Olympia Food Coop - Olympia - Photo album

Wide variety of products. Some of which I'd never seen before. Staff are all very kind and knowledgeable. The produce is locally sourced so its super fresh. I asked about fresh burdock greens. They only had the root and told me they would ask the farm they get the roots from if they can get greens f

I love this place! Staff/member owners are friendly and knowledgeable. This tiny shop has almost everything. My number one requirement for a grocery is that they have a variety of fresh produce. This place not only checks that box, but surprises me all the time with their selection and sale prices o

Great local food coop. Give the volunteer cashiers a bit of a break, they’re working for free to make your organic sand local foods more affordable! It may not be fancy, but it’s one of the best food coops in the country.

Wonderful produce, great pre-made food, respectable non-perishables and snacks. Membership is incredibly cheap, and the food is not THAT much more expensive than big chain stores. Some, but not as much as people might think. This is pretty much the only place I regularly get groceries.

We prefer the location in the west Olympia area. The Pacific avenue location was very busy, and the staff were not very friendly while moving through the aisles. The place felt small and inconvenient even though the west side location is actually smaller. Overall, we love the co-op and will shop th

I used to volunteer here. Many of the workers her were nice enough but for the most part I didn't feel like volunteers like myself were respected as most of the regular workers paid little heed to our efforts. There was a sense of a "good ol' boy" atmosphere despite the best efforts of a few people

They almost always have everything I need. Customer service is great, they're very helpful if you can't find something. The quality of the products they carry is top notch.

I was in the co-op movement back in the 1970s--worked for one, belonged to three, so I can say from experience: These guys are doing it right. The grocery business is tough; adding social responsibility, commitment to organic nutritious food, transparency, democratic process, etc., etc., etc., can m