Dinner to go. This whole foods is huge. If you cannot find what you're looking for here, it's…read morelargely because the store is so overwhelmingly BIG!!! It's beautiful. If you like Whole Foods, you'll love this Store. It's spacious, it's stocked and the staff is really friendly. If you're in the area, at least come by once or twice because it's like a fun Whole Foods field trip!!!

I purchase a family food meal every week from Whole Foods. I enjoy cooking but it's nice to not…read morethink of what I'm gonna make for dinner 2 times a week. My neighborhood store is the Scholls Ferry location but I was running errands near Bridgeport and I decided to stop into this location to buy my family meal. I asked for a family meal, 2 salmon and 2 chicken for the entree. They said I couldn't do it. I shared that the Scholls Ferry location allows it all the time. With a frown he did it. Then proceeded to scoop up the two sides. It's supposed to be at least four servings and it was hardly that. I'm going to stick to Scholls Ferry. Super stingy with portions and not service oriented at all at the Bridgeport store.

This business provides the community with excellent organic, farm to table produce, eggs, and more…read more They also offer many local food items that are niche and supportive for a healthy diet. I have always had a good experience here with the staff and enjoyed shopping.

Support local | great produce | fun events…read more We come here for our fresh produce once a week. They have everything from dairy, grains/baking, local and Oregonian products, fresh produce, meats, wine and beer, and fresh meals from the deli and kitchen. I like that their produce is labeled where it came from, usually from Oregon, Washington, California, or Mexico. They have a variety of sweet potato. I tend to always buy their prunes, carrots, melons, in season berries, beets, tomatoes, and snap peas. Their kombucha is yummy! Brunch is very popular here. It was sold out one Saturday afternoon. If you join the coop, you'll have one day out of the month to get a little discount off of your groceries. I wished it was more days of the month, to be honest. But, they have fun events throughout the month and year, like pizza fridays (family friendly) and holiday dinners on the farm. Come check out this place if you live in the Wilsonville-Sherwood area. It's close and gives families and locals a place to frequent and support.

Please don't be put off by the location, you would be missing out on a gem of a place with the…read morenicest most knowledgeable people. Affordable prices and a great selection. I'm always leaving with a free sample of something new to try. I often stay longer just to learn and share. Also a great selection of tinctures local at fair prices! It seems they have a little of everything!

My mum has frequented this place for many years. She loves it. If they don't have what she wants,…read morethey will order it. It's small and in a back building to the owners house.

Summertime rolls...Jane's Addiction harmony in my head…read more On a holiday in the sun like Weezer in the lovely Pacific NW in the Summertime decided to do a yatra aka pilgrimage to People's Co-op. I lived walking distance from People's Co-op circa 2004 where I lived right across from the now defunct all vegan coffeeshop aka Red and Black. In 2004-2005 I was a working member cleaning the bulk bins as my seva aka service. This is where I first started teaching yoga at the community room upstairs at People's Co-op. Dusty started the program that sadly is no longer currently active. They had some great classes there and have fond memories of a Iyenger influenced yoga teacher that taught classes I liked. This was when I was teaching classical hatha yoga and had not yet shifted my yoga teaching to the Ashtanga Vinyasa tradition. Fast forward to the moment of Jun 20223. It's the return and went to People's Co-op. It still is an amazing place. They have a farmer's market here every Wed. Their bulk selection is amazing (see my photos) and so is there produce. Friendly and helpful staff. Afterwards go to Belmont for heaps of plant based, vegetable forward, tasty, amazing vegan restaurants and food trucks that are amazing. Vegan bars, vegan food trucks, innovative vegan restaurants like Fermenter, and more that will satisfy all folks who follow whatever diet from vegan to paleo to gluten-free to omnivore.

Happened up People's Food Co-op after making a wrong turn. It's one of the things I love about…read morePortland, you can be driving through a neighborhood and then happen upon a market or store you never heard of before. Since it was my first time, I didn't become a member, just wandered about to see what they carry. In support of sustainability and buying just what you need, they have bulk grains, nuts, seeds, and spices. Produce, milk, eggs, cheese, cereals, healthier versions of packaged mac&cheese, rice and noodle dishes, and other pantry items. They don't sell meat Since they are a vegetarian and vegan market. Specifically, I was looking for puffed quinoa, but they did not carry it. No one seems to! On this day, the adjacent parking lot was in use by their Wednesday Farmer's Market. It was easy to find parking on the street.

We enjoy coming to this Natural Grocers. Their prices are super high on some items, but if you just…read moreshop sales, it helps. I don't like that they lock their bathrooms, so you have to go find a worker to get the code. But I do like the selection of items they carry without seed oils.

I was very disappointed and frustrated by my visit to Natural Grocers. The store is small,…read morecramped, and, with one exception, full of indifferent and unhelpful employees. I stopped in to see if I could find coarsely-ground cornmeal, which is all but impossible to find pretty much everywhere. Although there were many employees on the floor, most were found in pairs, each engaged in a personal gossip session with all sorts of inappropriate details being shared and discussed. Eye contact and asking for help quite literally went ignored (in case you're wondering, each was wearing a "Natural Grocers" apron, so I know for sure they were employees). I also encountered two completely blocked aisles, with the blockages being caused by employees who were actually working. In each case, employees were stocking shelves from a cart they'd placed right in the middle of the aisle thereby preventing anybody with a cart from being able to move through the aisle. Natural Grocers does have a good selection of vegan items and surprisingly low prices on them (lower than any place else I've ever checked), and the cashier was very helpful, friendly, and cheerful. These are the only reasons for one star higher than the minimum. I'm sure that Natural Grocers can do better, but I'm not sure that I'd like to return to find out if they eventually do.

Great atmosphere for shopping and vegetables cheeses dairy baked items delicatessen Friendly…read moreassociations

Regular deli customer--tonight, picked up a Ham and Brie Baguette and dill'ed potatoe salad; an…read moreeasy outdoors meal. Potato salad was expected and pleasant. Ham and Brie "baguette" was certainly not baguette. Horrible bread choice for a sandwich. Not labeled as gluten-free, but the bread crumbled worse that a typical GF. No idea what the idea behind the bread was for a sandwich. No cohesion; No bready toothfulness; no redeeming qualities as a bread. Well past the point of even considering it baguette. Crumbly (in the style of a continental breakfast biscuit at an off-ramp hotel). Dry. Flat. Crap. My disappointment is that the sandwich has been a staple for me. This one sucked. Service was fine. Deli people were there. Ambiance was fine--grocery deli.

Clean store, well organized, easy to shop/navigate and well staffed…read more What can go wrong?

Make sure to check the dates, they'll sell products that are/are about to be expired. Bought a…read moreyogurt yesterday (2/24) and checked it this morning and the best by date was 2/24

I Have Recently Figured Out That I Needed To Go Dairy Free. My Body Had Enough. My Wife Then Took…read moreMe To Your LifeSource Store. Wow, What An Eye Opener. If You Are Looking For An Alternate For Dairy, Go To LifeSource. Oh, Go Back To The Supplements Section. The Help There Is Top Notch. I Was Looking For A Non-Dairy Protein Power. I Got Directed To The Protein Powder Area. I Thought That There Might Be 3 or 4 Choices. The Salesperson Was Great & Knowledgeable. They Had About 10-15 Different Choices. I Love The (BONE MARROW) Type.

This is for the food bar specifically. The pricing is…read moreliterally insane. $9 for 1/4 cup of rice and a few potato's