Co-Opportunity

(Green Food / Grocery Store)

1525 Broadway (Pico)

Santa Monica, CA 90404

(310) 451-8902

www.coopportunity.com

Co-Opportunity is a green food / grocery store located in Santa Monica CA.

Hours: OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 7AM-10PM

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8 Comments about Co-Opportunity

"A great whole food/organic grocer. They have some excellent prepared foods, as well as staples like Uncle Eddie's Vegan Cookies and Tofutti. They've g" - insiderpages.com

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"Back in the '70s, when life was more cooperative, a group of four men opened the co-op in a garage in Santa Monica, basing their new venture on a Cana" - citysearch.com

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"Before Whole Foods moved into town the Co-Opportunity was the best place to get organic produce and other health food products. I now spend most of m" - insiderpages.com

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"Great little market. Has quite a few hard to find items in the general store. The deli has some wonderful healthy food but the service can be slow and" - citysearch.com

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"Like and support the idea, but the set-up isnt as nice and clean and inspiring as wholefoods or trader joes. lots of raw produce. kombucha. nuts. flax" - citysearch.com

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"Only if you get a membership, do I refer to values in $, but remember, its really what you buy. The bukl foods that take more prep time but are more h" - insiderpages.com

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"This is the Little Supermarket That Could! People come from all over the city to shop here. Somehow this tiny organic co-op seems to have better varie" - citysearch.com

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"This store has organic fruits and vegtables, vitamins and other natural groceries. It is very expensive ebcause it's all natural but everything in her" - insiderpages.com

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