Asian grocery store
Long-running Asian supermarket. Perennial Asian grocery stocking meats, produce & prepared foods, plus gifts & home goods.
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Asian grocery store
Long-running Asian supermarket. Perennial Asian grocery stocking meats, produce & prepared foods, plus gifts & home goods.
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Local store for food, wine & flowers. Grocery mainstay with a neighborhood feel, offering a wide range of food items, plus flowers & wine.
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Source for discount groceries & more. Discount chain carrying brand-name groceries, plus items like gifts & toys (many sell beer & wine).
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Mainstay for natural & organic food. Eco-minded chain with natural & organic grocery items, housewares & other products (most sell wine).
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High-end grocer for meat, deli & produce. Local chain outpost of upscale supermarkets with a variety of foodstuffs, plus prepared meals.
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Supermarket for groceries & homeware. Supermarket chain selling typical groceries & produce, plus homeware & electronics.
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Groceries, apparel & housewares chain. Longtime retail chain for groceries, apparel & furniture, plus toys, electronics, housewares & more.
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Supermarket standby for groceries & more. Longtime supermarket chain carrying brand-name & house-label groceries, plus a deli, bakery & more.
Based on ratings weighted by the number of reviews, the top-rated supermarkets in Seattle, United States are Uwajimaya Seattle (4.6 stars from 10,847 reviews), Town & Country Market Ballard (4.6 stars from 2,008 reviews) and Grocery Outlet (4.4 stars from 1,634 reviews).
CityBusinessFinder lists 10 supermarkets in Seattle, United States. 2 of them have an average rating of 4.5 or higher.
10 of 10 list Sunday opening hours, including Uwajimaya Seattle (8 AM–9 PM), Town & Country Market Ballard (7 AM–10 PM) and Grocery Outlet (8 AM–10 PM). Hours can change, so call ahead before you go.