Seattle in the winter is an amazing place to be and as always has a lot to offer. Like trying a sourdough shop. No matter what you’re looking for, there is always something that you can do. But with the holidays fast approaching and holiday party planning lingering on your mind. It can be hard to enjoy all the wintery goodness Seattle has to offer. If you don’t know where to get all the best food for your next holiday party, we have you covered. With some must-visit locally owned grocery stores in Seattle.
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1) Town and Country Markets
Located near the heart of downtown Ballard, Town and Country Markets is where you can find everything you need. With all the best local produce, the freshest meat and fish, this locally owned family business is one of the best in the city. When you aren’t looking for good at your next party, stop in for fresh salad and hot bar.
2) West Seattle Thriftway
Proudly independent and family owned, West Seattle Thriftway has a wide selection of unique items that will please any chef. You’ll find natural and organics in every category as well as all the essentials for your everyday life. With a staff passionate about food, you’ll soon be returning week after week for your grocery shopping.
3) Leschi Market
A full-service grocery store, Leschi Market also specializes in meats and wine. Making this a place you don’t want to miss out on. A family owned business that has been a part of the community for decades means they know exactly what is needed when it comes to their patrons.
4) Salmonberry Goods
With a passion to change the world, Salmonberry Goods only has the highest quality foods. Delivering organic family farm produce and the best sourdough bread in the city. They are bringing the people and the farmers closer together to help create a world they want.
5) Central Co-Op
Central Co-Op has been apart of the community since 1978 with several locations throughout the city. Set as a launching pad for neighborhood small business and makers, as well as local farmers, fishermen, and ranchers. All of them coming together to build a space with all of the best the city has to offer.
Now that we’ve given you some of our favorite locally owned grocery stores to help you with your holiday planning this holiday season, be sure to let us know which are your favorites. Head down to the comments and tell us if we mentioned one of your favorite places to visit.
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