Fruits & Veggies near Bremerton, WA

“Local butcher shop that raises their own food which many quality restaurants buy from. Great deals on a variety of package deals of beef, poultry and pork as well. Prices seem a bit high but worth it for the quality of meats offered. Chances are you've had some of their products if you eat at smaller owned restaurants in and around Kitsap county. Twenty four hours advance notice if you plan on buying from them so they can get it ready for you because their meats are that fresh. I believe there's also another shop behind them that has produce of same quality and also locally grown.”

“It's comfortably small and has nice bulk spices, the staff are friendly, and I can walk to the store from where I live rn. I even got a free tomato plant right outside during an event, it's growing on my porch so I think of this place often ? this place deserves a lot of love”

“I love this store. We go to Abundantly Green to get eggs, at least, every week or every two weeks, as our need dictates and our budget allows. They are cheaper than the supermarket eggs I used to get, and I KNOW where these eggs come from. We see the happy, healthy chickens when we visit early enough, among other lovely animals. Cliff is so friendly, helpful, and knowledgeable; he is always ready with information and conversation, and makes the shopping experience delightful. He tells us where products come from, how they are raised or produced. He makes sure we know what is available and tells us what we can expect to see in future. Thus far, we have only experienced this farm's beautiful, nutritious, orange-yolked eggs, but I want everything there. The price per pound for roasting chickens is, I recall, very competitive for the superb quality you can expect. I can't wait to try the beef and duck, too, and their gorgeous-looking produce. Abundantly Green also carries products from farms in the area, including Blackjack Valley's excellent milk and Stedman's honey, which I have enjoyed for many years. The store offers goats' milk, too, and several kinds of goat cheese, goats' milk soaps, and fermented veggies. Last I heard, they are working on getting set up to accept credit and debit payments. I am not sure how that is going because we always make sure we have cash. I will ask next time I have the opportunity.”