Friendly service, clean store, large selection and interesting selection as well found some…read morenew-to-me items that made our camp trip ten times better

Grocery Outlet in Monroe Washington have the best employees. The employees will help you get item…read moreoff the shelf. Grocery Outlet has a good selection of Christmas and Halloween. If you want good deals, Grocery Outlet has good deals.

We got a sandwich and salad to go. Both were great! I highly recommend stopping here if you are in…read morethe area.

Very adorable market with really cool, trendy hipster/health food store type items, that are kind…read moreof expensive - for example, a $3 can of soda and a $14.50 small sandwich, but hey, you're far from everything, and you're in the mountains, so that's the way it goes. It could be a five star ring if people were a little friendlier, but maybe when you walk in, and you're not from there and people look at you like, "what are you doing here?", that could be improved upon. I would go back though, because their food seemed fresh and they even have a little produce section. Also on a different note, there are other parts of the building that I've been in previously, and I think there are rental spaces for office remote work or even just a small event -- it is a very pretty building inside and out

This was such a delightful find. Driving up to visit a few of my fav vegan spots in B'ham, I…read moredecided to change plans and veer east towards Arlington to finish my morning latte & oatmeal (picked up in Everett prior to) in a chill setting. Located on the main drag, walking up to the storefront, the signage was thoughtful and pleasantly detailed. Venturing inside, the whole feel isn't much to brag about (mostly drab, outdated vibes and inexpensive lighting). There are a few spread out pieces of what appears to be 90's era stock contemporary Frasier-esque artwork along the walls to give credit there. Just really no "pulse" and understandably so during global health crisis. The main reason I wanted to jump on here was for their SELECTION. Oh. My. God. I mean, sure, you could find Lara Protein bars at WF, bulk spices at Central Co-op, natural/organic snacks at PCC, multi-purpose natural new-brand-to-me cleaner at Marlene's Market & Deli, No Cow bars at QFC - that's all definitely cool - BUT for a store of this size, in such a dated space and in this small rural town, the sheer selection of goods is really super impressive & truly admirable! Seriously, I was grinning at times like a kid in a candy store - and this tends to happen more-so when you can realize and appreciate certain things. Some lesser-known unique products that stuck out at a glance were D'vash nectars, Pukka Tea milled blends, numerous brands new to me, etc. I was so happy for this unexpected detour. Plus, they're just some of life's most interesting detours, anyway. My curiosity was livid but I managed a small haul for a No Cow lemon meringue bar, squash/veggie/herb pretzels and GloryBee organic date sugar (I'd no idea approx 1/3 of date sugar volume has fiber - rad!). One thing to note was that many items were "expired". Depending on the ingredients, expired items can be 1 of many things: 1) gross, toss out; 2) still edible but perhaps more bland; 3) still edible and wouldn't know the difference. Ask the online community if you want some expiry guidance or call them. Compared to perishables, shelf-stable product "expiry" limits technically can vary wildly from printed dates so just check & learn about them. One older lady was working between the 2 adjacent spaces. She's really quiet and I didn't seek any help during my perusing but at checkout she seemed rather pleasant with a few questions I had and gave me half-off for the expired items. Get your derriere up/down/over here and check it out for yourself with an open-mind to see where your eyes wander and products you learn about. if driving this far from Seattle/etc is discouraging, then just combine the day trip with other local activities/places to visit/try - make it a field trip! *** This review was written during the local COVID-19 Advisory as businesses were limiting operations. Contact the business to verify operational changes ***

A small "Mom & Pop" shop with a solid selection and great service. Considering it's the only health…read moreand natural foods store around for miles, I think they fit the bill nicely. Shelves are jam packed, but if you need it, they probably have it. Go visit. Talk to the knowledgeable owners and it might become your new favorite place for vitamins. Much better than buying from an online retailer. Shop local!

Very nice basic grocery store with select premade items an a sandwich and juice bar…read more Great resource, nice selection of fresh items reasonable prices too. I hear their restaurant is good as well

I was in Everett and needed a treat, and this co-op found me just at the right time! They stock so…read moremany local and organic goods, I was impressed. I love shopping at places like this where I know that the store and the brand are both ethical and that my money is going somewhere good. I got some incredible heirloom tomatoes, and the cashier and I even discussed some fun recipes for them. Also got some local chocolate and a kombucha. I was impressed to see that they also had cool flower arrangements, plants, cards, and other things made from local creators. This is the kind of spot I LOVE to support! It is organized, has tons of variety, and I always find something new and fun. As a gluten free gal, I felt like the world was my oyster here. I discovered some cool new brands and was excited about my finds!

For a convenient store it's not very convenient to get propane maybe try a mobile pay at the stand…read morenot everyone is a thief being disabled it's hard to walk that far to pay and have a staff hawk you like a thief is just sad

everything is pretty much great about this market except the customer service is awful, not sure if…read moreit's off days or what but it seems to be every-time im in there it's a grumpy person at the register can barely get a "hi" or "have a good day" which is basic customer service

They have excellent eggs and produce, as well as beautiful flowers. They're also about as organic…read moreas you can be without being certified. And Josh and Lois are some of the nicest people you could ever hope to meet. Catch them at the Bayview Market on Saturdays. [UPDATE] You can generally get flowers from their farm stand and the chickens are always fun to visit, but if you really want their produce, you have to join their CSA, since there isn't much left.

Their flowers are amazing, great resource for wedding flowers. As fresh as possible, and the…read moreprices are great. The produce is great too.

Been shopping here for a while, but it's out of town for me. I usually pair up with a friend or…read morefamily member for my monthly visits. I particularly enjoy their fresh produce, local dairy, different wines, and a wonderful greeting card section. While not everything is organic, a much bigger emphasis is placed on local, organic, and renewable. I also like the bins with nuts, beans, and many other dry products, helps with reducing packaging. You can even fill your own honey jar. Outside you might enjoy nursery finds. Order your lunch at the counter, many great options. All in all, it's always a good experience with friendly and helpful employees serving us. I just wish it was closer to home!

I love this place, it is an adventure and a journey to a better place in time. The selection…read morecovers the basics but still brings out the unique items and surprises. There are things here that Whole Foods and Met Market only dream of, and freshness they cannot match. Yes it is a bit more than Safemeyers, but the quality is superior. The bread selection alone makes it worth the visit, and that is not to mention excellent brewed coffee, a high quality and ever changing cafeteria, and technical books covering everything from air frier food prep to building a home. The staff is extremely knowledgeable about what they sell, and if you ask a question they can not answer, they will find one.

While traveling in WA we found this market. So cute and full of local goodies and items…read more I bought some tea, fruit and lotions. Excellent customer service.

Just as the opening remarks states; a charming market with Whidbey products. The meat is locally…read moreraised, much of it in their own farm. Other local products are top quality but top quality usually comes at a quality price and well worth it. If you didn't know it was started by three sisters in their teen years and younger, first on their farm, then purchased the building they are in when vacated by the fire department.