Beautifully rustic convenience store, with a deli that has reasonable food and prices. With a new…read moreowner and new refreshed products.

This store I am finally willing to come into again. It's clean, FRIENDLY staff and the new owners…read moreare great and local! They adjusted pricing so everything is affordable now. 10/10 recommend! Especially the deli. they're only open on the weekends for now, but you get awesome food for a very price! Best place to eat on the mountain!

Great, superlatively clean and amply stocked local grocery store…read more The staff are all very helpful and friendly. Whilst I've enjoyed their fresh cut sandwiches before boarding the ferry, the fourth star is awarded based solely on their carrot cake. Until eating Orcas Island Market's carrot cake, I thought the best carrot cake I'd ever eaten was served at the restaurant atop Sax Fifth Avenue, New York. Potential carrot-cake connaisseurs should note that cakes are rotated daily albeit carrot cake is not offered daily. If you visit in the day carrot cake is served, buy a generous slice and enjoy.

We stopped here for a few odds and ends that we needed for dinner and found a hidden gem--Woody's…read moreTaproom! Wine, cider, and beer on tap in a grocery store! They had our favorite Finn River cider on tap, and for $5/pint?!? Yes please! They also had some yummy food available, but we had just eaten, so...next time for sure!! The service was friendly, quick, and really reasonably priced! You're in a grocery store, but it was a quiet, clean, and fun place to escape the cold and rain for a few minutes!

Market Place saves me from having to make full-day grocery journeys off-island to Whole Foods or…read moreTrader Joe's so for that I'd give them ten stars if I could. Their vegan, organic, etc selection is surprisingly expansive as well as reasonably priced and their bulk bin section is so well-organized. Veggies always look great and are high quality. It's nice having locally grown sprouts and mixed greens available as well. They even have some lovely locally produced soaps, salt, and other items if you're looking for good gifts. Employees are friendly and helpful, check-out lines usually move pretty quickly, most of the time there is ample parking, and the restrooms are clean.

Best sandwiches!! My…read morepicky kid loved their marbled bread with ham and cheese so much we went back the next day and got another one. They have a wonderful hot food selection with such aromatic soups and tasty nibbles. In addition to the sandwiches, we got breakfast scrambled eggs with veggies, bacon and potatoes!! Yum.

Awesome store and very nice owners. The place has a throwback feel which is nice. I highly…read morerecommend it. Just get Bloody Mary mix please. It was in back order:)

Terrible customer service as far as courtesy and friendliness! We visit Glacier from Bellingham…read moreoften as we have family in the area and spend a fair amount of time on the mountain as well. Every time we stop in there it's a disappointment, the girl who cashiered this last time was rude enough that we will never return there, there is much friendlier service offered along the highway.

We were passing by on our way to the north cascades national park and we stopped to grab some…read moresnacks. Shout out to the awesome lady who makes the breakfast burritos, they were so yummy! Friendly staff, good selection of supplies and clean bathroom!

I know that I'm going to sound like a snooty city person to locals, but they already know all they…read moreneed to know about the only supermarket in town. This is for the "just passin' through" folks like me. It was August 29 of the year of the pandemic, and we were heading home after a camping trip. My boy was getting hungry, and restaurants with outdoor seating were scarce, so we decided that groceries were the best way to satisfy him. I masked up and went in alone. This was my first real encounter with small town scorn for public health. People in other small town businesses have looked like they resent the mask rules, but comply for the sake of the tourist trade. For example, I saw two mask scofflaws at the supermarket in Forks. (And yes, we even see scofflaws in the city occasionally.) But here, the place was pretty busy, and maybe a quarter of the customers were unmasked. Most of those tempting the virus to hasten their demise looked old, or infirm, or depressed -- but they were also endangering people who still have a reason to live. Although I was trying to shop quickly, I didn't know my way around the store, and I had to search to find a decent, no-preparation snack for my boy. During the search, I found one irresistible impulse purchase: a huge jar of raw honey for a respectable price. The treats at the in-store bakery were pretty picked over by 4:30 pm, so I settled for a red velvet roll cake, for about what I'd expect to pay in the city. I took my purchases to the one open cashier. (They were short-handed; I heard someone apologizing about that.) She was wearing a mask, but it only covered her mouth. I'm glad there was a plastic shield, and room for me to back away from the cashier through most of the transaction. I paid with a card, and the card machine was mercifully quick. Back in the parking lot, I showed my wife and our boy the cake. (The honey will be a surprise for later.) It calmed his hunger, and my wife and I indulged too. But it wasn't something I'd highly recommend. It wasn't until my wife asked that I read the ingredients list, and I think it was mostly sugar, with some cooking oil, some flour, and some dairy ingredients in the frosting (which was delicious). We'll probably finish the leftover cake, mostly because we hate to waste food. My two-star "Meh, I've experienced better" is partly a reaction to the mask scofflaws. And I suppose it's not fair to count inconsiderate customers against them. But a cashier showing her nose? Not good. But it's not just the pandemic. The bakery shelf was short enough of items that I settled for the cake, which was disappointing. I didn't experience the employee friendliness mentioned in other reviews. On the plus side, there was the local raw honey.

We used to love ordering food from the welcome store but unfortunately the kitchen has gone down…read morehill. Not to mention paying almost 19$ for whatever they call this is absurd. Really sad.

I've had some great food out of little gas station/convenient stores, so took a chance on this…read moreplace and it turned out to be a let down. Got burgers and it was just so basic and mediocre. I assume the meat they use is preformed and frozen. It was flavorless and there wasn't any extra seasoning added. I'm not a picky eater or cheap, but the mediocre food plus the price tag attached made this a big let down. Three burgers, fries, and an order of jo-jos was $48...plus I tipped. I won't be stopping here for another meal.

It's clear the owner doesn't care about customer service, quality products, or…read moreCleanliness and is all about gouging prices! Their oil in their deli hasn't been changed, in I don't know how long it reeks ! It really is a shame because this location has such possibilities. Pity.

Grumpy, rude, lazy employees. Insane prices…read more Almost $5 for a can of Progresso soup? And that's the SALE price. Cashier, a kid, told me to bag my own groceries. "It'll go faster," he said. Of course it didn't go fast. He stood there and watched me finish bagging my own groceries. Not again. I will go into Bellingham where they do their jobs and do them with a smile while NOT ripping me off. Avoid this place.

Shopping carts outside in parking lot always seem to be sticking 6' or more into parking lot road…read moreway blocking traffic Seems like staff is to lazy to bring carts back to store. At 8am today hardly any shopping baskets when you come out n main entrance and ones that were there had garbage in most of them. Again lazy staff. Vegetables like celery and broccoli rubbery to the touch always. Mushrooms are always spotted and brown In the bakery this morning I found a chocolate cake that was 3 days past best before date. Not the first time I have seen this all over the store. When I pointed it out to staff they seemed like they didn't care. Poor management and poor work ethics would be my guess to these problems. I've been shopping here for 4 years now and have seen these problems start a few years ago. Probably going to start shopping elsewhere.

We do pick up order. They don't answer the phone 1/2 the time. And we pick up our order this time…read morethat was $205 and we only got Kleenex a case of dg food and a box of something that wasn't ours...

If you want food consistently NOT delivered to your order, then you'll love Country Corner…read more I've lived on Orcas for many years. The service at the deli has gone straight down hill with the help of Bobby and Harman.

Holy crap, gas here is very expensive! Almost $5.00 a gallon! My 4Runner costs $80 bucks to fill…read more Oh well, we didn't know and too bad we didn't have time to stop by our usual gas station back home. Convenient store? Yes it is! What do I usually get when I travel? Maybe some water and ice? Maybe?? Anyway, expect the higher prices- - it's a given. Am I right though? Staff is pleasant but they could tell we weren't from there. However, the lady at the front was pleasant. I picked up some water and some snacks too just in case...

Slowest check out of any grocery store in Squamish. Painful. I gave up and walked out tonight. 30…read morefrustrated people behind me still waiting. ONE check girl. Huge line up at self checkout as well. Total waste of time as usual.

Save on Foods is a grocery store in Squamish. Very close to many of the homes and shops in the…read morearea. It is a very large store with many items. There's a lot of parking as well. The first thing that I noticed was that many of their produce was very large...larger than normal! It was very interesting. I also noticed that many of their meats were free ranged. I liked that they are health conscious. I purchased some groceries from here, but also was able to get maple cookies for friends and ketchup chips. This store has just about everything that you could think of. They even had a fresh bakery section and even a deli. The lines were rather long with a lot of people shopping however it went by really quickly. They ask if you need bags, but they prefer that you bring in your own reusable bag. Overall great grocery store to visit!