New Seasons Market

Great breakfast options at a good price. If you get there in the morning you will likely catch a good amount of business owners networking.

This is my favorite new seasons location. I’ve been going here since they opened and do most of my grocery shopping here. Clean and (mostly) friendly staff, good selection and decent prices. I would recommend this store to anyone, with one caveat — STEER CLEAR of Carrie L! She’s one of the cashiers, and she’s an annoying combination of incompetent and rude. All of the other cashiers are super nice, but not Carrie L. Avoid her line at all costs. You’ll either end up with groceries all over the ground on your way home, or a combative attitude when you politely request a double bag for a heavy load. Carrie L. is clearly a very unhappy person, and the personification of poor customer service. Her grumpiness is intolerable. Other staff members have always been great, friendly, nice. Just hope you don’t cross paths with Carrie L… A B in epic proportions.

New Season’s slogan is «the friendliest store in town» and their Beaverton location truly embodies that and more. Tom, the check stand man, happens to be a master in «making your day». I’ve not only witnessed him take the time to thank someone for shopping at New Seasons, but have been the recipient of his kindness at the checkout stand. Superior customer service and the good energy is abundant led by «Tom Tom», the «friendliest man and the friendliest store in town.»

I love New Seasons it’s great for healthy foods that the grocery stores don’t carry. Such as Nutritional yeast, a tempeh patty, or millet flour. They’re always clean and friendly. Although a bit on the pricey side, but not as pricey as Whole Foods!
Love the no paper receipt they’ll email it to you instead!

Yes! I love their food section. Amazingly delicious organic food for really good prices. And everything is plastic free and sustainable down to the receipts. Try their wok section or come here for breakfast for lots of yummy options!

They have:
Meat case in the back (Butcher)
Bakery (They make their bread daily)
Grocery Store with Organic/​Vegan/​vegetarian/​Lactose free/​Gluten free options.
A cafeteria with the seating option of both inside and outside
Deli
A bar for wine and beers that you can sit and enjoy some wine tasting or have your own favorite beer.
Florist with many exotic flowers I love.
A section dedicated to a varieties of tea, coffee, chocolate, cereal, dairy product (Lactose included), eggs est. It keeps going. They have items you wouldn’t normally find at a grocery store. So if its something unique like quail eggs try this place.
The prices are a little high I will admit that but the quality given is wonderful. It’s very refreshing and there are plenty of organic foods there for many different individuals. This is coming from someone who is Lactose intolerant. Their breads are amazing and cooked that day. There have been times where we have gone and its a good hour or so old bread but we usually take it home and pop it in the oven and its still wonderful. Their meat case in the back of the store is also a wonderful selection. We always go by and see what different variety of meats they have. Their fresh beef jerky and pepperoni sticks are awesome. Next to the meat case there is a freezer with venison and other unique meets like duck. They have all kinds of selections of organic food and I really enjoy the ambiance when I come in. Their floral arrangement outside is a ladies fantasy, all kinds of exotic flowers perfect for an bouquet. The only concern I have here is the cashiers are not that friendly, not mean, but they don’t tend to be chipper or smile at most of their customers. However, I think the meat case in the back those guys really make up for it, they are all energetic and fun to talk to. If my review isn’t clear on how awesome this place is all you have to do is go by this store and see how packed the parking lot is throughout the day.

I really love this place, but I wish it wasn’t so pricey! :(I love how clean it is, the layout, etc. I absolutely love grocery shopping and I could spend hours inside this place. Everyone’s super friendly and helpful too! Their Denver steak is delicious as well! And their rotisserie paprika garlic chicken, nomz! I need a better paying job to shop here, haha! Also they have the best dog treat selection as well! They carry the I and love you venison treats that my pup goes crazy for!

Here with pack 122 wolf den for a nutrition class. Awesome that new season’s is geared towards positive community development.

New Seasons deserves so much praise!
Charming, helpful people who are cheerful and pleasant to talk to, local products and produce (produce is beautiful), and a great selection of prepared foods. I never shop here without having a meal, both to multitask and purely for the deliciousness of the food. Tonight: warm and creamy tomato bisque and a custom made ham and cheese panini from the stellar sandwich bar. I can’t wait to go back (which seems to happen 2 – 3 times a week, whether I «need» something or not.)

I went to two Targets looking for a product (non-​consumable, non-​perishable) that sold for $ 29.99 there. The first one, was out of stock, while the second one didn’t even carry it at all. Did a little Googling to see what other stores sold a box of this product. I found it at New Seasons… for $ 41.99. That is 40% higher than if I bought it at Target. WTF. Egregiously over priced.

This New Seasons is way bigger than the one I am used to in Hillsboro. It has everything mine does, as well as a huge salad bar and lunch area. I’m impressed.
We found everything we needed when stopping in. I think I would prefer going to this location if it was closer.

Funny how you get use to ‘your own’ store. I was visiting my daughter in Beaverton and thought we would check out this New Seasons Market.
It is not as ‘cozy’ as other New Seasons that I have been to or I shop at on a regular bases. It is much brighter and the displays are not as appealing. Seems a little cold, if you know what I mean. Pretty much a grocery store that is overprice.
Just did not draw me to spend money here. Of course the prices are the same as ‘my’ New Seasons, but I would spend the same money there then at this one. I seem to expect a certain customer service at a New Seasons Market then a typical store. It is what I am use to. Asking if you need help. Checkers that are all smiles, pleasant, they talk to you…
We passed a couple of employees here and expected eye contact and a hello. No, neither! I was surprised. Really surprised!
I did end up spending money here only because we were thirsty. We got a ‘hello” from the checker. No smile. I took our drinks and looked back as my daughter was taking the receipt. The check just looked mean. Not one smile. My daughter even mention how she was not welcoming at all.

Pretty good variety of organic products and produce and very friendly staff.
No big complaints, but also no big hoorahs (other than they’re not quite as expensive as Whole Foods Market, from my personal experience).

New Seasons is the place I go for my picnic needs. There’s a great selection of prepared salads, cheese, olives, cured meat, bread, and dessert. My daughter got herself a strong coconut matcha latte from the coffee staff. Today, the demonstration kitchen staff was at work for an appreciative small crowd. New Season’s wines are surprisingly reasonably priced. Anyway, there’s so much variety, I would be hard pressed to not find good new eats with each visit.

I used to come here to get burritos often. Lately not as much. They are usually nice here and its a good experience. I get burritos here less often lately because once in a while I’ll get a rude person. Between having to deal with a rude person and having all of the ingredients thrown on my burrito without thought and rolled in a way that it just falls apart when I get home, I usually try to find somewhere else to go first. I should also mention that these bad attendants will also not put full scoops of ingredients on your burrito if they are running low. There have been a few times I left from there with a tiny burrito because they are trying to conserve ingredients to get through the night. It seems really unfair to the customer.
That said, the ingredients for the burrito are DELICIOUS. Its my favorite thing to eat in the area. The nice attendants are great people and actually care about your feed when preparing it. One in particular is named something like «Lei Mai.» I’d point out the attendants to avoid but they don’t usually where their name tags: /​
When you get the right burrito bar attendant, its definitely worth it, 5 stars for sure.

When we are juggling an extra full day with a game or an activity in the evening, we come here for a delicious, fast dinner that’s been slow cooked. I typically get soup, but tonight I couldn’t pass up the red curry pork. It was the perfect answer to this evening’s stormy weather – price $ 3.76. My son loves the bento and has yet to stray from that choice – it’s expensive at $ 10, so he only gets it once a month or less.
Eating in the little café sitting area is agreeable– it’s pleasant with the floor to ceiling windows, has comfy wooden chairs and free wifi. Always clean, well stocked and staffed with friendly helpful people, this is an easy stop and respite before the next activity.

So, with the New Year come and gone, I stepped on the scale. Uh oh. All this eating and Unilocaling has, shall we say, added a touch to the waistline. Reviewing food is fun, but sometimes I’d like a little less of it following me around afterwards, if you know what I mean.
It’s time to start getting healthy. Again. At least that’s what I tell myself around this time every year. And along with that, time to seek out all those great healthy-​food-​focused markets and put my culinary skills to work on cooking lighter and healthier at home.
Enter New Seasons Market. Now, I’m not a newbie here. I’ve been shopping at New Seasons (mostly their Orenco location) for many years. But since a weekly company team meeting puts me sipping coffee at Panera bread across the lot, this location is mighty convenient, and I can’t honestly make the worn-​out excuse that healthy food purchases are too far out of my way.
I could best describe New Seasons as being Whole Foods for poor (er) people, with half the pretension and fewer Priuses in the lot. The place isn’t cheap by any means, but it lacks that nose-​in-​the-​air hoity-​toity that seems to accompany a Whole Foods visit. Namaste.
And yet, when I walk through those automatic sliding glass doors at a New Seasons, I feel a breath of fresh «yeah, see, I’m a good person who cares about my health». Quick dodge to the right where they’re tasting olives, or bread, or cheese, or wine, or whatever. Perfect. Just what I needed to make me just hungry enough.
Hang a left and hit the produce section. This week, I’m on a beet kick. I don’t know why. Maybe it’s just that beets are terribly healthy, and in their own unique way, versatile. Or maybe it’s just ’cause I like having flourescent purple pee. I dunno. But into the cart go the beets, with their fresh-​looking tops, along with kale, some bell peppers, and some fresh mushrooms (their King Trumpets are awesome when in stock!). Couple spicy fresh cayenne peppers to kick it up a notch and then hang a right and it’s on to the fridge section for Tofu, Nature’s chicken substitute. Pound of Quinoa, some balsamic vinegar… oh, yeah, the fresh meal is starting to take shape.
This place isn’t just for vegans, though. They have a dang nice meat section (and yeah, the prices are a bit inflated) but their stuff here is pretty top notch. I picked up a couple pounds of lobster tails just a couple weeks back for a New Year’s Eve gathering. They were quite lovely poached in garlic-​dill-​butter.
Yeah, I suppose I deserve my muffin top.
In all, this place isn’t the cheapest, but it’s a great place to shop when you’re willing to spend more to get better quality. The staff here are great and very helpful, the products are top quality, and the whole place has a welcoming vibe.
Be back next week.

I like New Seasons, and this branch is larger than most. It is kind of pricy but they carry stuff that is hard to find elsewhere. I find that unlike Whole Foods the cooked foods here taste really good. I love the bakery’s bread and the garlic bread is amazing!
I don’t make enough to do most of my shopping here but I do stop here on occasion for their breads, Spanish almonds, cheese curds with herbs. and other things I cant find at my usual grocery stores.
In summary large store with hard to find items, great tasting food to go, and has lots of parking, where I go to rub shoulders with the Have’s. Oh and don’t rush the entrance, they have a great florist section.

New Seasons is our go-​to grocery store.
My partner is allergic to meat and fish, so we eat vegetarian. Thing is, finding vegetarian alternatives like «fish-​flake-​free miso soup» and «veggie ground beef» are a nightmare. Whole Foods sells vegetarian food but they’re so expensive. And good luck finding veggie options at a regular grocery chain.
For us, New Seasons is truly a blessing. Their prices run a little higher than Safeway, but won’t break the bank like «Whole Paycheck».
The staff is so friendly, and I think it’s because New Seasons is a coop– hence, they get paid well to work there.

What?! I haven’t reviewed New Seasons yet?
This is currently my home store. I used to shop at the one in Sellwood, which can be difficult to get in and out of with everything you really need.
Not anymore baby… now if I see it on an ad it’s probably in stock at this location. I love the weekly 50% off sales. Recently I’ve purchased way too much ice cream, iced tea, and yogurt, but I love it. I get to try all the brands and discover what I want to buy on a regular basis.
They offer an organic or conventional option of almost everything you could possibly need. The only thing I haven’t been able to find here is Irish Cream (the flavoring, liqueur, or coffee creamer).
I trust New Seasons and I feel okay buying their wild-​caught seafood knowing that they are probably doing their part for sustainability while trying to provide safe and tasty seafood. I also love their produce department. They often have samples out, especially some of the unique produce that people may have never tried before. Lots of good dark chocolate options in this store as well!
Mostly everyone in the store is always friendly and willing to help you find something or open up a register if the lines are too long. I did have a cashier ask if I could go put something back that I didn’t need. That was a little weird, but I think she figured it out because she changed her mind about that request before the transaction was over. They have the BEST organic garlic bread which they will prepare for you if they don’t have one already available.
In the end, the fact that I’m here multiple times a week speaks for itself. I love you, Cedar Hills New Seasons.