I can only speak to the veggie combo, but it's always delicious. Seriously. I've eaten Ethiopian…read morefood all over the country, and even in Africa, and this is some of the tastiest around. Plus, the people who run the place are very sweet.

Great folks. Delicious food. I've gone back many times. What more can I say? Try it.read more

This place is too rad! There's a little of everything. Energy drink pricing is better than the evil…read more711 on the corner, and the guys running it are a full crew of certified OG's. If you're in this neighborhood and you're still going to 711, you're a fool and a heartless monster.

They had delicious corn when I visited pike place. Not sure if its an everyday thing, but they were…read moreselling it the whole weekend! Finally got to try their elote corn for $7 cash, with card/tap payment they charge tax. It was so delicious and everyone was kind. Too bad I couldn't get a photo of the corn because I had a bouquet of flowers in one of my hands.

Beautiful florist located in Pike Place Market. They have great arrangements…read more The best prices are in the summertime where you can get a huge bouquet of flowers for just $5 and even larger ones for $10. You can pick from the pre-made arrangements, buy single stems or ask them to make an arrangement just for you.

Fine foods at reasonable prices, and very generous servings. Bring guests to try more menu items.read more

I got there on a Sunday morning when there should have been weekend foo d service available. They…read morehad idli sambar but no coconut chutney? Hey that is highly suspect if you're from South India then you know. They also had palak paneer, freshly made which would be served with rice. I thought the paneer samosa ($5) and the regular potato masala samosa ($3) were very good. Served with a smidgen of tamarind sauce. Lovely little tables set up outside to eat al fresco. The mediocre rating is because the selection of Indian groceries is sparse for the shelf space. The tea selection was low, and the snacks range was limited. On the other hand, the frozen chapatis were remarkably on-point with the right mix of naan/roti/chapati variations (including ajwain and methi rotis). If looking for standard Indian kitchen pantry, it's got all the bases covered. Yes, mango and lime pickles! The fresh vegetables section was neatly arranged and included curry leaves. It was a thoughtful curation, yet it left me wanting because it didn't have the full gamut of teas and options. They could easily cram more selection/stock/inventory in the space they have. It seemed like an upgraded corner store, and if I lived in this neighborhood I would LOVE to have this store with its Indian pantry staples in walking distance. It's a gift! I come all the way from Bainbridge Island to this store and I consider it awesome that I can get from the ferry to here on one bus and get my Indian staples!

I had no idea that this business was by box subscription only, but I read the reviews about the…read morequality of the produce so I went by to get some organic fruit and veggies for a friend. The woman, who ended up being the owner, was so nice and so accommodating! We filled up a box of beautiful produce and off I went! My friend adored the gesture and it was just what she wanted!

I started my New Roots "subscription" back up a few months ago and Oh My God I am so glad I did!…read more The customer service is still absolutely amazing.* The fruits and veggies are still tasty and interesting. The delivery to my doorstep is still super-fantastic. The new beautiful things? They now have fruit-only and veggie-only bins! And more importantly... YOU CAN NOW MAKE SUBSTITUTIONS ON THE SITE AND BUY EXTRA ITEMS IF YOU WANT TO! I believe you're limited to 5 substitutions per bin, but that's still awesome! Sometimes I haven't finished the apples yet or know I won't want a certain item the following week, and I love that I can edit my order right on the website (instead of having to email or call). I do like going to shops and markets and picking out my own things, but experience has shown me that I just don't make enough time for that to actually have produce available in my kitchen every day/week. This way I get to discover new items, only have to decide on any substitutions I might want, and it shows up on my doorstep every Tuesday so I always have some (healthy!) food available at home without needing to go shopping. I LOVE IT! *Case of amazing customer service: The owner Carolyn recently called me because she noticed that I had selected the fruit bin, but kept substituting vegetables in. She wanted to suggest switching to the personal mixed bin because then I'd be able to still get fruit and a bunch of other items. I'm so happy I did that because with the fruit bin I kept going crazy and ordering like 10-15 bananas each time. Now I limit myself to 2-4 bananas and get a wider variety of veggies/fruit instead!

Good people and excellent services, This is my favor's shopping place.read more

O what a wonderful place and people! I have been going for 5 decades!…read more It is nothing like a corporate store. It is so fragrant now in August: every 2' is another delectable item wafting its unique perfumes. Right now the fruit is a symphony! Mmmm! day So much of their stock is very local and you can sure taste the difference! Voluptuous tomatoes from Yakima. YUM! Oregon melons. Local and very fresh herb cuttings. UW Huskies™ russet potatoes. Go Dogs! Bake some! Make steak fries! Fantastic people; very friendly and so helpful too. It's on the Fresh Bucks program now, so that's great in an ever-increasingly expensive neighborhood. So glad they are resilient and were able to restart after the fire. I got so inspired in there, I made cookies for the first time in a few years; rhubarb/strawberry/white chocolate. Rhubarb $2#. When was the last time a market inspired you? Go there.

I woke up to the smell of smoke drifting through the neighborhood at 3am, the morning this place…read morewent down. Knowing that they had just reopened after closing for a month, it was heart-wrenching watching the firefighters drill through the front door because I knew this would be a catastrophic loss. (The firemen responded within minutes and the fire was only on the porch as far as I could see.) This was a small business with affordable produce and snacks. It was a good grab-and-go store that served the neighborhood for over 30 years. I would swing by 2-3 times a week because it's a much better alternative to pricey Whole Foods down the street. The staff were always kind and helpful. I wish I had seen or heard something that night. I don't even want to believe it. Why even do this? Now the last best thing in Roosevelt is gone. Where do we go now for groceries? How many more businesses do we need to lose in this neighborhood?

This place is an absolute gem. Rebecca has done an incredible job carrying on everything that has…read moremade this shop so special while adding fresh products, modern touches, and new ideas that keep it feeling current. I always leave inspired. I love talking with Rebecca about new decorating techniques, hearing what's coming up for workshops, and finding inspiration for my next baking project. She's so knowledgeable, genuinely loves what she does, and it shows in every part of the shop.

So grateful for this gem of a store. The owner was so thoughtful in how she encouraged and helped…read moremy 4th grade daughter prepare to bake a fancy cake for her dad's birthday. Love this place!