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Aldrich's Market first opened in 1895, making it one of the oldest continuously operating grocery stores in Washington state. Over the course of more than a century, the store has changed hands many times, but what has never changed is the community's commitment to keeping it alive. Offering everything from fresh sushi and house-baked goods to locally made pantry staples and a well-stocked bottle shop, its staying power says everything about what this place means to the people of Port Townsend.
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Step inside and it's immediately clear this is not your average grocery store. Aldrich's carries a thoughtful mix of small-batch and conventional products, giving equal shelf space to both. You'll find artisan goods from across the Pacific Northwest, including local kombuchas, small-batch hot sauces, rand egional teas, alongside fresh fruits and vegetables sourced from nearby farms. The beer, wine, and spirits section is well curated, and the international foods aisle rewards a slow browse. There's a solid selection of gluten-free and vegan options woven throughout, plus merch, cards, stickers, and the kind of finds that are perfect for gifts or mementos.
In-Store
Prepared Foods
Coffee
Deli
Sushi & Poke
Artisan Cheese
Vegetables
Artisan Bread
Eggs
Bread & Bakery
Wine
Coffee & Tea
Dairy
Fruits
Frozen Foods
Pantry Essentials
Nut Butters
Prepared Foods
Beer
Gluten-Free
Grass-Fed
Halal
Kosher
Organic
Plant-Based
Vegan
Vegetarian