I love Ken's . Even when the cashier reads my birthday out loud. The team is kind, knowledgeable…read moreand very helpful. There is a variety of product and they seem to always be stocked with what I need. Also the smash burger changed my life, I may name my first child smash burger now... my wife said we can settle for Ken .

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.

I thought this was a mom and pop's store or a corner convenience store before I went here LOL. This…read morereally is more of a market that carries some crazy unique items--- a lot of international and health food items. For a smaller market, they have a lot of variety of certain items like pasta sauces and rice but at the sacrifice of other market staples. They also have wall upon wall upon wall of wine. Never saw so much wine in a "market." Anyway, I thought this place was nice and clean. Impressed by the produce and other specialty items they carry. Appreciated that they had bottled unsweetened green tea even if it wasn't my favorite brand. Prices are what to be expected for a corner market. I got a regular size bag of Kettle brand chips, 2 Odwalla smoothies, and 2 bottles of green tea for about $15.40. Would stop by if I was in the neighborhood again.

Food options are not plentiful in Montlake, so thank goodness for Mont's Market. Doubling as a…read morevery solid convenience store and sandwich place, Mont's has quite possibly everything you could need. For sandwiches, you really cannot beat their prices. My go to was the Spicy BBQ chicken for a whopping $4.99. It is made fresh to order and comes out nice and hot. They have a few chairs and tables outside, otherwise, pick up a sandwich on your way from work and enjoy!

I've passed Central Co-Op several times in Capital Hill and have been so curious to try them out…read more I'll be honest, I'm not much of a health expert, nor do I like healthy foods as much as other people desire them. But it was an alternative option as my grocery options were pretty limited late one Friday night. Coffee Bar was already closed, deli department was also closed, but few items to choose from the deli were in the refrigerated section, beer and wine department had an assortment of items to choose from. Yet alcohol wasn't on my agenda. What I did find was a few bakery items, breakfast burritos looked worth a try, and this was my first attempt to healthy sodas and fresh squeezed juices. Appreciated a staff that guarded the front entrance for safety and security. The cashier offered me to join and become a member. Membership fee was a bit high, although if I return more often, it might be a better investment. Almost all businesses in Capital Hill cater to the LGBT community, you will see rainbow flags flying at store fronts. Seattle is such an inclusive and diverse city.

Paprika Roast Chicken is scrumptious. So are the grilled red potatoes and veggies. Helpful,…read morecourteous service. Pleasant cafe like setting with huge glass windows. Plenty of natural light overlooking a grand old tree.

I love my local PCC. As a Columbia City resident, I probably shop here at least three times a week…read more It's not cheap, but the quality is often worth the premium. With that said, I've noticed several cost cutting changes over the years that I'm not thrilled about. The meat department used to have a traditional butcher counter, which made it easy to get the exact amount of black forest bacon I needed. This is now gone and replaced with pre-packaged cuts. Bulk bacon is no longer offered, and shopping for meat now creates more plastic waste. Recently, the deli counter was replaced with pre-portioned servings. This move might make sense but is not a great sign of for the future of this store. I'm glad the sandwiches have been spared, especially since I eat those pretty frequently. Lastly, the pizza situation is lacking. Maybe something's up with the heat lamps, but slices tend to dry out and are incredibly unappetizing. The only way you'll get a good piece is if it just came out of the oven. This is not an issue at other PCCs, where the pizza is in good shape throughout. Overall, still love shopping here but I hope my PCC's best days are ahead.

This PCC is a shell of what it used to be - they've taken away the butcher counter, the deli…read morecounter and cooking classes. The hot bar food is worse than the Bellevue location and tastes like reheated food. A lot of the former, friendly staff members are gone. If you're a member, they periodically reduce their dividends or don't pay out at all. There's always someone asking you for money or to sign a petition outside the store despite the fact that they have armed security inside the store at all times. The only good thing left is that the produce is still fresh.

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...

Last of the, "Ma & Pa shop." As well as one or two up on Beacon Hill. This one is the only one…read moreopen so late, (helpful) and such a nice man at the till. Please support Japanese American business.

Convenient location, but service is poor. Owners are nice to some and very unfriendly to others…read more However they're always quick to take your money. It's amazing how far a simple smile and hello will travel. They should learn to put their biases and prejudices aside, and realize that not everyone is bad. Maybe if they treated folks with respect they would get respect in return.

I enjoy coming here to sundries including coffee, charcoal, beer and milk. The staff here are…read moregreat. Moving to Seattle has left me feeling like what was before sorely missing was a true Bodega or deli. As Stendhal may profess yet on a mundane key, this deli figures beauty as the promise of happiness. But there are so many other reasons to support this local cornerstone. In another review for a cafe down the street, I took issue with overpriced artisanal food that the manager proudly brags about as being "from award winning bakeries." Begging to differ from such over-valorization, I noted how there are better alternatives in Central. I was partly thinking of snacks and beer here because not only is it better in terms if economic value but also such a much needed community asset as cornerstone claims witness to the splendor of the neighborhood's diversity as exemplified by an immigrant-ran business without the conceit of branding and defining the community according to market-minded credos of the "coffee community." In terms of snacks, the food here offers an accessible alternative to the trite fancy donuts that go for a classy three dollars elsewhere. If you want to be part of the neighborhood community and support a multiethnic locale, please do visit. (If you want overpriced rents and overly instrumental "corporate social responsibility, try that other place!)

I don't trust this man!…read more I live in the area and stop by this convenience shop from time to time. He's sweet so I never thought much of it. My second time there he "accidentally" charged me for a beer that was 8 dollars. He pressed it so fast, the itemized screen disappeared so fast. Next thing I see, it's asking me to pay. It was the way he reacted when I told him you charged me for a beer. So rehearsed and disingenuous. I've been skeptical ever since but didn't take it personal as I gave him the benefit of the doubt. Couple times I came, I realized he's been charging a 50 cent fee on all transactions. That was my last straw. When I confronted him, he said he had to because of the bank. I left. Never returning again as I'm sure that's not allowed on debit. I don't trust him.

I think this place has rebranded to Ruhamah Grocery. It's not really a deli anymore, from what I…read morecan tell. But a nice convenience store with everything I needed. Pantry items, snacks, drinks, random household items. It's close to home and very convenient!

This place gets 5 stars for me for being a decently sized grocery convenience store that's open…read morelate. Really useful if you're living in Belltown nearby. The guy at the front was nice and they've got what you need to get you through some munchies or refill your toilet paper, etc. They also have in-house made sandwiches before 5 if you can make it in that early. Overall, glad to have them in the neighborhood.