Isla Vista Food Cooperative

(Green Food / Grocery Store)

6575 Seville Rd

Isla Vista, CA 93117

(805) 968-1401

www.islavistafoodcoop.blogspot.com

Isla Vista Food Cooperative is a green food / grocery store located in Isla Vista CA.

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8 Comments about Isla Vista Food Cooperative

"I had a nice experience in this Co-op. The staff was friendly and helpful. Also, the premade sandwhiches are stacked with toppings and interesting i" - insiderpages.com

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"If you want food in Isla Vista, your only real option is the IV Food Co-op. Let's face it: Keg&Bottle and IV Market don't really have much i...." - citysearch.com

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"Isla Vista Food Coop is the place to go for fresh organic foods. They have good prices and a large selection of produce, shelf items, juices, and bulk" - insiderpages.com

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"It's a fairly small store, but it has been there a long time (at least 20 years that I know of). Their parking lot is small too, but there are usually" - insiderpages.com

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"The food co-op in IV is a great place to get health foods. They have a fantastic bulk food section which I love, and you can even grind your own fres" - insiderpages.com

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"the food cooperative in IV is not good for students. it is a store filled with natural foods and stuff like that that is only good for hippies. go t" - insiderpages.com

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"this is a really nice place since it's located in isla vista. they have nice organic produce at somewhat reasonable prices. They also have good brea" - judysbook.com

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"When I need produce, I come here! Just about everything at a regular store is covered in chemicals and waxes of various kinds. Not here! They have " - insiderpages.com

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