Trader Joe's

David Hanson

Decent grocery store but when you go to buy whole bean decaf coffee at a large store and they don't have it, it's like ?????

Niv P

This store feels roomier and more spacious than the Ballard one. Great location too!

T Chuang

Still our favorite store whether in or out of town. The consistency of the selection and store layout, regardless of location, makes it an easy choice for healthy groceries wherever we are.

Natalie Collier

The people who work here are super friendly and the store is clean and nice so this is not a complaint about the store itself, but unfortunately the canvassers/solicitors prowling outside the store have made shopping here so unpleasant and unsafe that I just don't go to this location anymore. The "hey young lady! YOUNG LADY!!" screams from volunteers with clipboards are irritating enough when I'm just trying to get groceries for the week, but sometimes the harassment is more pointed. A male (Greenpeace? Planned Parenthood? Real Change? Disguised panhandler?) representative once asked if I had some time (I did not), then berated me repeatedly for not smiling at him--"Well the least you could do is smile" (loudly). When I left, the man again yelled at me for not smiling at him and continued to shout at me until I was most of the way down the street. There have been other occasions like this. I don't think I should be punished for spending my money on literal groceries instead of giving it to some fake charity that only exists to pay its CEO. Or for not wanting to have a conversation about global warming with a stranger who catcalls me on my lunch break. I would strongly suggest avoiding this store and the entire block if you are a woman or if you don't like being hassled when you're just trying to go about your day.