i don't even think she is an employee here , i think most of the people that restock the beer…read moresection aren't qfc employees . but i just wanted to say there was a woman , i think named hannah, that went completely out of her way to help me, be kind and put a smile on my face . not sure if she works for yall but i was having a horrible day and she made it a little bit better . thank you (i think her name is) Hannah.

I went on a Monday at 5:00 PM because I was starving but had to get something to eat that could be…read moreprepared really quickly due to time... and QFC happen to be in the same plaza so I decided to go to the deli there. It was actually nice that it was the first and closest thing to me when I walked in the doors. The cold section, where they dish you up the amount of food you want, was a little smaller than most delis but they had all the key, typical food that you would be looking for anyway In fact they had two chicken salads that you don't typically see in deli's and they were both delicious. The cranberry and pecan chicken salad, as well as another one that I now can't remember. Both employees were away from the counter working but we're paying close attention to see if customers approached the counter which is really nice since often times at delis they have a tendency to kind of ignore you until you can somehow get their attention or they decide they're done with their current task So one of the employees came right over. I needed to know if the two salads had any gluten in them and he did not know since he said he doesn't typically work at the counter but he offered to go and find out, which he quickly did and was able to actually print out the ingredients so I could also see for myself and not have any doubts. He was so extremely and genuinely friendly, and happy to help. Such a nice change from most customer service these days. I complimented him on his service and told him I recommend he actually work at the counter because he was so good with customers. The other nice thing was that he was quick and everything that he did rather than just taking his time like many deli people do. Which I appreciated since I was so so so hungry I wish I would have gotten his name so he could get credit for his customer service and attitude and efficiency and effectiveness. He was very tall, white, thin...oh and he had a tattoo under his left eye of two arrows. That should help someone know who he is and hopefully give him kudos. So I was able to quickly use the self check out and be on my way. The deli area was also very clean and organized. So I would absolutely return just for the deli itself

I stood in line with Marley as our cashier at PCC in Edmonds. Waiting, I watched the customer…read morewaiting in line unloaded over 30 items from her cart, mine were 2 items. Marley then discreetly asked this customer if that was okay if I went before her 30 items. It was all good. That was the first time a cashier ever stepped forward and asked.

I love the store. Everybody is so friendly. My because all of ex-husband passed away in a bad car…read morewreck up the street from there a few months back and I hadn't been in for a while.. Senta? , I think her name is chased me out the door to give me flowers and to ask me how I've been doing , It really made my day .She has always been so personable and sweet to me!

I would like to thank the bakery department for going above and beyond to take in a late order for…read morea gender reveal party for a friend. The cake and cupcakes were delicious and exactly what was ordered and on time. Thank you so much.

5 stars for the store, but this 1 star review is for the cashier Kiana…read more I've been going to the store for years and it's my main store. Today I was going through kianas register and she literally threw the bag at me to bag my groceries and said "do you think it will all fit in one bag". I was shocked that she threw the bag at us and acted like nothing. What a crazy experience. I will never go through her lane again - she can keep that negative energy to herself! Extremely rude today. Her response to me commenting about her throwing the bag was horrible - she was like "I could see how throwing the bag was misleading". It was misleading alright because I thought you were a nice woman all this time but for whatever reason she thought that abusing a customer was appropriate behavior.

Quality and variety of foods along with the overall environment while shopping. Great produce and…read moremeats along with specialty items.

Me and my family shop here faithfully and today Brian in the seafood department ruined that. As we…read morewere shopping today my wife pointed out the oyster case had some very large/jumbo oysters which is typically a rare occasion at this location and we always grab them when we see it. After we waited about 10 minutes in front of the oysters Brian yelled across the seafood area asking if we were ready and we said yes. He never walked over and waited to hear what we wanted all the way from the fish area which already made my wife uncomfortable and mentions to me "he seems like he's going to be rude" by just his demeanor. Once finally approached I pointed out there were 3 large bags in the oyster tank and the bag that was open was 1/2 way sticking out of the water and i specifically asked for a dozen from any of the other bags that were completely submurged to avoid any potential food poisoning. and his response was a rude as can be "Nope, I'm not opening any other bags if you want oysters you are picking them from that bag". I was mind blown and in shock as a long time customer being spoken to like this was insane. For years even before this was "Town & Country" we have been shopping here and have always had such a pleasant experience with every encounter except this guy. Brian you do not deserve to be in this industry or treat customers in this manner. Do better T&C, i doubt we will be back after this.

Large alcohol selection. All the convenience store items candy, cigs etc…read more They also have some off brand stuff, so you'll see different types of chips, candy, pop available. The pre made hoagies are decent enough size, and during they day they have hot fried food such as burritos, corndogs. In the morning they have some hot pancake on a stick like items for breakfast. Bring a jacket, cause they leave the front doors open and it gets COLD!

In short A big, clean, new convenience store tucked into a…read morefairly ratty-looking building (from the outside). In long I've known for a while that this building hides good stuff behind a gritty exterior. One of the very best teriyaki places for miles around is a couple doors down. I forgot something on my way home from errands, so yesterday stopped in to grab it at inflated convenience-store prices. Walking in, everything was clean and bright, and of course every inch of floor is packed with all the different corporate candy and snack merchandising. Both guys working were friendly and cheerful, and clearly kept themselves busy sweeping and stocking and whatnot when foot traffic was low. They have big long banks of coolers, all the doors are new and clean and crystal-clear. Everything is fully stocked front to back and side to side. They seem to have all the usual suspects in stock. I got a Gatorade, and I got my lovely bride her Lifesavers. They're literally 4x the cost than if i had remembered to grab them at the supermarket, but that's what I get for not wanting to double back. I rarely hit convenience stores unless I am being awful about snacking on a road trip. That's such a habit for me that I was almost sad not to be driving out to the coast or something after I paid...lol

As someone who must eat gluten-free, this store is such a relief! Everything in there is gluten…read morefree so I don't have to worry or check labels with a magnifying glass. They're pricey, but gluten-free items cost more wherever you shop. The staff (owners?) are pleasant to interact with. Bring your own bags, (although they do provide boxes if you need them)! Definitely recommend!

Checked out J-Bro's Gluten Free Market as they specialize in GF products. Large selection of frozen…read moregoods along with sauces, flours, snacks, candy and drinks (One Tree Hard Cider, mead and a few GF beers). Prices aren't cheap but it's a one stop shop. Have bought Superfree Bakehouse vegan pies ($12.99 USD) and vegan cupcakes ($5.29 USD). Strawberry rhubarb was better than the dutch apple pie. Cupcakes (snickerdoodle, strawberries and cream, apple streusel) not too sweet with a pleasant texture.

The best Pak & Ind grocery store in the area. Anyone want to shop anything which you are missing…read morehere from back home this is the store. Place is Fantastic. Only place for my grocery shopping. Their prices are very fair. Don't look for presentation look for the quality food you will never be disappointed. They have fresh fruits and vegetables, lot of verity of fruits and vegetables. It's the variety that makes this shop different than others. They also have a selection of dried chiles, prepared frozen microwave Indian Pakistani meals, Injeer and deserts. Also a good place to buy if you're feeling adventurous. Fresh tumeric, coconut, lemongrass or banana flower. Owners are very nice they care for their customers and their needs. I recommend this place to everyone.

I needed some spices for an Indian dish I was making, so I visited this market to find the items I…read morecould not find at my usual grocery store. I was able to find the spices I needed, but the market is a bit rundown and overpriced. When checked out one of the spices was incorrectly marked, it was nearly $10 more than the price listed on the shelf. This market may have what you need as far as specialty items, but it's definitely not my first choice for buying groceries or cooking items.

I had such an amazing experience at the prepared food and cheese market inside Metropolitan Market…read morethat I have to shout out one person in particular: Otto. I don't know if he's the manager or just built different, but he absolutely carried the entire department on his back. From the moment I walked up, Otto treated me like I was his top priority. He was incredibly knowledgeable about every cheese, every dish, every pairing -- like a walking encyclopedia but with customer service skills. He didn't just answer questions; he anticipated them. He guided me through options, made thoughtful recommendations, and genuinely cared about helping me find exactly what I wanted. His kindness and professionalism stood out immediately. You can tell he takes pride in what he does, and it shows in the way he talks about the products and the way he treats customers. Honestly, he acted like the manager, and if he isn't one already, he should be. Metropolitan Market is lucky to have someone like him. If you're stopping by the prepared foods or cheese section, ask for Otto. He'll make your whole shopping experience 10x better.

I go here twice a week for lunch--the food is tasty and good quality--yes, it's expensive, but also…read moreyou're at a Met Market, so what do you expect? Every time I go there, something that always strikes me is how many staff they have--I feel like I'll see seven or eight in the hot fifteen minutes I spend buying my little sandwich. I would think that because they're fully staffed, that would make for a decent work environment, but based on the expressions on all the employees, that is most certainly not the case. Nearly everyone looks miserable, and visibly annoyed when a customer has the audacity to move past them to grab something off the shelf or gasp! Dare to ask them a question. I get it, we're all trying to do our jobs and get our groceries, but a little understanding goes a long way. And also it's a grocery store and it makes sense that people are there...getting groceries.