Didn't expect much from a small town grocery. But, great spot that had what we needed after a long…read moreday. We got some fun drinks here to pair with the pizza we ordered next door. Grabbed an ice-cream, a couple of road snacks, and - the best purchase - a big banana slug plushie! For $20. They have some interesting local products and niche ice creams. Highly recommend the banana water. We bought it to try for fun, but it now might be my favorite beverage. Cashier was friendly. Store is clean.

This market is so fun to browse - they had everything we needed and they carry a lot of great…read morebrands! Prices are decent. We must have gone in at least 7 times in the 4 days we were in Trinidad. The people working there were also lovely.

The best organic foods you can find in Arcata. There's even…read morea cozy café (Ramone's) in it and they have lovely cakes! Though the thing I like the most it's the staff, they're always super nice and polite to me.

this is my go to market i live a 10 min walk from here…read more ita not a big store but they have a great selection of sauces and cheeses and beverages they have a great coffee counter inside the staff is so friendly when ,parents are in town they get their hotel room stock here also store is super clean and an empty parking lot since most people walk here

Food 5 service except 1 clerk 5 prices 3 support expensive. We love all the young fellows that…read morework there and all but one of the women. (She's rude) never smiles ect every one else is cheerful funny helpful courteous They're all a really good group of fellow humans.

Terrible z Wait at 5 pm on a Monday. This is a very busy…read moretime should be more checkers . When I asked for more checkers they did call someone. Shouldn't have to ask:(

No feces anywhere, my Birkenstocks were safe. My mom used…read morethe restroom just fine with no problem. The employees are very polite and friendly! Basically a little food city, for those of us not used to safeway. Also i met buddy, a little doggo who i was told is a frequent Safeway visitor

It's 130AM. A…read moregiant feces truck just set up shop in front of Safeway and proceeded to wake the entire neighborhood up on one of the ONLY quiet nights we get each week. When the driver was approached and asked if he was aware that is was 130AM, he replied with his own inquiry of asking if we knew that was the only time he is allowed to do it. 130AM. Why is this Safeway? Safeway - You need to figure out a better time to empty your septic tank and STOP WAKING your neighbors up at 130AM on a Tuesday to do it.

yes. Beautiful. 10/10. Also the sesame chicken is really good. Highly recommend it from the hot…read morefood.

Most unfriendly Safeway I've ever been to (and I have been to lots throughout the US, from South…read moreCarolina to Hawaii). Every time I've been there it is a hostile vibe in general, rude employees and I had a lady pick a fight with me in self checkout after trying to sneak in line in front of me, then demanding I let her go ahead of me in line. I do not physically safe there.

With a greater area population of 48,000 people, Eureka CA is the largest largest city on the North…read moreCoast, being big enough to host a Costco with gas station. My wife, her mom, and I used this location to buy some items specific to the area, including a 24 can pack of Lost Coast Great White (a great price at $21.99) and local wines, including Pacific Redwood Organic Red ($6.99 a bottle, guessing it will make a great sangria. We also ended up eating dinner here during our first night at Eureka, barely over $10 for the three of us (2 pizza slices, 2 hot dogs, 2 sodas, and a really good chocolate ice cream sundae). Everything is ordered through kiosks, and they call out your number when the food is ready. They seem to have changed the brand of the hot dog buns when I wasn't looking...these are more like hoagie rolls than hot dog buns. The pizza is as good as ever, and we really liked the sundae, with good soft serve. The food court is indoors and a bit small, with only 7 tables for sitting. It has a gas station, and we used it twice (once coming in, at $5.899 per gallon, and leaving a couple days later at $5.699). It has 3 islands, with 2 pumps each, so a total of 12 nozzles. Not too busy: had to wait a bit when filling up during evening, no wait at all in the morning.

Quality/Quantity - LOL, on this trip, I visited both the…read moreUkiah and Eureka Costcos. On this trip, the local craft beer selection was way better in Eureka rather than Ukiah; it was reversed on the last trip. But the discount clothing was similar to the previous visit. But I did not buy any clothes. Ambiance - Consistent, has all the departments. But glad you have improved your local craft beer options. Plenty of parking. Open 7 days a week; see pictures for specific hours, member status, etc. Service - Self service. Price - Reasonable. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1976, since Price Club. Now you are the 5th largest retailer in the world and #10 on the Fortune 500. 804 warehouses worldwide, with 558 in the US. 1980 IPO. 1993 Price Club and Costco merger. 1997 Rebrand all locations to Costco. 2020 105.5 million members.

we stopped here for lunch before we went to trees of mystery. I can't say enough on how phenomenal…read morethe food was. between burgers, salads, pizza and sandwich (we were a large group) and of course the cobbler we finished, we all loved our food and the prices were great (best meal we have had since we got here and for the cheapest ). they even had gluten free options and the GF bread was the best we have ever had! would highly recommended to anyone!! the service was amazing and the owner/cook came out and talked with us!

Pick up your picnic here - good food and friendly service!…read more We stopped by the café/market for our picnic dinner. The place doesn't look like much from the road, but it offers prompt, friendly service and good quality ingredients for their sandwiches. Menu selection was limited due to COVID. I appreciated their willingness to answer a few questions about sightseeing in the area. This little place is a true asset to their community!

The North Coast Co-op in Eureka is very, very cool! . Located just a few blocks from Old Town at 25…read more4th St. The parking lot is great, always plenty of spots, big and easy to navigate. The produce section is my ultimate fave...so many fresh fruits and veggies! Apples, pears, lemons, pumpkins, grapes, plus a huge variety of tomatoes and mushrooms (king, oyster, wood ear, shiitake, etc.). And the salad greens? Fresh kale, lettuce, lemongrass, mint, basil, yummy! I also love their bulk section, tons of grains, rice, quinoa... you name it. And their alternative milks, so many options! Honestly, this place feels like a mashup of Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, but with that local, eco-friendly heart. The store is clean and well-maintained, staff are super friendly, and there's always fun little things to discover--local soaps, chocolates, jams, honey, wine, and seasonal displays. Plus, the sushi bar upfront is delicious. They also sell cute plants, candles, totes, which makes the store feel extra fun. Yes, it's a little pricier than other supermarkets, but for freshness, variety, quality, and that special eco-friendly, local vibe, it's totally worth it. This is my go-to store. Highly recommend!

They put the love in thier deli sandwiches! They even offer fresh sourdough that they bake…read morethemselves. Good prices and good portions.

Great store only reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is that it closes at 9pm that's just to early…read moreconsidering our only other option is Safeway till 1:00am they're too expensive and nothing else unless head all the way to Eureka. They should stay open at least10 or11. That way later shoppers that work late can get supplies.

No handicapped accommodations for shopping inside the store....no electric shopping cart for…read moreelderly with no knees or back left after 50 yrs of working on cement floors themselves. Owner explained that he's not accommodating, supplying one. It's too MUCH trouble!!! An attorney, traveling thru shut down SOOOO many businesses because of that.... LoL I guess he's exempt

Such kind folks here!! We visited on a whim as we were passing through to Redding, so glad we did…read more So much to see, love their selection here. Can't wait to spend a little more time here next time we're in the area. A gem for sure!

What a diamond in the rough! I have visited Willow Creek many times yet never knew about this sweet…read morelittle stand! My friend urged me to visit telling me that we could buy "the best peaches in the world!" We stopped by on a beautiful day in July and grabbed some peaches, lemon cucumbers, zucchini and tomatoes. We only had about $25 cash on us, and when our total came to $25.47, the owner told us to "not worry about it." He was very kind and was sure to ask me if I had any questions about the produce. The sweet little open air stand had an old drink cooler and was decorated with fresh wildflowers. It almost felt like stepping back into time. I love to support small businesses like this, especially ones who have been around for so long! I will now be adding Trinity River Farms as a routine stop every time I head to Willow Creek!