Shopping in Seattle, Washington…read more.. Since Hawaii has no Trader Joe's stores, I must visit at least one when I am on the mainland. Besides carrying beautiful potted plants, healthy produce, and fresh flowers, the snacks, greeting cards, and grocery items are a must visit! Right now, this location in Ballard has a lot of peach-colored mini cooler bags. I also got the mini mochi crunch balls for my sister. Since I was there, a bottle of chocolate almond milk and summer rolls were my breakfast! 94053 is the current code for the restroom... LOL! You can rely on a clean restroom for customers... and great service from all employees! By the way... if you find the hidden plushie (Eldingar), you'll get a special treat. We also received some stickers from the cashier! Thank you!!!

It was nice meeting Dennis (TJ Cashier) & Tim (SIFF Promoter) here today. We found the items we…read morewanted and checked out within the hour we had left before we made our way to the airport and flew home. Anywho, this place is BUSY. But it was like everyone knew where the needed to go for things. If not, you could start from the right side of the store and make your way to the left and cash out. It's simple. Now, maybe this is something worth looking into because of the organization of everything. WE, however, did NOT know how to shop here. All o knew was, we needed to get COOKIE BUTTER for the kids back home. AND WE DID!! Plus some OTHER goodies. So THANK YOU! for the delicious snacks!

This is one of our go to grocery stores close to home…read more My favorite section is the bulk items where you just get what you need. Store prices are a bit pricier than other grocery stores but they sometimes have good sales and produce is pretty fresh. Staff is always helpful. Their self checkout section is convenient when the checkout lines are long.

Solid store with a good meat and produce department. Love the big board buys they come out with…read moreweekly. They would gain a 5 star rating if they didn't upcharge for simple things like sparkling water. The same brand is cheaper at the QFC down the block. This is true with multiple items. Why is that?

I stopped by the Whole Foods Market on Roosevelt Way because the seasonal mango yuzu cake was…read morefinally back -- the one I've been waiting all year for. Totally worth it. The flavor balance is amazing: bright citrusy yuzu with sweet mango, and the texture is light without being overly sugary. Their pastry section in general is fantastic. There's always a great selection, and everything looks fresh and well made. I also grabbed a loaf of San Francisco sourdough from the bakery section, and it was just right -- nice crust, soft inside, and a good tangy flavor. And the price was surprisingly reasonable for fresh bread. If you're nearby and have a sweet tooth (or just want good bread), this Whole Foods is definitely worth the stop.

For being a smaller location this Whole Foods still manages to keep a well stocked and clean store…read more A lot of product to look at! Main downside for me is if you come anytime after 10:30am it's packed. Parking is free right in front of the store but if you shop in the pm hours it will be a hassle sometimes finding a spot. This isn't my go to location but they always have what I need when I do shop here. I refill my alkaline water jugs here and like to browse the skin care aisle the most. They sell out of the sushi fast I notice every visit but are quick to restock the hot bar. This visit I found a Paleo Grilled Salmon with Fingerling Potatoes plate on 50% off which made for a nice quick lunch. Also loved finding the hello kitty collab with the Sweet Loren's brand of cookie dough which I love popping in the air fryer for a lazy quick warm late night treat! So yummy and gluten free and dairy free!

What kind of grocery store doesn't sell masks???? I'm not crazy for wanting to keep customers from…read morecatching deadly illnesses. But alas, the prices are good so I soldier on. 5 star for prices and the cashier at the end, not because I had a five star experience.

I've been going to this Winco for at least 3-4 years and I'm giving it 5 stars just because it's…read moreopen 24/7. I absolutely hate shopping for food during the day and having the option to go later at night is perfect for me. The prices are lower compared to most places which is also another plus. My only complaints are the produce and the meat can be a hit or miss. From my experience, they tend to spoil fast.

Best selection of snacks/ice cream/ beer/wine! Great staff. Dog friendly. Clean. Neighborhood…read morewouldn't be the same without durn good!

This is the second incarnation of the Durn Good for me and I am grateful this is an option in the…read moreneighborhood. Family owned and provides a good service to locals who need snacks and drinks. Love that I can walk there. Very fine selection of beer and wine. Stan isn't the warmest sock in the drawer. He dislikes bagging your purchases for instant. But somehow his gruffness is lovable! A durn good little neighborhood convenience store.

We have been going to 56th Market in our neighborhood for over 10 years now. It's the best sort of…read moreneighborhood market -- one that feels quintessentially a part of the neighborhood. It's early Saturday morning as I type. We are out of milk and coffee is calling. Gonna scoot up real quick and grab it instead of going all the way to the store. I know they'll be open on time, I know they'll have what I need, I know that it'll be a little more than the grocery store but just a tad -- not a massive up charge. I know the face behind the counter. They'll likely know me. And I know they'll be warm, friendly, and welcoming. What a gift in an increasingly distant age to know and be welcomed while doing something as simple as buying some milk.

This place is perfect, it has pretty much everything you could ask for and the workers are very niceread more

This about as midline as you could get because there's nothing good or bad about it per se it is…read morewhat it is. It's a reduced price, not wholesale, place for chefs, cooks and restaurant owners to pick up bulk supplies for reasonable prices. They're not going to get any lower than this especially if you order through the mail. Today I picked up a case of monster energy drinks which is 24 for $38 and now I don't have to pay the ridiculous price of 3.79 each. There are supplies even for barista stands things like cups and stirrers and coffee syrups and coffee beans and the like. A good supply of essential professional cooking cookware like inserts, whips and utensils and some really good knives. For the bar there are dozens of different Frozen appetizers that patrons love like deep fried shrimp, chicken strips, zucchini, even pickles breaded, onion rings and other things like burritos, chicken strips and the like. They have a whole walk-in dairy refrigerator it's bigger than my bedroom which is quite nice when you need a lot of supplies and don't like the crowns of the supermarkets. No you do not need to be a member or have a special sign or club membership to shop here and no there is no fee for that it's just like a regular supermarket only with a different kind of display setup. In fact there is no display setup. They just open the containers for you to see what you're getting and then you can buy brand new containers of what you like. In some instances they will break a case like cleaning supplies, pinesol and other things too. Sometimes it's fun just to come out here because you never know what you see that will surprise you. Location could be better, it's off the beaten path past 130th Street North and Stone avenue North off to the east side kind of tucked away there. By the way, I still call it cash and carry because it has a nice ring to it.

Been going to this location when it called Cash & Carry, now US Foods ChefStore for over 20 years…read more Just realized after my visit (5/5/22) that yet again never posted via Yelp. Convenient location in North Seattle, ample parking, no membership needed, and prices often lower than local grocery stores and Costco. Most people who shop here are office, food service, restaurant, cafe, and catering staff. But the general public can also score great stuff in bulk, larger quantities. Perfect for those big gatherings. I've stopped in for kitchen gear, picnic supplies, spices, condiments, baking ingredients, and dairy products. Convenience and savings without the crazy crowds.

Great neighborhood market! Ben is a super nice guy And a huge Seahawk fan! Great place!read more

These guys have been running a very basic and reliable corner store for many years. They are close…read morewaking distance from my house and I stop for beer when I'm not feeling fussy. However, they have recently developed a more discerning taste and are caring better beer then before. I don't think they will be following the early Chuck's Hope Shop business model, but I can always dream. They would make a killing if he did.