I love this farm stand right next to the blueberry farm walking path! They have a great selection…read moreof produce along with beautiful flowers. All of it is very reasonable priced. They take card including tap to pay.

Amazing ! Love that we have this I community …read more Staff lovely and quality flowers for a decent price

I've walked around this trail a couple times in the past. It's good to walk here when it's not peak…read moredaylight hours as there's not much shade then. This year I finally participated for the first time in the popular U-pick blueberries at the farm! They have a larger one at Mercer Slough too, but I heard it got more crowded there and decided to try Lake Larsen instead. I went on a Sunday morning before peak hours at around 10 am, so there wasn't a line or crowd. Price is 2.50 per lb and the minimum is 2 lb, so if you pick less than that you need to pay a flat rate of $5. I thought the price was pretty reasonable, even with the minimum 2lbs, you got a LOT of blueberries. It's a fun experience, being able to hand-pick fruit yourself and to take it home and either eat it, bake it, turn it into a jam, etc.. They also have a produce market later in the day where they sell fresh vegetables from the farm. The farm is well maintained, the area wasn't muddy when we arrived and it was pretty clean. They give you a pail to pick blueberries and then you can weigh it at the end once you're done. If you don't want your berries touching the bottom of the bucket, I'd recommend getting some bags or plastic grocery bags from home to put them in. You don't need gloves as the trees are around our height and don't have thorns or anything. Website recommended bringing bug repellant. There is a sign saying there are active wasps/bees nests; I didn't see any around, but it's probably better to be cautious and watch the ground as you walk. Don't know how it took me so long to finally visit the blueberry farm, but I'm definitely coming again every year! Super fun experience

Spontaneously stopped by since we were nearby and needed to kill some time before lunch…read more This is a huge blueberry farm. Lots of blueberries but small, perhaps it was the variety of blueberry. I didn't ask for the name of variety. Endless rows of blueberries. The farm is next to a trail so there were joggers passing by. $2.5/lb with minimum 2 lbs. So you need to pick 2lbs worth otherwise you're still charged for $5. There's a small flower and produce shop on the property.

Amazing fresh caviar, fast overnight delivery as promised, will definitely be ordering more. Highly…read morerecommended

Unfortunately this was disappointing. It might be cuz I didn't have time to pull up the…read moremenu/reviews before hand and I asked for the lunch special and received the poke bowl. But the lunch omakase special is what I really wanted I think. But even so. The poke bowl was mixed. I have to unfortunately knock off the stars/taste because the rice I got was literally the worst rice I've ever had touching raw fish. The rice was like hard and stale. I even had a clump that looked like it was the burnt part from leaving it on the cooker for too long and it couldn't bite it. I know this place is for the fish, but there's a bare minimum expectation on rice quality. And the fish itself was good? Maybe cuz it's the poke and not the omakase (so mixed chopped pieces) but there were pieces that tasted super fresh and delicious and then there were pieces that had so much tendon I couldn't bite through it. The folks there were super nice and friendly especially since I had no idea what to order. Just wish I was more delighted by the meal, especially cuz it was like $18 poke bowl. I'll give it another try with hopes it's better next time.

I don't usually visit farmers markets but I really wanted cherries since its cherry season…read more This farmers market is fairly small and likely even smaller than usual given covid19. You are asked the usual questions of have you been in contact with anyone who has been sick before entering. Inside, the booths were spaced apart. From what I noticed, there were 2-3 strawberry booths, 4 veggie+fruit booths, 2-3 flower booths and a handful of other miscellaneous booths in the realm of food. Given the size, it's an easy market to walk around, look at prices and decide what you want within 30 minutes. An update: I went again this week for more cherries. Compared to last time where we were still in phase 1, there were more people visiting + 1 more vendor I didn't see last time, popcorn! I just wanted to add that they are limiting the number of people inside, and the person with the questions has a spray bottle of sanitizer if you want any sanitizer.

Quite small but there were a couple good stalls out there. Parking is always busy but there are…read morealways spots to be found. Not many unique nor super exciting food stalls that I encountered the day I went, but the farmers stalls were all pretty decent albeit limited varieties of things - couldn't find all the veg I was looking for. Not as worth it to attend as some other farmers markets around... but it's at least useful that its on a separate day of the week as the other ones!

It's like going overseas. A lot of imported gifts at the front of the store, and just about…read moreanything else you could want from a myriad of different countries. A lot of fresh, still-in-the-tank live seafood, including shrimpies, lobsters, fish, clams and even oysters. No halibut, though, but they have whole fish you can buy that are already dead. About $5 to $7 a pound, four- to five-pound average. You have to clean and scale them yourself, but that is a lot cheaper than a fishing license and you don't have to throw any back. They have some cool artificial jade statues that I will probably buy next time I am up there. Please see the photos. There is also a P. F. Changs restaurant inside this mini-mall setup. Love their egg rolls.

Stopped in to get some pork belly for a korean jjigae (stew) i plan to make this weekend. Also got…read moresome tofu and fresh asian veggie, along with a few packages of frozen Chinese dim sum items. This markets offers a large selection of Asian veggies, fresh meats and seafood. If you are planning to enjoy an Asian "hotpot" meal at home, this is a great place to pick up the items. They have many different hot pot broths/ soups, and all kinds of frozen thinly sliced meats and frozen seafood to chose from. I frequent this Asian supermarket for groceries.

Tasty and healthy smoothies and juices! My go to is the Berry healthy smoothie add chocolate maca…read moreprotein powder. Greenline is located next to Regal crossroads theater and under the crossroads active senior apartments. Plenty of easy and free parking nearby. The juices and smoothies are made in front of you with fresh and simple ingredients. Such a healthy and trustworthy business that takes great pride in their work, keeping everything so clean and beautiful. After a drink is made they immediately get to cleaning. Staff is always so kind and friendly. I love this place and will be returning. I always recommend Greenline to those I know love to juice or care about their health! Excited to try the #3 and #4 juices next time! If you're craving a fresh beverage or tasty smoothie don't hesitate to stop by and support this amazing business!

I just moved to Bellevue and have been on the search for a clean and healthy juice/smoothie place…read more I just happened to stumble upon this place. First up the woman who made my juice was so friendly and helpful, I wish I grabbed her name to shout her out. I ended up with the power green and added ginger. I told her I like a bit of a kick at the end with the ginger. She nailed it and got a good balance of that ginger spice that blended in with the rest of the drink. Will definitely be back!

Affordable groceries in a high cost of living area, no complaints here. Careful on scanning…read moremultiple of the same weighted items because they'll go a bit quick but not account for different weights (noticed a lady scan cheese three times and they had to correct her since one weighed less). They have indomie in both normal and spicy flavors here so that's lit!

My mother found a couple of dozen items online from Grocery Outlet with incredibly low sale prices…read moreand made a large order through Instacart. The shopper called her from the store to report that all the items were out of stock except for two. She said she could do substitutions if my mother wanted to (though she really didn't want to spend the time.) My mother wasn't interested in doing the substitutions either and cancelled the order. Disappointing!

Came in to return an Amazon package that was sent to me by accident. Shopped for some crabcakes and…read morethey didn't have a price on them. I didn't realize it when I was at the check stand. They gave me the crabcakes for free so win-win evened out my bad Amazon customer service experience this time, love Whole Foods! Amazon not so sure.

One of the main reasons for us coming to Whole Foods is to do Amazon returns, which continues to be…read morevery easy to do (no packaging required, very simple if prework is done to generate a QR code on your phone before you come). So no problems there. But since we were here, decided to get something I've been wanting for a while. On a visit to a Miami's Whole Foods, noticed that they sell Golden Osetra Caviar from TSAR NICOULAI ($94.99 for an ounce). Like some other sale items, there is more of a discount if Prime member, so got the item for $76.99. In the same area, there are caviar accompaniments like blinis and creme fraiche, so got some of that too. Self checkout was easy: able to use the Amazon app to generate a barcode for my account, and was able to use the Amazon credit card to pay for it. The receipt was sent directly via email, but printing is possible as well. Well...the caviar ended up being not good even though the expiration date was in May (2 months out): mushy and tasted a bit like mud. My daughter and I looked online to see if that was what it was supposed to taste like, and decided that it was not...something in the supply chain had ruined it. Returning it the same day was hassle-free, with the employee just asking the reason for the return, and returning the amount back to my credit card. Don't do food returns much, so wanted to give props to Whole Foods for making it easy for a valid reason.

Love this local spot where I always snag their housemade kimchi (one of the best around - it drops…read morenow every wednesday at 4pm for the freshest batch, and sells out quick by the end of the week!) - also have lots of great banchan options, and of course their fresh kimbap (a fave). They've got japchae as well (also sells out), a few other snacks, and also spam musubi now! Prices are a bit ..pricey, but it is a family run local spot so I still like to go support when I am able.

Came for the kimchis and it delivered!!! Its crazy good!!!…read moreWhen words has it that they got the best kimchis; i was hesitant to believe it but danggggg; this is it!!! We got the napa kimchi; its briny, salty, so flavorful. The radish kimchi is slightly sweet and sooo much flavor The cucumber kimchi is so juicy and so perfect. We love them. We plan to go back to try their soy marinated crabs and other kimchis (they did not have the full stock this time) But so so glad we found this place. And the best part is that its 5 mins away from my work! Heck yea!! Lol

Very fast delivery and really pretty flowers and vase…read more It's not really wholesale pricing so if you are in a rush for a special occasion this is the one.

The picture on the website of the bouquet did not fit what was delivered. It was very sparse and…read morethe flowers were already browning. I tried calling the establishment four times and no one answered the phone and their mailbox was full so I could not leave a message.