Orcas Village Store was a great find while waiting for the delayed sailing back to Shaw Island and…read moreAnacortes (9/16/26). Well stocked for variety, necessity, or just because. Welcoming and helpful staff onsite. This was helpful for some cold beverages (Dr. Pepper, Pepsi, bottled water) and a substantial chocolate chip peanut butter cookie. All the items hit the spot. Very convenient located downhill from the ferry terminal. Pro tip - bring along a sturdy shopping bag or tote. Helps if there are low or no stocked paper bags available and for the walk back upstairs.

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.

I spent the summer flying for San Juan Airlines and I would often find myself on Orcas Island…read moreneeding to get some food. I frequented their soup and hot bar and I was always left satisfied. They had good options, ranging from ribs, corn dogs, orange chicken, and taquitos, as well as different soups. Unlike everywhere else on Orcas Island, the food here was always a good price ans didn't feel like expensive, "island pricing". I understand many people come here to shop and I can say that the grocery prices seemed to be comparable to prices you'd find on the mainland at Fred Meyer. The staff was always nice and friendly and the store itself was clean, well kept and organized. Sitting right in the heart of Eastsound makes it quite convenient as well. I definitely appreciated the sitting area to eat my food from the hot bar in the front of the store. My only major gripe was though they had wifi, no employee over my months of visiting was ever able to recall what the password was to access it which I found quite annoying. Otherwise, its a good store with a good hot bar for a quick lunch!

We shopped here almost everyday. What a great local market to have. I love that they carry all of…read morethe local farmers' wares from cider to jam to skin care. It's also just a really nice clean store

When you have the honor and privilege of boating with friends through the San Juan Islands, and…read moreespecially the joy of getting to stop at stunning Roche Harbor Marina along the way, you have very few options if you run out of snacks (or beer). Luckily, the Roche Harbor store is a handy dandy little spot that carries an impressive selection of everything from canned food to veggies to alcohol. Are the prices the same as you might find at a mainland supercenter? Heck no. But, if you're in need of provisions, this is one of the few easily accessible (by boat) spots in the islands to stock up and be on your merry way. The cashiers here are also incredibly helpful and friendly - eager to answer any questions or even laugh at your lame island jokes!

I LOVE the variety this place has. They have everything from grocery to fishing to gifts to beach…read moresupplies, Lopez ice cream sandwiches, an impressive cider selection, open 8am-8pm.

We stopped to pump-out our 33 ft sailboat. Nice access & clean docks. ( just don't come & go while…read moreuntil ferry is well clear of entrance to avoid turbulent waters) The awesomely well-stocked store is the prize of the terminal/island. Today Rachael helped us check out, Natalia made our iced mochas, and Cloe was making up great looking pizzas to go. Together they set the friendliest vibe that makes you just want to hang around and shop for more! Lots of great local produce, teas, spices, gourmet items, candles, essentials and so much more. Worth the stop!

This little general store has all the basics and more. They roast their own coffee, whole bean or…read moreground on site to specs. Local artisan merch is displayed. Staff and owner are super friendly and prices are fair. Dinghy dock and pump out, for those anchored in Blind Bay this is the stop. Ice cream too.

Ordered a white chocolate mocha…read more Really cute and on my way home from Whidbey Island. Service was fast.

COOOOOL SPOT!!!!! Definitely a historic building, very…read morequaint and maybe a little art deco? At any rate, it is a coffee shop and convenience store and there are some souvenirs and merch for the store. Decent selection for the size of the store. Again, very cool spot, even inside and staff was helpful and friendly. I'll definitely stop here again!

$3 for a persimmon?! Are you kidding me?! Wanted to support a local business, but this is robbery…read more Better off at the market across the street.

We were looking for something to take back to hotel for lunch later so we stopped in here. They…read moreseem to have and use a lot of local produce but other items are main stream brands. The prepared salads we got were great, I got golden beet salad and a blue cheese kale salad and a cashew dip. I can say friendly is not a strong point here but no one was rude.

Cute new grocery store in Friday Harbor. They offer cold and hot food to go, condiments, beer and…read morewine, and other staples that people may need. It's close to the marina, so we picked up a few items that I forgot to pack. Friendly service and charming ambience. This lovely store was four days old when we ventured into it. We'll be back!

Staff was friendly. Had to buy water before the whale watching tour - made it worth our whileread more

Shared a monster cookie and it was amazing. The store is stocked with high quality t-shirts and…read morehoodies. My family now owns several. The staff is friendly and helpful, I will be back to try a cinnamon roll.

If you're on (or near) Blakely Island and you need ice cream, a beer, random groceries, or fuel for…read moreyour boat you're in luck. Blakely Island Store & Marina (which is only open in the summer - although you can get fuel year-round) is the place to see and be seen on trendy Blakely Isle. Not accessible by ferry, the island relies on the store to provide much-needed essentials (like craft beer on draft) to locals and tourists. And while their grocery selection is sparse, and not the cheapest game in town, it is - in fact - the ONLY game in town. So if you forgot eggs while you were on the mainland doing your monthly shopping, you're in luck! The store also hosts weekly events so it's worth checking out while you're there. Last summer they had a BBQ every Friday and the burgers were delish. This is definitely a must-stop when you're on B.I.