This location needs to be updated as the lights give the whole store a sad, low-lighted appearance…read more It's not very busy compared to other grocery stores, so parking is convenient and easy. The employees were rearranging items, making certain items difficult to find. However, they were kind and helpful, helping us clarify questions and find some items.

I go here as an absolute last resort. I actually really like their selection of items but they…read moredefinitely are a lot more expensive than other grocery stores and it's for the same products. I've also never encountered a friendly employee here. They act like you are a nuisance just for being there. Once I was trying to get some salad dressing and the employee could not stop stocking for one second so I could grab what I needed. I've worked in grocery before and also been in the service industry my whole life and that is not how you treat customers. Hopefully something changes soon, maybe it's a management issue but also a price drop would be nice

Super convenient located near the hotels. This is like an upscale minimart filled with the…read moreessentials you forgot you needed...beverages, snacks, sandwiches, sushi, wines, souvenirs, toiletries. Located in the middle of the gateway on the main drag the store is hard to miss. I first noticed the pocky sticks, local kettle corn, ready to eat sandwiches, hot bar, and the variety of drinks. There's a lot of stuff in this store and at times you kind of think of this store as maybe an upscale version of the local mini mart because of the type of items they carry. After wandering the aisles to pick up carbonated beverages, mini ham sandwiches, arugula and other snacks you realize the prices are reasonable. Cashiers are friendly but not overbearing letting you wander the store in peace. Everything is clean and neatly displayed. Definitely a stop to make when in the area to purchase essentials.

Great store. Good variety of items- some familiar and from you. The best one ice cream sandwiches…read moreare really the best. I really like them. However, Nana's banging caramel melts are awful. Just awful, awful awful. Avoid no matter what. It was a bit pricey, but we are in downtown I suppose. The pizza bagels looked amazing and we got three.

Bought a "quart of freeze dried eggs" that they advertised as being the equivalent of 72 eggs on…read moretheir website. Received the bag and it appeared small so I weighed it and it was 6.6 ounces (187 grams). And that's WITH the mylar bag. Hmm... one freeze dried egg weighs approximately 0.5 ounces or 14 grams. This approximately matches the nutritional content of an egg which is 7 grams of protein, 6 grams of fat, and 0.5 grams of carbs when you take out all the water. So each pouch was actually 12 eggs, not 72. When I contacted them to ask about this discrepancy, they didn't apologize or admit that they made any mistake or had incorrect information on their site. They just said matter-of-factly that I could send the items back for a partial refund (i.e. they wouldn't reimburse me for shipping). Really? Not cool.

My first time in, and I was immediately in love. It's a cute store, with so much to offer, and…read moreMercedes was so helpful and showed me around. They have a ton of vegan items, and that's what I'm all about. BUT.. my only question.. why is everything expired? When I say everything, I mean everything I bought. I got home, and found that all my purchases (mainly frozen ones) were over due - even as old as Jan 2018. Did I miss something? Is that how the Co-op is? Since a majority of what I purchased was frozen, I felt better about it.. but I'm confused. Maybe I'm 100% clueless on co-ops! (If I am, please tell me. ) I bought a vegan cream cheese, Miyoko's: one that I've been looking all over SLC for. I spent $10 for it (Trader Joe's sells one of theirs for 5.49), and I got home to find out it was a month expired. This was not a frozen item, so I feel more sketchy about it. This was the one I was most upset about. $10 for something a month expired (specifically over due on 10/21). I'm having mixed feelings, because I find that this place is so super cute, and has so much to offer SLC, and communities where the Co-op donates time and money. But... I just don't want all of my non-frozen purchases to be expired. Did I miss something? This place would have easily been a 5/5 for me. But based on this... I'm feeling more 3-4/5. I'm just... confused!

Time for an update from the review 14 years ago. Everything…read moreI said is true. It's on my weekly list to visit. I always need fresh tomatoes that actually taste like tomatoes. Plus, they always need fresh mozzarella. I need the Blanxart chocolate. They have excellent lunchmeat. Finally, they have excellent coffee drinks that munchies available every weekend. I always need a flat white. They also do an amazing breakfast sandwich.

I love this market! The food is always fresh and delicious! The fruit, vegetables and bread always…read morelook phenomenal! I love seeing local, organic items and new things to try! They have outdoor seating which is great too.

Well lo and behold, there's a polynesian mini-grocery on 1300 S. I had no idea! And not only should…read moreI have known, I should have known a long time ago. These guys have been around for something like 10 years. It's tucked into that weird light-colored strip mall on 13th with Shanghai Cafe with an aging generic sign above it that simply reads "Pacific Food." You may have to drive by twice, but you'll find it. So what is Pacific food? What does a Polynesian market even sell? Well, let's start with the seafood. It's not a fresh mart, but there's a whole freezer row with bags of frozen feeshies. You've got a few imported boxed goods and some treats you might only find on the islands. The biggest part of the store (almost a full row of the two rows of goods) is dedicated to massive containers of soy sauce, coconut milk, corned beef, and mayonnaise. These aren't like one-pound containers. I'm talking about bigger than your head containers. You'll also find a nice selection of tapioca (starch, etc.) and some curries. As the fresh stuff goes, there's not much. Some bananas (plantains?) and yams fill out the rest of the store. The shop was almost impeccable--you don't last 10 years by being sloppy--and the service was all smiles. I want to learn more about this kind of food so I can come back and actually appreciate what I find.

I think this used to be a different name, but I believe there are new owners who are way nice! I…read moreloved the variety and selection of products here to make Polynesian food and the snacks smaaack too! Will definitely be coming back.

best mediterranean grocery store in SLC imo. though i'm dum dum and went in workout clothes and…read moreeven though no one said anything, i felt kind of disrespectful amongst a bunch of hijabs. don't be dumb american white girl like me. DO buy their dates and the homemade lamb stew.

Best place to buy all my needs for middle eastern cuisine..Anmar the owner knows his clients…read morepersonally..very friendly and he gives great service.The Arabic bread they bake in the shop is the best i ever had...I have been a client for ten years now since the shop was a tiny place..Specialty Market is an experience you should never miss.

I want to like this place, but they never have what I need in stock…read more It's a bit of a chore to get all the containers and more often than not they're out of what I came for (even what I would consider to be staple items are often out). I'd love to replace my general grocery shopping with hello!bulk but the selection is too limited and inconsistent.

I love this store & their mission! Bring your own containers of any kind to refill with their wide…read morevariety of bulk products. I regularly buy laundry & dishwasher pods, eggs, coffee, tea, kombucha, spices, Wild Waters Soapery shampoo, and rice here. Most prices are comparable to similar products at Harmons, and you're not paying extra for packaging! They have a small selection of packaged organic goods, produce, and local kombucha. All the staff are very friendly & helpful. They have a rewards program to earn $ off future purchases. The one drawback is they lost street parking during the 300 W rebuild, so the back entrance & lot aren't very welcoming. But they are working to improve that!

The long-awaited Wasatch Food Co-Op has arrived! This is a lovely little market/grocery store that…read morehas a farmer's market-esque feel to it. No, you don't have to be a member, but being a member gives you a voice as a part owner in the co-op, if you want to get involved. Otherwise, anyone is welcome to shop the store. I was thrilled to find bulk items, specifically steel-cut oats. The produce also looks amazing. I'll be back to stock up.

Open to non-members to make purchases for no extra fee! Fully stocked little grocery store with…read morelots of unique items like pumpkin seed tofu and Corpse Reviver N/A cocktails as well as your standard needs like dried beans and onions. Most products were organic so that comes with a little sticker shock such as $7 for a red bell pepper but is to be expected when comes to organic produce. Staff was friendly and helpful. They said the main benefits for one time purchase of $300 membership will be profit sharing, twice a year 10% discounts, voting and getting to help pick items they stock.