New Seasons Market

I absolutely love this place! I love the size of the stores, variety of products, and friendliness of the staff. I have noticed that employees tend to stay for years, and they are always courteous and helpful. Although this isn’t the cheapest place to shop, I always feel good about shopping at New Seasons. We are fortunate to have a store like this in our neighborhood!

The breakfast burrito that I picked up here this morning was so horrible it was borderline inedible for me, I threw half away… The tortilla was wet and the filling was soupy and disgusting. If this store wasn’t so close I’d probably say I wouldn’t return, but unfortunately I probably will.

They aren’t kidding when they say «The Friendliest Store in Town.» This place takes the cake. Clean, well stocked with all the health food you can afford, (for me, not much), and wonderful, knowledgeable, hard working employees that make the shopping experience so enjoyable. Amazing hot, ready to eat food, a stellar salad bar, and the best chocolate chip cookies on this side of the Willamette. Thank you New Seasons for putting so much thought into your grocery store.

Very overrated. Whole Foods is less expensive and has about 20 times more vegan/​egg free options.

I could get lost in grocery stores for hours if I am left to my own devices. New Seasons has a great variety of products and there’s usually a sample of something to try. Everyone I encountered working there was extremely helpful and friendly too!
Lots of food items, but also health and beauty and some home items too. Very convenient and fun to peruse, especially as someone from out of town and looking for a possibly cheesy souvenir for my collection.
Random note I must mention is that the 90s R&B/hip hop jams were on point on Saturday Oct 17, 2015, my last night in town.
Would definitely hit up New Seasons for grocery needs when in Portland.

I love new seasons! They seriously have the best staff who is always welling to help. I like that when you write a review they’ll actually call you to discuss about your concerns or requests. They support local business, which is a plus for me. Their food are always delicious! I probably shop here 2 – 3 times a day. They’re seriously amazing! Go try it for yourself!

Three strikes, you’re out. First strike: broccoli we bought had white, crystallized little spiders on the entire underside of the broccoli. It was unsalvageable and gross as fug. Second strike: bought seemingly ripe bananas– how can one fuck up bananas?– only to encounter a completely mushy center. Third strike: overly priced. I get it, you’re organic, but these experiences have forced me to reconsider whether or not eating organic is worth it. General consensus: hell fucking no.

Great selection, fair prices and super friendly staff. Will always be one of my favorite grocery stores. :)

My favorite grocery store in PDX! Friendliest meat counter. Excellent food, happy and helpful staff.

I was really disappointed in the deli/​bakery today. I tried to order a vegan sandwich. Despite having vegan «meats» and mayo they do not make vegan bread. I thought I had vegan bread there before and so I tried to clarify with the employee that indeed there were no vegan options. Wyatt, the employee, was full of bad attitude as he essentially told us to deal with it. Another much more polite worker, I didn’t get her name, said she would go double check with the bakery and indeed confirmed they do not make vegan bread. I was put off by Wyatt’s rude attitude and quite disappointed as a vegan in a (supposed) health food store.

We are moving just a couple blocks away from this NS and I couldn’t be happier. They offer a great selection of local items and the staff is very friendly. The people who work the registers always make nice conversation and engage which is a bonus in my book. The only thing I don’t like about this NS is the lack of produce. It’s a very small part of the store and could use some expansion.

The store is organized in a way that makes sense, so it’s easy to find what you’re looking for. Convenient location near Alberta Arts.

The variety of brands and items available are the only reason I sometimes shop here. The workers at the checkout usually seem putout to have to help a customer or say hello. I find there is way too much socializing going on among workers who seem to be there because it’s cool and social hour among Portland hipsters. I want to support local but instead shop Whole Foods due to customer service.

this is actually one of the things i love about living in portland!
new seasons is a great company who is investing in portland and it’s people. they are a great employer and thoughtful provider to the communities they serve. each store is a little different and caters to the neighborhood they are in.
yes they are a bit more expensive than the box stores but i support their mission and they offer the variety from super amazing health food and produce to normal selection. they are not selling themselves as a health food store, just as someone who provides the all the options, not just processed unhealthy.
friendliest grocery store in town ;)

Hi welcome to New Seasons/​Walgreens parking lot! Try not to blow your brains out, mmmmkay. Worse parking lot ever! Walk if you can!
It’s New Seasons, you know the deal. Shit is pricey. Shit is good. May I please win the lottery so I can shop here always.

I stopped here around 4 pm because my lunch at a conference was terrible, and I wouldn’t be home until 8 pm. After checking out the soup and other offerings, I decided on roasted chicken breast and veggies. I wish I could make chicken at home like this – crispy skin, tender meat, flavorful but not salty. See the photo – the food tastes as great as it looks.
This was a perfect meal for me – fast food, really. And I got a bonus of trying Secret Aardvark Sauce, which livened up the food without over doing the heat. I wound up buying a couple of bottles to take home. Lucky me!
I typically go the the New Seasons off Beaverton Hillsdale Hwy and have always enjoyed their soups while my son fuels himself with something healthy before or after a sports event. I’ve always had great food and great service. For us, it’s convenient and worth the price to eat well.

Aside from the really high prices and constant soliciting outside, I love this New Seasons location. I frequent two N.S. in Portland, this one and the one on SE Division and 20^th.
I love the quality of food and customer service. I feel comfortable eating the produce and meat from New Seasons because I trust that they have integrity in choosing healthy products for their customers.
It’s refreshing that the employees seem to care about their products and customers and they are more than willing to help you find the correct answers to your questions or concerns.
I love ordering a vanilla brevé latte from the nice baristas who use yummy Stumptown coffee. While my coffee’s brewing, I mosey down to the bagel bar and order a salted bagel with salmon smear. After I enjoy my coffee and snack, I’m ready to shop.

Not exactly Berkeley Bowl… but like, a Whole Foods that’s local and cares.
Stop and browse the plant & flower section as you’re coming in the entrance. There are some major gems in there! Major. Like hanging air plant terrariums for $ 14.99. Never give a person you kind of know, like your boss, a scented candle for their birthday ever again. Boom. $ 14.99. New Seasons has got you. They even have adorable gift wrap boxes for them. Oh and 2″ succulents are $ 2.50 each. I had to grab myself some. They are sitting on my windowsill as I type this, looking adorable.
They don’t mark up their kombucha like Whole Foods, which wins me over.
Staff are friendly.
Their hot food bar, sandwich bar and grab-​n-​go coolers are all full (FULL!) of goodies.
Their natural health & beauty product section is huge, taking up the entire front half of the store.
Produce isn’t quite as cheap as Berkeley Bowl (sorry! I miss it so much!), but they offer cheap stuff when it’s in season. Currently they have pint sized baskets of organic blackberries for $ 3.99.
Pretty good, NS. Prettyy, prettyyyyy good.

I intentionally sought out a large New Seasons, and traveled about 11 miles to get to it, because I just love seeing vegan & vegetarian products I’ve never seen before. This place did not disappoint. So many cruelty-​free treats to behold! You have to see it to believe it.
If you can walk past the deli and the bakery without impulse purchases leaping into your reusable shopping bag, then you are a stronger person than I.
The parking lot was a bit of a hot mess the day I was there. There’s a random BBQ mini-​restaurant along the street side of the lot.

I came into New Seasons for two reasons. One, because I’ve heard great things about the chain (and I applied for a job at their corporate offices) and two, because I just wanted to dry out from the rain for a few minutes. So I wandered in and wandered about. Incredible place, pricy but incredible.
Fresh bread, bulk spices, fresh produce, incredible selection of deli meats, really great looking fish and meat. Yes I could get lost for awhile here.
The only negatives were the prices were steep. Yeah, I know you get what you pay for but certain items that cost over $ 5 there I know I can get for half that elsewhere. Overall, it’s still a good place to go.