Update! The produce dept is looking great. I have received quality food and wonderful customer…read moreservice. The pick up option is wonderful and the online coupons are fantastic. Great job Fred

Beware of deli salads! The broccoli salad was either old or made with old broccoli. No one likes…read moreold broccoli! The chicken curry was only slightly less disappointing. We also picked up other items; pre-sliced deli meat, crackers, nuts and wine, a gallon of water. Everything is so expensive here.

Great alternative to 7 Eleven though no produce and such, market can be used so loosely these days…read more Quite the size here. A few blocks away from Train Wreck pub, so on the quieter road though a few more surrounding businesses. The usual junk food but a dazzling display of beer, especially with the 25 ounce super size cans! wished we had those back home lol. In the back aisles, some home cleaners, etc.

Great Corner store. Ice when we need it. Great beer, good prices. Cat food to coffee. I like to…read moresupport local so they can stay in business.

Stopped by here today for the Festival of Family Farms. It was fun to see a few of the babies and…read morelearn a bit about the cows. The real treat was the cheeses and butters for purchase. We bought the Queso Con Salsa, red pepper with onion and garlic and chive with onion. The first two were our favorites to just eat straight out of the package. The last we made into little open face grilled cheeses using the two different butters we bought (herbs de Provence and garlic with sea salt). Easily the best little appetizer! We will definitely be purchasing more in the future. Yes, they do cost a bit much but you pay for what you get!

We stopped here to check out their products and hopefully try some. They did have a case of…read moreproducts to sell, but they did not offer us any samples or anything. It's a fairly small place and I can see where it might be expensive to sample things but I think it would have helped to offer some. Anyway, we bought chocolate milk, butter, cheese curds and a specialty cheese. Everything I have tried has been really good, but you can apparently buy it in farmer's markets in Seattle and at Whole Foods, so I am not sure it is worth the trip (if you live in Seattle).

They used to give more ice cream. We barely got even a full scoop of ice cream, you have to pay…read moremore to get a full scoop..

We are traveling in the area and found this gem online and decided to come check it out. The two…read moreemployees (looked like a mother and daughter) could not be any grumpier. Even our ten year old son said without us saying anything "mom, the workers look so grumpy!" We spent over $40 there and they didn't even say thanks or thanks for coming in. They didn't even greet us at all... not even with a smile. And I tried to ask the younger one questions about where the products came from and she would barely mumble a short answer of "other farms" what could have been a fun and quaint longer experience there (because it looks like you can stay and eat) turned out to be a quick visit because we felt they were annoyed we were there. Horrible customer service and would not go back.

A fish market with a variety of local farm and gourmet products as well…read more The staff is friendly, the fish selection is good, the fish is fresh, and one can always buy a variety of other things as well -- we got some fresh picked local asparagus, as well as some king salmon. We've been going there for years. Sadly, they no longer offer ice cream cones (just ice cream in pints and quarts) - they explained to me that they were overwhelmed by people who just wanted ice cream, and that it made it hard to sell fish. The penalty of popularity. If you need fish, whether to consume nearby, or to take home on ice, this is a great place to buy it - conveniently located on route 20, not far from I-5.

Amazing lobster roll and crab roll! Keep it simple, not too…read moremuch dressing or much done to it- great fresh seafood. Would come back if I'm in the area!

Cute spot for lunch! We love stopping by when we're driving up to Vancouver. Love their curry soup…read moreand apps. Very relaxing to sit by the stream on a nice day-- we saw some snow geese too back in march! Friendly staff!

Worth a drive up here from Seattle. I found Slough Food through Paellaworks. Slough food hosts…read morepaella parties. See their event calendar. It was a fantastic experience. The seating is outside, right by the water. Cozy atmosphere with a beautiful and peaceful view right on the water. Paella is cooked in a traditional Spanish way. You pay per plate. At that time it was $25 per plate. Lots of meat and prawns. They had in house made Sangria, $14, not my favorite to be honest. There is also a Kids' menu. Slough food itself is a small store with some deli sold up front and other items like wine and specialty foods and gifts. Lovely people work there. Very welcoming! You do have to come and get on the waitlist to participate in the paella party. It was a long wait but worth it. I would come back again :)