Great little market with just about everything you need. This was the closest full grocery store…read morenear our cabin. We were able to find what we needed for our 3 day stay nearby.

In house breakfast wrap ($8) w/sausage was by far the worst thing I've ever tasted. Brought it to…read moremanagements attention. Don't care. No follow up. Otherwise good source for items which are produced elsewhere.

Great selection of many Costco items, and they're separated so you don't have to purchase multiples…read moreof a product. Amazing freezer options! You pay a little more, but at least I don't have to drive 30 miles to the nearest Costco if I need an item.

We were passing by on our way to the north cascades national park and we stopped to grab some…read moresnacks. Shout out to the awesome lady who makes the breakfast burritos, they were so yummy! Friendly staff, good selection of supplies and clean bathroom!

I know that I'm going to sound like a snooty city person to locals, but they already know all they…read moreneed to know about the only supermarket in town. This is for the "just passin' through" folks like me. It was August 29 of the year of the pandemic, and we were heading home after a camping trip. My boy was getting hungry, and restaurants with outdoor seating were scarce, so we decided that groceries were the best way to satisfy him. I masked up and went in alone. This was my first real encounter with small town scorn for public health. People in other small town businesses have looked like they resent the mask rules, but comply for the sake of the tourist trade. For example, I saw two mask scofflaws at the supermarket in Forks. (And yes, we even see scofflaws in the city occasionally.) But here, the place was pretty busy, and maybe a quarter of the customers were unmasked. Most of those tempting the virus to hasten their demise looked old, or infirm, or depressed -- but they were also endangering people who still have a reason to live. Although I was trying to shop quickly, I didn't know my way around the store, and I had to search to find a decent, no-preparation snack for my boy. During the search, I found one irresistible impulse purchase: a huge jar of raw honey for a respectable price. The treats at the in-store bakery were pretty picked over by 4:30 pm, so I settled for a red velvet roll cake, for about what I'd expect to pay in the city. I took my purchases to the one open cashier. (They were short-handed; I heard someone apologizing about that.) She was wearing a mask, but it only covered her mouth. I'm glad there was a plastic shield, and room for me to back away from the cashier through most of the transaction. I paid with a card, and the card machine was mercifully quick. Back in the parking lot, I showed my wife and our boy the cake. (The honey will be a surprise for later.) It calmed his hunger, and my wife and I indulged too. But it wasn't something I'd highly recommend. It wasn't until my wife asked that I read the ingredients list, and I think it was mostly sugar, with some cooking oil, some flour, and some dairy ingredients in the frosting (which was delicious). We'll probably finish the leftover cake, mostly because we hate to waste food. My two-star "Meh, I've experienced better" is partly a reaction to the mask scofflaws. And I suppose it's not fair to count inconsiderate customers against them. But a cashier showing her nose? Not good. But it's not just the pandemic. The bakery shelf was short enough of items that I settled for the cake, which was disappointing. I didn't experience the employee friendliness mentioned in other reviews. On the plus side, there was the local raw honey.

This is a small, but filled to the brim, gas station and mini-grocery along the North Cascades…read moreHighway. It's a great place to stop if you need a beverage, snack, or some last-minute supplies before heading into the National Park. There's also a good variety of hot food (think deep fried burritos and mozzarella sticks) if you're craving a quick meal. Plus they have one of the largest selections of car air fresheners I've ever seen! The service wasn't the quickest, but they gal at the counter was friendly. There's a small restroom you can use, too.

My fiance and I came in here when covid started and we were both told by one of the workers…read morestrictly everyone needs to wear a mask even though half the people in the store wore no masks. Now today my fiance goes in the store again and there's a woman shopping in here no mask on and the owner doesn't care. Then there's a worker with no mask on as well. No wonder the cases in skagit county are going up nobody listens to the mask enforcement.

Cute little store in the middle of nowhere in the Leavenworth area. :) We stopped by to grab a few…read morethings for dinner at our cabin. Selection is small, but they've got at least one choice of whatever you need. In our case, some select produce, salad dressing, and a few snacks. I also was on the hunt for some hair ties because I forgot to bring some with (rookie mistake). They only had locally made scrunchies for $4 a pop, but hey - now's the time to support local more than ever! Service is a little slow, but that's okay. The ladies were really nice. They also do coffee here as well. I got an iced lavender latte and it was phenomenal. VERY powerful flavor so definitely only recommend for the REAL lavender lovers! Great option if you are in need of some basics.

Got away for a few days and escaped to this cute cabin in the woods. Located deep in the heart of…read morethe Cascade Mountains only a couple hours east of Seattle. This secret and secluded getaway is the perfect spot to forget everything. With a camp store on property you are never without supplies, ice cream, or coffee. Lake Wenatchee State Park is about a mile away providing breathtaking views and relaxing beach. The cabin is a one bed one bath with a full kitchen stocked with the kitchen supplies we needed to cook meals and clean up. A Keurig coffee maker and pods are provided making it perfect to enjoy a morning cup of coffee on the front porch watching the sunrise through the trees. If wanting to venture out, the town of Leavenworth is only about a 25 minute drive taking you along the Wenatchee River. Leavenworth is a cute Bavarian themed town with plenty of shops, restaurants, and plenty of outdoor adventures.

A friend highly recommended this location of this store for their plant based options. No we are…read morenot Plant based and neither is our friend, but we like these options and try to Mix things up Once in awhile. It's was Kinda busy this afternoon as everyone was rushing around town before impending snowstorm but we'll stocked! We did find lots of interesting items and prices are AMAZING! Lots of grocery "treasures ". It's going to be an interesting week in our kitchen for sure. Great, convenient location. Employees we encountered were friendly and helpful. We will with out a doubt be back soon! Produce section kinda small but had everything we were looking for.

Great selection of grocery items and produce and meats and bakery items. A large selection of wine…read morewith great prices even a small section of home goods.

Love the place, love the selection. But prices? Out of not only this world but any world. They are…read morejust crazy high. I wish they'd get anywhere near the sanity of Oak Harbor. Still love them. They are awesome in terms of kindness, friendliness, level of service and what they have in stock for Coupeville. Just wish it wasn't eye-watering prices.

I was standing in line to check out. There was a cart in front of me, the person was still shopping…read moredown a isle.I moved in front. The guy at the checkout counter says " the line actually starts back there. I have never seen such a school child order to this checkout system. I felt embarrassed! I put my few items back and left. I will never go back there. Besides, everything there is overpriced. Would I recommend it....absolutely not. Might be good if you live here, and know everyone,but I didnt and it made me feel not welcome.

A nice little grocery on Mount Baker Highway on the way to the mountain. I was surprised they had a…read moredecent selection and variety of foods and even a small produce cooler. On the far back wall there's a pretty extensive DVDs selection. There's no fuel or public restrooms but a convenient place to stop and get some last-minute Provisions for a day on Mount Baker.

What a wonderful little store! I was completely charmed by the feel of it the second I stepped…read moreinside. They've got three different types of flooring including big black and white checks! The very nice and friendly Kyle behind the counter explained that it was a result of consolidation. The effect was very sweet. I was also impressed that not only do they have your typical convenience stuff, but they also had packets of seeds and big paper star lights! Magical little place. I wish it were in my neighborhood.

It's got just enough of what you need when you're on an island. :) Prices aren't too bad…read moreconsidering they need to keep prices higher to keep their business up. Decent selection of items but wish the produce could be a bit better but again, I feel bad complaining about anything considering they're doing their best I'm sure. The store clerk couldn't have been any nicer- what a nice man. So pleasant. Just loved the vibe in there!

Nice people, fair selection, and some fresh food. Appreciate them so much out here ! There's a…read morelittle gift shops in the back, too.