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May 2024 by Christopher Van Putten
Cute little co-op with a great variety of organic products!
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April 2024 by dancers3
Not cheap but a great treat to shop here when I canWednesday farmers market is great with so many fresh itemsLove mushrooms, sprouts galore, seed breads, and they have loads of bulk items in store. No snarky employees yay! Get a green smoothie to die forAt the cart out front.
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April 2024 by Elizabeth Wing
Adorable place with a great selection - predictably expensive, but their produce is eligible for double-up SNAP foodbucks
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April 2024 by Weiming Hu
This store is like a supply and marketing cooperative. It sells everything. Honey, vinegar, and syrup are all retail. When buying, the empty bottles are weighed (tare) first, and then the weight is deducted when paying. In spring, I also buy various seedlings and fertilizers.
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March 2024 by Lion Heart Kombucha
Great quality local produce and groceries! We love the local cooperative market in town.
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March 2024 by Alison C
Amazing bulk selection - I needed slivered almonds, dried currants, and whole cardamom pods for a recipe and it was awesome to only have to make one stop here! Super friendly environment, great place to discover local and sustainable products.
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March 2024 by Leighta Lehto
People's Co-op is the best shopping experience, a total gem! I wish it was the standard for every grocery store. Of course, I want the best sensory experience when I'm shopping so I really appreciate the lower lighting, quieter atmosphere, and cozy vibes of People's. The bulk section is ev.er.y.thing! The aisles are a bit narrow if it's busier, but you can't beat the variety of food, body care options and the ambiance of the place!
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March 2024 by Carmel Breathnach
Love this place. Been shopping here for years. Delighted they have halva here and it's the best kind - only 2 ingredients and organic. Also, Hummingbird hazelnuts and several items I can't find anywhere else.
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February 2024 by J Z
Wonderful bulk food section. Produce section great!!
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February 2024 by A Best
Love this little neighborhood gem. Excellent grocery selection for its size and an amazingly wide bulk section- including nuts, seeds, grains/beans/pastas and spices, as well as bulk soaps and cleaning supplies. We love living nearby and knowing if we need something, we’re likely to find it at the co-op. We also love the peace of mind that comes from their focus on sourcing from sustainable and fair trade suppliers (local when possible). It's a lovely space with welcoming and helpful staff.
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February 2024 by James Perry
For some reason, the checkout clerks are always noticeably unkind to me. And noticeably as in as soon as I walk away, I noticed their tone change with the next customer. Co-ops are not supposed to endorse classism or whatever form of discrimination you were trying to push by providing this unwelcome atmosphere, and if you can’t change that I’ll gladly grocery shop someplace else ?
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January 2024 by Jessica Robbins
Good store
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January 2024 by Bee Talmadge
Every neighborhood should have a People’s Co-op.
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January 2024 by Forest Burdette
Quaint & friendly shop for grocery essentials and healthy/vegan options. Probably not a one-stop-shop, but there's enough for most quick trips.
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December 2023 by Steve B.
If they were legit and a co-op of the people, when their members voted to allow meat to be sold in the market, they would have followed through and provided at the very least frozen meat from local farmers. A much smaller co-op in Brooklyn is capable of this, but when asked why People's doesn't sell meat, all you will get is a litany of excuses. Democracy has no place here. Masks are still required in mornings years after the pandemic. I couldn't care less if someone working there wants to wear a mask, but unless the State is mandating masks I feel like this policy goes way too far for customers. During the pandemic this was appropriate but no longer. The produce is very good, bulk grains and other food stuffs great prices and good quality. Canned foods and other products are very high priced. There's eggs and milk, but at outrageous prices. With inflation, even people who eat meat should have a local market that can provide bulk meats from local purveyors at reasonable prices. People's fails to provide some of the most basic foods.
