Great idea, but the service is poor and the execution is lacking. In almost every order we've…read morereceived, something ends up moldy or spoiled the day after arrival. We almost never have this issue when buying directly from farmers' markets, so I'm convinced there's something wrong with how they store and handle their produce. Other reviews mention the same thing. They also replaced locally grown cilantro with cilantro grown in Mexico, without any note or explanation. Getting fresh, locally sourced food is literally the only reason we order from them. We had an order that was supposed to be delivered on Thanksgiving morning (that's what it said on their newsletter), but it arrived on Friday instead. When we contacted customer service, they gave defensive response that three minutes after we placed the order, the system updated to the "correct" delivery date, even though their newsletter said they don't deliver on that date. The response didn't actually address the lack of clarity about the delivery date. They even once included a slip of paper with someone else's name, phone number, and address. We're done with this place.

This company makes me so happy. I talk about them constantly so people think I work there. (Maybe…read moreone day! A girl can dream!) Grass fed milk and yogurt, beautiful veggies, and even handmade pasta noodles all delivered to you by super friendly people. You make this mediocre cook look like she knows what she's doing in the kitchen.

Love to come back every summer for their creamsicle melons and watermelons! Also picked up some…read morelocally grown lettuce, Lopez Island ice cream from Anacortes, heirloom tomatoes, and corn snacks. The store is very clean and their produce looks fresh and neatly organized. Staff is friendly/helpful and parking is easy.

We live on the same street and would love to be weekly customers but unfortunately we only come…read morehere every couple months, when we take a walk and don't want to drive to another nearby option to complete our dinner menu. I feel compelled to create a new review after the last two visits the stares and unwelcoming feeling have been more intense each visit over the past year. It's almost as if Duane doesn't like children unless they're his grandkids, and or maybe the staff mean mugs different races. The way they speak and look at white men is way different than how they talk to us. They watch and shake their head at my daughter even though we are having fun naming the different veggies, they allow white customers to cut us as we are standing very clearly ready to pay. I always buy a variety of overpriced items from pizza to plants to fruits, and yet my purchases feel unappreciated. I love to support local small business. Again, I'll only return if i really don't feel like getting in the car... I wish Duane's was a proud neighborhood gem for me but they just aren't.

Small but friendly grocery store. Lots of great, local groceries at an affordable price.read more

Great community staple. You can quickly see why it's a favorite with locals. Very robust market for…read moreFilipino staples and more. Pantry staples, snacks and more. Frozen goods, small selection of fresh veggies and a fresh meat department. And if that's enough they have a hot food bar. So many fried options, prepared banh mos, egg rolls, steamed buns, and standard Filipino food like dinuguan, pancit, kare kare and more. The food was solid. I wasn't a fan of the dinuguan due to my flavor preference. We did enjoy the bbq sticks. And my man loved the freshly fried chicken skins here. But on our last visit, our food had "friends" or additional protein included. And so unfortunately, we threw away everything we purchased that day. The tough part is the little critters were on our bbq sticks which were pulled out from the display area under the heat lamps. And that was very concerning for me. So sad to say due to this, we won't be going back. I hate to even leave this review but I'll always be honest about all experiences. Good or bad. Honestly we would still be going if that never happened. But now that it has, we will not be.

Fou Lee Market is a must-stop for us whenever we visit Seattle. My husband has deep sentimental…read moreties to this place--it was one of his old stomping grounds, where his younger self would come often for comforting Filipino and Asian foods. Revisiting it always feels special. The market looks small from the outside, but don't be fooled--it's surprisingly spacious inside with plenty to browse. The parking lot has limited spots so be prepared to circle or wait briefly. We stopped in just to browse and do some spontaneous shopping, and of course left with more than planned. I was thrilled to find a DIY taho kit (includes sago and arnibal) and grabbed two right away. A tub of Magnolia ube ice cream and banana turons were calling my husband's name, so those came back to the hotel with us too. If we hadn't already eaten, we would've grabbed lunch there--the food smelled so inviting. The cashier was especially lovely--friendly, chatty, and engaging with everyone in line. That kind of warm customer service is refreshing and definitely deserves recognition. We left fully content, happy to revisit a familiar place and score a few fun impulse finds. Fou Lee Market continues to be a comforting, nostalgic stop that never disappoints. Update: The banana turon was really good. Super crunchy exterior with sugar that hardened into a crisp shell instead of turning gooey. Inside was a whole banana, not mushy or overcooked or dry, which gave it great texture. Simple, well-made, and very satisfying.

This is like a hole-in-the-wall grocery store. I love how nice the owner was! I just bought some…read morepapayas, which were mediocre, but i managed to make some good papaya salad with it. I also had their vietnamese dessert, aka Nam Wan. It was pretty good. So it's a basic grocery store, pretty good, and cheap. I love it! I would definitely come back!

This is a humble grocery store, but there is a lot to like about it. I mostly come here to get…read moreherbs, fruits, and vegetables, with the occasional can of coconut milk or bottle of fish sauce. Those herbs? It's usually a buck, and you can get a big handful of basil - if you buy basil at Safeway or QFC it's just a ripoff. Limes , tomatoes, cucumbers, celery and lettuce are always priced well too. The owner / manager is a super friendly guy, and treats his customers very well. The building has bare concrete floors and the place isn't appealing to the eye, but the payoff is much better prices... pretty much the business formula for an asian grocery.

Love these guys!!! Not only do they have great products but they are awesome supporters of their…read morecommunity and surrounding communities!

If you see these red tents right in front of the Public Market you need to get a cup! There are…read morefree samples you can try and pour into your cup. They have cold cider and also warm cider. Tons of unique flavors and my favorite was the very flavorful lavender and strawberry! You could mix both of them as well and make a blend! The guys at this place were super nice and I was glad that they were open at night. But I think their hours are more focused on the morning crowds.

August 25, 2025 - Pike Place Market, Seattle…read more The price of a small cup of cider ($11) threw me a bit at first, but when the staff explained that you get to sample as many of the cider flavors as you like, before you fill your cup, I was all in. You pay for your cup, then you self-serve your tastes. There were 11 or 12 cider flavors to sample, such as peach, strawberry, apple caramel, lavender, blackberry, raspberry, and more. I ended up mixing two flavors together for my cup. So fun!