Neighbors Market

I’m so happy that my new job is just around the block from this great market. The items sold are all local! Something that means a lot to an aspiring local business owner. The sense of community is palpable and I’m always greeted with a warm smile by the owner or an employee.
I love the new «under $ 5 lunches» that are all made with local, fresh ingredients. I crave this type of food but often times don’t have time to go all the way home to get it. This is an excellent and affordable option for me.
My only wish is for this market to get more community support so this small business can grow. Keep up the good work, Neighbors Market!

So happy to have this market close by. Real honey, fresh baked goods, raw milk, GF/​V snacks, local eggs and more of the staples I need that can’t be found at the big box markets.
Wonderfully knowledgable staff.
«How to» classes from preserving to cheese making.
You get a nice sense of community in here. One is reminded that voting with your dollars to keep good people empowered is important work.

This little market has become a staple for us. Granted, the selection varies and can be inconsistent, but so is local, sustainable food. You just need to have an open mind and buy what is available. I will never ever go back to grocery store meat– it’s that good– and the dairy products are all amazing. Excellent, local, sustainable and delicious. What’s not to like?

I really like Neighbors Market. We order Blue Valley Meats online and they deliver to Neighbors where they hold it till we come and pick it up. They also stock a few goodies that I don’t know where to find at too many other places, and since I’m already going there about once a month anyway it’s nice to pickup a few unusual items like bee pollen, raw honey, raw whipping cream and other dairy, mushroom powder, organic multicolored popcorn and things like that.
The folks are really nice and the prices seem reasonable on most items.

I was pleasantly surprised to find this store in the wasteland for local/​natural foods that is Vancouver. East of 205 does not count (too far to drive). Initially I was put off by the moderate prices & selection, but I paid closer attention. Prices are in-​line with convenience & supporting local growers and producers. Lynn, the owner, always makes an effort to add products not currently offered. She even will direct you to her sources if she is our of stock. This is a business model that deserves our loyalty and support. Joseph & Miles

So, my sister has been on a homesteading kick for the past year. It’s been fun and interesting to observe from a far… until she gifted me with a cheese making kit. I like a challenge and I like cheese. Actually, I pretty much love cheese. We’re close.
This ignited my search for raw milk and landed me in this very cool market. They had exactly what I needed… 2 gallons of raw goat milk! They also had a huge and impressive collection of local produce, baked goods and sustainable products. This is a great place to explore new products and support the local farmers. It’s easy to get distracted by all of the cool products that you won’t find in your chain markets.
More importantly, the raw goat milk was awesome and I made some amazing mozzarella and ricotta! I was super pleased with the freshness and quality. Just a great market to check out… cheese or no cheese.

I am very glad we have this market in town. I appreciate the wholesome foods and the great prices on whole milk. Thank you for being here! Mike

I want something like this to succeed in the Couve, really I do. There is a real need for a sustainable, organic grocery store in West ‘Couve.or anything besides the crappy Safeway on Main. I’ve been in dozens of times, and I often walk out with nothing. Either a) they don’t have what I’m looking for, or b) the prices are outrageous. There is nothing here to make a meal from, and its way too expensive for staples, so I’m not sure what the draw would be… maybe the beer. The selection there is quite good for that. Anyway, I hope that something like this can succeed in up/​downtown Vancouver.

This charming little market just popped up in the Downtown Vancouver Washing area a few months ago. I have watched it grow week by week, hoping that the owner, Lynn Krogseng, would find a way to make it flourish.
It looks like she has made it and I hope that her little market can pass the test of time. All of the products that she sells are local, healthy, sustainable, and organic if at all possible. I see it like a farmers market that is open every day.
Everything I have seen in the market has been fresh and healthy. I frequently see an eclectic mix of patrons in the store buying ingredients for that night’s dinner.
I have yet to find a better selection of mushrooms, local produce, or freshly baked bread.
Don’t miss out. Places like this can be very fragile. If you like this type of thing, then you need to drop by today. The more we show our support, the more likely this store will be around for us to enjoy!