Rainbow Foods

"Rainbow Food has been a game-changer in my health journey. I've lost 50-60 lbs since January, and a big credit goes to their diverse offerings. Prices are reasonable, with a few fancy exceptions. BYO bottle for oil and and let them weigh it and save while getting the fancy oil. Bring a jar and buy spices by the ounce to save there too. The occasional North Douglas chocolate cake is transcendent, and they offer tasty, healthy snacks like dried mango. The fresh bread beats frozen alternatives barged in any day. Highly recommend!"

"Nice food co-op, with community feel. Has bulk bins and a focus on healthy, organic food. We even found sunscreen here (though not any mainstream commercial brands). Rainbow foods is a few extra blocks past city center, but if you need some grocery items, this is the place. Prices are somewhat high because it's in Alaska, but this store probably has most food items you might need. Compare with a local version of Sprouts."

"This is a great health food and organic food store. I love that I am able to get fresh organic produce in my neighborhood. This place is so awesome!"

"It is always a special treat for me to visit this store whenever I am downtown. It's like a mini version of whole foods or Sprouts. I love buying Farro in bulk and they have a pretty good selection of other bulk grains, nuts and other goodies. They have a small selection of prepared food such as salads and even veggie burgers. Check out their cheese selections while you are there. They have hard to find cheeses like St. Andre and Mt. Tam. Also, great place to find hygiene products that are clean, no chemicals. The staff is always pleasant. Go check it out."

"Wonderful community grocery store! Delicious homemade food in the salad bar. Also, the store is stocked full of organic and natural foods! Appears to be on top of a church, which threw us for a loop, but it was worth the trip! The homemade broccoli soup was stellar!"