Moscow Food Coop Reviews

Long time member and over the years our co op has declined in competitive pricing as well as quality/healthy deli options. You'd be better off with any fast food chain rather than the filler (bread, pasta, chicken scratch) that they serve here. And it used to taste excellent. Whoever manages the deli now needs to have their taste buds examined. And if you burn a pizza, which is an almost every Friday occurrence, have the common sense to not try selling it to your members. The only thing holding this co op together is the quality fresh veggies, eggs, meat and dairy offered thanks to the surrounding community growers and producers. And the pizza pictured was not only burnt but somehow had soggy/mushy crust reminsent of sour milk soaked styrofoam with a hint of char. Mmmmm, the kind of food I devour when I hate myself. Makes me contemplate phycological evaluation with the amount of bites taken.

Why not visit the Co-op? I've been going here since high school for a mixture of things anywhere from a small can of hard to find soda to organic cheeses and soap. You can become a member which is helpful for long term shoppers. The food court is nice with a lot of options depending on what time you visit. The parking is full a lot of the time so be prepared to park on the street on a busy day. Prices are high but most of their products are organic or all natural. They source lots of items locally which is a positive for people looking to support the local community. It's also just a nice place to hang out and meet with like minded people.

Their sign is a lie. It says they welcome everyone, but they threw my sister in law out because she was unmasked for a valid reason. Moscow Food Coop will never get my business again, nor will they ever have the privilege of selling my products, even though I would have considered it at one time.

If you're looking for a local, responsibly run grocer this is the place to go. They have a good selection of bulk items (including local honey), and a variety of food items that are made by hand in-store. Their prices certainly aren't the best, but it is generally worth it!

Best cupcakes and cookies ever! Kind of spendy but worth it.

Love love love the co-op!! We get most of our groceries here. High quality products, great range of options, and very helpful staff. The rotating fresh produce is also very well stocked. Everything has been very clean each time we ve been.

The best place to get quality groceries in Moscow. Lots of organic and local options are the highlights. Good coffee bar and - best of all - really nice people to help you. You don't have to be a member, but you get some pretty good deals for your $10 per year, so it's worth it. If you live in Moscow, try it out. It won't be your only store, but it's great for high quality - and, yes, reasonably priced for what you get - food.