Came here a couple of times with my friend to get groceries while visiting town…read more Saw some snacks neither of us had seen before being sold here like Lay's Kettle NY Style Pizza Chips. Pricing is on the higher end but not crazy. Interacted with a couple employees while shopping who were friendly and one was funny, too. Giant parking lot.

Prices are on the high side, so be prepared for that…read more But my problem is the employees in the deli get irritated if you need help, they prefer you to not bother them and just go and purchase the meats in the pre-sliced section. Hey, sorry I disturbed you; I won't be back to bother you again and thanks for nothing. I had to leave one star, but the second star is for the cashiers, who are friendly and helpful.

The Sequim's Safeway has the best tiramisu in town…read more Definitely blows our local Italian restaurant, Tedesco's tiramisu. I highly recommend it.

Website offerings far exceed what is stocked. When you purchase (what I thought was a pickup) you…read moreactually are order a delivery with a 5.95 delivery charge and a TIP to top it off. Alcohol products are not included in this delivery option. As for specials listed in the website you might find the 2.95 item becomes a 4.00 one to be negotiated down in the checkout. Some fresh food items such as Samosa and breaded cutlets in the deli section are overbaked and not worth buying.

Talk about convenient and tasty. The deli here hits the spot! Ending my trip from Olympic national…read morePark, I honestly just needed to use the restroom and saw that this place has good reviews for the deli. So I popped in. Best decision ever. I ordered a cold sandwich, The Eagle. I almost ordered the Sammy pastrami for a hot sandwich as recommended by the woman taking my order. The eagle is fantastic! It's on a sourdough bread with a cranberry sauce and sliced turkey deli meat. The cranberry sauce is a cream base and is extremely tasty without being too powerful. I added on bacon and Dijon mustard along with dill pickles. The turkey is perfect and juicy. I was afraid it would be dry, but nope, they know what they're doing here. All the flavors go really well together, even when I added on. And the bread is moist, it didn't quite taste like a sourdough, maybe it was a little bit more of a white bread, sourdough, but it was really good. If my sandwich is this good, I can only imagine how good the recommended sandwich is! The lady who took my order was nice and patient with me and I appreciate that. And she remembered who I was so when she called my sandwich, she basically tossed it at me! In a good way. Only negative thing I can say is the Line situation was a little confusing, but that's really more about the patrons waiting to order or not order or just make up their mind. Walking around the market, they have a lot of options for local snacks and beverages, especially beer. I highly recommend stopping in.!

Longhouse Deli and Market in Sequim had delicious and inexpensive sandwiches. Each sandwich has a…read moreunique name inspired by the Native American heritage. We ordered two Eagles - it was glorious. Other sandwich names sounded like characters from legends too: the totem stacker, the thunderbird, the raven. It was a unique way to make us feel like being a part of a cultural culinary experience. After we finished our sandwiches we browsed through the market and found several art items inspired by Native American experience. These items were inexpensive and well made. Overall, it was it was a great place to visit - we definitely recommend it!

Small farmers market that is held on Saturdays in May through October. Located downtown with easy…read moreaccess. Came here once this summer with a friend. Got there when it first opened. They had social distancing in effect. Had amazing treats there for breakfast. Someone was selling pizza but it was 10 am so we passed on that. The variety of things being sold was varied. Besides fruits and vegetables, vendors were also selling masks, jewelry, art, honey, shells, lavender, crafts and flowers. Downside is that the vendors weren't required to wear masks, so some didn't have them.

I'd been meaning to stop by this Farmers Market for years and finally had the opportunity this year…read morebefore they close for the wintery months! There is a good mix of fresh produce and small business/crafts/artists with their wares for sale. Everyone was really nice and it felt like a welcoming community. It was a nice open air space that had ample room to space yourself away from others. In stark contrast to the more crowded and darker recessed Farmers Market in Port Angeles this one was airy and had more room for various vendors to set up within. It is ADA accessible and wheelchair friendly - something you may only otherwise appreciate when you are incapacitated!

The store is fine, prices are better than other stores and there's always lots of merchandise to…read morechoose from. The problem is the employees, who seem to be carrying the weight of the world on their shoulders. They seem depressed, tired and very anti-customer. Why do they stay working there? hmmm. Example: I was looking for a memory card for my phone. I asked a female employee in electronics (where the phones are) for help finding one. She gave me a blank look and actually said " I dunno". I'm shopping elsewhere now, even if it costs more, I don't need their nasty attitudes.

Ordinarily we really like this store but when I was purchasing a Straight Talk phone card from a…read morenice lady in electronics, the phone guy started saying my Straight Talk iPhone was too expensive and he could sell me Verizon for $30/ mo and a Samsung phone ( model not mentioned) to me for $90. He was brash and insulting. I'd bet the Samsung phone is an older model and I dislike Android phones ( yes I know people that love them.) This guy has no customer service or sales skills and belongs in a job as a carnival barker or selling used cars or better yet not in public contact. Thoroughly obnoxious presentation rather than politely asking " would you mind if I told you that I could sell you Verizon wireless for $30/mo and that includes... etc). Yelling and insulting people and their possessions is beyond crude. Where did Walmart find this guy? He has no knowledge of how well soft selling can work. I now bypass Electronics if I need something and I see him there, Figure I can e order and avoid this unsavory person. Other associates through the store are helpful if I need to locate and item or have a question. Rather sorry Walmart has such an aggressive, insulting and rude person in Electronics or anywhere. Better off in the stockroom.

This place was a great find for me on my way back from a meeting in Sequim. They have signs and…read moreplacards letting folks know of their Christian faith. Regardless of your belief, or non belief, this place is worth patronizing. They are nice and kind people running the place. Just enough seafood choices during this season, but I am looking forward to more options soon. I took home a piece of regular smoked salmon. They had sold out of the other two (pepper/garlic and candied). And I got a Dungeness crab already cooked and they cleaned for me. They boxed and bagged everything perfectly to go. Basically, I must say they know what they are doing when it comes to the proper handling of seafood. The salmon was smoked perfectly but just a wee bit too salty, but still delicious. I seasoned my crab and heated in the air fryer for 4 minutes. It was so very fresh and good. They told me that they do their own crabbing and catching, so same day caught seafood is available. I could tell it was fresh because the Dungeness crab was the best and tastiest I have had even though I cooked it the day after I bought it. First bite my thought was "This crab is super fresh". Recommending you stop by and order some seasonal seafood you like. Oh, and if you like dogs their little chihuahua-dachshund puppy mix is named Chevy. While he was safely distanced from the food he was an adorable attraction. If you can zoom in on the picture you'll see him sitting high on the right side of the photo.

We felt lucky to find this little crab shack along highway 101. The owner was a super cool guy,…read morevery welcoming even though we stopped by 5 mins before closing. He let us look everything over (no sales pressure) and answered all of our questions. We decided on salmon candy and smoked salmon. Yum...! He has some healthy looking clams, and looking back we should of taken advantage of them! He even had cooked dungeness crab, ready to eat! Looked so tasty it even crossed my mind to eat it on-the-go in the car! He did share with us that best day to come is Wednesdays, the Sunday we stopped he was running low on items but we were pleased with our purchase!

Apart from the fact that you can purchase Indian food, this most closely resembles a gas station…read moreconvenience store. The same types of snacks, essentials, and drinks you would get at a gas station (no gas, fyi). Ample free parking on more than one side (more than one entrance point); conveniently located in case you need a quick fix of whatever it may be. We did not try the Indian food. Service was friendly. The floor space was crowded but seemed clean.

Had the butter chicken and lamb saag. Excellent! Especially the butter chicken. We ordered 3…read morestar and it could have been a little spicier, but we love spicy food. Got it to go and it was still plenty hot by the time we got home.

what's not to like? an out of the way "organic" store that sources most of their produce & meats…read morelocally. They even tell you where from. it is a full assortment store with more than produce and meat. Dairy, drinks, cider, beer etc. i'm trying to eat less nitrites & was able to get pork belly (bacon, by definition i'm told, has nitrites - celery powder is a "natural" form) and i got it for $8ish a pound, vs $14 a pound elsewhere.

Nash's is CLOSED. Do not go there. The building is up for sale. They still have a farm stand nearby…read morebut I think it's only open seasonally.