QFC @ BOTHELL…read more Parking here is super easy, no need to worry about circling around looking for a spot. It's located in a fairly large complex, so there's plenty of space for everyone even when it's busy. I came here because I had a brow tint appointment next door at The Lash Lounge and had some extra time to kill before and after, so I figured I'd wander through and check it out. I really liked this QFC, it's noticeably bigger than a lot of the other locations I've been to, with wide aisles and a solid selection across the board. It never felt cramped or crowded even while browsing around, which made the whole experience pretty relaxed. Overall a really solid grocery store, and it's nice knowing there's one this spacious right next to other spots I already visit. I'd definitely come back, especially if I'm already in the area running errands.

The store has the best selection of produce, meat, everything. I am writing about my favorite…read moreemployee, Tonya. She is always so helpful. I am usually messing up my coupons and she is so happy to help. She goes beyond by asking me if I found everything and if I haven't she has the best tips and solutions. Thank you for the hair tips. You are just the best:) I look forward to seeing you!

Judy and the staff are so helpful and truly help the community. love shopping here, especially for…read moregluten or dairy free items, wine, and chicken. They frequently have gf muffins, organic frozen fruit for smoothies, and df cheese we love. We buy our almond milk here and sometimes pasture raised eggs. If I have to go to two stores to get all my groceries, it's worth it.

The price is higher than GO in Kirkland and the selection of items are worse than Kirkland. Also…read morea ton of shelf space taken by their store brand item I never intend to buy.

In short Still a very solid grocery store with a…read moreparticularly good emphasis on produce, seasonings, and good meat and fish. In long Maybe it's just me, but it seems like they used to stock a much wider variety of specialty produce (among other things) here. The shelves and cases are all still full, and the quality is good. But you used to walk through here and see at least half a dozen things that practically no other stores had on hand. They still have good stuff, though--no doubt. The bakery section was super tempting, and there were dozens of choices among meat, fish, and poultry. The produce section is really big for this size of store--imagine if Trader Joe's focused on fruit and veg instead of snacks and frozen stuff, and you have a general picture of the ratio. Prices are a bit higher here than TJ, but not unreasonable. Quality is very good (esp. on produce). There are long aisles of shelf-stable condiments, packaged stuff, tons of spices. They definitely aim first at the home cooks who think of themselves as home cooks, and secondly at the folks who just know they need good groceries. Beer and wine are just a few basics, maybe half a small aisle. They had a few solid manager's specials going today, and the staff were all very nice (if not very bubbly). I'd happily shop here if I didn't have to drive past half a dozen other supermarkets that are all good options. So, I'd shop here if I lived in Mill Creek, essentially.

Bought the "farmers market" fairy tale. Got Tyson in a costume…read more Sprouts' own staff confirmed the store-brand chicken is Tyson and Perdue -- the two most industrial meat operations in the country, dressed up in a wholesome label and marked up for the story. Now they're rolling out lab-grown "cultivated" meatballs grown in a steel tank. A store that sold itself on real food, close to the soil, now peddling factory birds and bioreactor protein. There's no farm. There's no market. There's a marketing department with good lighting. One star, and only because zero wasn't an option. I'll spend my money where I can look the rancher in the eye.

I am an odd duck who will go to a Winco if I happen to be in the area. None are near home; so if I…read morehappen to be near one, I make sure I go! Their stores are all warehouse style without personality; I am perfectly good with that. I don't expect service, not even a smile. I don't expect to find staff to help with anything. For me, their two most enticing departments remain to be their produce area and bulk foods. We can spend an hour just in these two departments. For produce, we load up on salad items and fruits. The veggies including broccoli tend to be meh; the reason is that everything is straight from the carton without trimming. No hate, just the facts. That is how they keep the cost low. I go elsewhere for veggie greens (except salad lettuce). As for bulk foods, this area is a treasure trove - great selection, good prices, and tends to have good turnaround so the products are fresh. For this most recent first visit to the Everett location, I finally noticed how they label their 'sale' items. Look for green 'Extra Savings' signs. They don't stand out and are not visually eye-catching. Things are simply there in seemingly extra volume. I scored a liter size bottle of Valentina hot sauce for only $2.68. Starkist tuna cans were on sale for $0.88, lower than the typical grocery store sale of $0.99, plus they had the low sodium version in stock. We bought a case of 24. Anyway, go for the prices; don't expect service or ambiance. Winco can be the best. Oh, and they open 24 hours! BUT, no credit cards. Debit, EBT, or cash only.

My husband and I recently made a late-night pilgrimage to check out the "YouTube famous" WinCo, and…read morelet me tell you, it's quite the experience. Walking in, the ambiance is essentially "Costco: Industrial Edition." It's a massive warehouse of pure, unadulterated grocery chaos. While I wasn't exactly blown away by the prices on the name-brand items, the WinCo house brand is practically a steal--often half the cost! The real showstopper, however, is the bulk bin section. It takes up at least a quarter of the entire store. You could legitimately get lost in there and start a new life among the quinoa and gummy bears. A word to the wise: WinCo is strictly "Cash or Debit only." I was blissfully unaware of this little quirk until I reached the register, and I narrowly escaped a walk of shame only because I happened to have some cash on me. Consider yourself warned!

I wasn't sure what to expect walking in but it was actually a good little neighborhood market. They…read morecarry a wide selection of items and food.

We love this little local market. Family owned and always friendly. Good selection, great prices.read more

Ever since they changed the owners of this store, they raised the prices so much, some products…read moreeven more than the safeway in kenmore. Also so many products arent labled with prices so you don't know how much your cost will be which is annoying. Its too bad that Plaza Latina is a far drive.

was struggling to find some mexican products and of course I found them here!…read more I needed galletas marias, salsa maggi, and maizena and ended up getting some choco roles too! Great place for mexican/latin groceries! They do have a minimum card amount but overall it's a really clutch shop!

Won a meal kit from Kitchen & Market through an Instagram giveaway and honestly... what a great…read morelittle discovery. Pickup was seamless and stress-free, which I always appreciate. Tons of easy parking, no circling, no chaos. You walk into this beautifully designed shop and café that instantly feels calm and intentional, especially considering it's tucked into a business park area. Total hidden gem energy. I grabbed the Kung Pao chicken meal kit and loved how straightforward and well-organized everything was. It felt thoughtful without being fussy, and the quality was clearly there. Also, the location is super convenient, right near Burgermaster Bellevue, but once you're inside it feels like a cozy oasis away from the office grind. Definitely the kind of place you remember for future busy weeks when you still want something good on the table.

i think this place is good for a certain type of person who is not me. this is to say that i think…read moreit is extremely overpriced my review was taken down previously bc i "didn't include enough detail about your experiences as a customer." ok let's see. you walk in and it's immediately the grocery store. there are lots of alternative products and lots of local products, which is great to see. i just really didn't like the very expensive meal kits. i am sure they are delicious after paying $45 and making the effort to cook it all i then went to the cafe on the left of the store. the cafe is pretty decent and has a decent selection of foods and drinks. i believe they have wine too. the matcha latte was ok and the apple cinnamon pull aparts were also ok. i didn't really like an interaction with a staff member (basically i thought something in an OPEN JAR was free but it wasn't), but whatever. i felt like i could hear everyone else's conversation. it was hard for me to study hope this doesn't get flagged too

This location is more in line with the HMart standard, unlike the Bellevue location. The only thing…read moreI miss about this location are the various indoor vendors. One star is deducted here for playing Chinese music. But it gains a star back for not allowing "emotional support animals".

I always enjoy visiting H Mart, particularly this location at the Redmond Town Center. While it's…read morenot my primary grocery store, I'll come here occasionally to pick up items like Japanese eggplant, Kabocha squash, sesame oil and dried shiitake mushrooms. The Japanese eggplant can be a hit or miss... during my most recent visit, they looked completely fine, but another time, I remember they were spotted brown and wrinkly. The store is clean, organized and always appears fully stocked. Of course, I can't leave without visiting my favorite aisle - the snacks! I'll typically pick up a couple boxes of Pocky since they have a wide selection with special limited edition flavors that you don't see just anywhere. My other favorites are the Koalas March and Asian-inspired Kit Kats. I will normally also check out the prepared and hot food items in the deli area. They used to offer bentos which I didn't see last time, but they had things like popcorn chicken, bibimbap, etc. I've gotten their fresh kimbap a couple times since it's a pretty good deal at $7.99 for ten substantial pieces. The beef kimbap was the perfect light lunch with savory ribbons of meat, cucumber, radish, carrot, egg and fish cake. A staircase near the liquor section (and nearby elevators) leads to an upper level containing houseware, beauty supplies and miscellaneous cute items. I loved browsing the dishes, Sanrio items and skin care products. On top of that, there is a Tous Les Jours attached to this H Mart, making it super convenient to purchase a sweet treat on the way out! I have come to this location several times over the past couple years and despite most customers having a cart full of items, the employees are very efficient with scanning and processing payment. They don't make much conversation, but have always been pleasant at the checkout. The parking lot spaces are a little tight, but there are plenty of them, so I've never had an issue finding a spot. See you again soon, H Mart!