I ordered an iced honey latte and it was good! Nothing outstanding but i enjoyed it. The service was relatively quick. There is plenty of parking. The inside is not super cute, it could use something to charm it up or make it look a little cleaner. read more

Forks Outfitters - Iced latte - Grocery Near Me - Forks, Washington

Anything you could need under one roof-- even cold wine. Plenty of parking Not a huge variety- but still plentiful read more

Love this place. Downtown Forks city. Fresh bakeries and delis. We also find good deals to snack. Also ACE hardware is right next to it, feels like a small Walmart. Next time stay over in Forks for Olympic National Park, we will take easy for the local grocery instead of prep for the foods in advance. read more

More than a grocery store. We came here to get food for a quick breakfast. They have a deli in the front of the store with many premade options and then a full grocery store. There is also a section to buy clothing and shoes. read more

While on a girls retreat we stopped in for groceries and sweatshirts. Boy were we thrilled with the selections of clothes, gifts, and so much more. We spent over an hour shopping and left with over $1,000 of merchandise between the four of us. Highly recommend for everything from hiking boots to children's clothing! read more

This was a life raft in a town with few choices. So donuts n coffee n microwave burritos to go. Big deli with soups and sandwiches Available. Looks so good , we may do a deli dinner take out. Chicken looked great. We ll be back. read more

Very good people and a great store. I've heard some say the prices were high; our experience wasn't bad. For remote place it had good groceries and reasonable prices. read more

So this is Forks main grocery store. It had a deli section and hot foods area and the usual grocery items. A good sized grocery store. We also picked up some Seattle speciality chocolate bars here too which was a nice find. The store is also linked up next to a clothing store that you can visit as well. Forks has just one traffic light. A small town. read more

Given the fairly quiet town on the outskirts of the Olympic National Park was impressed by this Ace Hardware/Grocery Store combo. The staff was so incredibly friendly and helpful. I was looking for air freshener and a gentleman in the back mentioned an aisle in Ace that should have it and when he realized they had moved all of them to grocery he came to find me to tell me of the new location. The restrooms were clean as well and they had a nice clothing selection too! read more

You, the King County caffeine addict, I'm talking to you! The Outfitter's Grind coffee shop is nestled in the north side of the Thriftway's parking lot and has its own door. For those of you who favor Mercury over Starbucks, check this out! If you are a person who uses the Starbucks drive through, you won't be disappointed with another drive through coffee stand -- but you will not experience the small town vibe of Forks, WA unless you stop here. It's vacation for heaven's sake!! Don't let that unmasked logging truck mechanic scare you away. Almost everyone here is masked up, and you are vaccinated, right? Heidi, department manager supreme, bounced between setting up the display with new product and waiting on customers. I've worked in retail a lot and know when an employee likes doing the job they do. It makes shopping there much more enjoyable. The barista put extra whipped cream on my son's 12 oz raspberry smoothie. She also filled up my husband's 36 oz hot water thermos without giving him a second look. If you have read thus far and have spent gold coins for your last nine minute hot (but low pressure) shower at Bogachiel Campground, you're one of my kind. If your next family gathering includes breaking down the tents and folding tarps, take a trip here first. . . . I've been at this Thriftway annually for a few decades. The moment I heard a PA intercom click and state "Hey, this is Harvey in the meat department reminding you about the raffle tickets for a side of deer are closing soon, so see me today. Unless you're the game warden." I fell in love with the town. The announcement system clicked and went silent. read more

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Forks is definitely not going to receive a write-up anywhere for its fantastic restaurant options so this decent grocery store is a blessing if you want to find something to eat for a reasonable price that won't leave you with regret while passing through town. The store itself is fairly well-stocked for a small town but has some empty shelves - probably not uncommon since I imagine this place doesn't get restocked as often as spots in more populated areas. The deli (which had recently reopened when we visited) has a lot of cold and hot options that are all reasonably priced. I had some chicken tenders and "jo-jos" (thick-cut fries) which were average at best but I wasn't too disappointed because of the price and surrounding options. The dipping sauces also elevated the flavors enough to make it worthwhile. I really wouldn't be surprised if this spot had some of the better food in Forks and if you have a kitchen to use, the food you could make yourself from here would be far-and-away better than any restaurant in town. I found myself returning to this spot having only stayed in Forks a single night on this particular trip because of this option (and past experience). Service is pretty fast and allows you to spend more time exploring the area instead of sitting and waiting for bad food elsewhere! read more

Forks Outfitters - Produce section - Grocery Near Me - Forks, Washington

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What a great store! We were passing through forks and stopped to use the restroom and grab a few drinks, and ended up doing a little shopping. The carrots were some of the best I hadZ after buying two for a snack, as soon as I ate one in the car, I turned around and went back to buy several more. The staff was very friendly and I was pleasantly surprised by the vast selection of vegan and gluten-free products on the shelves. Although we planned to grocery shop closer to our destination, we didn't want to pass up being able to buy some of our favorite brands we didn't expect to find on our holiday. The cashier also noticed one of my strawberries had gone bad and suggested I go get another package. This grocery also connects to a clothing store and hardware store. read more

My cashier ... Tina M, was beyond rude. Allowing an employee to come up and check out before me. Even though I was next in line. Then another customer accuses her of not giving correct change( missing 10.00) and my husband picked a ten dollar bill off the floor and asked the man " is this it?" And he chuckled and replied he must've dropped it. The cashier didn't say anything and just kept being pucker lipped and rude. No thank you. No nothing. I won't be shopping there again. Tina M would greatly benefit in some training . read more

Store was overpriced but had most things for a last minute camping trip. Deli didn't have too many hot options. The Ace side didn't have tent poles which was upsetting. read more

Ace hardware + Grind Coffee shop + Thriftway grocery shop all in one. The bathrooms was clean inside ACE. We got some groceries here as this was the local market in Forks. Coffee latte was okay. $3.50 for a 12 oz! read more

It's the year of coronavirus, so I haven't visited a lot of businesses that I can review. (Earn that "Yelp Elite" badge!) However, my wife and I went camping (Bogachiel State Park) at the end of July, and stopped at Thriftway for some groceries. For someone from the Seattle area, the selection here is pretty thin, and the prices are on the high side. But the store is way out of the way, and Forks is fewer than 4000 people. Although Yelp lists three convenience stores or delis that are farther northwest, this appears to be the northwest-most supermarket in the 48 contiguous states. I can't say much about the food in general, since I only bought a few things. But I was generally pleased with the food. The store-brand marshmallows were an exception to the high prices, and better than the brand name marshmallows we bought for our previous camping trip. The cinnamon raisin bread was pretty good. The mini carrots were adequate. They had Starbucks Via, which is useful (perhaps necessary) stuff for the coffee-drinking camper, even if it doesn't measure up to brewed coffee. They had good pastries in their bakery department. In short, they had what we needed. My guess is that they also have just about everything locals need too. Given the remoteness of the store, I'm not going to count the prices against them. And although they don't have a dozen different brands of each item like an urban supermarket, they seem to do pretty well at having at least one or two examples of all the important grocery items. I think that deserves a four-start "Yay! I'm a fan." Also, since I'm writing this in the year of coronavirus, I'll include my impressions of how they're doing on that count. Given the horror stories I read about mask compliance in small towns, I was impressed to see that it was pretty good here; employees were all properly masked, and I saw only two scofflaw customers. One was a man with a mustache, a bushy beard with visible food debris, and a motorcycle jacket past its prime. He had a look on his face that said, "Damn repair shop! A moped is not an acceptable service loaner for my Harley." When he caught me staring at his unmasked face, he flashed me a look that said, "My supplier is way more dangerous than any disease." The other was a middle aged woman who looked like she left her home hair bleach in too long, with a mask around her neck. (She was with a properly-masked middle aged woman with good hair and tired eyes.) I encountered her in three or four different aisles, and each time I backed away like she was juggling knives. The final time we crossed paths she understood my body language, and put her mask on properly. In addition to the supermarket, there's the outfitters side of the store. Per the sign, it includes an Ace Hardware, sporting goods, apparel, and souvenirs. Maybe next time we head for the coast we'll check out that side too, but until then this review covers only the grocery side. read more

Friendly staff eager to help. Deli has a lot to offer. Produce fresh and well stocked. Check out quick.

Friendly staff but I thought the prices were quite high. All of the produce was in good condition and there was everything you could need for a grocery store. read more

This is a very good grocer store given the remote location in Forks. Attached to a nice outdoor sports store and coffee shop. Visitors will find nice selection of produce, snacks, deli stuff and full range of groceries. A must stop for Olympic Peninsula travelers to stock up, get a decent coffee and a Forks t-shirt.. read more

This grocery is always fully stocked and a perfect spot to stop for snacks before and after hiking. The whole place was super clean too. The staff was friendly and the lines moved quickly. Lovely gem in the town of Forks and not a single complaint. Came here like 3 or 4 times in our day trip to the Hoh Rainforest and the Rialto Beach at Olympic National Park. Would highly recommend! read more

Great variety of items and reasonably priced. Went there everyday while visiting. Food in deli was good and souvenirs were reasonably priced as well. The store was very clean. The staff were super friendly. read more

It's a well stocked grocery store for such a small town. It will have everything you need. It's slightly more expensive on some items, but in general compatible to other grocery stores. The staff is very very friendly. The other reviewers were telling the truth. So, I took away one star because I am genuinely confused about the mask policy. Some workers were wearing a mask and some do not. Those that were wearing a mask were either not wearing a real mask (one of those lace situations) and the 98% that were wearing one had it around their chin or only over their mouth. read more

It's our ONLY grocery store and it's so much more than a grocery store. Its one stop shopping which is nice. The employees are wonderful and helpful... Especially the deli and baggers! I had to say something about the Deli because I read another person really negative review and I have to say it can't be farther from the truth. I think I have a more rounded experience than someone who's maybe been there once. The ladies in the deli are always really helpful and my kids always get offered a cookie! I know what your thinking.... No.. This is isn't small town defense of everyone knowing everyone. I'm a transplant and I can count the people I know from Forks on two hands! So please swing by the deli because the staff are great and they have yummy chicken. Don't go get chicken past the "dinner rush" it gets dry and gross looking because they don't cook more because the Deli closes. Now I'll say something about the rest of the store... Im originally from one of the suburbs of Seattle so my ideal grocery store is Safeway. I was extremely put off by Thriftways narrow isles and expensive items. Some isles u can barely fit your cart down due to the big support beams blocking the isle. The overpriced items made me rethink shopping in Forks altogether. I now go to Port Angeles once a month for the majority of my shopping. The prices on shoes and clothes may seem way too high at Forks Outfitters but the truth is they are dead on. They have high quality expensive clothing and shoes so if you price check online you'll see it's actually cheaper at the store because you don't have to pay shipping. Same thing with the clothing.. They have higher brands so of course it makes the prices more than say... Walmart! Customer service can help with all sorts of services. For example I get pics printed at the kodak kiosk and customer service is right there to help. Ive also wired money, bought fishing - shellfish and hunting licenses there. You can rent movies and video games. read more

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Big grocery store and the only one in town! It merges with a hardware and sporting goods store! The groceries are about what you would find at your typical grocery store. There is not really a lot of organic food that I found here aside from what you typically see in such stores. One of the corners of the store up front is jammed packed with Twilight merchandise. Indeed the town is reaping that for all it is worth! read more

This review is mostly about the deli section. The grocery store in itself is pretty nice and offers a great selection of snacks/produce/meats/and etc. I'd suggest coming here if you are a tourist and wan tot refill on necessary snacks/water. We stopped by here before we went to the rainforest. Since we were really hungry, we got a sandwich at the deli. The sandwiches/chicken/wraps are okay. I wouldn't have too high of an expectations before you eat their food. The lady who was ringing us up was super rude. She had a sour face the entire time she was helping us. I asked how much chicken thighs were and without acknowledging my question, she just plopped two chicken thighs into a bag and was about to ring me up. Weird. She also gave my friend a lot of attitude. This woman was totally unfriendly and rude. read more

This is actually a great grocery store considering you're really far out on the north west part of Washington state with no other options for many miles. I've clearly had a recent remodel they've done a nice job of lots of modern amenities with a huge deli and lots of choices. Prices are course higher than what you pay at home but I'm sure that comes from the food having to be transported all the way out the forks so it's kind of a given and don't be surprised. The selection was great they really had way more than I would've ever expected so if you have any reservations about shopping here when you're around forks for let them go. read more

If you are camping and need to pick up a few items you may have forgotten to pack you will find them here. Food, camping items, firewood, ice, etc. I give it two stars because of the two employees that truly wasted our time ringing up items incorrectly then having to return each item and then re-ring them. Most concerning was the completely chaotic way they went about this and then seeing that after having our items rung up twice the totals were different! I had to spend another 10 minutes comparing items and receipts. This cost us a lot of time. It was extremely frustrating. read more

This place is pretty amazing. A small town's shining star provisioner. You can purchase groceries, liquor, clothing, footwear, housewares, tools, etc. I'm impressed at the quality of items selected to be offered on the shelves. I got my groceries here, Under Armour base layers, Keen hiking boots, and a speciality rum. I didn't expect such choices with limited shelf space. Whoever does the purchasing for this business is doing an impressive job. read more

The supermarket was nice. I am reviewing the Deli and the old lady who works there. And if you are reading this, WOW congratulations on being on my hate list (population of 1). I was filling out a sandwich request form to circle the choices I wanted and she snarled at me saying "You NEED to CIRCLE the item NOT CROSS A LINE THROUGH, THATS how WE do it HERE". Umm...ARE YOU KIDDING ME? WOW. To call this lady rude would be the biggest understatement of the century, and its only 2015 we have 85 years left to go. Also, as I mentioned earlier in this rant, I was circling the items and responded kindly in the moment. Anyway, the deli had some sandwiches named after Twilight characters (Which wasn't even filmed here). If you could avoid the deli, do it at all costs. In fact I will tell you this, even if you were starving and were dying of hunger, DO NOT eat from this Deli, kindly walk over to the supermarket section and buy some food and eat it. Thank goodness I will never interact with this lady again. read more

This place freaking rocks! Let me tell you, it is a grocery store, clothing store, work gear store, hunting store and coffee shop all rolled into one. Every time u think the place is going to end... nope another opening with more stuff to shop around with. IT is the ultimate place for all u twilight people such a place to shop for all that fan paraphernalia way cheaper than those places erected just out of tourism. PLUS they have a bitchin sales rack. I spent 21 dollars on three blouses! Note to you crazy people, this is a small town affected by a huge phenomenon. There are those who love what the tourism has done for the economy, then there are those that just miss the small town feel - the reason they moved there in the first place. So represent wherever you come from like an ambassador and not be that annoying obnoxious fan. Save those moments for the Twilight stores/site themselves. Have a coffee & bagel ( try edwards cup), talk with the locals and grad your "team edward" shirt. read more

They have a larger/cheeper salmon/steelhead fishing selection then Cabela's -no exaggeration- Its like heaven you could just wander back and forth for hours. I also like to buy my clothing here they have a very broad selection of good tough workwear at good prices sometimes better then Swain's. Grocery selection is pretty good but they could used some more Organic & none GMO options. read more

Best selection of goods foods etc on the peninsula. I like this store! Will return here in the future read more

Forks Outfitters - Nice convenient place even has le creuset cookware .. Good grocery store too - Grocery Near Me - Forks, Washington

Nice store in Forks, WA. The trail mix I got from there for our Hoh Rainforest hike was amazing.. good place to pick up sandwiches/munches etc before a hike. read more

Only grocery store in town. Sells groceries, pet supplies, clothing (cheapest place in the state for Carhart Clothing), Shoes, Ace Hardware, small deli and coffee shop. Prices are generally high because they are the only close place to shop for most things. read more

I had a great visit here. Parking lot is huge, no issues and it's kinda the only thing in Forks so it's easy to find on the main drag. I was looking for coffee, something that wasn't a drive thru shack (too much pressure to decide in time). I spent some time perusing the Twilight merch at the front of the store and looked over the deli offerings for taking into Olympic National Park. I didn't have a cooler so opted for some packaged snacks but I was okay with the offerings here. My main mission was coffee though. So I usually order cold brew or iced coffee. This place didn't have either (that's fine, sometimes I get an americano or a latte) and I ended up on the Twilight themed menu. Okay, vampires aside, my drink was great! I got the Breaking Dawn Breve (iced) sub vanilla bean for french vanilla syrup. A latte with vanilla syrup and caramel sauce. It was a really great drink and a nice relief after seeing all the other coffee offerings around the area. When you drive down the Oregon coast, there are cute cafes EVERYWHERE, 3-4 in every town with free wifi, cute seating, gift shops and all kinds of drinks (Lincoln City, Cannon Beach, Astoria, Newport). The Olympic peninsula seems to favor the shack with no seating. Also, I had ordered a peppermint latte the day before at Quinault Mercantile (also reviewed) and the latte was gonna be over $6! This was $3.30, totally fair for a 16 oz latte. I read reviews before I came and I think I read this is either Peet's or Tully's coffee. I have no complaints with my drink. There was a chai Twilight drink, a Red Bull one and something else. Raspberry white chocolate maybe? There were 4 or so Twilight drinks and they all sounded pretty good to this sweet drink liker. I took my drink to go and enjoyed a lovely drive up to Port A. The coffee made the drive that much better. Minus one star for the staffing/wait. She was friendly and expedient but it was a lot of customers for one employee. On a Sunday morning at around 8am. I feel like that is prime coffee-drinking time. Seems like another barista should be scheduled. They took cards and I was able to get $25 cash back for park entrance fees-- nice!-- at the cafe! Lots of syrup options. An iced coffee would be a nice aditional to the menu, jnot just drip coffee with ice cubes added. And cold brew is easy to make in a big batch, something to think about! read more

High prices for groceries. A fair produce department and meat market. Plenty of stuff you don't need.

This was a good store to have handy when we were visiting the area. The grocery selection and prices are comparable to Fred Meyer with a better wine section. They also have a hardware/mercantile kind of side, and a big Twilight section for you Twihards out there. The other clothes leave a lot to be desired, but if you were in the area and needed some elastic waist pants, this is your place. read more

So...I didn't really go into the grocery part of the store. Just inside is a little cafe. Go there! Get the new moon blended! SOOO good. Also: may put you into diabetic coma, so go easy. read more

This place was on my list of things to do as a twilight fan in town, really they do sell everything and I'm glad I looked round, I picked up a forks hoody and some other bits and bobs, it is quite pricey in general but there's not much choice in forks read more

Lots of great stuff, some awesome quality women's jeans. Shoes, jackets etc. Thriftway grocery next store is connected- nice deli and snack area. Get a 'Mexidog', big sausage wrapped in cheese and a tortilla, bacon around the outside and then deep fried. Yum read more