I am a new Sudden Valley resident and my house is about five minute from Valley Market. Ive gotten…read moreto know the majority of the crew at Valley Market from my frequent visits at all hours. Every person working at the store has been friendly and helpful. I'm very impressed with how well they treat every customer. Thank you.

This place is AWESOME!!! Living in Sudden Valley, I can't tell you how many times this place has…read moresaved me from having to make a trip into town for something I forgot. So well stocked with anything you'd need! And everyone is so friendly & helpful :) So thankful for this place!!

This is a really neat convenience store. Its right between Alger and Sudden Valley, and is a great…read moreplace to stop by if you want grab a few thinfs on your way. The staff here are very friendly from my own experience and they take care of the place well. Only downside is there's no public restroom, so you'll have to travel further down the road to the Alger gas station or Sudden Valley market.

This business changed hands a year or two ago and the prices here are now absolutely insane. I…read moreknow convenience stores are always pricier than a grocery store, but $7 for a dozen eggs?! Are you kidding me? The process for everything are like what you'd pay at an airport. Simply ludicrous.

I don't buy a lot of lottery tickets, but when I do I always try to buy them from small,…read moreindependent retailers and N. State Street Market is a great little independent convenience/grocery store serving the north edge of downtown. I don't live in this neighborhood, but I do recognize the importance of this store to those who do. The proprietors are very nice and have made a real effort to meet the needs of this underserved neighborhood.

I go here all the time since it's close to my house and I always have a good experience. It's…read morefamily owned and the employees are always really nice. Overall they have a good selection of beer and snacks with fairly competitive prices.

I wish I had a Haagen closer to me but maybe its better that I don't because I would become more…read morebroke then I already am. I love this store, always clean, friendly staff, plenty of options for groceries, baked goods, deli food. Haggen is up there with Whole Foods and Met Market.

It opens early at 6 am, so it's a good place to shop if you are an early bird…read more The place is well maintained and has a good selection of produce and products. You can find See's candies here as well as Beecher's cheese frozen meals. Not the actual cheese though. At least I didn't see it when I was there. The prices are fair though if you are price conscious, just check online on the prices at the other stores you usually shop at. I am not sure if they do price matching here, but it will definitely be a bonus and make shopping a breeze. Plenty of parking spots in the lot out front.

This sweet little market opened up in the long-empty spot formerly occupied by Gifford's Market,…read moreand is a much needed addition to the Columbia neighborhood. It offers pretty much your typical convenience store fare: candy, cigs, chips, drinks, a small selection of groceries, and (of course) beer. It's a great place to pop in if you need something quick and don't want to make the trek to the supermarket. They also offer a great selection of local beer as well as the usual national brands. Would be great to see them expand to offer a growler bar or even a deli - both of which would surely be popular in this area!

Elm Street Market has always provided excellent customer service. I am always greeted with a smile…read moreby their friendly staff. Thank You Elm Street!

Store is clean and they have a lot of items to choose from, which is nice, BUT, the prices are…read moreinsane!!! Tariffs or no tariffs, there is no excuse to charge as much as this place does for basic convenience store items. I paid $17 for 4 items that could have cost me less than $10 at any other gas station. Not worth the money.

Extremely overpriced and takes advantage of being around college students. It's one thing to pay…read morefor convenience but this is straight up price gauging.

For me, Silver Beach epitomizes all that is sophisticated and urban…read more Why? Because, when my dad moved from the middle of nowhere, Washington, to the great big town of Bellingham, Silver Beach Grocery store was about a block and a half away from our house. A block and a half away! A store! That sells stuff! Not ten miles away, but a block and a half away! Oh, the wonders of city life! Every night I would hope that we ran out of some crucial dinner time ingredient, like milk, so that we could run down to the store and buy some more. (The hope was not as strong as my unfulfilled desire that one night my dad would *forget* about dinner entirely, and we'd be forced to order pizza and have it delivered right to our door!) Besides milk, shady magazines, and cigarettes, Silver Beach also had a reliable stock of Big Hunk candy bars, which besides being the best tasting candy bars (when microwaved for 18 seconds), also have the best name. I got one almost every day the summer I was 13, more because I was bored and that's the only activity I could afford than because of any merit of Big Hunks. I was so enamored with Silver Beach that I told everyone I lived in the Silver Beach neighborhood (which is so small as to be practically non-existent and certainly unheard of) and I gave directions to my new city house from the Silver Beach grocery store, despite the fact that everyone I talked to would all be coming from the opposite direction. Since then, I've grown less enamored of this neighborhood store, but it still holds a special place in my heart.

They don't require masks, don't seem to understand the need, don't wear then consistently…read morethemselves... i.e, total idiots.

Love this neighborhood store. I've been going to this store for decades. Good prices and they have…read moreeverything you need so long as your not doing your weekly grocery shopping. Conveniently located between the Lettered Streets and Sunnyland. Thanks Dave.

this place is top tier. great people in there. always a good experienceread more

No restroom even after buying $65.83 of gasoline. Makes me want to piss on the side of their gas…read morepump like a dog

"It's a buyer beware state."…read more Bought some 6-month expired corn chips. No biggie, more just wanted to give a heads up about them having a rack full of inedible food. Fell upon deaf ears, absolute zero interest in my predicament which just made me feel hustled. When I teased i would just leave them at the counter for the boss to verify, the attendant said he wasn't even allowed to touch it. Covid I guess? Would've felt more authentic if they were wearing a mask lol but it's fine I can throw away my own garbage since that's what they sold me. Buyers beware!

Got a recommendation of the spicy crispy chicken sandwich... was old. Or maybe stale. Bread was…read morerock are which was odd as the chicken was soggy. Pickles had an odd faded coloring. Wouldn't recommend eating here.

good set up with lots of different kinds of hot foods/ snacks, liquor/booze and dog treats. clean…read morebathrooms w updated fixtures. the guys here are super nice they let me hog the microwave for 5 min lol