Sweetest store owner. Always brings a treat out for your pups! The store is also stocked with…read moreanything you could ever need. Pet owners & neighbors please give this place a visit!

I put up with a lot to patronize this giant mini bar, but if I'm going to pay top dollar for…read moreoff-brand cookies, I expect to find the place open during business hours.

One of the most underrated sandwich spots in Seattle, cheap and consistent! The guys working here…read moreare always nice to shoot the shit with also.

A YouTuber mentioned this as one of the top 5 fried chicken spots in Seattle. We ended up here…read moreafter our first choice was closed. Walking in, the place smelled great and the chicken looked cooked to perfection and everyone at the deli counter was ordering it. I like the leg, but they didn't have any, it was thighs and breasts, so I don't know if that's all they fry or if they were out of wings and legs. I decided to go with tenders and JoJo's. I'd give both B potential, but they were both D level. Both were hot, but nothing was crisp. Other places are able to keep chicken crisp, so they need to revisit their warmer setup, because chicken and JoJo's that aren't crisp, aren't good in my book. The people were nice, the price was fair, but the product was a disappointment, also, unless you are a local, good luck finding a parking spot and dealing with traffic.

Asian supermarket outside of Chinatown. Good selections for veggies and fruits. Competitive prices.read more

I used to shop at Seattle Supermarket out of pure convenience, but their customer service and…read morerespect for patrons are severely lacking. I've had two highly disappointing incidents recently that made me decide to never return. First was a safety issue. I reached for fresh mushrooms on what looked like a newly installed metal shelf. The edge was incredibly sharp and sliced my finger, causing it to bleed. I approached a young female supervisor/manager at the front (possibly named Ema) not to complain, but to warn them so other customers wouldn't get hurt. Her only response was an indifferent 'Oh.' No apology, no offer of a band-aid or basic first aid. Basic human decency was completely missing. Second was a billing issue. Last week, I bought a bunch of bananas and was double-charged. I didn't notice the receipt until I got home, and since it was only $5.33, I didn't make a special trip back immediately. When I returned a week later and politely brought it up, a cashier called over that same supervisor (Ema). She bluntly refused to help, saying, 'You waited a week, we can't do anything.' I pointed out the mathematical improbability of two separate bunches of bananas weighing the exact same amount down to the cent ($5.33) to prove it was a double-scan error. Her dismissive reply was 'sometimes that happens.' I let it go because I didn't want to argue over a few dollars ('not a big deal' financially), but her defensive attitude made me feel like she suspected I was trying to scam the store over $5. It's not about the money; it's about the principle, common sense, and how you treat your customers. I will be taking my business elsewhere.

This neighborhood convenience store has everything I need! Great snacks and necessities and an…read moreamazing selection of wine that is always updating. Most importantly, the service cannot be beat. Incredibly friendly and helpful!

I just really like pigs, ok?! What a cute place. The staff is so friendly and they have everything…read moreyou'd ever need in a neighborhood bodega. My go to for last minute convenient items, and a great selection of drinks & food.

Always enjoy a stop by Leschi Market, usually starts with their house made chicken apple sausage, a…read moregreat treat for a chill part of a breakfast in the weekend, but it rarely ends there. I'm always finding a new (for me) treat... this time it was their house made smoked salmon pasta salad... so delicious!! Another must try and another added tasty dish to pick up there. Lots of local beer, wine, and fresh produce. Always quick and friendly service and located just off the Lake Washington waterfront. A tightly packed full of groceries and goodness. It's become a regular stop. I had to debate if I wanted to share this hidden treasure or not. Cheers!

Someone called this market a bodega and I nearly laughed out loud. This a bougie wonderful market…read morethat is much more expensive than a bodega. I live near the market and I love being able buy most of my products without having go to QFC or Safeway. While I love the convenience, the prices can be pretty high. I bought one can of soda and the next day the price went to ten cents to almost three dollars a can. I get everything is getting expensive, but it still does hurt the pockets. I do recommend as they have a variety of meats, cheeses, wines, etc that make them a gem.

Staff is very nice and food has so many choice, Fresh and clean supermarket. I like the bakery and…read morevariety selections.

I feel like every Asian has the one Asian store that they gravitate towards and then always go to…read more For me, that's Hung Long! They're a pretty big store right in the heart of White Center. They have everything I need for such a good price! Produce, meats, every instant ramen I need, the go-to spices and sauces for asian dishes, kitchen tools, and ready made food such as banh mi. If I need anything Asian related, I know Hung Long with be a one stop shop. They are very clean and always very stocked. If there is something you need that you can't find, they are probably about to restock it or they will show you where it is. Their workers are also the best! They are all such hard workers and very friendly. For the years I have been coming here, they have all been the same employees for the most part and the little exchanges I have with them in the aisles or at the register always makes my day.

I don't understand why some of these urban grocer locations have a maze of entryways, staircases,…read moresliding doors, and elevators. Moving on. This is a nice co-op grocery in West Seattle near Alki (I don't know the area that well). There is outside parking and a parking garage. It was crowded, yet I get a parking spot quickly. Nice layout. I just walked along the route and found everything I needed without backtracking. In addition to food, they have a large store with organic type soaps and socks and whatnot. Also a large pharmaceutical selection (non-prescription). Staff was very friendly - noticeably so. PCC is a bit out of my budget for regular shopping yet I enjoy patronizing them on occasion due to their business practices and their interesting and appetizing selections.

I was in the area and was happy to see that there was a PCC right down the street! I shop at other…read morelocations frequently. I found this one to mostly be on par with the others. Large, clean location with easy parking access. The produce selection when I went was fairly "meh," and seemed like a smaller selection than other stores, but I was able to find everything else that I wanted. I didn't talk to the employees, but the vibe was off. I felt like I was an inconvenience in their way even though I was nowhere near their personal space bubble.

Disgusting!!! I was…read morein the store and I noticed that someone had eaten from some of the packaged food as evidenced by ripped plastic and missing food. I kindly reported this to "Thenya"?? The woman who works in the Deli And she removed the food and quickly placed another piece of plastic over it. Basically someone came in and ate some food from a package, this woman also grabbed the food with her bare hands and then went and just put a new plastic on it and put it back out. So gross I then explained to her that someone had touched and eaten the food and that you can't just put the food back out. She pretended not to understand or even speak English. I then told the manager who was an Asian woman and she didn't even seem to care at all or even understand just how gross this was and how this deli and store can't be trusted. Pig workers! Disgusting. Dirty. Avoid at all costs.

Bacon is marked as $8.99. I go to checkout and it rings up at $9.99, I find a worker and mention it…read moreshould be $8.99 who tells me to go get in line at the main register. Main register still refuses to honor the printed price. I guess they just believe it's ok to secretly charge people more than their printed prices and hope no one notices or protests...