This place is a small but mighty store. We had no problem finding vegan supplies to bring back and…read moremake pizza with while staying on the island. Additionally there were some vegan Neapolitan cupcakes that my spouse liked a great deal and I was able to pick up an Oatly-Stumptown horchata that I hadn't seen anywhere previously (it was delicious). Not that there are many places to go on Lopez but this place was great so I'm not mad about it.

Love this place ! Great selection of quality meats and produce . Even carry's Old Rasputin…read moreImperial stout ! Can't go wrong with that also terrific bacon and sausage all meats and great wine selection. A must stop when on the island .

Did you forget chips, pop, butter, ketchup, mustard, milk, coffee, wine, beer, candy or even…read moretoothpaste, health stuff or laundry detergent??? No worries this store has it all, a bit of everything will get you through your camping trip. I was surprised on how well stocked they were and so close to the state park. They got ice cream, veggies, groceries (limited, but still tons of stuff) and there is also a laundry facility attached and a small takeout place for sushi. (This is a different owner, so check hours and order online). Definitely worth checking out and much easier than driving all the way to Ferndale or Blaine for some missed items.

Service is very friendly. Pricy as expected. Convenient to pick up a couple things. They appear to…read morehave very good sushi made fresh, however I have yet to figure out how to order it. They didn't have a menu I could take home. You usually need to order ahead of time, but it's hard if you don't know what they have. Otherwise, it's a cute, little store serving the Birch Bay tourist crowd.

I had no idea it was there. A friend told me about it we have been going to San Juan Island once a…read moreyear for 10yrs and never knew. It's very large and has many selections. loved it

Market Place saves me from having to make full-day grocery journeys off-island to Whole Foods or…read moreTrader Joe's so for that I'd give them ten stars if I could. Their vegan, organic, etc selection is surprisingly expansive as well as reasonably priced and their bulk bin section is so well-organized. Veggies always look great and are high quality. It's nice having locally grown sprouts and mixed greens available as well. They even have some lovely locally produced soaps, salt, and other items if you're looking for good gifts. Employees are friendly and helpful, check-out lines usually move pretty quickly, most of the time there is ample parking, and the restrooms are clean.

We used to love ordering food from the welcome store but unfortunately the kitchen has gone down…read morehill. Not to mention paying almost 19$ for whatever they call this is absurd. Really sad.

I always stop at this store to get soft ice cream on the way home from hiking, and this time I told…read morea friend about it and she insisted we stop to get ice cream. The store has changed since I last stopped in a couple of years ago. They still had the ice cream, and they had just brought out a fresh pizza too so we had to get a slice of that as well, which was really good after a day of hiking outside when the temperature never hit 60 degrees. The soft ice cream was just as remembered, excellent! So from reading the other reviews it looks like the store has new owners, so please don't change things too much, I've always liked this little store the way it is, although the pizza was a nice addition.

This is a beautiful very creatively decorated grocery market. The prices are very reasonable in…read morefact some of the times it's actually cheaper than the prices we have on the mainland by far. The bakery is fantastic so is the deli we love the ice cold beers in the beer cave! It's very obvious the owners of the market very competitive to the mainland prices or even better at times, but obviously their items that are going to be more due to the transportation cost of getting things here. The muffins in the bakery and the giant cookies are some of the best you'll ever have!

Given the relatively small size of the island, the Lopez Village Market does an impressively good…read morejob of stocking a variety of items at fairly reasonable prices. The market is large and offers just about everything a grocery store could carry, including both indoor and outdoor machines for refills on spring water (a must on the island, particularly if you make your own coffee). Most impressive is the staff in the meat and fish department. They men and women working there always seem willing to answer questions about stock and are even happy to offer advice about preparing the day's fresh seafood. We've also been pleased with the entire staff. They're available and can point you to the right aisle when you're in a rush. The store can get busy, and when only a couple of checkout lines are open there's sometimes a good wait, but remember this is island time.

The best part of this little store is that you could find everything you need for your stay on…read moreOrcas Island and they have an amazingly friendly and helpful staff. Granted prices are a little more but you are on an island. They have a great selection of cheeses and you can get a latte for your ferry ride.

After looking Yelp, shocker I know!, I discovered that this little store had pastries. And it was…read moreopen early! I got up and decided to walk over for a morning treat with my coffee. Very impressive little store full of tons of stuff! Groceries, pantry staples, a small produce section, some premade deli food and cookies. I was looking for the bakery items. A previous review mentioned delicious homemade pastries. Finally as I choose a cookie and a salad for later I see them. A small pedestal plate with pastries. And on the countertop behind the register tons of croissants! I said, there they are! The two ladies working were not impressed. I asked for the flavors and the lady said, there is a menu right there. Ugh, not fully awake I realized a line had formed behind me. This is the spot to go before getting in a ferry. The sign was not clearly visible and I felt overwhelmed with the decision so I quickly decided on a raspberry almond. This is clearly a place for locals. Everyone knows what they want and where it is. Not super friendly vibes, but oh well. Took photos of my purchases back in my gorgeous villa LOL, watch for my next review. Super happy to discover this market! And I love a good market! Happy travels. SYOY!

there is a large variety for almost any need without needing to go to town. their deli is…read moredelicious. I enjoy a different salad everyday. My favorite is the Mediterranean. The fried chicken is very good and at a decent price.

It's clear the owner doesn't care about customer service, quality products, or…read moreCleanliness and is all about gouging prices! Their oil in their deli hasn't been changed, in I don't know how long it reeks ! It really is a shame because this location has such possibilities. Pity.

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.