This downtown Seattle Whole Foods was a great stop for us as torusist staying in the Denny…read moreTriangle. I love when there is a great grocery store right near my hotel when I am traveling. This Whole Foods location is full-size, with a full bakery, hot bar, and grocery selection. Having this place nearby made it a great home base for water, a snack, and delicious treats in a pinch. We enjoyed some hot bar items (delicious), some bakery items (scrumptious), and of course, grabbed hotel essentials for our stay, like water bottles and snacks. I didn't have much interaction with staff here, so can't speak on the service. There are lots of self-checkouts available. I'd say we ended up in this Whole Foods about 3-4 times in our 5-day stay. It was clean, organized, dependable, and for a Whole Foods in Seattle, reasonably priced.

The wait for Amazon pickup or drop off is very very long. Do not recommend for that. Otherwise it's…read morefine as a typical WFM grocery though they aren't as great as they used to be.

I have dove into Uwajimaya on several occasions but my last time here I scoped out the store pretty…read morethoroughly. The options at this grocery store is overwhelming but it's kind of a treat also. There is lots of merchandise that you can't get at any run of the mill grocery store. This grocery store is mainly tuned into Asian shoppers and so you get a lot of merchandise that you don't see in just any everyday place. I heard coming here you can get all kinds of different flavors of Kit Kats and indeed I did find a lot of different ones. I purchased a flavor though that I haven't tried before which made it fun. It was a dark chocolate Kit Kat. But what I unexpectedly found was different Pocky flavors also. The sweet tasting pretzel stick I have had plenty of times with chocolate and strawberry flavors but I found one with fruit (mango) chunks that was a part of the flavor. It was good! Perhaps not my favorite but I'm glad I got to try something new! In addition to that there is something similar to Pocky called Pretz. This is a more savory version of Pocky. I found a toasted sugar flavor which I never came across before and that was good too! So it definitely was a hit coming back again. In addition to the grocery store itself at this location there is a connecting bookstore and a food court. So you could definitely spend a considerable amount of time here! I enjoy the bookstore but haven't tried the food court so that will be yet another visit for another time.

Nice big asian supermarket, with parking lot. If you purchase $20.00 of items in the supermarket…read moreor at their food court, show the parking slip to cashier, they will validate for free parking up to 2hrs. The market features seafood, freshly prepared package , lots of Asian sauces, can and packaged goods and exotic pastries. They are pricy, but not out of line for Japanese and Korean markets.

Very nice supermarket. I love their selection of products…read more Great customer service. I like salad bar a lot!

Disappointed by aggressive checkout monitoring regarding bag fees -…read more I(25M LGBTQI+) had an incredibly frustrating experience at the self-checkout here. While checking out, I used two paper bags and was confronted by an employee who essentially forced me to add the bag charges to my bill. While I understand there is a Washington state bag law, the employee's approach felt completely aggressive and unnecessary for a 24-cent issue. Metropolitan Market already charges premium prices, and being policed over paper bags at a self-checkout is an incredibly uninviting customer experience. I will definitely think twice before coming back to this location.

Trader Joes on Madison is a 10/10 every single time…read more Im fully aware that Im a bit obsessed with Trader Joes, but this location never really misses. It's always stocked, super easy to navigate, and the staff are always ridiculously helpful and friendly. Thats the secret sauce. Even with they're busy, the employees never change their attitude. Always super kind, approachable, and make you feel welcome instead of like a burden. *Cough Qfc, Cough* There are two places that just do not know how to disappoint. Trader Joes and Costco. They got the formula locked in folks. The BEST products, CHEAP prices, GREAT energy, and people who just seem to CARE. 5 Stars, every time.

EGGS: The "large" eggs are not large. They are medium at…read morebest. In BIG letter on the top of the carton you see NO ANTIBIOTICS USED. In the most miniscule type on the side of the carton you barely see "No antibiotics were administered to the laying hen's diet nor were any antibiotic injections administered DURING THE EGG LAYING PROCESS. What is meant by 'the egg laying process'? Are antibiotics administered at ANY time?

I'll go out of my way to shop at T&C Markets for multiple reasons, despite living next to a larger…read morechain grocery store. They're union, they're extremely helpful (I've had off-duty people help me find things, I mean COME ON this is nuts), and the selection is unparalleled. Finally used the grocery pickup option as we're shielding so we can see an Immunocompromised friend, and I'll never use another. Not only is the quality of the produce better, but our shopper made sure that we received a much-needed substitution treat when our original choice was out. Not usually one for treats, but now more than ever, some cookies and kindness go a really long way (shoutout to Ali you're aces).

This is one of our go to grocery stores close to home…read more My favorite section is the bulk items where you just get what you need. Store prices are a bit pricier than other grocery stores but they sometimes have good sales and produce is pretty fresh. Staff is always helpful. Their self checkout section is convenient when the checkout lines are long.

It's a smaller TJs compare to the one by my house. My niece was visiting from out of state, and…read morethis one was the closest to the space needle. She collects the totes from different states. Plus we wanted to bring snacks to the stadium. My niece told me the prices here are cheaper that where she lives in Orange County CA. Good to know. Everyone was personable. Service was great.

Shopping in Seattle, Washington…read more.. I've been to th8s Queen Anne location before! I like it because it has free underground parking! On this visit, I got one of those viral canvas tote bags... they're so popular overseas and are selling for around $40 when the original price is just $4.99, plus tax! The limit for the new green handled tote bag is 4 per customer. I also got some mini totes in the original colors of red, yellow, navy, and green handles. They're just $3.99, plus tax. The limit is 2 of each color. As usual, I looked at freshly cut flowers, greeting cards, and snacks. Everything is reasonably priced and the employees are very friendly and helpful! We found the mascot (a plushie monkey) and got free stickers as our reward (instead of a lollipop). It was a fun shopping experience!

Saveway is one the best places to travel to in the world! It is owned by Nisei People and their…read moredaughters. They have everything you need. Booze, tobacco, food, and quite importantly, paper string, and pens. Love them up!

In a "sketchy" area. Old store. Limited selection of groceries. Lots of beer and wine. Closest…read more"market" to our hotel near Pioneer Square Seattle, WA. Just be aware of your surroundings, especially at night

Decent selection of Asian desserts, fruits, spices, and the regular stuff you'd expect to see at an…read moreHMart. Service is pretty efficient and polite at the counter and the overall vibes are great since the store is super clean and the foods are super fresh. Only gripe is that a lot of the items here are like 50% more than what they are at Target so it's pretty hard to justify buying most of my groceries here.

Although the address is 1601 second avenue the actual front door is on Pine street. The Korean…read moregrocery store itself has an escalator going down to a basement yet it is its main area. Full of fresh produce, cooked bento meals, groceries throughout the store. We did observe various yet obscured places to eat in there. We stayed in a downtown upscale hotel but walking down to HMart was quite unnerving due to so many strung out transients we passed by near McD's. What a shame. Our cities have become. We did purchase kimbap & a salmon teriyaki veggie don bento. It hit the spot. The korean lady store employee who served us was fast & efficient. She promptly asked if we needed a bag & utensils which we did. My wife forgot to bring her bag! Lol aw she wasn't feeling up to par that we almost didn't visit. Can you believe it's our first time at a HMart? We know It won't be our last!

Clean and tidy are the first two words that come to mind walking in the front door to Ken's QA. The…read moreorganization and lighting make the shopping experience here visually aesthetic. Store associates are always present and approachable to assist customers. Want a sandwich? Head back to the cases in the back to grab premade food or have the staff make you a delicious sandwich made to your liking.

Ken's Market is the center of our Phinney Ridge community. I shop there at least once a week and…read moreappreciate the friendly, helpful staff, the excellent deli and extensive greeting cards as well as the large wine collection.

Great neighborhood market! I came upon this place by their mention in Seattle's top ten smash…read moreburgers. I couldn't imagine how a local market could have a good burger, as most don't have grills. This place did not disappoint. The market itself was very clean, well stocked and had a good variety. I went to the burger counter, and ordered as I watched the grill with roughly 30 burgers cooking at once. The woman was very friendly, patient and helpful when I explained it was my first time. I decided on ordering two. It proved to be a good idea. The burger was fantastic, cheese radio was good, flavor was good. For the $7 price tag, it is a no brainer. Go for lunch. And get some grocery shopping in as well,

Great store with lots of fun premade items! I really like the onigiri. The store in general is a…read morebit on the pricier side but there are lots of good quality, local options. I've also ordered from Ken's through Too Good To Go. I'm glad they offer it as an option to make sure food doesn't go to waste. I wish they had vegetarian or pescatarian options through Too Good To Go. Perhaps next time I'll call ahead before placing an order there.