Portland Fruit West

This is a good place for produce. Everything always looks fresh. The fruit looks like it was picked right off a tree (unlike the grocery store fruit that has been polished and is perfectly shaped). Prices are pretty good, not the lowest and definitely not the highest. The store is very clean and it looks like they actually spend time placing produce. I’ve been here numerous of times and the employees are always friendly and welcoming. The store is pretty small but they manage to fit a lot of produce in it. It’s not crowded but there are always a few people in the store.

I went here one time and did not buy anything. First of all, you would think that a place that has fruit in the title would actually have a lot of fruit. Their fruit selection is pathetic and has the same exact nonsense that regular grocery stores have. Also, they were keeping the mangos I wanted in a very cold area, which will ruin them. I will never go back here.

Adding beer to the fruit and vegetable buying experience… Good move!
Love this place

4 LBS yellow onion for only one dollar. I have not seen this low price anywhere, not even at Winco. Since I discovered this place, I have been coming here often, produce prices are very competitive and the best part is they are local, from Portland or nearby, and they are always fresh. Some sorts of apples here do not go over 99 cents. Pears most often are under 55 cents, pretty incredible. Local mushrooms also have the lowest price here. Shitakes and Chanterelles. They also have Bob“s Red Mills products, lots of different kinds of nuts, but it is not all. You can find a good selection of local brews too, dried fruits, local honey, natural popcorn, frozen berries at very low price. I think this store beats even Winco foods, especially considering that the produce & the fruits here are always fresh and local, at least, local or only from other states when they are not in season. The staff is very warm, friendly and helpful. It is always so pleasant and fun to come and shop here and I have recommended to all of my friends!

I rarely buy produce from anywhere other than here. This is also the only place I choose to fill my growler, (they always have an fantastic selection of local beer and hard cider) and I really enjoy staying to have a pint while I do my grocery shopping. Almost everything is locally sourced from farms here in the Northwest. I recommend this place to everybody!

If I could give this OWNER 1 star I would!

I discovered this place in when I lived in Beaverton, and now that I live in Orenco, I still make excuses to go out there. They have excellent produce and competitive prices. The only reason I gave four stars instead of five, is because I have seen rotten produce on display on a handful of occasions.

So awesome and so cheap. Wish washington, DC had this wonderful fresh fruit variety

I needed a banana for a snack so I stopped in. Then I came back at lunch to do the rest of my produce shopping. They have a great selection and even better prices. You can’t beat local fruit and a growler filling station… Can you?
I’ll be back.

Great people and great food. It was nice to be able to talk to the works like friends and get some great advice on food. Also they now do growlers! Very friendly and helpful. Thanks!

I adore this place! Great beer on tap and amazing assortment of local fruit and veggies. Owners are always there helping. Great customer service. Go check it out!

What’s not to LOVE! Such low prices for such fresh produce. Love Portland Fruit West!

Love this place, it reminds me of a fruit stand that my mom use to shop at when I was a kid. The employees are super friendly and are always asking if they can give my kids samples. The prices are good, it’s always clean and well stocked. The only time I had an issue with quality was around Halloween we got some pumpkins and my son picked up one by the stem and the stem came off. They gave us a new one and let him keep the broken one too.
They have tons of Bob’s Red Mill products and some local/​handmade baskets, bags etc. They also sell honey, some spices and snack stuff.
I go out of my way to shop here, they care about their community and I think it’s a great local place to support.

OK!!! So we thought we would give it a try. We bought Mangos, apples oranges (red and Sunkist) strawberries to start. Out of all the mangos ½ of one was useable. Had to throw away all of apples except one. Oranges were good. Strawberries looked good until we got home and out of 6 containers we maybe got 1 useable. I get better produce a fredmeyers. Very pissed that we drove all the way over there and spent almost 60 dollars on produce alone and more than 60% was not useable. Will never go back unless this place changes. It has great potential and I would rather buy from them then Freddies or other supermarkets but some things have to change.
Maybe we got them at a bad time. I am not sure because most of the review are excellent and it pains me to leave this review. I am hoping they will see this and check their quality.
The oranges were incredible as was the corn. So I will say that while some of there vegetables and fruits are incredible other areas are lacking deeply.

Love Love LOVE this place! The staff is very friendly and remembers me, giving the store a very local, small-​town vibe. They sell local stuff when it’s in season and the produce has flavor, unlike a lot of the stuff in the supermarket that looks good but is basically cardboard in a fruit/​veggie suit. They have a lot of local other stuff too — the Willamette Valley frozen berry pies (killer), Bob’s Red Mill, Dave’s Killer Bread, the biggest tortillas you’ve ever seen AND fiesta sized bags of Juanita’s chips. To top it off, they have things like eggs, milk and butter so it’s a one-​stop shop for me. I’m always astounded when they tell me my total… it’s usually about half what I think it will be.
And oh yeah, if you have excess backyard produce they’ll buy it from you!

I love this place. I know I can get all my fruits and veggies for a lot less than most grocery stores. The produce is always in great shape and very fresh as it’s coming from local venders instead of across the country or world.
The staff is very helpful and my favorite part is when I go to pay and find some special little treat of what’s in season up at the counter. Today it was figs. One time it was baby kiwi, I never even knew those existed. Always a surprise.

Local, local, local. I support!!!
I have driven past this place a million times, but never thought to stop. Well, today I did, and I’m really glad!
Great selection. The place is unassuming at first glance, but they have most of the produce I usually use to cook meals. Picked out some great looking red chard. Perfect looking squash, brussel sprout trees, and much more. Even had avocados. Great prices on apples — they have popular Pink Lady and Honeycrisp, too.
Huge couple of shelves with Bob’s Red Mill products, including some I’d never seen before. All sorts of nuts displayed in cute apple crates (made by the mom of someone working there), honey, jams, soup mixes, Juanita’s chips, and lots more «extra» items.
Purchase must be over $ 5.00 if paying with a card, but that is plenty easy to do with all the yummy produce lying around. I paid $ 6.xx for a good bunch of chard, 2 avocados, and 3 Pink Lady apples. Not too shabby!
Check this place out, support the little guy, & eat local.

Honey crisp apples for only 99 cents a pound, I’m sold… yummo. They also sell handmade crafts and jellies, we got Strawberry Apple Jelly that I cant wait to try.

Driving by on our way home from breakfast today, we had to stop in and check it out.
There was a fairly good assortment of Organic and not organic produce, a shelf of Bob’s Red Mill products, and various other goodies, like dried fruits and jars of local jam… I found a jar of red pepper jelly particularly tempting, but passed today. I like it over goat cheese with wheat thins or lavosh, and we’re not talking one cracker and I’m done, so… that doesn’t seem so weight watchers friendly, another time perhaps.
BIL bought a big bag of dried veggie chips ($ 7). He said he’d let me know how they are, he also bought a tasty looking loaf of bread.
I think this is kind of a fun stop, just across from Uwajimaya… not sure I’d regularly make the trip since it’s not near my house so much, but I’m glad to see something new in Beaverton.

Beaverton’s Portland Fruit and Produce is a very uncommon store in a very unusual location. In an era when must of us buy our produce from supermarkets, independent produce stores are rare indeed. Also this West side version of Portland Fruit and Produce is located amongst some furniture stores along Beaverton Hillsdale Highway. Could hardly believe my eyes when I saw a produce store going into this location.
Upon entering Portland Fruit and Produce you’ll see a sign that says something to the effect of «Every day is Saturday Market here at Portland Fruit and Produce.» That wonderful attitude will set the tone for your shopping experience at Portland Fruit and Produce. However, unlike a Saturday Market there is plenty of parking alongside the building. The interior is clean and well laid out. The employees are friendly, talkative, and very knowledgeable about produce. Just the kind of people you want working in a produce department.
If I’m going out of my way to buy produce then I need to find produce that is either priced below retail, of superior quality, or something that I can’t find at my local grocery store. Pleased to say that Portland Fruit and Produce fits all of those criteria nicely. On my visit they had yellow delicious apples going for 79 cents a pound. Their tomatoes looked so much better than the hot house and on the vine varieties I’ve seen at supermarkets. Portland Fruit and Produce had types of fruit that I had never even seen before.
Besides produce Portland Fruit and Produce offers items from Bob’s Red Mill and a large selection of product from Portland’s own superb Eurobake Bakery. If you’re like me then you like to serve your family and guests the very best. Pleased to say that we now have an excellent source for quality produce on the West side.