“ PCC is truly a "Community" market. They offer fresh local, Organic & craft products, from fresh baked goods, cheese to beer & wine! They have a hot food station, Deli, soup & a salad bar. Their pizza's are pretty darn amazing too! Wish they would come further South to Federal Way! ”

“ I'm so glad they put at PCC here, especially when our West Seattle location was demolished and rebuilt. I especially love that it shares a parking lot with Trader Joes. I can pop into both for all my grocery needs. As a family with food allergies, PCC is great at stocking tons of gluten, dairy and egg free products. Yes, it's pricy. Especially next to TJ's, but they have high standards on products they stock that I love and trust. I love that the kids can "forage" for a free fruit while I shop. I haven't taken a cooking class yet, but they always offer some really neat looking classes and this location has a classroom. I've always been able to find an associate if I have a question or need help. I will say the check out area is always confusing. The flow has changed since covid and opening self checkouts, but I feel like me - and a lot of people - don't quite know where to stand. Do we all stand at the bottleneck by the self checkouts and wait for a lane to open (a lot of people do this), or can we walk up to a lane and stand in line? ”

“ I'm not one who HAS to have organic, natural, non-GMO food so I initially wasn't drawn to PCC but went after receiving a post card with freebies to encourage a visit. I'll admit it: it worked. And I was pleasantly surprised by the variety of items they offer. From fresh-baked breads and rolls to hot food to more varieties of cheese than you can shake a stick at, if you want it PCC probably has it. Most recently I was looking for a head of frisée lettuce (a variation of endive, also referred to as curly endive) and had gone to the usual groceries. No one had it, but PCC did, and at a very reasonable price. I've enjoyed their sockeye salmon in addition to several of the cheeses that we've brought home, but was I especially appreciate is that they have a huge variety of spices IN BULK. If you need a tablespoon of something, you can likely get it there without having to pay $4 for the jar it comes in at FM or QFC. Just pay for the spice and you're money ahead. And not having to buy a full jar of something you might not use that often will help ensure your spices are fresh and full of flavor. The parking lot is a bit difficult to navigate and there's often someone at the exit selling Real Change so have a couple of dollars at hand to help out. But go! See for yourself. ”

“ My favorite store that I know I know I'll be able to find something to eat as far as deli or even to prepare a meal. My most recent visit I was very pleased to see the updated sweets options having allergy friendly options. If you are looking for holiday pies or any sweets that cater to Specific dietary restrictions this is the place to look. Easy check out options too, self check out. Highly recommend, however this store is generally pricey compared to others. ”

“ I have been to a couple of other PCC locations. This one does seem smaller compared to the Issaquah, Columbia City or Edmonds locations. The store carries quality candle products, one of the few stores that carry 'clean' candles (non-paraffin, non-toxic) aside from Nordstrom (carries organic coconut wax), Target (soy wax but not all are 'clean' candles), and Whole Foods (much more pricey). Candles here range $5-$25 on average for beeswax, palm based candles priced quite decent for the smaller candles. This is also one of the stores that carries healthier alternative to the white rice flour products (brown rice noodles, brown rice paper) in their Asian food aisle. ”

“ I always love coming here to get my everyday cooking needs! The grocery store is well kept and maintained. The only problem is that in comparison to the other PCCs i go to, they always seem to lack certain things that other PCCs have. Like we are heavy mushroom eaters and it seems each time we go, they either have lionsmane or they dont. At Bellevue PCC, they always have it. Plus they have much more variety of mushrooms than at the Burien one. For off things that we need at Bellevue vs Burien... this is still a nice place to shop. Healthier options with a high price. ”