Eastlake does not have a large supermarket. Instead, there are a number of small mini marts if you…read moreare looking for groceries in the neighborhood. The biggest store is Pete's, which is located next to Lake Union. It is a few blocks west of Eastlake Avenue. Just walk down to the end of East Lynn Street and you will find it. The selection at Pete's is that of a grocery store. Though I wouldn't consider it a supermarket since they don't have fresh meat items though they do have produce. Prices are on the higher side, but I would consider the product selection to be somewhat upscale. Not just mainstream brands. You can find some specialty items sprinkled around the store. The store has a good wine section, with one aisle devoted to it. There is also a deli in the back. They have a selection of prepared deli sandwiches available on weekdays. The quality is decent, but they are a bit pricey. Each portion is the size of a half sandwich. Quality wise, I do prefer the sandwiches at the newly opened Otherside Market nearby, which are made to order. But a sandwich here would do in a pinch if I am looking for a quick bite. Overall, I think this store is alright. It has a better selection than the mini marts in the neighborhood. But you will find cheaper groceries by shopping at a large grocery like QFC or Safeway instead. It does in a pinch though if you need a random item and live in the area.

Came in just trying to buy groceries, but was met with the spiritual gatekeeping of a…read moreself-proclaimed Bodhisattva in a Grateful Dead tee. Apparently, I committed a karmic sin by not placing my oat milk in the sacred Bagging Area in time. I guess some Deadheads traded in 'peace and love' for petty power trips in the express lane. Stay groovy brother but maybe remember: not everyone needs your cosmic correction at checkout.

Came here the past couple Fridays to get my weekend started and closing out a work week. The…read moreambiance here is intimate and the music isn't too loud which is great while sipping some beers. There are several beers and some ciders on tap from all around and all the ipa's I've tried here have been pretty decent. from there you grab your brew and have a seat at high top tables within the tap room. Again, the setting is mid-sized good for a couple groups of four and a few two person tables. Music is at a decent volume and is lit dimly making it decent for a date spot or just a place to have conversation without raised voices. Fridges line the tap room so you can mix and match beers, ciders and wines to take out which is cool. I like Bottleworks, I want to enjoy it more, but there are some issues holding me to 3 stars. The staff are...alright. Not bad, but I feel could be a little friendlier. Also they don't allow sample pours? This is a common thing at most breweries, but maybe it's because this is a tap room, but beers run a bit higher here - $8-9 a pour so that's annoying that you can't even try a couple. Lastly, they rotate things out it seems weekly. Some of the more popular options I suppose they keep but seems like a lot of turn around on the drinks so if you like something they have on tap, don't get too attached. Perhaps on subsequent visits It will improve, and I can boost the score here, but besides the decent beers and setting, it's just OK here.

Came here with friends for a beer. Rustic place with some charm. Plenty of seating. Many coolers…read morewith beer and wine for sale. Some unique beers and last call for some that won't be made again. Service was friendly and helpful. Great place to stop by. Lots of locals come by here, that says alot.

"BevMo!" is a welcome sight when I can't make it to my main spot Total Wine, they have a nice…read moreselection of wine and the ones I've seen are near grocery stores, so saving a bit of money grabbing liquor from BevMo is sure to save a few bucks. This particular BevMo is well kept up and stocked. The latest visit was to take advantage of the "buy 2 for 1" promotion they were running. All around the store there were products following that deal but seemed to be mostly things that were likely overstocked and needed to be liquidated down, but a few whiskeys were part of the deal as well as 'buzz balls'. The few times I've visited even if not getting anything the staff have been friendly and that continued with this latest visit. Selection, service and promotion aside it's no match for Total Wine in my book which has the same strengths, but better value from what I can tell. Still if BevMo! is likely the better choice than the raggedy liquor store near it or the local grocer unless they too are running a deal.

Great store with a nice selection and friendly, knowledgeable staff…read more They have this amazing wine, Athenaeum Cabernet Sauvignon Rutherford. It's definitely my new favorite!

I really like this place! Cozy little café with great options for coffee and chais (I'm putting…read moreLondon Fog in the latter category), with some market-like provisons that you can take home (such as wine, cheese, crackers, etc.). We both got chais, which were excellent. Served in mugs, so we sat and drank them there. And we split a banana bread. The latter was tasty, but slightly doughy. The staff was super friendly, and we enjoyed chatting with them and some of the other patrons. Great place to hang. Note: the entry to this place is a little wonky. There are some steps that *appear* to lead up to the place off of 45th, but they actually end at a railing. It may be tempting to hop over the railing, but save yourself the hassle. The official entrance is off of Stone Way (to the east of the establishment).

Food/drinks - I had a london fog iced which they don't usually do so the guy gave me extra ice…read more very thoughtful! i had the marionberry biscuit. i am not from washington and just recently moved here, but they really do love marionberry here. it is on everything. its actually pretty good though. this biscuit kind of reminded me of corn bread, which i like. Service - fast & friendly. like i said, even thoughtful enough to give me extra ice! Ambiance - plenty of indoor seating, but also a great patio. dog friendly is always a plus for me. they even had an art fair setting up while we were heading out.

Cute and convenient little shop for munchies, drinks, and even has some pretty tasty sandwiches/hot…read morefood. Got a cochi torta with Cochins pibil, black beans, pickled onion lettuce with habanero sauce on the side. Might have gotten the salsa swapped since I accidentally took a green one that was mild. This sandwich was hefty, the crusty bread added a nice crunch, and the meat was tender. The cashier/server was super nice and gave me some packaged jello cups on the house since they were sadly out of the champagne Jell-O shots that I was intrigued by. Was a useful pit stop right by lake Union.

Cute little quote "convenience store " owned by next door restaurant Cask and Trotter. They have a…read morelittle bit of everything such as ice cream beverages, including alcoholic, candy bars, and even sandwiches that are better than your average vending machine egg salad, as they come from next door. They have commercial packaged sweets such as hostess, but it would be an enhancement if they had maybe some local bakery items. They even have canned and jarred product with the cask and trotter label such as pickled beets, salsa, and pickled carrots to name a few. If you're in a hurry or looking for a quick snack, this is a good stop.

I had a lot of great experiences here! The employees were really friendly. Great sandwiches and…read moreworth the time and money spent! Thank you for your service.

I like this place. Has good sandwiches for Seattle. The issue is that they just aren't friendly…read more I guess that's also a Seattle thing these days. We used to be a lot nicer I feel.

First time checking out the Cove. Made a reservation on their website and requested for patio…read moreseating and was able to get the table outside! The patio is dog friendly if you are wanting to take your dog with you. There is paid parking right out front. We ordered a bottle of Merlot wine, Proscuttio flatbread, hummus plate and the potato wedges. Everything came out hot and fresh. The inside has more tables but is really loud. Would prefer outdoor as you can have a conversation without screaming across the table, I will definitely be coming back again!

This place has so much potential. The space is beautiful, very open, and has a great ambiance, but…read morethe service really needs work. The hostess was sweet and honestly the most helpful person we interacted with. Unfortunately, our waitress came across as pretty condescending anytime we asked questions. For example, when we asked what came on the charcuterie board, she explained it was "a variety of meats, cheeses, and dried fruits." When we tried to clarify and asked what specifically was included, she responded with, "Again... meats, cheeses, and dried fruits." It felt unnecessarily dismissive. After ordering food, I ordered a cocktail but later realized it came from a can, so I politely walked up to ask if I could change my drink order. Instead of quietly handling it, she yelled across the restaurant to the bartender to cancel the espresso martini. The restaurant wasn't loud, so it just felt awkward and uncomfortable. When the food arrived, it was simply dropped off with no explanation. The small plates were hidden under oversized napkins, and when my friend asked if we could get small plates, the waitress pointed and said, "They're right there." There were three of us and only two plates, so we had to ask again anyway. Then when our drinks came out, she held the tray out and told us to "grab your drinks" instead of setting them down herself. She didn't say it rudely, but it felt odd from a service standpoint. To be fair, the food and drinks themselves were good. That's what makes this more disappointing because the place really could be great with better hospitality and attention to service. As we were leaving, who I assume was a manager was standing at the bar on a laptop and said "thank you" without looking up or making eye contact. She looked visibly annoyed. Maybe she noticed the gratuity was lower than expected, but gratuity is earned. I'm not someone who expects over-the-top service, but this experience didn't even meet the basics.

Great service--food was delicious!! The restaurant is full of wonderful energy. As a member, I…read morelike the option of the private room if the restaurant is too noisy.

This restaurant was fantastic for Mother's Day! We went for lunch…read more The restaurant is beautiful inside. It's comfortable but classy. Our server, Maddie (spelling?) was wonderful! She provided great recommendations for drinks and food; and phenomenal service too. We were seated at the bar tables, which was comfortable! There's a cushioned banquette and chairs, and you have a view of the bar. To drink, my parents had their essentials wine flight. It's 3 wines: One sparkling white, one rose, and one lighter red. All of them were delicious! The favorite was the sparkling white. I had a non-alcoholic rose that was perfectly bubbly and fruity without being too sweet. To eat, we started with a half dozen oysters. They were on the briny and salty side, which we like! The mignonette served along was yummy too. We then had the following entrees: Croque Monsieur with a sunny egg, Lobster Benedict (special), and the quiche Lorraine. The Croque sandwich was decadent and the side salad was a great complement to it. I had to remind them about the egg, but it was brought out promptly. The lobster Benedict was rich and luxurious, and the potatoes paired nicely. The quiche Lorraine was custardy (as advertised) and had a nice balance of bacon and other flavors. We ended our meal with dessert and coffee. We enjoyed the pistachio Mille Feuille and the Opera cake. The Mille feuille was recommended by Maddie and I see why! It's creamy, flavorful, crunchy--such a unique dessert! The opera cake is perfect for chocolate lovers. The coffee was delicious and piping hot. You can even get it to go! Make sure to check out Delille En Ville for brunch/lunch if you're looking for a nice place with a good variety of dishes and wines!

The manager Kess and the DM Barb were sooooo kind & willing to help by. They went out of their way…read more-- in Barb's case, literally by driving to the West Seattle location to pickup the desired item and deliver it to Kess's store ! Alas Total Wine's internal system takes several days for inventory to reflect on the system to make it available for online ordering so we reluctantly ordered from a different business instead. But if we're ever in the area again we will happily do business with them! PS Marlo at the 800# also did his best to help

This is my favorite Total Wine & More location…read more First off, the parking lot is huge. Even though it's shared with a bunch of other businesses, there's never an issue finding a spot. The store itself is spacious and well-stocked. It has a large variety of all kinds of alcoholic beverages, and surprisingly, there's even a non-alcoholic selection, too. One time, a worker was sampling some non-alcoholic wine, and I gave it a try. Holy crap my eyes were opened to a whole new world and I fell in love with it (Giesen). I would never have known about this NA wine if it weren't for the samples. Speaking of sampling, they do samplings pretty frequently (I believe Thurs-Sat or Sun). This way you can try new things before purchasing. The staff is always asking if we have any questions and are so helpful. Last but not least, even the cashiers are super chill and pleasant to talk to. Thumbs up!

Great selection of drinks at reasonable prices, and run by some very friendly folks. This place is…read morean important gem in the neighborhood.

Small liquor store very near my hotel that was recommended by the front desk. I'm so glad they did!…read moreThe owners were very sweet and also helpful with me picking out a bottle of wine. For the space, they really pack those bottles in there! Lol. Luckily, they weren't too busy when I walked in so I was able to talk with the owners about where they were from and then we got into talking about Korean food in the Seattle area... nothing was close by unfortunately, but I bookmarked a couple places in case I am in that neck of the woods again! They were basically just helpful with whatever you wanted to talk to them about! Follow them on instagram! :)