Sunny Farms Country Store

Just moved to Sequim and have been spoiled for years by Whole Foods in Campbell, CA. I like this store a lot but I wish they carried more organic meats and produce. This is a wonderful market and I believe people who shop here are willing to pay a bit more for healthful food.
I especially like the «day old» section where you can pick up yesterday’s left-​overs for a fraction of their original price. Their gift section is a must visit, especially for those looking to buy something unique with a local flavor (cards, soaps, etc).
Fun store and I enjoy stopping here several times a week.

**This is for the DELI ONLY… And really only one person in the deli…**
So, apparently there’s a deli Nazi that needs to be avoided. Upon placing a phone order, the perfectly friendly order taker asked when I’d like to pick my 5 sandwiches up. I replied that it wasn’t a rush, and when would they be ready? She said half an hour.
I arrived about 50 minutes later to find that they weren’t yet ready. No big deal, I could see they were swamped. As I waited patiently near the deli for their completion, SHE came out from behind the counter to let me know they really need more time to get orders ready, and that I basically shouldn’t be so unreasonable about expecting them to be ready so quickly. I, having not uttered a single word of complaint, nor even produced a slight frown, was dumbfounded. She stormed away as I tried to get a word in edgewise. Fortunately, the sandwiches were ready moments later. Unfortunately, after proceeding on our road trip, I found that my roast beef with cheddar on sourdough was missing the roast beef and cheddar.
This place couldn’t have taken a bigger nose dive. The glimmer in my eyes has faded away, and my automatic giddiness at rolling through Sequim, seeing «Sunny Farms» looming on the horizon is no more. Thanks, mean deli lady. You ruined my life… or at least my lunch.

Fresh veggies,.mests, fish, deli, fruits, supplements. Also, attached green house, plants, pet supplies. We stop by here 2 to 3 times a week. Crowded isles at times but still great service.

We were visiting the area from Chicago and wanted to make dinner at home one night so we needed a few things and this seemed like the place to go. And wow, it sure was.
It’s a very tiny store, but it stilll had everything from homemade dressings, a great selection of fruits/​meat/​vegetables, a small coffee area inside, desserts, great cheeses, and just about anything else that you could want, aside from junk food.
Whole Foods, get over yourself, if Chicago had one of these, it would be my go-​to.

Love this place! Has been a favorite road trip stop since childhood. Back then we always had to grab one of the huge deli pickles, and today, 20 years later, was no different! The other deli items, (particularly the case of hot meats) are awesome and reasonably priced. We also stocked up on my favorite honeycrisp apples for only $ 1.29/lb! The staff are pleasant and eager to assist. Will definitely be back to continue the family tradition.

This place is sooooo great. Wonderfully fresh produce & meat & some seafood. Good selection of health food products & regular stuff. Great selection of vitamins & supplements. A little pricey but worth it. Don’t buy my staples here unless looking for green or healthy stuff. Super friendle & great deli

Great place to get fresh meat, some seafood & produce. Nice selection of organic foods including honey & peanut butter in their natural food selection area.
Best part is their Deli with custom made to order sandwiches.
Tip: make sure you grab & fill out the sandwich form on the counter to hand it to someone in Deli for your order. Not the best customer service, but they make great sandwiches. Be sure to check your order as sometimes they call out names & others pick up.
Great place. They just need to smile more.

Sunny Farms reminds me of Seattle’s Pike Place Market. They have fresh organic produce, flowers, fresh meats and seafood. It can get crowded when they’re busy but it’s ok, I usually know what I want so I can get in and out pretty quickly. The deli always has great looking food, makes me want to order everything!

What a great store. Old fashioned and with items you will never find at a chain grocery.

SUPER STUFFED AND CROWDED. EXPENSIVE ITEMS. Reasonably priced produce though, for the most part.
I like it that they sell organic and mostly all natural stuff.
Love some of their deli items, like the Sweet pickle pasta, Really Rotini (super good) and the Mediterranean Pasta.
Their wraps are hella tasty too. Oh yeah and the deviled eggs, yum. And the pizza. And oh my God the Ranch. Their amazingly tasty ranch. And their natural soda.
The guy that works in the deli is super cool.
Its pretty awesome that they have planted herbs you can buy.
Just not too fond of the atmosphere, don’t know how to describe it, just a little weird.

This store has remained our favorite natural market, beautiful produse, meats, nursery plants, supplements, deli, cookies:) I could go on, don’t miss it if you are heading up the peninsula.

We hit this market every time we are in town. Beautiful fresh produce and great cuts of meat. Great prices, too.

Loved this place! If I lived is Sequim, this would be my grocery store! They had everything I needed but they didn’t have aisles and aisles of junkfood and useless crap unlike every other large grocery store.
I even had a sandwich here which was very tasty. Would definitely recommend this place for grocery shopping and getting a Sequim-​paced (slow-​paced) bite to eat.

I visited Sunny Farms Country Store when I was in Sequim back in July. I am originally from the Midwest and to put it simply, you just cannot find stores like Sunny Farms out in the Midwest. I fell in love with this place! They have absolutely everything I needed and a very wide variety. The staff was super friendly and the store was packed! Which just told me that many other people feel the same. They have so many organic products, and offer bulk products as well which I loved. (rice, oats, granola, teas, etc. I highly recommend Sunny Farms and I will be back there again!

Oh wow I don’t even know where to begin when discussing sunny farms and all the history I have for this wonderful grocery/​farmers market. If you’re from the area you’ve definitely been here for fresh produce, free range meat, or anything organic really.
The places been locally owned since its beginning, and very little has been done to change it except expand the walls little bit, but it’s still a cramped store. You can get a cart if you want to but I highly recommend just going with a basket.
You must try the sandwich if you are in at lunch time, and certainly check out shill the fresh produce and meat… You won’t be disappointed… unless you like shopping at Wal-​Mart, then you will be really disappointed.
Checking out can be a tad confusing… Just pick a line, smile, and stick with it!

This is about 2 miles outside of Sequim. It reminds me of a miniature Whole Foods. Many organic products. Also gluten-​free all kinds of specialty items. Very moderately priced would highly recommend it. Such an un-​typical grocery store.

Sunny Farms is the most popular heath food store in town but not necessarily the best. The store is actually in an old barn which is just plane cool… but you pay for it if you come durning rush hour when things can get crowded fast! While Sunny Farms has a lot more «stuff» then Nash’s or County Aire a lot of it is just filler as far as actual heath food goes. The one thing that makes them really stand out is the meat department which is very big and extensive. The deli here makes some decent sandwiches and wraps but don’t try the espresso it’s terrible!

After eating in restaurants too many times on our honeymoon we just wanted to split a sandwich before we headed up to Hurricane Ridge. They can make that happen. Hooray!
The sandwich was inexpensive, less than $ 5, probably because the meat was kinda skimpy. There’s a checkbox on the sandwich order form for extra meat which I’d probably recommend if you want a bit more protein.
We also picked up an assortment of healthy-​ish snacks and a few giant cookies. We thus declare Sunny Farms to be a perfectly useful pre-​park picnic loading zone.

GO HERE.
that’s about it.
okay, but seriously, GO HERE. fantastic selection of produce, meat and organic food. there’s a deli with delicious salads and made-​to-​order sandwiches and you can get a frozen yogurt to lick while you shop. support your local farmers and GO HERE.
did i mention the fact that you should GO HERE? no? oh. well in that case, GO HERE.

What a find!
We were on our way to the Olympic National Park and wanted something light, fresh and healthy to eat. We noticed this cute little country market on our way there and decided to look around.
The first thing I noticed was the fresh meat and produce. Everything geared towards good health and well being. It somewhat reminded me of a smaller «Whole Foods».
At the deli, we couldn’t quite figure out their ordering process. No one offered assistance and there was no menu available. We were beginning to think they didn’t provide sandwiches! lol Finally, we found someone and asked for assistance. She handed us an order form, similar to «Great Harvest», where you select your bread, meat, veggies and sauce. Yum! I love when they pack on the sprouts!
My only concern was the service. I didn’t feel welcomed and they weren’t very friendly, sad. :(Don’t let that stop you from visiting. The food is good and, who knows, I could have stopped by on a bad day???