Triangle Fruit Market

Gosh, where do I start about this little gem!
First off, I have always had above average service! A hello, a smile, a nod, I always get one, if not all three, when I come in! They often offer to cut up a melon or and apple to let you taste it to see if you like it! They do that with a bunch of their stuff in the summer! I see them offering it to others as well, making sure that everyone gets exactly what they want and that you go home happy with your purchase! Seems like all of them really get along and are friends, chit chatting with each other, and enjoy what they do and their time spent there! A+ guys and gals, you keep doing what you’re doing!
And second, the produce! It’s quality produce at a pretty great price! Apples are always super cheap, and you can mix and match most kinds. I love when they have cherries in the summer, really the best prices around for some delicious Rainier cherries! They even have some frozen meat, which is awesome for when I don’t want to go up to Safeway! They sometimes have 9 pound boxes of bananas that are only $ 2.99 a box! I peel and freeze half of it for banana bread or to put in smoothies! They have some candies and treats at the front that come from all over: Mexico, Russia, ect. Some of the wafer cookies are from Croatia and they are so stinking good!
Over all, this is the only produce market I go to in Everett. They have a great selection at a really good price and have always been respectful to my family and I.

Worst fruit stand for customer service. I have been going there since May and they have never said Hi to me or asked if I needed help. Every time I go the people that work there ignore you. They are not friendly at all. This last time I asked to speak to a manager and I told her how I felt, she laughed at me and said something about being busy and she didn’t know what I was talking about. Then the owner came up to me and said that their customer service was awful and practically asked me to leave. He said at least they were open year round. Terrible customer service not sure how they stay open.
I will never shop there again.

I like this market better than most. Prices are average, and they have a good variety most of the time. They stay open all year round and most of its local. The ONE complaint I have about this place is the staff. They aren’t really friendly, the only time you get a fraction of a smile or interaction is when you give them money. Most of the time they are gossiping between themselves.

We live blocks from this market so we’re here 1 – 4 times a week. This is where you go to buy your produce! Why pay 3−4x the price at Safeway or QFC? Huge apples for .59-​$ 1.29/lb vs. $ 1.99-$ 2.99? $ 5 bags of precut salad for $ 1.29? Might it expire days before what you get at Safeway? Probably, but if you need to shop every few days like we do and are on a budget, this is well worth the extra trip.

I grew up in Eastern WA and have always missed the Rainier Cherries, because over in the Western side the prices are crazy high. We happened to stop in here and got Rainier Cherries for about $ 1.50 a pound! I did have to buy a large bag but who cares. Both ladies that were working there asked how we were doing and offered to help. Seeing that there were 4 – 6 other families in there at the time I was impressed. They also had honeycrisp apples for under $ 2 a pound. Winco had them for 3.80 and QFC was over 4. Clean floor, for basically an outdoor market. And they said they are open year round so I will be back often!

They offer a lot of local & freshest produce I can find in the market. They even encourage you to try the fruits before buying by providing a bag for pits & seeds. The staff are so friendly & very knowledgeable about the products they sell & carry in the store. I wished I had known about this place sooner. I would definitely encourage everyone to check the place out & please give them a try. It is a family friendly environment.

I’ve forgotten how awesome this place is after being away from Everett for 7 years. Great location and a nice facility that has grown a bit over the years as they’ve continued to be successful. Good quality produce throughout the year as well as seasonal specialties. My wife and our friends just picked up a Christmas tree here tonight that works perfect for our living room, and the guy working was super helpful and seemed like an all around good guy. I’ll remember to come back here more often.

Can’t get any more conveniently located for me (across the street) :)
Great produce, great prices, most of the employees are pretty nice.

Love this place. Wish they had more variety though.

Great neighborhood Fruit (and Veggie) Stand.
They seem to source as much locally as possible. There is a good ethnic variety. The staff is just great.
The only time I even considered returning something (because I believe it’s mostly up to you to pay attention to what you’re picking) I asked about their policy. The answer I got was, «We don’t want you to be unhappy with what you got — so of course you can return anything you want. We’ll be happy to help you pick out your fruit too if you’re not sure.»
You’ll pay half to a third of grocery store prices here. And this «stand» (it’s really a nice little building) is always very clean.
Open year round too!

This Jessica woman who works here is a very rude person! She should be fired. I will never shop here again because of her!

I live up the street from here. It is hit or miss. The prices are great and most of the time the quality is too. Some of the staff could use an attitude adjustment however.

I stumbled upon TFM about 12 years ago on a trip to WA. I found that the produce is always fresh and even back when it was a seasonal chainlink business, it was clean and well organized. The people that work there seem to enjoy what they do. every year i am up in that area i make t a point to swing in and get some delicious fresh local produce. I have enjoyed watching the growth of TFM to become what it is today and will always be a loyal customer when in town.

Unfortunately what Teresa B. failed to mention is that we have the cleanest and nicest looking fruit stand around. What she also failed to mention is that the pineapple she bought was in a discounted basket for overripe fruit and she only paid .99 cents for it. (I know this because she asked me personally how much it was and I gave her the price) When she returned she demanded to me that I replace her discounted pineapple with a new $ 4.50 one. You win some, you lose some… and she was trying to cheat our business. I credited her the dollar she spent but that wasn’t good enough– bottom line. The comical part was that she had only just cut the top off the pineapple and the rest of it happened to be delicious. So Teresa if you ever read this, feel free to come back with a different attitude– we have amazing cherries you’re missing out on right now!