The cashiers are rude. I can easily rise above it and carry…read moreon with my day, but as a matter of principle I won't shop there again.

Great people doing a great job. I personally think It's a nice break from the noisy street outside…read moreand it's calming for when I'm about to have a panic attack. Not only that but they sell the candy I'm craving a lot of the time! I stopped by and gave a brownie.

I've been coming to the pharmacy for my medicine since last year. The staff are fast, efficient,…read moreand really care. When I've had questions or concerns they take their time with me until I'm happy. They also contacted the hospital with my friend's prescriptions, so she'd get the right meds at the correct doses. She was inpatient and wouldn't have gotten better without their help. I really enjoy their bubbly happy customer service. They're my friends now. I won't go anywhere else.

prescription auto refill is a mess and will leave you high and dry with your next prescription over…read moretwo weeks out.

This place is the definition of "hurry up and buy." It's a depressing little shack with barely any…read moreinventory and zero sense of customer service. I walked in and was met with silence, no greeting, no acknowledgment. That alone wouldn't have been a dealbreaker, but it only got worse. While I was browsing the already sparse selection, the droopy faced employee got up to hover uncomfortably close to me the entire time. Literally as I was walking to the checkout so was he. Why aren't you at your post?? At checkout, there was still no communication. No total confirmation, no basic courtesy, nothing. I even had to ask for a bag, and when I did, it was handed over carelessly without a word. No "thank you," no "have a nice day", just complete awkwardness. Do better.

These people are mentally depressed and not in okay condition…read more I went in asked for a plays station game disk price he said dont ask price i get headache telling people price all the time let me scan and you can see on the register.... Worst customer service and tbh expensive prices Dont go there if you want to get disappointed and disrespected

This is located with a shared, busy parking lot with a laundromat, Asian market, Chinese and Thai…read morerestaurants. After making a trek to another Eastern European market down in Tacoma the day before, now it was time to visit European Grocery in Everett on 3/2/25. Pro tip: Don't be intimidated by the stoic, standoffish staff at the deli counter or the register. Enjoy the culinary experience wandering their grocery aisles and remember your shopping bag(s) to package up your purchases. Because I had also stocked up at the other market in Tacoma, I noticed similarities in the product availability. However, I was able to find other things of interest especially in the smoked meats, condiments, chocolates, and biscuits areas. I enjoyed looking closely at their wine and spirits section...unique labels I would not find at my usual Ravenna wine shop in Seattle. Thanks to Heather, fellow Yelp Elite, for putting European Grocery on my radar screen!

European staff at grocery stores have been given a bad reputation online (mainly TikTok). So many…read morepeople who have access to European groceries have said the staff are rude, they don't let you record or take pictures & often have a staring problem. My family and I have not experienced anything close to that at this store. Both the men and women were very helpful, let me admire their produce and culture (even let me take pictures and videos) & eagerly answered the few questions I did have. We had such an enjoyable experience that we came back the next day to buy more food & sweet treats. In regard to the ambiance, this grocery store isn't the biggest by any means. It's about the size of a NY bodega/convenience store, so don't expect to be able to find any and everything you usually can at other places. However their produce is fresh & all the meat, cheese and dessert products we have tried were all very good (certainly much healthier than the preservative and filler packed foods you'll find at your local WalMart, QFC, etc). I thoroughly enjoyed my first European market experience & can't wait to come back, as well as visit other stores.

Located off of Hardison Road very close to Boeing, this is a fantastic spot to grab a sandwich and…read morethere is essentially a convenience store located inside the same place. I heard great things from friends and neighbors about this place. Came here for dinner as the family was craving sandwiches. I ended up ordering a Reuben sandwich. I got it hot along with some french fries and onion rings, which were shared with the family. The sandwich was fantastic! Just the right amount of meat and the sauerkraut was so flavorful. And earrings were perfectly crisp and the fries are crinkle cut and crispy. Very similar to the crinkle cut fries at Shake shack. Lots of other sandwich options to try so I will definitely be back to try some more.

Absolutely amazing everything!! Love this place and the employees! My absolute go to on the island!read more

This is THE place to shop for beer. The selection is outrageous and everything is color-coded to…read morehelp you find a particular taste (cider, sour, ale, stout, etc.). Highly recommend!

everything is pretty much great about this market except the customer service is awful, not sure if…read moreit's off days or what but it seems to be every-time im in there it's a grumpy person at the register can barely get a "hi" or "have a good day" which is basic customer service

I've been hearing about this for awhile and had it on my to do list. Luckily I was able to come…read moreacross some street signs on a recent weekend visit to Everett that reminded me to seek it out. The signage was very helpful and pointed me to exactly where I wanted to go. I was not sure if this was place to check out by donation or for a cost, but was excited to see that it was free of charge. It's a quick stop off and you can totally check it out spur of the moment like me if you are on your way to or from something else. This is located in an alley near Hoyt and Hewitt, kind of close to Cafe Wylde. Its not incredibly large, but there is a lot to check out in a small space. I am a lover of unusual food products and this was right up my alley, haha. There were many cool things to check out, I could certainly have spent more time but was on my way elsewhere. The person behind it all was very nice and shared how this place came to be. I even got some tips on how to find my own unique foods in the future. Best of all he had a few unique products for sale and I came away with some fun treats to try later, including a hot tamale bath product. He reported that he plans to continue to stock a few unique products to sell, so I will definitely be back to check this out in the future. Stop by if you are in the area.

This is SUCH a cool little spot in Everett we stumbled upon it while walking around after brunch…read moreone day the owner is incredibly kind and cool! It's awesome how they are sharing their love of fun snacks with the world! They even gave us adorable bags of candy and stickers when we left! They are super knowledgeable and a blast to chat with definitely stop by if you get the chance!

A friend told me about this place, from the name I always thought it was just a market, but it is…read moreactually a restaurant as well. I guess they recently remodeled, we tried a few times before we managed to catch them open and ready for business. Plenty of easy parking out front. Not too hot inside on a warm day. There were some samosas for sale on the counter. It has a separate seating area and some things for grocery type things and household items for sale around the edges. On the day we visited we were the only diners, but lots of people came in to use the store part. We both ordered the vegetarian combo. It was large and filling. It came with a beet section, which is something I have not experienced at other Ethiopian restaurants. My favorite part was a dark brownish item, but unfortunately I do not know what it is called. I also really enjoyed the salad section. I am not aware of other Ethiopian places in the area and the person behind the counter let me know that many people come from northern cities to dine here. It's nice to have this in the area. I know many people that are curious about Ethiopian food and it is nice to have a place closer to take them to experience it. Glad to have found this hidden gem.

In short A solid Ethiopian option in an area that has no…read moreother options. In long They just started serving food last spring, judging by their Instagram. This parking lot has had tons of interesting food options over the years, and still does. Alem heavily diversifies the area with the first African I can remember in this neighborhood, and still the only Ethiopian I can think of for miles and miles. Parking's free, and you walk in maybe thinking it's still only a store--look to the left, and there's now a casual, low-key dining area cordoned off with chest-high screens. 6 tables. Last night it was groups of friends, all clearly revisiting the food of the old country. Everybody had the big combo platter in front of them same as every other Ethiopian place you've ever been. One table called for coffee, and it came out smelling amazing in a gorgeous service set. They sat chatting and laughing until we left, even though they had already finished eating when we arrived. I love the friendly hang vibe here. The food is solid. All your familiar favorites--stewed meats, veg, chicken leg, hard-boiled egg, white cheese. No random iceberg-mix salad here, though, which is cool. The spicy injera appetizer, served cold, really hit the spot. I'd love more seasonings in the food, and more tartness in the injera. And I wouldn't mind things coming to the table hotter, either. It's rare to find flavors on the milder side like this at an Ethiopian place. But we demolished a huge platter of food and it was easy to enjoy. The market has all kinds of stuff--weaving, spices, traditional clothes, just a huge variety of things like a mini bazaar. The people here are so warm and friendly, just the nicest and kindest. I'm so happy to have Ethiopian near me.

CHECK SELL BY DATES ON EVERYTHING YOU BUY THEY SELL MULTIPLE MONTH OLD CHEESES, MILK, EVEN SALSA…read more Mole rat looking manager tried to be pissy with me and my significant other because we pulled our 1 year old baby, our 5 year old daughter, and our 6 year old son out of the way of some random person stealing cases of beer as we entered the store. Bro can get it at anytime EDIT: and this is also another occasion where I have bought bad food from this Safeway. Multiple months old, just opened. Fuck Safeway the regional manager needs to get involved at this point. Close this location down like Kroger is closing other locations because health standards, theft, and support from the state aren't being met!

Oh my gosh, how do you make this so good!?!? Seriously, what area of heaven did you find this? The…read moreserver/cook was nice, she made our sandwich just how I wanted it. The bread was toasted, and I got a chance to change the cheese! WOW, also, the peace and quiet of this place is great. It makes me enjoy my food even more! Thanks, Safeway!

The Guy with the Red bread always remembers me and my puppy!!! He is awesome!!!!! Never had a dull…read moremoment with him in the last few years of moving into this area!!! He is very knowledgeable when it comes to beers! So appreciate it! Have had many a great tastes thanks to him!!!

There is a girl that came from Florida. She has the best personality ever. Funny and very…read moreattractive. She works 2:30 pm Then the other girl with short hair works mornings is so awesome. Very friendly. That store has everything that you need that's convenient. Those girls make that store. I go out of my way to get my Mountain Dew just because of those girls. Bill the garbage man