Weavers Way Co-op

Weaver's Way is justly celebrated as a Mt.Airy institution. Yes, some of the prices are high, but that's due in part to the quality of what's on offer and prices on staples are mostly reasonable. Yes, it can feel crowded but it also has a strong sense of community absent from Acme and other grocery stores. The staff is treated well and are lovely and helpful. If you are in the area, I strongly urge you to join!

The cashiers are always nice and knowledgeable. They're bulk department is awesome in My Airy only. The little store across the street called Mercantile is beautiful fill with antiques and great gift ideas for local artisans.( It is only open on Saturday and Sunday from 10 - 4pm) I really love this about all their stores they are truly a great community store.

My family has been members of this coop for over 23 years. We've worked here, on staff, and doing coop hours and really appreciate the beacon it's been for this community. High-quality produce, dry goods, bulk , and 'across the way' and the mercantile are elite expansions on the space. I have, unfortunately, had some folks watch me shop at across the way. Which isn't what any black woman walks into a store looking for, but I chalk it up to new staff and their own personal issues. Never have issues in the main store, though. It is always good to see the familiar faces of seasoned staff and share a smile. Keep it up guys

Thiis market is a sort of coop. It has a wide assortment of high quality vegetables, meats, cheeses, breads, and other foods. Pretty much the whole array of foods you eat. And much of it is either organic or locally grown or produced. Some things are pricey compared to a conventional market, but you get what you pay for as always. But many items such as locally baked breads are either competively priced or lower than the going price.

I love shopping at Weavers Way. The staff are always courteous. It has a very good variety of fresh and grocery style natural foods. The baked goods are delicious. I particularly enjoy the sandwiches here when I am on the go. Being a member and spending money here, makes me feel good that my dollars are staying in the community and supporting our local neighborhoods with accessible food.

Our membership in the coop is worth just the bulk item selection. Grains, cereals, spices, oils, vinegars, candy and more. I appreciate being able to shop at a place that doesn't require purchasing a new jar or bag or box. If you bring your own containers, they pay attention to the tare weight, too.

A great variety of food, both organic and not. The Mt. Airy location also has a huge bulk section upstairs. It is more affordable in most cases than Whole Foods, and it is a community owned and operated enterprise. If you receive benefits, you can sign up for their Food for All program and receive 15% off. Across the Way is also great for gifts. If you've never been, check it out!