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What could this magical and powerful resolution be? Are you ready? It’s kind of radical, so maybe you should sit down. Click here to find out more! Your co-op will be open New Year’s Eve and Day. Happy holidays!

The co-op kitchen has festive foods and baked goods so you can be merry not having to do quite so much cooking and dish washing. Cassoulet, a rich white bean casserole is the ultimate comfort food! “It is the ultimate comfort food: rich meaty stew, baked in the oven, aromatic, warm, cozy. You want t

Co-op owners can save up to 20% on a shopping trip during owner appreciation events four times per year in 2021. A tiered 10–20% quarterly discount has been a model we’ve used for several years that balances a tangible owner benefit with the viability of our business. In order to prevent crowding th

Traveling may be out of the question, but you can take your taste buds on a little adventure with wine and cheese from around the world. Save 20% when you buy any combination of six or more bottles of wine or specialty cheese December 2–15. What’s specialty cheese? It is our amazing selection

Fresh Deal! Get one of our signature bowls for just 6.99 (reg. 8.99) Dec 2–15 The co-op kitchen’s service counter is open for takeout daily 11am–6pm. Take a break from cooking and enjoy items from our “Bowls of the World” menu, globally-inspired meals, fast and fresh. Click here to

With more cold, rainy gray days, our kitchen manager Andy Catalano followed his cravings. He thought nourishing broths would be a welcome addition to our offering. Chef Andy says you can heat the broth and eat, versus stock, a “utility player” in the kitchen but not something you’d neces

We will be closing the store early on Sunday, October 18 at 5:45pm for a filming. In order to be eligible for this opportunity, we are not at liberty to disclose any further details at this time. We anticipate you’ll be able to see how your co-op was featured this spring and hope you’ll be thrilled!

By Matt Stanley/Astoria Co+op General Manager We’re getting solar! The project got delayed due to costs and the pandemic but it’s back on track, with the install of solar posts on the roof. The panels might not go up until spring, but this is an important step toward better environmental

You may have noticed mountains of soil in our parking lot and extra hands hard at work around our landscaping. Gardener Becky Graham has defended our beautiful plants from being overtaken by hoards of invasive Horsetail that sprouted up from construction soil. She’s amending the soil naturally