BIZNOTE: Delridge Grocery Co-op adds third day of in-store shopping

As of this Friday, the Delridge Grocery Co-op storefront at 5444 Delridge Way SW is open three days a week for shopping.

The Delridge Grocery Co-op is excited to announce the addition of a third day of open market hours. Starting July 9, the DGC will be open on Fridays from 3–7. We’re also open on Saturdays from 9:30–1:30 (when we are also packing and distributing DGC Essential produce boxes) and on Sundays from 11–3.

We’re adding more inventory to the store this week, including Bob’s Red Mill quinoa and grits, Bragg apple cider and nutritional yeast, Dr. Bronner’s soaps and toothpaste, as well as jams, salsas, noodles, marinara sauce, and more.

This next Sunday (July 11) is also our monthly Owner-Member Discount Day, when those who have paid full or partial ownership shares in the Co-op will receive a 10% discount on in-store purchases. A full ownership share costs $100 per household. Learn more about becoming and owner-member of the Delridge Grocery Co-op at our website.

We also continue to offer our weekly DGC Essentials produce box, full of 9 to 11 pounds of fruits and veggies, as well feature local products as add-ons. This week we’re partnering with West Seattle-based Milpa Masa Company to offer their freshly made organic yellow corn tortillas and organic fresh masa (for making your own tamales and tortillas at home).

DGC started store hours with Saturdays two months ago, then added Sundays a month later

1 Reply to "BIZNOTE: Delridge Grocery Co-op adds third day of in-store shopping"

  • Delridger July 6, 2021 (12:36 pm)

    This is such great news. The weekend daytime hours have been challenging to take advantage of. We tend to be off doing things during the day on the weekends. A Friday evening option will be great. I can’t wait for full weekday evening hours. There have been so many times I’ve been in the middle of prepping dinner and wishing I had somewhere I could run for some quick, fresh ingredients. The slim jims at the mini mart just don’t cut it. Also, any chance we might be able to fill growlers with tasty local beer? Once that happens, I’ll be convinced that Delridge is officially paradise (it’s darn close now!).

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