Every time I come to this location there are always friendly and helpful employees that are super…read moreapproachable if I ever have any questions, which I frequently do! They have good organic selections in their produce department and carry a lot of local brands for things like coffee, jams, and honey to name a few. I saw that they recently installed a self service, bulk foods section with things like nuts, granola, rice, etc. which is always a nice option.

I shop here every couple of weeks for seventh generation cleaning, paper products, greeting cards…read moreor anything I can't find at my neighborhood grocery store. I'm picky about my preferred brands! Prices are always good, if you apply for their discount card you can get even further discounts. The clerks are friendly, the store is easy to shop, not crammed with stuff like the one across the street and it's right on coal creek pkwy. So easy to stop there on your way home from work.

I used to go to the trader Joe's in Lynnwood and Ballard years ago. I have not been in a long time…read more Today I needed a healthy option for dinner and breakfast foods while I was staying in Issaquah. I was psyched to see the trader Joe's was close to my motel. I got some old favorites plus some easy ready to eat items for meals. The store was small and busy (it was after 4pm so rush hour was starting). What made me happy was Katie the cashier. She was nice and rang me up fast. I mentioned that I needed to find utensils for my food and she said, "oh i have some!" She hooked a girl up with forks and spoons. That was a relief! She is a real one. Prices were reasonable since this was trader Joe's specific food and products. I was excited to see the orzo lemon salad and the sun dried tomato with chicken wrap were still a thing. I got the frosting filled maple leaf cookies which are a must have treat. I got honey trader Joe's O's and yogurt for breakfast. I got a kale salad mix with cooked chicken for dinner. Along with some other items my bill was $47. That's not bad considering how crazy this economy has been lately. Trader Joe's is maintaining their standards which is nice to see in an ever changing landscape. They haven't tried to reinvent the trader Joe's wheel. They aren't broke so they're not trying to fix it.

This has been my local Trader Joe's for the last ten years and I love the homey local vibes! My…read morefavourite grocery run side quest used to be trying to find the missing animal from their mini cougar mountain zoo and I'm so heartbroken they replaced all of them with one salmon. Don't get me wrong, I love fish, but why can't all four of them work at Trader Joe's together? I loved how they were dressed up for every occasion and it brought me so much joy every time I came in. The employees here are always so kind and friendly. I never feel like they're brushing me off when I ask for help looking for anything. Soren is my favourite, they deserve a raise!!

James in the deli department was extremely kind and patient today. He was helpful and willing to…read morecut our meats and cheeses even though he was seemingly starting his end of day cleaning tasks. There was no attitude, he was just happy to be helpful. I love good customer service. Checkout was great. A tiny wait, but Assistant Manager took us and we were out of there. Great selection of food, snacks, and produce. Even ready made food which is my jam. Check it out!

Short Story: One of the more high end grocery stores in Renton…read more Long Story: I've been coming to this QFC for more than 20 years. It has not changed too much over the years but the store is quite large. It has a nice selection of all the essentials such as: produce, meat, seafood, milk, and cereal. The employees (when you can find them) are quite knowledgeable and always take you to the item when you can't find it. The parking lot is quite large as the store in in a strip mall. Verdict: I'll go back!

4/9/26 evening shift. Many thanks to the person who worked there and helped me when my phone went…read moredead and he drew a map for me on a paper bag. I did exactly what he said. Thank him very much))

I love T&C for their top quality and unique selections. Even though they are a bit more on the…read moreexpensive side I don't mind paying for The items that I often don't find else where. The Field House has good food and helps when we decide we don't want to cook at the last minute. The Wagyu burger odds delicious. The staff is consistently helpful and kind. Everything is clean and orderly in the store.

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.

I'd like to share a very disappointing experience on July 5th, 2025, that I had at Kitchen & Market…read moreat the Medina location. While shopping for groceries and enjoying a coffee with my friend Jane at the store, I politely asked for a cup of water. To my surprise, I was told -rather curtly- that water is only available for purchase. This was unexpected, especially since during a previous visit, I had been offered water with my coffee without any issue. When I expressed my confusion, the staff member (a woman of Far East origin) continued to be dismissive and rude. I found the interaction unnecessarily abrasive and not at all in keeping with the welcoming environment I had experienced before. Another Google review also describes a similarly combative attitude, perhaps from the same individual. If she remains on staff, it could seriously impact the business's reputation. I'll be steering clear of this location." It's unfortunate that a thoughtful concept--one that Stephanie clearly put care and intention into--is being undermined by poor customer service. Experiences like this can have a lasting impact on customer loyalty. It felt as though the staff member would have rather been anywhere else--and unfortunately, that lack of enthusiasm came through in the way she treated paying customers. I support sharing this feedback, especially since Stephanie--the owner--isn't likely to witness these interactions firsthand. Multiple honest reviews about the staff may help paint a more accurate picture of the experience customers are having. On a more positive note, my friend's sons really enjoyed everything she picked up from the store. She sliced up some cold roast beef and sautéed it with green beans and Stephanie's stir-fry sauce - it turned out great. Stephanie's concept of providing curated meal shortcuts really worked for them!pre

Duke is really cool! Love the store! Thanks for the awesome service and food always and thanks for…read morethe cookie!

I really enjoyed my shopping experience here! The staff members were helpful and the products were…read morewell displayed/easy to find. I tried a few items from their cafe, including the okonomiyaki, brisket, salad bar, and hot bar. Everything was fresh and delicious! I also appreciated that they had a nice seating area to eat in, stocked with utensils and condiments. I'll definitely be back.

I shop at Metro a few times a year, but it's normally at the Sand Point location after leaving a…read morefriend's place. I would have been clueless to this location, but a couple years back, I grabbed a physical ad and it listed this location. Mercer Island is a place I don't make a habit of visiting and this stop reminded me why. My brother used to live here, but that was 30 years ago. Pulling into the parking lot, everybody was acting like their car was priceless and you needed to give them space. If it takes you 45 seconds to back into a space everyone else is pulling into, you will catch my horn. It was a sunny day, but the real reason you needed sunglasses was to reduce the glare of the oversized ultraclear diamonds. I'll be blunt, I can't afford to live here, but it doesn't mean I can't shop there and truth be told. My car is just as nice or nicer than MI residents, I just never felt a need to live in financial isolation. We'll come back to the car. Almost everything you see here is 30% higher than a regular store, the only advantage to shopping her in my opinion is selection. You will find brands and items not normally found at Safeway or Fred Meyer, but I also saw sliced salami for nearly $24 a pound. You also see a lack of items on sale here which again, just reduces the overall value. I had people bumping into me, nudging me to get to items in front of me like I didn't matter and no one said excuse me or thank you for me yielding when they were clearly in the wrong. At one point, I literally had an employee apologize to me. He witnessed residents being entitled and rude to me and it was clear that was not the environment the store wanted to foster. My cashier was really nice, when I asked about her day, I think she quickly knew, I was not a local. Her face lit up and it was clear, she just wanted to be recognized. In the parking lot, I encountered a retired couple who had cut in front of me multiple times. They looked scared like I was there for payback. When I walked around there car the wife got worried, then I heard her tell her husband, "That's his car" next to their. As it turns out. We drive the exact same car, just difference colors. Matter of fact, I have 2 of them. I'm old school and last time I was here, this place was Albertson's Matter of fact, my childhood neighbor was the Store Director. . Last time I got so much attitude, I was in Medina. I'm happy for your success, but don't turn public places into uncomfortable atmosphere. It probably doesn't help that prices here are so unreasonable that people feel an obligation to act like idiots because they can afford to shop here weekly. The irony, I have shopped QFC on the south end and it feels like any other grocery store.

This was a cool Trader Joe's, the layout was different from others I've been to, but they had a…read morewhole lot of interesting things none the less. The cashier was very nice and helped me find some chocolate peanut butter granola for my yogurt! Up until this point I had only seen a different chocolate variety.

I went to get some Halloween Mini Totes this year since this one didn't have a massive line unlike…read morethe other Trader Joe's when new totes are released. I love shopping at Trader Joe's! It's pretty affordable but I'm sure you can get some items for cheaper at a Safeway or Walmart. This one shares parking with Home Goods and REI so it can get packed for parking.

This little market store had way more than I ever thought it would! The produce selection is…read morehonestly amazing. Everything is fresh. Tons of organic options. Staff is very helpful if you're looking for something. It's a mountain town grocery store - don't expect a giant Whole Foods and you'll be good. This is perfect for things you forgot to bring camping or didn't have room for in your cooler on the way up.

This was an incredible surprise to see the selection of bourbons they had. Very helpful staff and…read moreKris was absolutely fantastic! They had a number of rod allocated bourbons that just happened to be at the market.