Our first time buying from here. The butcher was extremely knowledgeable and recommended a few of…read moretheir custom sausages. We will be back to try a few more flavors.

Great meat products. Great people!! Best of any store in our area of western Washington. Can't go…read morewrong with Kelso Meats.

Don't shop here- owner is money oriented. My mom has a language barrier because English is not her…read morefirst language. Before she bought a dress, she asked Anna Marie what the return policy is (our first time to this store on the block). Store credit was not mentioned, just return or exchange within 14 days of purchase. Great, so she bought it. When we came back within the 14 day window, we asked the store rep for a return, with receipt and tag, never worn. She called Anna Marie who asked the rep "what item is it", "how much did she spend?", etc. questions. Why does it matter how expensive the item is before you make a decision? We asked to talk to her on the phone and asked for an exception this one time for a refund and not store credit. She said no, absolute zero flexibility. She asked to send store credit via email, no thanks. We grabbed a shirt and apron, paid extra, and walked out, because we won't be back. I get it's a business, but that's not the best approach. Post signs, be transparent about your policy. Don't tell us it's on the receipt after the item has been purchased. It's not about the $58, it's about the principle and about my mom feeling bad that she didn't know what questions to ask and how. We would have been happy to return if she would have expressed understanding or talked to us in a way that hospitable, as we are locals and frequent this block. We've never had issues with any other stores here. Update: She called to "explain herself" and to tell me that she needed the price and the item details to know what vendor it belonged to. That doesn't change anything about being money oriented.. That was the first thing she's concerned about and didn't care about the circumstances - I heard the phone call. And she still could have done the return regardless of vendor - she didn't deny that. She didn't care earlier we said there is lack of transparency about the store credit, and didn't care about the language barrier. She said she called to "explain herself" about that too since she is a fellow POC herself. Oh, funny how she cares about that now.. We saw her face to face when she came into the store later to do the exchange for my mom. Not a single word then, she only said "sorry you have to return the dress". To add insult to injury.. when I asked over and over why she's calling us, she kept repeating "I'm calling to explain myself." Not apologetic, not admitting any wrong, just concerned about how she's perceived. I'm not changing my review, and we'll take our business to every other store on 1st street.

I love this shop! Shop owner is so kind and caring, and it shows in her creation of fashion wear…read morehats, scrunches, earrings, etc. I have 3 hats so far and like to get gifts for my dear friends. One of my main shop stops on first. If you're looking for a cozy hat this winter, this is the place to go!

A Bit of Taste is a refined shop specializing in two things: olive oils and balsamic vinegars. The…read moreshop is essentially a tasting room, much like Woodinville's tasting rooms run by wineries -- in this case for a wide variety of olive oils and vinegars. While we first discovered these olive oils and vinegars in a similar shop in Victoria BC, they are available in Snohomish and on Bainbridge Island. In addition to olive oil and balsamic vinegar, the shop has all kinds of associated items -- pouring spouts and the like. While we tasted a great many flavors of olive oil, and quite a few balsamic vinegars, we keep going back to the same favorites time after time: * Traditional balsamic vinegar * Tuscan herb infused olive oil There are many other interesting flavors, but these stand the test of time. And while one can use them to make a great oil-and-vinegar dressing on a salad, our favorite way to consume them is with a fresh good-quality baguette, ideally made the same day by a real french bakery (like La Parisienne in Seattle). A little oil in a dish, a little balsamic vinegar poured through it, then a hunk of baguette dipped in the balsamic-tuscan-herb mixture. Yum!! The staff is knowledgeable and helpful, and it's hard to go wrong with any of the choices. Well worth a drive to get high quality ingredients. We are big fans.

Omg this was such a gem to find. We were in Snohomish trying out some sandwiches and on our way…read morehome when passed by this place offering free samples. When we came in we didn't expect the superb level of hospitality and service from Georgia. She walked us how to navigate the store and recommended really good pairings of olive oil and balsamic vinegar that was so much to our liking. I have never knew that you could even use balsamic as a mocktail. My mind was definitely blown by this idea. We couldn't just leave without buying anything after that careful selection and recommendations from her as she was super knowledgeable and sweet! I think this time we'll definitely come back with some families visiting. After this visit, we ended up buying the cranberry, pomegranate and peach balsamic for future mocktails and maple balsamic with tuscan olive oil.

By far my favorite farmers market in the Snohomish area. This market had a few streets blocked off,…read moreeach time I thought I was near the end, I found a new area to turn into and explore. At the end of the street I found a few food options. The most amazing Filipino food from 88 Cues, irresistible salsas and masala chai, and so much more to try. I ended up buying a bowl cozy at this market. The stand I bought it from has been at other markets and each time I wonder if I really need one. Honestly this is the most underrated and useful item in your household and if you are a camping person then you will love a little bowl holder. Mine has a Mexican skull theme and my husbands is super Mario bros. They're so cute and nicely crafted. I also bought some chicken earrings from Alpine Rio creations. They're beautiful and when I asked if they came in a darker wood color, the artist offered to make me a pair. How amazing is that! I loved the studs and will surely be buying more next time I see them, their work is so cute!

Really fun market with a lot of diverse vendors…read more WE love it is open in the afternoon vs early morning like other markets. Would like to see a bathroom or two around. Not sure but the public restrooms are quite a ways down the road - too far for grandma to stroll. Will definitely be back many times again.

Best keto food truck in the world. Can't beat their blend of comfort food flavors made for low-carb…read morediets. Their breaded chicken is the bomb. Try it on their healthy noodle with their special marinara/pesto blend, in the Asian chicken salad, or just as chicken fingers. Follow their social media accounts to find out where they will be serving next. I guess you can get regular food too, but that's not how I eat.

Can we do no stars? Terrible food truck. Fast service is the only positive thing. However the fast…read moreservice is because everything comes from the frozen food section of whatever cheap market they use. The food much have be reheated this morning. Dried out and warm. Picture they post are a total lie. Just avoid!

Been going here for a while for their raw goat milk and hand made cheese selection. Also their…read moreselection of organic chips not found at local grocery stores. They have awesome sun protection products. A-lot of loose herbs by weight. There are new owners that were gearing up to fill the space up. Haven't been back for that yet. Excited to go see new additions to products.

We love this store. Under new ownership, but with the same great products and knowledgeable staff…read more Great choices for raw cow and goat's milk. Also, many goat products like cheeses etc. Many local supplies. I love popping in and seeing what they offer. Well worth the visit!

One more reason to head to Washington Public Market in Snohomish.I'm working my way thru the menu…read more In the morning it's the steak and egg wrap,be hungry or share..in the afternoon it's I cant decide which taco ok, one of each,beef,chicken and pork. Then time to wander, buy handmade soaps,bread,cheese and wine taste.I think its a great day! This has moved to Redmond now ,by a brewery, lucky folks!!!!!

I look forward to going to the Everett farmer's market every Sunday to get my taco fix. They never…read moredisappoint! Love the chicken tacos!

They have a new variety of non-wine drinks, which is nice for those of us who do not imbibe. The…read morefood is excellent. They always have good homemade pasta dishes and tasty appetizers like crab dip and burrata.

My boyfriend and I decided to check out Pace Kitchen on a Saturday evening trip to Snohomish and…read moreWOW-- were we impressed! I think the best way to describe their food is that you can tell it was all made from scratch. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and overall delectable. We started out with flights of wine, which were reasonably priced at $15 each. Our appetizer, the focaccia, came out quickly, followed by the bolognese and pork belly appetizer. Both mains were incredible. The pork belly was melt-in-your-mouth flavorful, paired with a delicious sauce and brussels sprouts. Housed in a cute, rustic setting, Pace is the perfect winter evening out. I can't wait to come back and check out their seasonal menu changes!

This review is for Mel. Mel was kind in helping me with my…read moreshopping experience. I was having a bad day because I could not find hominy anywhere for the holidays. The store only had the small oz, and Mel offered to see if they had the 110oz in the back. Unfortunately, there weren't any left, so she sold me the remaining products on the shelf for a fraction of the prize. Thank you, Mel! Your act of kindness brightened up my day.

People working in the deli are horrible every Monday you have to wait for 15 minutes for chicken…read more.. usually when something gets low you get the next batch going they wait for everything to be empty before even starting it

From Chicago, first time at Heidi's. Here are some thoughts:…read more -My wife and I stopped by at lunchtime on a Saturday. The place was packed... and my wife noticed that I was the only guy in the building. (Two guys did come in later : ) -Our waitress was quite good and so were the vibes, felt high energy! -I was getting ready to order the Italian stallion (!) when my waitress asked if I wanted it hot or cold. She recommended hot and I obliged. -Spot on! The grease was... perfect. Hard to explain, but it was one of the best Sammy's I've ever had. -I asked if they have sweet tea, and she said "no," but we could make you one. You guessed it. Perfect! -Next time I want to try the "Adult" grilled cheese sandwich! If you're in town, I would highly, highly recommend Heidi's!!

My wife says, I ordered a charcuterie board for a Halloween…read moreparty and it was fantastic. We returned the board to the store and stayed for lunch. I had been searching for a cranberry turkey sandwich and Heidi's was the only place I could find one. It was so good! We also ordered the BLT and tried both the potato salad and macaroni salad. We will definitely be back for the turkey cranberry soon this season. We also look forward to taking the cousins to afternoon tea. We have been looking for a cute place that allows kids for tea. The service was quick and the staff was friendly. We met Heidi and she was very kind. I absolutely loved the decor and got some inspiration for decorating.