Northcoast Co-op

If I were stuck on an island with a billion dollars, I would buy this store and have it flown over, somehow...
The bulk section is HUGE!! They have so much bulk. The only thing I really wanted but could not find we're dates, but I bought some of the dried bananas and they were delicious. It's a rich vegans paradise, except I'm not rich and paradise shouldn't cost so much. They were missing some key things, like more types of sorbet and BBQ sauce. I know, weird combo...
The salad bar was basically non-existent when I went. They had vegan chocolate cake and vegan vanilla cupcakes at the bakery. Oh, and the figs were really cheap. $4+ is cheap for organic figs, at least where I'm from.
In bulk they had coffee, tea, spices, flour, tons of granola, nuts and seeds, dried fruit, candy, and more.

It was everything we needed on our road trip. It has a deli with a wide selection, clearly labeled vegan items (and lots of free samples!), and tables so we could eat there (as well as free wifi). There were many vegan baked goods (Sarah B’s vegan chocolate things were amazing!) and the staff were knowledgeable about what was vegan. The staff were very friendly and people in the store seemed generally happy. The grocery section had a wide selection and we found everything we needed for the next few days of our road trip.

First of all I consider this place a must-see tourist attraction for all those who are into healthy eating! The produce section spans half the store and has so many organic and local options. The deli has the best make-your-own sandwiches and salad bar. All of the per-prepared foods at the deli are made with love and have plenty of herbivore/carnivore/omnivore delicious option. This is a grocery store, so visit to grab a bite for lunch or breakfast.

I dropped by on my way through town around 6pm on Saturday, looking for some dinner to take with me. No prepared food available, nothing in the bakery, empty looking salad bar. Food may be good, but down plan on getting food for dinner!