“ this parsley was purchased on Oct 31. today is Dec 1. it only cost $1 more than at a fred meyer or a safeway. this is why i need to support markets like the Sno-Isle Co-Op. parsley would never look like this from the big box grocers. ”

“ I needed a few things for my 5 day stay in Everette, and I found this grocery store. It was like a mini Whole Foods. If I ever visit again, I'll be back. ”

“ Always the perfect selection. Would like to see them carry more cuts of lamb. Very friendly staff. ”

“ Sno Isle co-op is my favorite place to go for Many things!;they have a great variety even though They are small! Love this little market ”

“ I am here 2-3 times per week and love it. It's not so big that I get lost in there. I get in and out. The staff are friendly and fun. The produce is always fresh looking. Some of the prices are higher than chain grocery stores, but it's local. I'm not spending gas to go far and the food isn't coming from half way around the world. I am so thankful to have this co-op in the community. ”

“ Since I frolic and play so much to this Co-op it is due time for an updated review! I am happy to report, fellow yelping friends, I am a proud owner of Sno-Isle Food Co-op. The perks and all the feel good feels I leave with when frequenting this establishment does the heart good. The heady smells, the yummy treats, and the self care this place brings me feeds my heart and soul- does the body wonders! I cherish places like these and want to support them in any possible way. If you are ever in the area and want to treat yourself, I can't recommend Sno-Isle enough! Buy yourself some tasty baked goods, some soup, fresh produce, or maybe some local coffee beans, or even a soothing herbal tea. ”

“ Sno-Isle Co-op is a sparkling mini oasis in Everett's sea of Safeways, QFCs, Wincos, Fred Meyers, and Grocery Outlets. I've been the member of many co-ops, and Sno-Isle is the smallest one I've ever been to. It's tiny but mighty. I appreciate how they put their money where their mouths are in support of social and local causes. This month you can round up at the register to support community organizations such at Friends of the Everett Library, animal rescues, foster families, and communities of color. I also appreciate the friendliness of the staff and the extra measures in place to protect the health of staff and visitors. They include: X marks on the floor leading to the cash register, an attendant outside the front door to monitor capacity, clean hand baskets and carts, an attendant in the bulk section (or gloves and a sign that asks shoppers to keep their distance), and plastic dividers between the cashier and those checking out. The store is small and the selection of vitamins and supplements is limited but there's still cool stuff to be found such as toiletries, incense, soap, kitchen wares, and my favorite vanilla, Singing Dog Vanilla Bean Paste. There is a selection of deli and ready-made food items (which I haven't tried yet), and several frozen food cases. We've enjoyed selecting unique brews from their walk-in beer fridge and received great suggestions from an enthusiastic produce worker. I've also called to ask questions and have always received cheerful and friendly help. One section where the Co-op shines is their selection of produce. Once we tried a head of cabbage from the Co-op we never looked back. It was sweet to the core and fresh off the farm. The young lady stocking it told us where it came from but I don't remember. What's important is that she knew! That said, we can't buy everything we normally shop for here, but we often buy at the Co-op first and then buy what we couldn't get here elsewhere. Stop by and give them some love! ”

“ This store in the north end does both provide great things to the community and sell great, healthy & nourishing things. Coming up to the front, the mahogany/dark cherry exterior kind of percolates through the interior in a neat way. It feels pleasantly spacious for a small co-op. They have plenty of variety of many common healthy staples across all the usual spectrum (household, toiletries, snacks, milks, cereals, produce, bulk, etc). Love the plentiful selection of organics (side reminder: plenty of [small] farmers use organic practices but don't pay for certifications). For snacks, go for Beanfields. For prepared foods, look for Lotus Foods, King Soba, etc. I don't use a tub at home but whenever I stay in the area, I always make sure my hotel room has a tub in it so that I can use some awesome bath salts to get my cleanse on. Plenty of nearby street parking. Staff is very pleasant and laid back. ”

“ Best place to get my groceries Local , sustainable and they care about everything important They have an awesome deli too So grateful to be a member ”