Beaumont Market

Been a resident in the neighborhood for 14 years and make this my go to spot for wine, beer and their solid selection of fruit and vegetables, but that’s where it ends. Outside of produce, they’re very expensive and I’m ok, but the cashiers are horrible outside of my sweet lady who works the early shifts. I was in tonight and some mom asked the cashier with long stringy hair if he could suggest a wine for under $ 10. His response? «I don’t know I don’t drink red wine»? This is just one example of dozens of times I’ve been in the store and the cashiers just don’t care. Id be happy to buy this market and make it a friendly customer centric store that is worthy of the prices they charge.
Frustrated 14! year Beaumont Wilshire customer.

So glad this market exists in the hood. It’s saved me tons of time over the years. The separate beer refrigerator room has an enormous selection, and there’s plenty of wine options to pick up on the way to a dinner/​party. There’s everything you need to make lunch, dinner or just buy already prepared. Produce is fresh and plentiful and the bulk coffee is high quality.

Beautiful little market. They have all kinds of wonderful treats and high quality products. It’s too expensive for regular grocery shopping, but it’s perfect for specialty items and quick trips. The staff are really great.

I love that I can drop in for a fresh veggie, or cheese or wine AND get a great card, specialty dessert and chocolate too. Great neighborhood store.

My go to local family owned store in
Very trendy Beaumont neighborhood.
I can’t tell you how many times I’ve had to run over there to pick up something I forgot to get at my big grocery store.
Beer run~ covered
Guacamole ~ covered
Coffee creamer ~covered
Wine~ Totally covered
I truly don’t know how they fit everything in such a small space… but they do.
Hours of operation are consumer friendly.
Even with the new owners, it still rocks.
Keeping it Local, Loco.
Cashiers are Portland nice.
Oh and they have potato chips galore ! Like a whole wall of them.

I work right next to Beaumont Market, so I have frequented it for the past 5 years. Aside from the convenient location, I also really appreciate the friendly staff and wide variety of goods. There was a particular energy drink I really liked that they didn’t carry. I mentioned it to one of the employees, and two weeks later they had it stocked. Huge plus in my book.
The only reason I can’t give them a five star rating is that they are a bit pricey. Not that big a deal if you’re just getting a few things, but the difference is really noticeable if you’re planning on doing a lot of shopping.

Nice little market with a very good beer selection. I particularly like the variety of sodas in the cooler. I realize this isn’t Safeway or TJs, but prices are very steep for comparable items, but I know I’m paying for local convenience.
Providing hours of operation on Unilocal,a phone recording, or a link to a website would be helpful.

Just stopped in here for some essentials. I don’t know how they get so many things in this space but they do and it works. You’d be wealthy or crazy to shop here all the time. That said, it’s fantastic higher quality items and even has things like Ro-​Tel which can be hard to find at a larger store. This is a nice change from N Seasons or Whole Foods and yet it’s not like Fred’s or QFC. It’s an old fashioned neighborhood market that carries many of the new healthier things we want to put into our bodies now and Beaumont is lucky to have it. The fruit looks great, I examined the dairy and it was all fresh with at least a week before the expiry date. Beer and wine selection is good. Treat yourself to a beautiful piece of fruit, bottle of wine and a friendly staff experience. You may spend a little more but you won’t have the stress or lines of a bigger store.

My wife and I live in the neighborhood and frequent this establishment a few times a week for small items. For the past few years, it has been a staple for us until today.
I stopped by for a banana and a beverage. As I approached the check-​out I saw a cashier talking to another woman. I did not see the «CLOSED» sign near the register (a felonious offense here) and instead of being directed to the other cashier (who was unpacking a box and looked busy) the wooden «CLOSED» sign was whisked away with a loud thud and I was promptly informed of the nearby «OPEN» cashier with an utterance that was far from friendly. My change was shoved into my hand, the «CLOSED» wooden sign made a dramatic return with an equally loud thump and I was told over the shoulder to «Have a nice day» which quickly translated to «F*%$ Off».
I stood for several moments and shared an air of embarrassment with the other employee. It was refreshing; as will the extra ¾ a mile walk to Safeway next time.

I have been getting used to my new neighborhood. I used to live down in Buckman and that area of Portland was totally different than up here. Different vibe, different attitude. I love the stretch of Fremont and all the little local shops and places to eat. It’s also nice to have a small food market and not a big chain up here as well.
Beaumont is a great little place to grab those quick items. Instead of ten of one item, they with only have two or three. They have a small but nice selection of fresh produce, fresh flowers and all the usual accouterments. Friendly staff and even local made caramels and some cookies.
Beaumont is one of those throwbacks to a time before supermarkets, and mega supermarkets and big box bulk stores. Every neighborhood needs a place like this.

This is a nice market to have in the neighborhood. Good selection of beer and other goods. The reason for the three stars is that it seems every time I go in there I am confronted with surly, unfriendly, and unhelpful staff that seem to be counting the seconds until they can leave. I want to support our local neighborhood store, but find myself going less and less because I don’t want to be confronted by another rude comment or sigh that they have to put down their phone to actually help me check out.

All I can say is that the people who work here are the most friendly and are always welcoming when I walk through the door!

Support your local store! This may not be the best place to go with a long grocery list, but it is a great place to get those last minute in and out type items.
They have a huge beer selection as well, again not a place to stock up as the prices are somewhat high, but a great place to pick up a beer you might not have tried yet.
For me there is something special about going in to a little grocery store and knowing the clerk, a place where polite isn’t part of training, it is just who they are.

Cute store. We really only go here because the beer selection is awesome.

Well, the first time I walked in this store I was impressed.
But then I stopped in on the way to my Doctors Appointment,
as I had to fast for 12 hours before hand and had forgotten to
bring an energy bar to eat right after the test. So I popped in
to buy one, well the two checkers were so busy chatting with
each other, I had to wait to ask where the bars were kept.
Then when I ate it later, it was stale.
So not great customer service, and outdated products on shelves.

I love this store. I used to drive by all the time and didn’t realize what a gem was waiting for me. This store has everything you need without the hassle of waiting in line at the checkout. There is always plenty of parking and everyone is super nice and helpful!

This is my new neighborhood. So I guess this is my new store. It’s okay. It’s cute, it’s got a nice veggie selection, and the wine and beer is great! But! I don’t have a bottomless wallet, so I only come here on occasion for fruits, veggies and booze. Otherwise, I’m hitting up Albertsons.
I don’t care if it’s local or not. If it’s too expensive. then it is.

Beaumont Market is my friendly neighborhood grocery store. It is an adorable little market that reminds me of the family-​owned establishments of days-​gone-​by.
People who enjoy beer and microbrews will love Beaumont Market, as they have an entire temperature controlled room dedicated to all of the various beers and microbrews that one could ever encounter.
The wine selection is also quite nice…
Produce is fresh and pretty here, they have a wonderful selection of high quality Painted Hills beef, as well as other great meats.
The store is like a mini-boutique…with all kinds of candles, soaps, reed diffusers, cards and goodies that us girlies like to browse when doing the weekly grocery shopping.
There is also a good selection of gourmet food and chocolates, as well as fresh breads.
Everything you could need will be found here… all of your basics, including flour and sugar to good brie, a nice bottle of Syrah, and fresh flowers for the table.
Prices are on the moderate side and the folks that work here are super friendly and helpful.
This store is quite the treasure…

We live 2 blocks away from this little gem and come in a couple times a week. We don’t do our major shopping here because (as everyone has said) it’s a bit pricey. But we do get a treat here and there or grab lunch stuff. They have a small variety of fresh items (sandwiches, pasta, salads) that will suffice when you don’t have time to stand in line at Bagel Land.
I love that they always bring in interesting stuff… do-​dads, knick-​knacks, etc. But they also stock unique foods so it’s fun to browse the aisles when you have a few minutes.

cutting to the chase, THEY HAVE A FROZEN YOGURT MACHINE!
In more detail, but infinitely less exciting, it’s a grocery store. The price thing doesn’t really bug me too much, because when I need fresh lemons for my beer, I don’t want to have to drive all the frakin way down to Fernando’s (the fancy name my GF and I have come up for Fred Meyer) so I can check myself out with grouchy Dave the self check out checker staring over my shoulder.
Um, higher prices indicative of a non super market? check. Know it before you go and don’t bitch about it. You are giving a local business 5% more because you’d rather keep your dollars local.
I could regurgitate the same «good beer selection» and «artsy knick knacks» stuff, but I think you already get the gist. It’s hella convenient if you live in parts of the 97 212, outside of that you probably won’t venture.
Oh, and they have a freakin Frozen Yogurt machine.