The Food Co-op

Another example of the Pacific Northwest's excellent food co-ops with all sorts of local produce. Delicious soups, a small deli and oatmeal breakfasts available. Mornings also bring out the scrumptious $1 bran muffins (although they do contain some dairy). During the warmer seasons check out the Port Townsend Farmers' Market, which are stunningly good for local produce, especially mushrooms!
Updated from previous review on Tuesday January 11, 2011

This is one of my favorite co-ops, and I've been to quite a few. It has a good atmosphere and friendly staff. The aisles are nice and wide, and they have a good selection of products. If you're in PT, don't miss it!

I love this place, and always visit whenever I go home to Washington. I think it has an absolutely wonderful deli. I eat a large amount of raw foods, and their deli always has a few really great choices, like the sunny slather, and either a raw lasanga or raw pizza, along with a juice and smoothie bar. I'm also a huge fan of the bye-bye birdie, a tempeh salad that is rich and satisfying. Another must is the rice and beans which is only $1.50, you can't get much better than that. As for the rest of the store, it has a wonderful produce section with a good amount of local items from Nash's Farm.

if you're going for grocery shopping, you're in luck. this is one of the largest co-ops i've been in aside from the pccs. the deli though, very disappointing. only a couple live food options along with the traditional deli offerings. nothing inspiring, very little vegan choices, no sandwitch bar (a couple of non veg premade sandwitches) and their hummus is terrible. great for shopping, but don't go hungry.