Finally got to try beechers cheese and why I've never tried it sooner, I'll never know…read more The line may look long, but they filter you through pretty quickly. The original mac and cheese is to die for. I don't think I've had anything like it to be honest. Definitely a must when visiting the market.

Place seems like it's always packed. Ordered the chicken and pepper sandwich and a small mac &…read morecheese. Both were delicious. Both were a little pricey. While you wait in line or wait for your food order, you could watch them make fresh handmade cheese. This specific location is in the center of the busiest touristy place in all of Seattle, Pikes Place market, so parking sucks. there isn't anywhere to sit inside, so everything is to go. Service was fast and friendly with all the sandwiches made to order. They also had a little market connected to it where you could buy prepackaged items as well.

Very clean and good products. Recommended to visit this place…read more Hot dogs was amazing . Service are not really good

The store has friendly staff who treat me and my grandma with respect and cheer. The store has all…read moreour Ukrainian favorites and sells delicious cakes. These days we especially like the cherry one . They have produce from local farms. It's spacious and bright. We love going there.

I have to say, Beecher's Handmade Cheese in the airport is overrated. For a place that gets so much…read morehype, our visit was a disappointment. The food fell short across the board: Tomato Soup: It was way too sour, lacking any of the rich, balanced flavor you want in a classic tomato soup. Mac & Cheese: While they call it the "World's Best," it was just way too cheesy to the point of being overwhelming. Instead of being creamy and balanced, it felt heavy. To make matters worse, the guy serving us really wasn't very friendly, which only added to the subpar experience. Between the letdown dishes and the service, it's definitely not worth the airport premium. And it's the airport and the tables were filthy.

My pre-flight ritual is stopping by the Wendy's here but I also got to eat some of my partner's mac…read moreand cheese hehe. Food: (4/5) I'm not the biggest fan of mac and cheese in general because it gives me flavor fatigue sooo fast, but this one was really good! I've had Beechers at the famous Pike location many years ago and don't remember it being so delicious. I have no idea what exactly my partner ordered, but it was soo creamy and just the right amount of cheesy. It was so steamy that it stayed hot for a good amount of our flight as well. This is definitely something I would like to start getting more often, especially as a comfort food before something that can be physically taxing like a long flight.

Turkish Bakery & Deli is not just a place--it's a portal. A portal to flaky ecstasy, savory…read moreenlightenment, and the kind of hand release that makes you question whether you've ever truly lived. I walked in expecting a sandwich. I walked out hand-released into a new dimension of flavor, texture, and spiritual clarity. The moment you enter, the scent alone performs a full-body hand release on your soul. Cardamom, sesame, and dreams swirl in the air like edible incense. The décor? A cozy blend of Anatolian charm and deli swagger. I felt like I'd been hand-released from Seattle drizzle into Istanbul sunshine. Let's talk food: * The simit? A sesame-crusted halo of joy. One bite and I hand-released my skepticism about circular carbs. * The börek? Layers of pastry so delicate, I whispered "hand release" with every chew. * The lamb pide? A canoe of savory perfection that hand-released me from all previous notions of pizza. * And the baklava? Oh sweet mercy. It was a honey-soaked hand release into dessert nirvana. I considered legally changing my name to Pistachio. Non-Turks, non-locals, non-delicates--this place is for YOU. Turkish Bakery & Deli is a hand release from bland sandwiches and sad pastries. It's a flavor embassy where every bite is a diplomatic mission of delight. You don't need to know what sucuk is. Just trust the spice and let the hand release happen. The tea? Served in tulip glasses that practically chant "hand release" in Turkish. I sipped, I sighed, I forgave my ex. The staff? Warm, witty, and fluent in the language of joy. One of them hand-released a tray of delights onto my table and I nearly proposed. Go. Eat. Hand release your palate. Let Turkish Bakery & Deli show you what flavor diplomacy really means.

Absolutely amazing experience! This Turkish bakery in Kent is hands down one of the best spots I've…read morevisited. Everything was incredibly fresh, flavorful, and made with real care. I tried the bread and the hinkali, and both were outstanding. The bread was perfectly baked--crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside. The hinkali were delicious, juicy, and full of flavor with a great texture. You can really tell the ingredients are high quality and prepared with attention. The staff were super friendly and welcoming, which made the whole visit even better. Service was quick, and the atmosphere felt warm and inviting.

Cool stuffs over here. Too many to choose but interesting…read moreto try. Plus you got a Ferrari shopping here so can't go wrong with that

Good service. There are some Russian and Ukrainian products and sweets; smoked meat and "Soviet…read morechampagne". Liquor and wine, which are known in xUSSR contries. Unfortunately, I was not able to find Ukrainian Vodka and Ukrainian Beer there.

The Wine Alley is the kind of place that makes you glad you live nearby. Jim and Rachel, and their…read morestaff know wine, know their regulars, and have built something genuinely rare for a neighborhood shop: comfortable, unpretentious, and worth your time. Selection is excellent with a strong Pacific Northwest lean. The wine club is one of the better ones I've come across. Whether you're using the blazing fast wifi to finish up emails for the day or catching up with friends over a glass. It accommodates all of it without trying too hard.

We went in for a Sparkman wine tasting and there was a screaming child. There is a sign clearly…read moreposted 21+. I don't go wine tasting with my children nor my grandchildren or nieces & nephews. It's my 1st and last time in this strip mall venue. The owner said it was one off but I heard the parents asking for permission.

Humble Vine is an absolute gem!…read more Wine connoisseur and owner, Abel (also a gem), is your delightful host, whose passion for wine is invigorating and humble. Whether you are a wine connoisseur or newbie, Abel can humbly turn you on to wines that you will love! Humble Vine throws down deep pours in perfect glassware, as well as fabulous charcuterie boards, in a very comfortable parlor with bar, group table, leather couch, and outdoor seating, whatever fits your mood. And they spin vinyl records!!! Come sip some wine and take home some bottles for later!!!!

Small quaint spot great ambiance and style inside the service was top notch and friendly. They have…read morea wonderful variety and selection of wines! Will definitely be back!

This place is a gem and gas saver! I would do a big grocery haul at Hess' in Lakewood for my bro in…read morelaw out of state ever since I moved here. My bf reminds me of this store we randomly came across one day. It has what the store in Lakewood has but more grocery options. Cute and homey store. I spent about 30mins+ give or take shopping for the family. There are many options of trinkets, chocolates (alcohol ones too) , drinks, mustards, curry ketchups, gummy candy, bread, gravy etc. I did notice they don't carry any Maggie products for gravy and such. I know that was my bro's first question as he prefers that brand lol. The staff is really kind. The deli dude was patient with me as I told him I have a lot to order. I met the female owner and she's a sweetheart. The cashier lady was also so helpful as I couldn't find a specific brand candy. She pointed me in the right direction and luckily there was enough :) There's plentiful parking in the lot, and can get pretty cramped when busy as it's not a big store but has many options. My basket total in my picture provided is $255. My brother in law asked me to take them here next time they're in town as there's so much to look at.

Old world charm Great meats as well as other German and…read moreEuropean delights. It is historical as well . I can remember them when I was a teenager back in the '70's So glad to see them carrying on

For the love of adult lunchables, picnics, boat escapades, and charcuterie grazing tables, surely…read morecrackers and toasts are best paired with your favorite proteins, cheeses, and fruits. La Panzanella has officially found residency in my pantry. This paired with Montchevre (hot honey goat cheese), Applegate Naturals, and seasonal fruit with bubbly or wine is fabulous. I prefer it to most brands as it comprised of clean ingredients, non GMO, and simple to the palate by itself for fasting breaks. I've not been to the bakery in Tukwila, WA the flagship but hope to visit soon. These and its varieties are sold nationwide at most grocery chain and boutique markets.

I picked up a packet of these "artisan crackers" from the local Whole Foods in Boston and was very…read morepleased. They look pretty when spread out for picking up by my guests and the soft cheese I picked to go with them was excellent. "Croccantini" (a term I'd never heard before) with Rosemary and they were delicious. Non GMO, Cholesterol Free, Low Fat, Vegan and Kosher. They do contain wheat, which reminds me that you can't please all the people all of the time. Good crackers, would buy these again.