I went on a Monday at 5:00 PM because I was starving but had to get something to eat that could be…read moreprepared really quickly due to time... and QFC happen to be in the same plaza so I decided to go to the deli there. It was actually nice that it was the first and closest thing to me when I walked in the doors. The cold section, where they dish you up the amount of food you want, was a little smaller than most delis but they had all the key, typical food that you would be looking for anyway In fact they had two chicken salads that you don't typically see in deli's and they were both delicious. The cranberry and pecan chicken salad, as well as another one that I now can't remember. Both employees were away from the counter working but we're paying close attention to see if customers approached the counter which is really nice since often times at delis they have a tendency to kind of ignore you until you can somehow get their attention or they decide they're done with their current task So one of the employees came right over. I needed to know if the two salads had any gluten in them and he did not know since he said he doesn't typically work at the counter but he offered to go and find out, which he quickly did and was able to actually print out the ingredients so I could also see for myself and not have any doubts. He was so extremely and genuinely friendly, and happy to help. Such a nice change from most customer service these days. I complimented him on his service and told him I recommend he actually work at the counter because he was so good with customers. The other nice thing was that he was quick and everything that he did rather than just taking his time like many deli people do. Which I appreciated since I was so so so hungry I wish I would have gotten his name so he could get credit for his customer service and attitude and efficiency and effectiveness. He was very tall, white, thin...oh and he had a tattoo under his left eye of two arrows. That should help someone know who he is and hopefully give him kudos. So I was able to quickly use the self check out and be on my way. The deli area was also very clean and organized. So I would absolutely return just for the deli itself

i don't even think she is an employee here , i think most of the people that restock the beer…read moresection aren't qfc employees . but i just wanted to say there was a woman , i think named hannah, that went completely out of her way to help me, be kind and put a smile on my face . not sure if she works for yall but i was having a horrible day and she made it a little bit better . thank you (i think her name is) Hannah.

Great market! Produce selection was amazing. Locally sourced fruit and vegetables at their peak…read moreand clearly labeled as to origin. I would definately be a regular if I lived in the area. First class, highly recommend.

Great quality food, very overpriced. Have found lots of prepackage products like coconut water,…read morecarbonated water, and different snacks almost half the price at QFC across the street. Last 2 times I have gotten cream cheese out of the new refrigerator area it has been either black or blue when opened, which leads me to question how good the new fridges are. Despite this, the hot bar is very good, they carry a lot of natural supplements that I take and have a good assortment of healthy natural products at a local area

There's something about the staff at this particular Met Market... Their vibe is really great. It…read moreactually feels good to walk in -- and I was looking for some summer sales. I walked in on a gorgeous peach display and though I had no intention of buying any I wound up deciding to take two home because they were so perfectly ripe. The first one I picked up had just the tiniest bit of that give which is so inviting. I didn't even want to look at the price because I was supposed to be doing "budget shopping." But when it comes to stone fruit that ripens in the summer? Irresistible. I walked in starving, it was late lunchtime, and everyone else was apparently trying to get a bite because the ready-made food here is somehow so good. I was tempted to get the brisket sandwich because I saw the way the young Chef seemed to be making it with such care and skill... But I headed over for something a little lighter and picked up an amazing locks on bagel sandwich which included the capers and the crisp slice of onion that always adds the nice sharpness. Then I decided to try out their tasting option because the dude behind the deli counter was friendly and approachable: He seemed happy doing his job. So I wound up tasting four things then getting their salmon pasta salad as well as the Mediterranean salad which was flavored fantastically, not too much vinegar, and also their beet salad. I saw someone at the soup counter going crazy about the curry chicken but I didn't see any prices and when I asked him how much it was, we looked around and didn't see the price and I decided not to risk what could turn out to be an expensive surprise at this time. For sales, what blew me away was how the Lacroix for $3.99 per 12 pack. I took home 6 of those 12-packs because it's summer and it's an affordable alternative to alcohol that is refreshing and bubbly. There was another brand I've never seen before called rumble and it was on sale two for five dollars I'll come back for that. As it so happened, some of their kombucha was also on sale which is always appealing. I decided to try a new brand with two new flavors. At the register the tall young woman (wish I remembered her name) was very helpful when I asked for her best recommendation for a good but affordable chocolate bar -- she mentioned Met Market's own brand $2.99 and pointed it out...and then when I asked about her favorite she showed me the Chao (?) $5.98 brand which I had never purchased before. Eventually I went with Moonstruck a Portland brand I've tried before, for $4.99. They had a dark chocolate with blueberry that was new to me. Then the amazing associate helping bag my purchases saw how many bags I had and seamlessly asked if I needed a shopping cart or if I would like help out. I decided to opt for the latter, thinking I would tip out of gratitude. But Kristi generously helped me and then graciously refused anything. With a calm smile, when she picked up my distress, she explained it was policy not to accept when I tried to insist -- she was both disciplined and firm in such a professional way all I could do is feel grateful. She deserves a shoutout. It was barely 3 minutes of bagging and walking but between that conversation at the register and the consummate professional customer service that Kristi demonstrated so gracefully...I actually felt for the first time that there was a genuine connection with the that I will look forward to the next time I walk into the store. Now if I see her again I'll ask how her son is doing on his Crew team (when I asked she told me that's where she was going after work to take her son to crew) -- because I used to be a Coxswain. You would think that there's no way to make connections in a grocery store but this Met Market maybe proving me wrong. Later that evening plans abruptly changed and I needed to pick up a small birthday cake to celebrate someone's birthday last minute. I decided to go back to Met Market because I had seen the individually sized birthday cake cakes in the cooler earlier during my lunch run. I decided to go with a chocolate raspberry cake for $13.99 over the birthday cake that was vanilla frosted with beautiful sprinkles that was $9.99. Uncertain if my son would prefer Pie over cake, I decided to splurge and also pick up the best pie our family agrees we've ever tasted -- Whidbey Island Pies -- and selected a cherry to take home with me. Then I stopped by the chocolate section and picked up four different bars including Moonstruck from Portland, Chao the brand recommended by the register team person earlier in the day, as well as Neuhaus (?) as a small birthday treat because my son loves dark chocolate. Sometimes a good connection goes a long way to making us feel like we have a place to go. I appreciate that this Met Market staff team for understanding that.

Love the coffee area - I often sit down here with coffee and a baked good. Appreciate that getting…read moreoat milk is not an extra charge...I am not lactose intolerant by choice, lol, so why do I have to pay more for non regular milk. Groceries are on the expensive side but they are selling good quality stuff too.

I'm being generous giving 3 instead of 2 stars. I don't know how they stay in business with their…read moreprices. Yes you can get some good deals on produce but 90% of everything else is overpriced. I'm guessing because they're in a "food desert" they can charge those prices. I would for sure recommend checking the expiration date on everything you buy. I will say the cashiers have all been friendly. Note: watch out how far you try to take a shopping cart in the parking lot because the wheels lock up if you try to take it too far.

Love Saar's. Renton location was my favorite years ago then shut down. The tukwila location is…read morelarge, has a subway and chicken counter deli which is cool. This location seems much quieter and less busy but always has the products I'm looking for! I love getting nostalgic yummy snacks here before I go to the AMC movie theater next door :)

As someone who must eat gluten-free, this store is such a relief! Everything in there is gluten…read morefree so I don't have to worry or check labels with a magnifying glass. They're pricey, but gluten-free items cost more wherever you shop. The staff (owners?) are pleasant to interact with. Bring your own bags, (although they do provide boxes if you need them)! Definitely recommend!

Checked out J-Bro's Gluten Free Market as they specialize in GF products. Large selection of frozen…read moregoods along with sauces, flours, snacks, candy and drinks (One Tree Hard Cider, mead and a few GF beers). Prices aren't cheap but it's a one stop shop. Have bought Superfree Bakehouse vegan pies ($12.99 USD) and vegan cupcakes ($5.29 USD). Strawberry rhubarb was better than the dutch apple pie. Cupcakes (snickerdoodle, strawberries and cream, apple streusel) not too sweet with a pleasant texture.

After noting the green and white coloring for the exterior of the store driving past a number of…read moretimes, I decided to come in to GoGo Mart Grocery (also as GogoMart International Groceries per signage out front) and see what I could find today, Wednesday 27 August 2025. The parking lot was accessible westbound on 196th Street Southwest and had spots available when I arrived midday/early afternoon. A worker at the front counter greeted me when I entered the store and food items were straightforward to find and browse. I love mango and was pleased to find a variety of mango offerings both in terms of brand offerings for a particular item (such as mango fruit drink) and in terms of different items. I went with a Shezan mango fruit drink and a Mezban mango cupcakes frozen item. The total came in at less than five dollars and my cash payment method was accepted. Both items were delicious. I had an all around enjoyable experience.

Great selection of foods & snacks, I had a great time browsing the snacks sections for Indian…read moresnacks I don't usually get to see. Service was great & quick. The store is clean and has great stock.

Went in to see if they had fresh samosas, they did! And other made to order items, can't remember…read morethe names but I can't wait to try it all. The gentleman made a few things for us to try and it was amazing. I'm so excited to have found this little gem, we will be back. On our way home to enjoy our good end of done henna tattoos.

We drove by here from an event to see some snacks that are recommended by my coworkers…read more We got here at 10am and supposedly, they should open at 10am. Unfortunately, the owner was late enough. There were a few people who waited around with us to see if the store will open. As it did, we all rushed in to get our shopping done. Since it was my first time here, I had to explore the aisles of goods I was interested in. The one and only staff was very kind to show me where things are and explained they are also organizing the store. She was genuinely kind to explain some things to me and even gave me pointers how to make my snacks more enjoyable. I like that! They have a lot to offer from Indian to Pakistan goods as well. Awesome place if you ask me! I found my snacks and they are healthy as well as spicy good. I'm sold!

European Food Store is a great place to shop if you're looking for a wide variety of European…read moregroceries and specialty foods. They have an impressive selection of deli items, freshly prepared salads, pickled vegetables, sweets, cakes, and a large assortment of processed meats like salami. My favorite thing to buy here is their smoked fish -- it's always flavorful and worth the trip -- and variety of freshly baked eastern European breads. Whether you're shopping for everyday staples or looking to try something new, this store has plenty of unique options to explore.

The fresh baked bread is really good. It is so hearty, fresh, and delicious. The first loaf I had…read moretook me back to my first meal in Ukraine. You can't go wrong with fresh bread, but this is is particularly healthy and flavorful.