Supermarkets in Seattle, WA

“These people are nice. I like this store and this neighborhood despite it's shortcoming. Very helpful and friendly staff. Unique food selection (if you have not been to a PCC). High quality goods organic, natural, and locally sourced. It's basically NPR if NPR was a grocery store. It's a CO-OP, SO THEY partner with farms and manufacturer to cut out the middle man and bring you affordable artisan goods, food stuffs and produce.

You know, NPR without the donation drive. Actually. I'm not 100 that they don't have donation drive to sustain themselves, I'm not that informed about their business goings-on and what-not.

Ciao”

“Lots of variety at this place but no Thai Curry bases. This may be just logistics affecting their shipments. I have watched them offload fish from the local fishmongers and the fish is very much alive when they get it off the truck.”

“Love the food! I come here honestly like every week atleast once or twice. I go to the other locations in issaquah as well and whichever one i’m closest to at the time. But this location is the closest to me in minutes. I love this location. The produce and veggies are always in great condition, and always tastes amazing. The quality is amazing from local farmers. I’ve never bought something from here that didn’t taste good. I love the hot fresh pizza they serve in the deli area. My favorite sandwich is the skagit valley chicken, and the apple fritter during the fall is so amazing. They have plenty of donuts, cookies, vegan, gluten free options as well. Tons of organic non-gmo products. Definitely an amazing place to visit to if you like eating locally. There is also a farmers market just outside the store every wednesday from 3-7pm I believe. ?”

“Nice grocery store. Good soup selection. As always, seafood soups -Cioppino and Clam Chowder- are located in the seafood section, separate from other soups. I couldn't find an indoor seating area, looks like they just have a few picnic tables outside by the main road.”