Figuring Out Groceries in Westport
Okay, so I was out in Westport, Washington for a bit. Nice place, right on the coast. But eventually, you gotta eat, right? The rental place had a kitchen, but it was pretty bare. So, the mission became: find groceries.
I wasn’t expecting a giant superstore or anything. Westport’s a small town, mostly about fishing and the beach. I asked around a little, mostly heard about the one main market in town. Seemed like that was the go-to spot unless you wanted to drive a ways out, which I didn’t.
The Trip to the Market
Finding the place was easy enough. Like I said, small town. Pulled up and went inside. Yeah, it was pretty much what you’d expect. Not tiny, but definitely not sprawling. It had that local market feel, you know?
The aisles were a bit tighter than I’m used to, but that’s fine. I started wandering around, making a list in my head as I went. Needed the basics: coffee, milk, bread, some stuff for sandwiches, maybe something easy for dinner.
- The selection was decent for its size. Had most staple items covered.
- Produce looked okay. Found some apples and bananas that were perfectly fine.
- Prices felt a little higher than back home, but that’s pretty standard for a more remote spot. Convenience costs a bit extra, I guess.
- Didn’t see a huge variety of fancy stuff, but wasn’t really looking for that anyway.
The people working there seemed friendly. Had a quick chat with the cashier. Felt like a real community spot.
Getting What I Needed
I managed to grab everything on my mental list. Got the coffee, found some bread that looked good, milk, cheese, some lunch meat. Grabbed some eggs and butter too. For dinner, I just got some pasta and sauce – keep it simple.
Didn’t find that specific fancy ice cream I sometimes like, but they had the standard brands, so that worked out fine. Honestly, for a small town market, it did the trick.
So yeah, getting groceries in Westport wasn’t some big adventure. Just popped into the local market, grabbed what I needed, and headed back. It had the essentials, and that’s really all I was after. If you’re staying there, just know you can definitely cover your bases without having to drive for miles.
