Convenient location, but service is poor. Owners are nice to some and very unfriendly to others…read more However they're always quick to take your money. It's amazing how far a simple smile and hello will travel. They should learn to put their biases and prejudices aside, and realize that not everyone is bad. Maybe if they treated folks with respect they would get respect in return.

Last of the, "Ma & Pa shop." As well as one or two up on Beacon Hill. This one is the only one…read moreopen so late, (helpful) and such a nice man at the till. Please support Japanese American business.

Always enjoy a stop by Leschi Market, usually starts with their house made chicken apple sausage, a…read moregreat treat for a chill part of a breakfast in the weekend, but it rarely ends there. I'm always finding a new (for me) treat... this time it was their house made smoked salmon pasta salad... so delicious!! Another must try and another added tasty dish to pick up there. Lots of local beer, wine, and fresh produce. Always quick and friendly service and located just off the Lake Washington waterfront. A tightly packed full of groceries and goodness. It's become a regular stop. I had to debate if I wanted to share this hidden treasure or not. Cheers!

Someone called this market a bodega and I nearly laughed out loud. This a bougie wonderful market…read morethat is much more expensive than a bodega. I live near the market and I love being able buy most of my products without having go to QFC or Safeway. While I love the convenience, the prices can be pretty high. I bought one can of soda and the next day the price went to ten cents to almost three dollars a can. I get everything is getting expensive, but it still does hurt the pockets. I do recommend as they have a variety of meats, cheeses, wines, etc that make them a gem.

I really like this place. The amount of local on drugs they have to deal with is absolutely…read moreoutstanding at this location but they do it with class and flair. The neighborhood has a lot of people that live in it that are using the drugs, not necessarily all homeless. I find it's a great place to go if you want to help somebody. There's usually at least one person outside who will genuinely ask you for food. Not money they want a piece of chicken. As for the store, it's absolutely outstanding. Not only do they have everything down to like garlic herb, even jalapeños, along with every other staple you can imagine. They really have went out of their way to stock as a mini market not as a place to shop daily but as a place come and get whatever you may have forgotten. Or if you need a night's meal. They actually sell some chicken and steaks one and two at a time in case you want to cook dinner for yourself. I've never seen that before. Class move. They make a great Cobb salad and with their ranch. They have a bunch of breakfast stuff along with chicken fried fresh all day. They make the best sandwiches at the most reasonable price. They even do half's. They've got a big old parking lot so pop on in. The staff is friendly and welcoming.

One of the most underrated sandwich spots in Seattle, cheap and consistent! The guys working here…read moreare always nice to shoot the shit with also.

Food - Got the bird, i love turkey + cranberry. I used to have a go-to sandwich shop back in the…read moreBay (CA), and they used actual fresh turkeys cooked daily. so my expectations were high. but i will say for a deli sammie, this place isnt bad. would come back and try a different sandwich. can't replace my old shop. Service - Super friendly! The owner started chatting with us and he just felt like the regular neighborhood deli guy they show on TV shows. Good vibes. Ambiance - not really anywhere to sit, more of a to-go place. Not that I mind - sammies are the best on the go food. This place is also a little market so you can pick up other things while here.

if you care about service do not go here, I showed up and the employee told me to…read more"hurry up" when i went in, when i checked out and thanked them for their time instead of saying you're welcome they scoffed and rolled their eyes at me.

My bf just moved into the area. We were walking around to see what is around him and I was thirsty…read moreso we decided to pop in this corner store to get a drink. It's your typical corner store and the owner is a nice Asian man. This is totally our go to spot for last minute drinks/snacks since it's the closest store. The outside looks sketchy but it's fine once you walk inside.

Double scanned my item & refused to give me an itemized receipt ... guy was extremely rude about it…read moretoo

Central Co-op on Capitol Hill is a nice alternative to shopping at PCC and Whole Foods. While it…read moredoes not have as extensive of a selection, the prices are good as they are part of the National Cooperative Grocers Co+op group which offers better pricing for the individual retailers that are aligned with it. There is a modest deli and a small fresh meat and seafood selection here. But I like that they have a good bulk foods area and they offer fresh breads from numerous local bakeries including Tall Grass which I buy here due to convenience. If you are shopping at the nearby Capitol Hill Farmers Market on Sundays, it is a nice store to stop by to supplement your finds from the market.

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.

This is such a cool little spot. They have amazing sandwiches and a huge selection of alcohol…read more I've had a few of the different sandwiches and they've all been very good. It's a good price too. The staff are very helpful and courteous. I recommend stopping in and checking it out. You'll be glad you did.

Super Deli is a West Seattle staple! I love that they have picnic tables outside with TVs that can…read moreplay sports and playoffs during sports seasons. The Cheesy British is their classic sandwich that they are "known for" but every sandwich I have had here, including the Reuben, has been pretty amazing. Love that you can grab and go beer, wine, or any of their huge selection of drinks. A great spot to grab sandwiches with your friends or the kids!

Please come support these new neighbors of Capitol Hill! Great REAL food! Owners are so kind and…read morespent a few moments talking about there story.

I've stopped in a couple of times and have enjoyed everything I've tried. The mapo tofu meal and…read moretofu spring roll salad are especially delicious! It's always great to find a new spot with healthy, flavorful vegetarian options. The prices are also incredibly reasonable for Seattle, and the owners are genuinely kind and welcoming. I'll definitely be back!