What kind of grocery store doesn't sell masks???? I'm not crazy for wanting to keep customers from…read morecatching deadly illnesses. But alas, the prices are good so I soldier on. 5 star for prices and the cashier at the end, not because I had a five star experience.

The workers here are amazing and go above and beyond for their customers. I would like to mention…read moreemployee Deja. We happened to be parked next to her. We are seniors who lost our car keys in the store and couldn't leave. On her own, she spent her break getting our senior dog water as it was a hot day. She also asked us the items we bought so she could keep her eyes open during her shift. She made a great effort to look! We appreciated her many kindnesses and helping us. Thank you, Deja!

Traffic was less than I had anticipated this midday, 14 December 2025, on my way to the Cinebarre…read morefor a movie, so I decided to stop and check out Grocery Outlet to see if I could find a small toy type item for a Christmas gift for a family member. I pulled in to the parking area and was happy to find open spots not too far from the entrance. Entering the store I quickly made my way past the aisles looking for a home supplies type area. Along the wall on the far side of the store from the entrance was a mixed offerings section with items such as kitchen/cooking supplies, toys, and other miscellaneous items. Looking over the toy offerings, one item caught my eye (a small Hot Wheels car). The in-store price was listed along with a non-discount price. I opted for the last one and made my way to check-out. The cashier was friendly and payment went without hiccup.

How can a store sell berries that are so blatantly rotten, let alone for premium prices, and then…read moreto have them displayed right in the front like it's their best product? It feels deceitful. I understand organic is pricier, but not for ones that have gone bad. Sadly, a lot of their produce looked like this.

You hire truly exceptional people. Jaala at the Shoreline…read morestore is one of those rare individuals who elevates the entire experience. She was kind, courteous, and incredibly helpful -- but more than that, she showed genuine care in every interaction. My family felt seen, valued, and welcomed, and that's not something you can train; that's who she is. Employees like Jaala create the kind of environment that keeps customers coming back. Her professionalism, warmth, and willingness to go the extra mile reflect the very best of your organization. My family absolutely loves her, and because of people like her, your Shoreline store has become our go‑to location.

Awesome Trader Joe's that carries the mini tote bags, and I didn't even have to wait in line! The…read morestaff were friendly as usual. Parking was easy since there is a parking lot.

This about as midline as you could get because there's nothing good or bad about it per se it is…read morewhat it is. It's a reduced price, not wholesale, place for chefs, cooks and restaurant owners to pick up bulk supplies for reasonable prices. They're not going to get any lower than this especially if you order through the mail. Today I picked up a case of monster energy drinks which is 24 for $38 and now I don't have to pay the ridiculous price of 3.79 each. There are supplies even for barista stands things like cups and stirrers and coffee syrups and coffee beans and the like. A good supply of essential professional cooking cookware like inserts, whips and utensils and some really good knives. For the bar there are dozens of different Frozen appetizers that patrons love like deep fried shrimp, chicken strips, zucchini, even pickles breaded, onion rings and other things like burritos, chicken strips and the like. They have a whole walk-in dairy refrigerator it's bigger than my bedroom which is quite nice when you need a lot of supplies and don't like the crowns of the supermarkets. No you do not need to be a member or have a special sign or club membership to shop here and no there is no fee for that it's just like a regular supermarket only with a different kind of display setup. In fact there is no display setup. They just open the containers for you to see what you're getting and then you can buy brand new containers of what you like. In some instances they will break a case like cleaning supplies, pinesol and other things too. Sometimes it's fun just to come out here because you never know what you see that will surprise you. Location could be better, it's off the beaten path past 130th Street North and Stone avenue North off to the east side kind of tucked away there. By the way, I still call it cash and carry because it has a nice ring to it.

Been going to this location when it called Cash & Carry, now US Foods ChefStore for over 20 years…read more Just realized after my visit (5/5/22) that yet again never posted via Yelp. Convenient location in North Seattle, ample parking, no membership needed, and prices often lower than local grocery stores and Costco. Most people who shop here are office, food service, restaurant, cafe, and catering staff. But the general public can also score great stuff in bulk, larger quantities. Perfect for those big gatherings. I've stopped in for kitchen gear, picnic supplies, spices, condiments, baking ingredients, and dairy products. Convenience and savings without the crazy crowds.

The grocery outlet is an interesting shopping experience -- you never know what you might find! I…read moream not sure I would shop their for regular staples but then again if you are not picky in brands it might actually be the perfect spot! Unfortunately the Grocery Outlet is not in Arizona!! They have practically everything else in AZ but not this bargain market -- not sure why -- so every time I am in WA I need to check out the goods. Basically it is easy to end up with a cart full of nothing you intended to get but everything that looks different and interesting -- not your normal everyday grocery finds - but also some finds you may not expect. Some of the locations are kind of junky but that is part of the fun!

I am a regular shopper here and was really disappointed when they sold me product that rotted…read moremonths before expiration date and they would not replace nor respond to my emails about it. I find the way they handled this unprofessional and disappointing.

I love shopping at Seattle Sprouts farmers market! The produce section is always well stocked,clean…read moreand fresher than most standard grocery stores. The bulk spice and nut bins are a huge money saver. Shoutout to deli department team members for being so friendly and helping me select the right cuts. Fast checkout lines even during peak hours.

I love sprouts. I buy my lunch and snacks here. The deli and bakery have an amazing selection. I…read morelove their made to order sandwiches the best!

This Tractor Supply in Monroe has become my go-to! The Monroe and Kent locations are the two…read moreclosest to me, but I find myself picking this location every time. It's a huge store with a massive parking lot and they always seem to have what I'm looking for in stock. I regularly pick up the large bags of pine pellets here, and they're a great value. I'm also usually in and out within just a few minutes, which I really appreciate. The employees have always been so kind and helpful. They have offered to help me carry the large heavy bag of pellets out before, which was such a thoughtful gesture. And when they have the little chicks in, I always have to take a peek! So cute! :) Thank you to the team at Tractor Supply in Monroe for always making my trips so quick and easy!

Tractor Supply is pretty darn solid! They have a nice big parking lot (can easily bring a trailer…read morewithout being too much of a nuisance when it isn't super busy). I come here regularly to pick up poultry feed and straw bedding, and usually everything's in stock (they had a straw shortage during COVID, but can't really fault them on that). I like that their compressed straw is wrapped in plastic - it's a bit wasteful, but it's cleaner to transport and store at home - it usually takes me a month to go through a whole bale, so it's helpful that it stores dry without me having to build a specific straw shed or something. For heavy/bulky stuff (like straw bales and 50lb bags of feed), they have an open cart, which is nice - so you don't have to load stuff in and out of a normal cart. That's nice. Usually, there are enough cashiers to make things move pretty quickly - usually there are only 1 or 2 people in line ahead of me. I've used their online ordering, and it was... awkward - I had to wait around forever for an associate at the pick up desk... might as well have just shopped normally that time. It did seem like they were short staffed. Overall, Tractor Supply has some specialty items that other stores don't have. However, there are more pleasant places to shop that I tend to prefer to go to (Snohomish & Monroe Co-Op). Outside of commodity stuff (feed, etc), I don't like that they don't sell high quality stuff - it's mostly cheap stuff and maybe some national brands. So, I don't really go here for much - unless they have something I can't find elsewhere.

Watch your receipt. I ended up paying over $5 more than I should on a $45 dollar order. (It was a…read moredigital coupon snafu.) I went back to the store for compensation but there was no one there able to help. Taylor could have, but she was going on break. I went online to gripe about the whole thing but I was unable to submit the online form. In few: Fred Meyer doesn't have the same quality of produce and meat, but their service and prices are consistently better.

I love Haggen. It's such a nice experience to shop in - good vibes, lots of selection, and some…read moreproducts you just won't find stocked elsewhere. Their beer and liquor sections are insane. Their produce is always MILES AHEAD of nearby food purveyors. Like... I once found a "Gem" avocado there, and it was seriously perfection... just wow. I don't know what else to say about a grocery store. It's probably a bit more expensive than other places, but it is what it is.