This downtown Seattle Whole Foods was a great stop for us as torusist staying in the Denny…read moreTriangle. I love when there is a great grocery store right near my hotel when I am traveling. This Whole Foods location is full-size, with a full bakery, hot bar, and grocery selection. Having this place nearby made it a great home base for water, a snack, and delicious treats in a pinch. We enjoyed some hot bar items (delicious), some bakery items (scrumptious), and of course, grabbed hotel essentials for our stay, like water bottles and snacks. I didn't have much interaction with staff here, so can't speak on the service. There are lots of self-checkouts available. I'd say we ended up in this Whole Foods about 3-4 times in our 5-day stay. It was clean, organized, dependable, and for a Whole Foods in Seattle, reasonably priced.

For being in the city, this Whole Foods was fairly large. Before we had a day trip to Rainier,…read morestopped by here to pick up some pre made food and some beverages. We enjoyed having plenty of different options.

The lavender mint foaming hand soap changed the way I wash my hands. Or at least how much I smell…read morethem afterwards.

If you have any doubts or not sure what to use, use this!! The lotion bar is amazing and the…read morecompliments i get from the smell has definitely made me their customer for life. Everything i have bought has been excellent. So grateful i took a minute at the market to check them out

I live a block away from Rainbow and I've seen it go through some ups and downs, especially during…read morethe pandemic with low inventory, for example. But today it is as awesome as ever and my go to for vitamins and herbs. There are some extremely knowledgeable folks behind the herb counter, and very kind people at that. It's a great place for natural shampoos, soaps, honeys, herb-based chocolates, household products in addition to all of the vitamins and tinctures as well. AND they have an amazing loyalty program that has saved me a fair chunk when I'm ready to spend big. In short, I love Rainbow and I hope that it remains there forever, helping people use the power of plants to heal.

I'm going to start this by saying, I really hate giving out negative reviews. I also waited to…read morewrite this review until I gave Rainbow Natural Remedies a few more chances. But unfortunately, today's visit will be my last. I came into the store with a general idea of what I wanted to purchase. There were 3 employees working and only one other customer in store. I didn't receive a greeting, any acknowledgment, or even a smile - nothing. I felt like my presence was a nuisance. Their selection of products is vast and impressive (+1 star), but overwhelming if you don't know exactly what you're looking for. I would be more knowledgeable of what to buy if staff would be helpful and open to questions. I walked up to someone stocking a shelf with products in my hands, said "excuse me?" to ask for help, and the person just scooted away without looking at me. Yeah, no. After walking a lap around the store trying to get anyone's attention, I waited near the register with products hoping they would at least try to cash me out. Nothing again. I waited 3-5 minutes without anyone coming to help or even a "I'll be right with you" although there were workers on the floor. I just put my products away and left. I can't support an establishment that prides itself on high vibes and wellness but makes their customers feel like sh!t. Today's experience has been consistent with the past 2-3 other times I've been in and I won't be returning.

I'm trying to explain what this store is and I don't even have words for it. Basically, it's a…read morewhole bunch of munchies! Munchies from around the world! All kinds of crazy, fun, yummy flavors and definitely many items we can't get here. Worth stopping in.

Was sad by how cool it looks then disappointing selection inside :/…read more Tried the "viral" ice cream, knock off k tasted awful, wish they had better quality

Finding an affordable lunch in downtown Seattle has become extremely difficult (especially after…read moreCovid). Thankfully, PCC opened and they have a pretty good selection and offer a hot bar. I stopped by today and got some protein (chicken thighs, meatballs) and grilled veggies for $13. Not dirt cheap, but a good deal considering the location. They also have a fantastic snack and wine section if you need to pick up something on the go.

This PCC is not really one you would visit to shop for groceries. It is geared more for office…read moreworkers as it is only open on weekdays. The selection is a bit better than your standard convenience store. Prices do not seem as jacked up as shopping at a mini mart. With Amazon Go closing, I would expect this store to gain some foot traffic from those customers looking for reasonably priced grab and go breakfast and lunch items. Honestly, I would opt for the Whole Foods in South Lake Union for similar items because the product selection is much larger. But if I am in downtown Seattle and looking for a quick bite or drink while commuting to or from work, I would consider stopping by this PCC.

I've passed Central Co-Op several times in Capital Hill and have been so curious to try them out…read more I'll be honest, I'm not much of a health expert, nor do I like healthy foods as much as other people desire them. But it was an alternative option as my grocery options were pretty limited late one Friday night. Coffee Bar was already closed, deli department was also closed, but few items to choose from the deli were in the refrigerated section, beer and wine department had an assortment of items to choose from. Yet alcohol wasn't on my agenda. What I did find was a few bakery items, breakfast burritos looked worth a try, and this was my first attempt to healthy sodas and fresh squeezed juices. Appreciated a staff that guarded the front entrance for safety and security. The cashier offered me to join and become a member. Membership fee was a bit high, although if I return more often, it might be a better investment. Almost all businesses in Capital Hill cater to the LGBT community, you will see rainbow flags flying at store fronts. Seattle is such an inclusive and diverse city.

Paprika Roast Chicken is scrumptious. So are the grilled red potatoes and veggies. Helpful,…read morecourteous service. Pleasant cafe like setting with huge glass windows. Plenty of natural light overlooking a grand old tree.

I find the downtown Pilgrim's Natureway totally useless. They have almost no Gluten-Free food…read morewhich is the only reason I go into health food stores. They have a sign on the door stating that they have some but when I actually went in I found only a few things on the shelves and nothing in their freezer section. The one in the Northgate Mall is infinitely better.

Check your receipts!!! This place exist to rip disadvantaged people off. The store looks horrible…read moreinside, produce is moldy and disgusting. No prices on shelves, depending on clerk you might get charged different amounts for the same item. This store is a massive disappointment, honestly avoid at all cost. Ambiance sucks, service sucks; they treat everyone like a thief and act weird as hell towards you, chicken tenders are pretty good but not worth dealing with all the other stuff. Trust all the other reviews and go somewhere else. Seriously, don't bother, it really is as bad as the reviews say. Literally 0/10.

It's become a dumping ground for the homeless, vagabonds and dodgy people in general…read more It's just not safe to shop there since 2021 and it's only getting worse and worse. The owners changed 2 years ago and the prices have jumped up as well. I've had enough after two close calls with the dregs of humanity. Don't go after dark, the weekend or heck at all. Seattle voting habits of the left are showing their consequences. Ruining business, neighbourhoods and society. Another casualty here.