I've lived at the Trinity Apartments for over 2 years and have been a regular customer at the Trinity Market. The market is convenient and usually the service is pretty good. I made a small purchase this evening and paid with my credit card. To my surprise, the owner charged me an extra $0.40. When questioned, the owner responded that "there is a $0.40 credit card charge under $3." I replied that there was no visible sign stating as such, nor did he verbally tell me of said policy before adding the fee. The owner rudely said that since I had shopped there previously, I should have already known about this policy. He pointed to a blank spot on the wall where he claimed there used to be a sign, and said that he could just refuse service to me. Ultimately, he voided the transaction and I instead paid the $2.74 bill with $3 cash. He gave me $0.25 change, and when I asked for my proper change, he refused. Seems silly to argue over a couple of cents, but at the end of the day, it's about the principle of being treated fairly and the business ethics of Trinity Market. For convenience sake, I'll probably still shop here but will definitely keep an eye on the receipt in the future. read more

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would! I think the Trinity Market is commonly overlooked as it could easily be mistaken as something comparable to a gas station convenience store- but it is far from it! I didn't even know the half of the store behind the deli existed until probably my 5th visit. They unexpectedly carry everything here- your usual snacks and drinks along with wine and local bottled brews, but also fresh produce including eggs and my most recent discovery of kim chi! I love stopping by here on my way home to grab a snack and when I'm feeling extra fancy I'll order a sandwich from the deli. Seriously, do it. I tell everyone to try a sandwich from here because they're all sooo freakin' good! They come out fresh and hot and my favorite, with a quartered dill pickle! There's a pretty long list to choose from but the Bird and Seattle Stack are my personal favorites. Also, if you stop by for breakfast, their Breakfast of Champions sandwich is the bomb! Forget exercise, my New Year's Resolution is to try every sandwich on their menu yeah, I know it's March but change is good. ily Trinity Market. read more

Here's what a convenience store needs to be: convenient. Trinity Market & Deli is that. It is conveniently located, has convenient hours, and -- comme c'est commode! -- has a convenient selection of things that you forgot to pick up at the grocery store, which is now either too far away or closed, thus justifying the existence of places like this in the first place. I have bought Kleenex, vegetable oil, Haribo fruit salad, seltzer water, and hygienic unmentionables here, not because they have spectacular bargains because boy do they not, but because they have one of everything and it is for sale when you need it. Apparently they also serve sandwiches but I have no opinion on these because I know how to make a sandwich. read more

I heard them cursing in korean toward customers. Very rude.. It could be just me and service is terrible as well. When I buy six packs there, they don't even put it in a bag until I asked them to. read more

I live at the back of Trinity Market. When I am sick, I buy their mushroom soup after class and it is amazing. Their vegetarian pasta soup is also good. The best thing is probably their sandwiches. They are all home made by a korean lady at the back of the store and you can just picture her making the sandwich, you know? Another perk is that they sell small containers of home made pasta salad, asian noodle salad, macaroni salad and potato salad for around 2-4 dollars. They also have cheap tofu, a container for $1.99. However, their ice cream, coffee creamer, and other similar products are overpriced. read more

Interesting selection, great sandwiches... but the fact that they charge $.40 for a debit transaction is a rip-off. There's no sign posted, and I only discovered it upon looking at my receipt. The owner claimed it was my bank imposing the fee, but my bank does no such thing. I don't mind a place being a little expensive (which this is), but the owner lying to my face means I don't know where another lie might be. Dishonesty is a rabbit hole, and you never know where the bottom is once the first lie is discovered. Thankfully Trader Joe is just up the street, and the Ave just a few blocks away... and I've never had that kind of charge and lie given to me to swallow with my food. read more

I had my first sandwich from here for lunch today. Yum! Nice, polite employees. If you don't order ahead expect a 15-20 minute wait. Well worth the time spent waiting. read more

I love this place. It's right across the street from my office. I go there everyday for my bagel and coffee. I feel like a jerk because I don't know the clerks name but she knows mine. In fact, they know what I order everyday. Great Bagels however get there early if you want the Pizza Bagel, it's popular (I mean, get there before lunch). Coffee is from local roaster. Just had to give them some props because they are very cool people. Fast friendly service. read more

I stopped in here to stock my hotel room and was amazed by the selection and prices. Their beer selection is fantastic for a small store, and they have a full complement of the usual convenience store goodies like energy drinks, candy, and snacks. They also make sandwiches, and to top it off, the staff is incredibly nice and friendly. read more

I recently moved to the U-District and came across Trinity Market. Unlike some "corner stores", Trinity has class, is super clean, and even has a full deli that serves up reportedly delicious sandwiches (I can't personally vouch for them as I haven't had one yet) and a cafe with the BEST iced mochas I've EVER had. The grocery section is huge and I've bought boxes of cereal, milk, yogurt, and chilled drinks here. The grocery prices are much more than your regular supermarket like Safeway or Fred Meyer, but that's to be expected with places like this. Still, the grocery selection is HUGE, which is nice for when I don't feel like walking far or when I just need a few things. They also stock Naked juice (my favorite!), sushi, beer, wine, newspapers, and more. The one food item I've had that they make was a bagel and cream cheese. Usually bagels with cream cheese are nothing special, but this one was amazing. The cream cheese was perfectly melted and portioned and the bagel was toasted yet not all overly dry. I really took note of it. And my very favorite part about Trinity Market??? The coffee! They roast Stumptown coffee and it is divine. I normally add a lot of sugar to my coffee because it's too bitter but here I don't need to. Their iced mochas are chocolatey but not too sweet (unlike Starbucks') and very milky (which I think is super tasty, personally)! I don't know what the barista guy does but he is seriously the best! I just wish they had venti sized cups. The biggest I've been able to get is a grande. And lastly, the staff is quite friendly and relatively talkative, Though I will say this...I much prefer the weekday staff over the weekend staff. read more

I was staying across the street for little under a week, this was my go-to place for all my needs. The Breakfast of Champions was the best! Only complaint the deli wasn't open on Sunday. read more

Rarely does a market or food shop surprise me but Trinity Market is delightfully so. Not only can you get your basics including a great selection of good price point wines. They even have a great selection of gluten free goods and icelandic skyr yogurt. Yum! On top of that, the owner/barista makes perfect espresso drinks using Stumptown beans with beautiful latte art to boot. I'm in love and I'm addicted. read more

There are sandwiches and then there are sandwiches! Trinity has the later. Since I work across the street I see just how often they get fresh meat delivered from the folks at Boars Head. I would recommend just about any sandwich they have to just about anyone. Additionally, the convenience store alter ego makes for a superb selection of sides for your tremendous sandwich; even a beer if you're an early drinker. You'll spend a few more then subway but the quality is well worth the splurge. read more

All I can say is...Trinity Market is out of my way and I still make the extra effort to go here because their sandwiches are just that good! You can substitute anything on their menu with field roast if you're a vegetarian and it tastes just as good. go here, get a sandwich, it'll make you happy. read more

Trinity Market - Field roast Brooklyn bomber. So good! - Grocery Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Deli in the grocery store...The store is very chic, very u district...The sandwich was good. The sandwich i ordered was off menu and could be considered odd. The front counter girl was laughing @ me and thought i wasn't looking which kinda sucked. The sandwich was good...The meat is Boar's Head and like Cleveland Brown said, "When you sell Boar's Head, the place runs itself"... Worth another trip back. Great place for the U Dub students... read more

The selection of Sandwiches is as huge and the quality of them impressive. The staff is super friendly as well. I like to call my orders in 10 minutes before I get there. It can take a bit for them to make the delishious treats. read more

Trinity Market serves up some great sandwiches. I love me a Reuben sandwich and theirs is the best non-greasy one you can have in Seattle. I don't know how it is possible to make a Reuben that tastes so good and is so non-greasy. They also have better bagels than anywhere nearby, so I'll often stop by in the morning and get an everything bagel with freshly made (usually to order) lox cream cheese spread. If I'm really hungry, the "Breakfast of Champions" (bagel with eggs and bacon inside) is quite a filling option. There are also lots of gourmet snack items available. The cashier is *so* friendly and talking with her always brightens up my day. read more

After reading Ben D. and Michael H's reviews, I had to try this place. I am a sucker for good sandwiches and boy does this place have tasty sandwiches. My first sandwich was the Good Fella's Hero. A good sandwich, but nothing too special. Ingredients are top quality. My favorite would have to be the Roosevelt Reuben. It's so good! If you need a warm sandwich to fill you up, I recommend this. read more

Haven't tried any of their food here but their customer service is excellent. Super friendly and welcoming. I recommend coming here if you want to grab lunch because it's not only a market, but it's also a sandwich and coffee shop. read more

I lived right across from trinity market and this market saved me alot of time and so convenient and they have great selection of beers

LOVE this place! They make some of the best lattes in the U-district for a decent price. Always friendly people working too when you go in. If you go in for groceries though they're way over priced on most things, but they're often open at really inconvenient times. read more

I have to say I was really impressed with this little grocery/deli. I work less than a mile away so a few of us from the office walked over and ordered our sandwiches when we got there and I could not believe how fast the service was and how reasonably priced our food was. They had four people making sandwiches and we couldn't have waited more than a few minutes. I ordered the BLAT and was it was delicious. Everyone else with me liked their sandwiches as well, we will definitely be going back! read more

This place is great. I choose the veggie reuben, that was fake meat that was mushrooms: so good. The sir at the counter was so pleasant to talk to. I love to support local businesses with nice people. So I will come here again. As a grocery store, the prices are a bit high. But the deli is worth it. Support your local good people. read more

If you're in an absolute crunch for an ingredient or meal, this place is a great option. I can't speak much to their sandwiches, but the staff is always nice and helpful. My only issue is that some of the prices are ridiculous and you can easily save a hefty sum of money by walking two blocks up to Trader Joe's. read more

This place is very convenient for me in terms of location but it seems that they do not know how to calculate taxes properly and routinely take more money than advertised. As far as their sandwiches go, I do not have the nostalgia factor so I think they are just OK but not worth the high price. For $9+ sandwiches, you would expect better quality sandwiches but it was regular bread size and the sauce was seeping out of the bags. Not a totally bad experience but a bit disappointing. read more

Solid sandwiches! This is something that I feel Seattle is lacking. Nothing spectacular, just high-quality solid sandwiches made quick. So far I only had their BLAT, but it was just about perfect. Thanks to Ben D. for the recommendation...and the staff was indeed very enthusiastic, I hope this becomes something of their "thing". read more

The guys are so nice and very quick. They knew my name after about a week of being there. My only beef is it can get very expensive. But that doesn't detur me so much considering its the best sandwiches I've had and the service is always amazing. read more

I recommend getting your coffee here if you're in the area. This place has GREAT espresso drinks and pretty good sandwiches, depending on what you get (I recommend the Bomber). They also have breakfast bagels which are pretty good. They have a second location, Hamlin Market and Deli, in the Eastlake area that is just as good. read more

I love starting my day with Trinity's coffee. The sandwiches are nice for lunch too. One morning, the delivery man left the door propped open. When Mike saw me awkwardly checking to see if they were open, he was nice enough to make me a latte 30 minutes before they actually were. Everyone who works here is great, except for the one grumpy new guy who works evenings. I really miss seeing Bonney in the mornings but the new woman is fun too. All grocery items are more expensive, but I don't care when I'm too lazy to walk to Trader Joes. read more

Ridiculously delicious sandwiches. The people who work here are super friendly and they use the highest quality ingredients.

Can't complain about this place. Very close to our apartment, which is awesome when I need to grab some last minute groceries. Also they serve delicious coffee! read more

Super friendly clerk, she knows faces and many names of her customers. The sandwiches are delicious and prepared quickly.

Easily the best customer service in Seattle!! Rob is a gem, taking care of our employees at Ramey Nutrition every single time we order. Thank you to everyone that works there!!! read more

Always friendly and cracking jokes. The coffee and food are constantly delicious. They always make sure I've got any extras I might need (silverware, salt/pepper, etc.) read more

I absolutely love trinity. I live a few blocks from it and they have lots of selection of wine. I usually have to go a few miles away to whole foods to get my kombucha but now i can walk 2 blocks and grab it even at late hours. Thank you trinity!! ALSO very very clean store! read more

Finally a great deli sandwich in Seattle!!! As a New Yorker, who is used to finding a deli on every corner, I have been disappointed with sandwich options in Seattle. Don't get me wrong, there are some great places for speciality sandwiches, but sometimes you just want an Italian Hero with quality cold cuts on great bread. Trinity was exactly what I was looking for, and I will be back! Great location, friendly people, all sorts of random goodies in the store part. read more

My office is located right across the street from Trinity Market, so I decided to give it a shot. I was really impressed! This place doesn't look like anything special on the outside, but has an awesome deli. I tried the Husky Club, and it was just great. The quality of ingredients is worth the few extra dollars to not go to Subway up the street. Also the peppermint patty and pickle are a nice touch! Beyond the great sandwich, the staff was welcoming and friendly, and they have a huge variety of other lunch options such as sushi, macaroni salad, and hummus! I will definitely be going back, but I will make sure to get there a few minutes before noon as the line forms out of nowhere at 12 sharp. read more

Stopped in for some staples as I'm traveling and staying at hotel across the street. Quick service.

Cool store. Great deli meats (Boars Head), and they serve Stump Town... did you here me? THEY SERVE STUMP TOWN! Holy shnikeys! Good stuff! read more

We love the Pineapple properties hotels in Seattle ( & soon Portland)... We'd stay at the Watertown Hotel again anytime....especially because the Trinity Market is just across the street. The owners are wonderful friendly people, the selection of food & wine is amazing..........& the espresso, latte, & chai lattes...are right up among the best in Seattle. read more

Trinity Market - from our room in the Watertown Hotel across the street - Grocery Near Me - Seattle, Washington