Great idea, but the service is poor and the execution is lacking. In almost every order we've…read morereceived, something ends up moldy or spoiled the day after arrival. We almost never have this issue when buying directly from farmers' markets, so I'm convinced there's something wrong with how they store and handle their produce. Other reviews mention the same thing. They also replaced locally grown cilantro with cilantro grown in Mexico, without any note or explanation. Getting fresh, locally sourced food is literally the only reason we order from them. We had an order that was supposed to be delivered on Thanksgiving morning (that's what it said on their newsletter), but it arrived on Friday instead. When we contacted customer service, they gave defensive response that three minutes after we placed the order, the system updated to the "correct" delivery date, even though their newsletter said they don't deliver on that date. The response didn't actually address the lack of clarity about the delivery date. They even once included a slip of paper with someone else's name, phone number, and address. We're done with this place.

This company makes me so happy. I talk about them constantly so people think I work there. (Maybe…read moreone day! A girl can dream!) Grass fed milk and yogurt, beautiful veggies, and even handmade pasta noodles all delivered to you by super friendly people. You make this mediocre cook look like she knows what she's doing in the kitchen.

This is our fav place to come for groceries. We live 30-45 min away, and come out here because the…read moresection of organic groceries, price in comparison, customer service is friendly. I can't express enough how I love that almost all produce is local and I believe all is organic. When we come up I stock up on produce, organic chicken backs, necks, and feet for bone broth, dish soap, bathroom stuff, I bulk order pasta, cheese and spices. It is cheaper than anywhere else on the peninsula for organic local groceries.

The time before my last visit to Port Townsend on our way out of town I noticed that Port Townsend…read morehad a Food Co-op. I do love going to these types of stores and put it in my mind on a return trip to stop in and check out the store. Well we made a another visit to town a few weekends ago and we made a stop here. Like any good and complete Co-op (I have run into bad ones) the products are of good quality and the food is organic. There is a nice deli area where you can get sandwiches and food bar to dish up if your heart desires it. There is a good health and beauty section where like the quality of the food is a few grades above a run of the mill grocery store which the quality can be questionable and if it's ethically sourced (same concern goes to food too). I purchased a few cans of beer and hop water. The hop water was quite good but it is from a brewery that we have a very high regard for so not a huge surprise. They have a considerable beer and wine selection which is nice. This is a great place to go and support... something I can really get behind is to support local businesses!

Nice little health food shop with reasonable prices. Staff were helpful and mostly knowledgable…read more There are a *lot of vitamins and suppliments here plus food and other items. They pack a lot in a small space. We stopped in to pick up suppliments depleted during our travels. If we need to restock other vitamins or suppliments during our stay in the area we will return here.

This is going to be long…read more... I'm not quite sure what brought me to Sunshine Corners. I would almost call it serendipity, but I was certainly searching for something, I just didn't know exactly what. I had a day off and had spent the earlier part of it wandering, looking for any remaining independent produce stands, butcher shops, or just something that felt like it would nourish and heal me because I had been feeling....well? physically, emotionally, existentially, and psychologically, like absolute crap. Historically I've spent years independently studying nutrition and biochemistry, herbalism and traditional medicine, but over the years I'd strayed from those things and lost my way. All this to say I may have forgotten some things but I recognize when someone else knows their stuff. I wandered into Sunshine Corners, originally for a good sandwich and maybe some produce. What immediately struck me was how comforting this place was, and how much it felt like the old school apothecaries or coop's before they became adulterated by mainstream capitalist influences. Stay with me here. I overheard Tony talking to one of the people at the front desk and immediately realized "ok, that guy knows his stuff". Meekly, when he had a moment, I walked over to him and basically, in a sort of desperate manner, laid out my litany of aches and pains and mysterious ailments, expecting an abrupt hand waving answer. That is not what I got. Tony spent what might have been somewhere between 45 minutes and an hour with me, patiently asking me questions and pulling out reference literature. He recognized things in me that no one else had been able to see, and pointed me in a direction that has allowed me to focus on actually getting better rather than just collapsing in frustration. Tony, if you're reading this, the time you spent helping me meant so much to me. Your years of wisdom made a huge impact, but more importantly, your humanity.

This review is for the kombucha on tap window located right next to Willowtree Health Market. I…read morelove that they have their own little kombucha booth with different kombuchas on tap. The kombuchas were originally made at either Mystic kombucha from Seattle or local Iggy's brewery from the island. I got the Old World Ginger kombucha which was comprised of jun, ginger root, lemon zest, cinnamon, star anise, and other spices - all organic. He got the Pineapple + Ginger kombucha which he described as a little too Apple cider vinegary for his liking. Between the two kombuchas, we concluded Old World Ginger was the tastiest.

What a beautiful market! My husband and I stopped in here and were surprised at how lovely and cozy…read morethis shop is. They have everything! They had zero-proof cocktails, gifts, teas, herbs, and wonderful apothecary items. The staff was very friendly and if we're in the area again, we will be back.

I have been going to Tenzing Momo for more years than I want to admit to being old :)…read moreI love this place. Anytime I am at the market I stop by to restock incense and essential oils. Staff is always amazing. The store may be small but there is so much to see. If your in the area I highly recommend swinging by, you may be surprised by what you find.

I love coming here every time I visit the market. Staff is always friendly and knowledgeable and…read morethe prices are very reasonable

Sometimes the best customer service happens when the "closed" sign is already up. I knocked on the…read moredoor at 5:15pm after they'd closed early for a holiday event, hoping to exchange a product for my husband's strained back. Michael didn't hesitate--he unlocked the door, helped me find the right solution, and wouldn't let me pay for it. After dealing with holiday traffic and a long walk from parking, his willingness to help meant a lot. This is the kind of genuine, go-the-extra-mile service that's worth recognizing.

A true hidden gem in downtown Kirkland! This place offers expertly crafted custom tinctures and…read moreexceptional supplement support. The staff is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, always ready to provide guidance tailored to individual health needs. Whether you're looking for personalized wellness solutions or simply looking for fun items like jewelry, candles, teas etc. I highly recommend!

My experience at this Whole Foods was very positive. The employees were very friendly and helpful!…read moreAll of the produce was fresh and organized. The store was very bright and clean. I look forward to returning soon.

They have on Friday but one get one 1/2 off. It's decent but not good quality…read more The cut pineapples today were sweet.

I keep giving it a chance but every time it just gets worse and worse. Went on Saturday. I liked…read more(past tense) the buttermilk EGG bacon biscuit. It's not exactly cheap but was SO satisfying with that FRESH egg. It hasn't looked right lately and I didn't get one. Finally I straight asked the clerk if they were using processed liquid eggs now and she said yes. You have got to be kidding me? The whole attraction was the REAL EGG. Tastes like ass when you use liquid commercially processed eggs. It is NOT the same. That's why McDs sells so many Egg McMuffins cuz it has a real eggs. Marlenes is really beginning to suck on a lot of fronts. I did get a grab-and-go of garlic salmon and beef meatloaf which were good. I come for the house made food. If I want crap in a can I can get it at Whole Foods and at least they still have real eggs.

Stopped here on the way from Portland to Seattle for a bathroom break and a lunch! I will say- this…read moreis not the best place to stop for something quick. I was excited about the deli, but 90% of it was cold items that needed to be heated up. They looked good, but didn't make for a good car snack. The only real grab and go thing is the sandwiches, which took about 20 min to make. I also felt like the reviews overhyped the gluten free baked goods. I only saw gluten free chocolate cupcakes, but had hoped for more. A good, clean stop for anyone who needs some quality food without the stress of a full grocery store, but didn't meet my needs as well as I had hoped. If I needed a fabulous dish to bring home and heat up, this would have been perfect.

I love my local PCC. As a Columbia City resident, I probably shop here at least three times a week…read more It's not cheap, but the quality is often worth the premium. With that said, I've noticed several cost cutting changes over the years that I'm not thrilled about. The meat department used to have a traditional butcher counter, which made it easy to get the exact amount of black forest bacon I needed. This is now gone and replaced with pre-packaged cuts. Bulk bacon is no longer offered, and shopping for meat now creates more plastic waste. Recently, the deli counter was replaced with pre-portioned servings. This move might make sense but is not a great sign of for the future of this store. I'm glad the sandwiches have been spared, especially since I eat those pretty frequently. Lastly, the pizza situation is lacking. Maybe something's up with the heat lamps, but slices tend to dry out and are incredibly unappetizing. The only way you'll get a good piece is if it just came out of the oven. This is not an issue at other PCCs, where the pizza is in good shape throughout. Overall, still love shopping here but I hope my PCC's best days are ahead.

I'd never thought I would review a grocery store but here I am. This PCC is actually very clean and…read morewell stocked. Their hot food bar looked great. The workers there are friendly.

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