I have been shopping here for years, large store and selection of organic products, prepared food…read moreis also very good Thank you for providing the service.

Quality/Quantity - THANK you for such a great selection of local craft beers!…read moreSee pictures. Ambiance - Clean and well organized location. Decent size. They had all the departments, but because we came so late, most of them were closed. Open 7 days a week from 7am to 9pm. Plenty of mall parking. Service - 6 stars, from the cashier to the manager! So friendly and welcoming. We actually stayed an extra 5 minutes talking. Price - $20; $3 for my beer and $17 for my wife's snacks. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success for the last 40+ years and your two locations.

Quality/Quantity - Overall good…read more No more Red Box at this location. Personally, with so many streaming services, I am surprised that they lasted this long. Atmosphere - Good size clean organized location with all the departments, including a Starbucks. See pictures. Open 7 days a week from 5am to 1am. Plenty of private parking. Service - Good. I like the 5% off for students and faculty promotion, thank you. See picture. They do this at UC Berkeley also. Price - N/A. Owner Comments - Congrats on your success here since 1930. Congrats on your success since 1915 with your 904 locations in 17 states. In 2015, Albertsons purchased Safeway.

I bought a fruit bowl yesterday of peaches, nectarines, mango, and grapes. About half of the…read morenectarines and all of the mango were unripe. Can't they tell the difference between ripe and unripe fruit? More understandandable with melons, but selling cut unripe fruit that won't get riper is a rip-off.

Ordered a Giftcard for family member! The team at Co-op are always helpful and pleasant to deal…read morewith.

The North Coast Co-op in Eureka is very, very cool! . Located just a few blocks from Old Town at 25…read more4th St. The parking lot is great, always plenty of spots, big and easy to navigate. The produce section is my ultimate fave...so many fresh fruits and veggies! Apples, pears, lemons, pumpkins, grapes, plus a huge variety of tomatoes and mushrooms (king, oyster, wood ear, shiitake, etc.). And the salad greens? Fresh kale, lettuce, lemongrass, mint, basil, yummy! I also love their bulk section, tons of grains, rice, quinoa... you name it. And their alternative milks, so many options! Honestly, this place feels like a mashup of Whole Foods and Trader Joe's, but with that local, eco-friendly heart. The store is clean and well-maintained, staff are super friendly, and there's always fun little things to discover--local soaps, chocolates, jams, honey, wine, and seasonal displays. Plus, the sushi bar upfront is delicious. They also sell cute plants, candles, totes, which makes the store feel extra fun. Yes, it's a little pricier than other supermarkets, but for freshness, variety, quality, and that special eco-friendly, local vibe, it's totally worth it. This is my go-to store. Highly recommend!

Quality/Quantity - Easy in and out. So easy and fast because they did NOT have any craft or local…read morebeers that I wanted... I guess they did me a favor, thank you. I just had a great time at Redwood Curtain Brewery and wanted one more beer as a night cap... Not sure what my wife and daughter bought? We divided and conquered. Well I conquered nothing, lol. Ambiance - Consistent. Service - Self service. Price - N/A. Owner Comment - Congrats on all your success since 1969, as the world's largest company by revenue (2022), $648+ billion sales (2024); 50+ stores in Nevada and 309+ stores in California (2022). 1962 Walmart Discount City. 1969 Walmart Inc. 1970 Walmart Stores Inc.

We were passing through on the way to Crescent City and decided to stop by Walmart to buy some…read morehousehold necessities and food. I am not a fan of Walmart in general, but this is by far the worst Walmart I have ever visited. First, finding the entrance to the store was difficult. We parked in the front of the mall and walked several minutes to find the entrance inside of the mall only to discover they closed that entrance in January 2025 due to "safety reasons". This should have been a sign to cut our losses and go shopping elsewhere. We drove around to the other side of the mall to enter. Upon entering, it was clear that the staff has issues keeping up with stocking the shelves. Many items were locked likely due to shoplifting and other "safety issues" present at this store. The most disappointing part of our visit was the lack of produce. We wanted to buy fresh fruit and vegetables, but all we found was frozen and canned items. This is unacceptable for any grocery store. We will not be returning to the store and will warn our friends and family that may passing through the area to steer clear.

I do almost all my shopping here. When i saw there was a turkey for 3.99 with a qualifying…read morepurchase. I went shopping. I spent over the minimum, and it was within the posted dates of the promotion. Nope. Employee tells me they don't have the turkeys and the manager says will call me to honor the deal. No call. I go back in 3 days later. Other employee says nope. Manager told them turkey had to be at the same time groceries were bought. I did nothing wrong, correct dates, bought the correct items. I am still shopping there but this really is bothering me. I ended up doing more shopping and got my turkey.

5 minute before closing, and they have an employee, literally holding the door closed and not…read moreallowing anyone in all I was trying to get was a box of ice cream. I guess I'll have to figure out where I'll do my shopping after work from now on

What a gem! We just happened to stumble upon here after dining next door at Annie's during our…read morenational parks trip and what a find! Owner is friendly, helpful, and easy to talk to. We got some caramel haichus which apparently are hard to find and some boba tea candy for the drive back home. They have a $5 credit card minimum. As other Yelpers have mentioned, they normally close at 6 PM. I guess we got lucky since we stopped by around 7ish on a Saturday evening. Hopefully they've updated their hours!

This place is fun fun fun. And the people are so nice and helpful. The have a wild variety of…read morefoods, and spices, lots of beverages including sake for everyone; sweet or dry, yummy snack items and sweets. They also have kitchen gadgets galore, and an abundance of chop sticks. I had a blast talking with the very knowledgeable staff member. Thanks for all the tips. The vibe is super positive.

So it may not be revolutionary in terms of markets, but:…read more 1) It offers a wide selection of my favorite hot sauce brand: El Yucateco 2) It's one of very few places where you can get elote 3) It has a self-serve baked goods section 4) Fried, dried crickets. Will I ever try 'em? Probably not, but points for some unique items. 5) Some hot case items including chicharrón.

I always come here for their Panaderia. (Bakery). A lot of places, it's self-service, here, they…read moreget it for you. My 95-year-old Mexican dad loves the pastries from this place. And they have never done us wrong. Patience is needed. The day I was there, the same lady was running both the market, as well as the taco truck outside. Today, They had a pastry that was in the shape of a pumpkin, but she misunderstood me, and instead gave me the pumpkin filled pastry. It was still absolutely delicious. The pumpkin was a nice consistency, and just the right amount of sweetness. It was not overly sweet. Both Dad and I enjoyed it. The other pastry we had was a pineapple upside down cake, pastry. Again, a total home run. Moist, and the topping was amazing Four very decent size pastries, and I was out the door only seven bucks. That is an amazing price for pastry of this quality. I will be back again and again. Thank you.

Oscar award-winning film One Battle After Another was filmed at this location…read more I appreciate the produce selection, too!

The holiday meals you can order are gross. Totally ruined my family's thanksgiving! Everything…read moretaste of strong rosemary, turkey dry, stuffing nasty, just everything...never again !

Love everything about this place. Fantastic people. Love, love, love this place. Can't believe…read morethey can fit that much stuff in that little store.

I don't get why nobody reviewed this place. This place is technically located on Summer Street, but…read moredoes border W Harris. This is right next to Zoe Barnum High School. This has a lot of Southeastern Asian things since it is a Hmong Market, and over the years, bought a lot of stuff. I had bought Pandan flavoring, Thai Cakes, Pocky, Hello Pandas, Yan - Yans, etc. They have a lot of stuff here. This was my very first Asian market that I have been. Staff is very friendly. Greets with a warm welcome. This place have lots of cooking supplies, instant noodles, Yan-Yans, fish, lots of canned goods, some hair products, and more. I took one star off becuase, there stock had became less diverse as I went there. Which I take that as business not doing well. But I will still recommend this place to get some Asian things.

Been there twice, Nice store and employees. Quite a bit of snacks to choose from. Good place to go…read moreif you only need some snacks. I like going here.

It's nice to have near by for quick buys. Attracts some colorful folk. Not as bad as the store on…read moreWabash.