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.

I visit this store often and feel it helps me get all the necessary Indian groceries I need, for…read moree.g. Haldiram snacks, Nescafe instant coffee, chapatis, sweets, vegetables (okra, etc.). It is small but decently organized. The store associates are pretty friendly. They usually remove expired products from shelves and have decent refund policies. I live in Belltown so this store has saved me multiple trips to Bellevue for Indian groceries. Here are some things that can further improve: They run out of inventory from time to time, so it would be helpful if they can get better with managing some of their high velocity items. They charge 20 cents for bags (vs. 7-8 cents at all other stores) which is just bad customer experience. I don't see why they should do that. They could consider keeping Indian ice creams as those are very popular. Otherwise , I like this store and visit atleast once every two weeks.

FINALLY an Indian grocery store in Belltown. Woohooo! They…read morehave all the basics: different types of lentils, poha, sabudana, all masalas, Indian snacks etc. Prices are the same as any other Indian grocery store in Bellevue. They don't have a lot of Indian veggies yet though. The owner said that they are still expanding on their veggie collection and working to setup the veggie sprinkler system. However; they do have BHINDI (okra) though for all you bhindi fans out there like myself! They also carry some chaat and lunch times which are reasonably priced. The owner (who is super welcoming and friendly) also said that if anything is missing you can tell him and he will order it for you in a week. This store seems very promising! I hope they expand their collection more over the next few months. I will visit again for sure! Spread the word :)

I have been doing business with this man for years I love the pure raw shea butter and the soaps…read more The soaps are soft but keep long if you protect soap with a container and the shea butter is soft with the usual shea smell if you are familiar and can be mixed with an essential oil!! Helps wit skin conditions such as eczema. I found Gambia international after I was in a pinch and I could not order my soaps and lotion in time I needed, this led me to Gambia international and now I buy on a regular!! Located on Rainier hey after picking up some soap and Shea butter you can ease on down the road for coffee or ethnic food!! Street parking only you can pay with cash or card but I usually pay with the card. Happy shoapping!!

Love this store and the people running it. Lots of groceries options, skin care, mouth care and…read morehair care products available. If you're a Muslim they have Islamic clothing and praying mats. They also sell herbs here for those that are into nature / natural healing. Black soap and Shea butter are also sold here!!

Cute little farmers market! Fresh produce, located in a nice plaza with an upstairs and downstairs…read moreoutdoor area. They had a cute kids booth, tea, coffee, and many other local goods! We couldn't find outdoor parking so we parked in the lot and made a purchase at one of the nearby businesses for validation!

The Woodinville Farmers Market is located next to the Woodinville Sport Fields and close to Highway…read more522. This is a seasonal market open on Saturdays from May through September. Parking can be a challenge as the parking at the Sport Fields were full one time I tried visiting. There is also street parking available in the area. You could also take the 522 bus to the market as there is a stop a couple blocks away if you do not want to deal with finding parking. The market is located in the walkway next to the fields and in the District Flats plaza above it. The mix of vendors here is okay. It has some produce and prepared food vendors, but is smaller than other farmers markets on the Eastside and prices are typical. Aside from the parking, my biggest peeve would be the physical location. The walkway is on the narrow side, so it is hard to maneuver when there is a large crowd. It may be better to hold it at Wilmot Gateway Park, which is a block away and is better suited for these type of events. Overall, this market is okay if you live nearby and do not want drive to a market further south, west or in Seattle.

Unfortunately this store is not as good as it used to be. The hot food bar looks like garbage…read moreafter 1 pm. The trays are burned and the food in the trays is burned and dry. They should be changing the trays in the hot bar every few hours to maintain the fresh look and they should get rid of the old burned food. They also serve the same soup everyday. It's never fresh after 2 pm. They also used to have some nice potato soup and they stopped serving it. It's the sane few soups everyday. I just don't think the people that work in that department are happy to be there. I got screamed at one day when I asked when a fresh chicken will be out and he told that there are still chicken out there with anger when there was only two pieces of dry chicken setting there. Terrible way to talk to customers. I am hoping they can do something about the hot food bar and soup selections soon.

A few years ago, PCC moved to a new location in downtown Kirkland in the Boardwalk apartment…read morebuilding near Kirkland Urban and Kirkland Library. Have been stopping by this location more recently on the way home from work to pick up a few things. While I have only walked to the store, they do have free parking in the building garage. The store is on the smaller side compared to other Eastside PCC locations. Store interior feels a bit sterile and usually quiet when I shop here. Not a bad thing if you like shopping in a less crowded store. And I will say the store interior is an improvement from the old store which looked dated. It is not my favorite PCC to shop at, but I will continue to frequent it when I am nearby and looking to pick up some groceries.

I got the Knafeh with strawberries and pistachio and it is so so good. The strawberries were fresh,…read morethe chocolate rich, and the knafeh was crunchy. She had many other fresh baked Greek and Egypt treats. She was incredibly nice. A hidden gem for sure!

Wandered in to browse. Almost nothing had the price marked, so I didn't feel particularly…read morecomfortable buying anything. The owners kept offering to help me look for stuff, so I figured what's the harm? Wandered in to browse. Almost nothing had the price marked, so I didn't feel particularly comfortable buying anything. The owners kept offering to help me look for stuff, so I figured what's the harm? Asked about kataifi cause I like knafeh, and they said they had some. They pulled out a 1lb box, and rung it up for $16.99. Now I hadn't looked up how much kataifi was supposed to cost beforehand, but at this point I was pretty sure I was getting overcharged, even with the high demand for it due to the dubai chocolate craze. This is probably why they left the price off everything. Guess you make your business gains where you can get them. I figure the $10+ extra I spent is probably worth less than the receipt I get to share now. I'd really urge you to try going to a different store that's more transparent.

I have seen many times where the products sold are past the "Use by" date and contains insects/…read morebugs in many products. I have reported this to the store owner and he does not seem to care about it. Recently, I purchased a bag of brown rice which has several worms and the store owner does not bother to address my complaint. He has a very rude attitude and simply mentions he will follow up with the vendor and does not bother about the sub-standard products sold.

They don't handle perishable food well. Avoid this store…read more Sold us rotten food and then would not take responsibility for the return. Been going there for years and recently we bought a batch of paneer. One of the blocks was rotten. The others were all done because we'd put them all in the fridge as soon as we got home. They said that we'd likely not have handled it properly though the other pieces were fine. After shopping there for years, they would not stand behind their product to a customer over a $15 block of cheese. I would not trust a store that doesn't stand behind their products like this.

This place is a local convenient store I wouldn't call it a grocery market or anything like that…read more It's the only one near me where I can pick up a bag of ice or chips or that late night craving and I am extremely happy that it is in the neighborhood. The owners are extremely nice. The items are a little more expensive than if you were to go to a bigger store but that's how any small store would be. The hours are from 10 to 9 not whatever it says on here though, just something to keep in mind.

This place is the best! The owner is so kind and treats his neighbors like family. I am so grateful…read moreto have this bodega in my neighborhood.