafts, school supplies and seasonal items. Prices are cheaper than the IGA. There's 2 checkout stands and there can be a line as a result. Lots of coupons on the app.

Owner is extremely rude and aggressive. We were parked in the parking lot checking on directions…read moreand she came over to my car, blew her cigarette smoke into my window, and gave us the worst attitude right off the bat. She told us we couldn't park there, "it's called situational awareness". Lol it's called customer service ma'am. We were going to come inside and buy a few things but decided not to spend our money there. I'd recommend you not give her your business either!

They got a little bit of everything right before you hit beachside or for a re_up on the way out!read more

Seabrook has some great restaurant's and Stowaway is one of them. We were not sure what to expect,…read morebut it was excellent. I liked that they have tables outside so we could be with our dog. To start, they have an outstanding wine list. We had a bottle of the Foundation Cellars red blend and loved it. Then the service was very good and friendly. Then we ordered the cheese and meat plate. This came with three of both. They made great choices with all the meat and cheese--just really tasty. There was also plenty of food to feed two of us for dinner (with a couple of snacks for the dog). It went really well with the wine. Definitely worth a visit, even just to taste some wine.

Every time we come into town, we pay a visit to Seabrook's one and only wine bar. They have…read moresomething for everyone here besides wine. A little secret is they have a small charcuterie and pizzeta menu. An even better secret is if you buy a bottle, you can bring it down the block to Rising Tides there's no corkage fee. Staff is always friendly--particularly Lynn--and the ambiance is chill.