PCC Corner Market - PCC Downtown

The employees ought to exhibit a bit more friendliness towards the customers who make purchases. There was an error at the checkout stand, and she expressed disapproval through her frown. It feels as though I am in a library checking out books and get reprimanded by the librarian. I understand that the job can be demanding, but the manner in which you conduct yourself mirrors the quality of service your store provides.

PCC is back! I'm an so happy! The new layout is different than the old one. It is very focused on grab and go type items. There is a full hot bar, soup bar, and salad bar. They also have a sushi station and grab and go hot meals and sandwiches. The grocery items are limited to the core staples, such as eggs, cheese, milk, etc. Overall, it is a great location and the concept works well! Highly recommend!

This is the best place to grab a quick late lunch (or early dinner) because they are open until 9pm which is a blessing if you work late in downtown. They may not have everything late in the PM, but they'll have something. Pizzas are usually gone, hot bar is half empty, so I go for a soup. I tried their corn chowder; it tasted sweet and very spicy. The soup doesn't have sugar in it, I think the sweetness came from corn. Didn't expect it to be so spicy (should have read the ingredients) but loved it anyway.

This downsized version of PCC offers a mediocre selection of Grab-and-Go hot food and bakery goods. Got a breakfast bagel sandwich, and it was dry and tasteless as all get-out. A weirdly extensive selection of booze for the business district—during office hours, I'm looking for a quick breakfast or lunch not a bottle. If you're a tourist looking for a quick bite, walk a little further, and you'll find better options.

Going to PCC is always an experience. We went here to grab some food for dinner and we were not disappointed with the sandwich options in the deli. The store also has ellenos yogurt, which has closed their storefront at pike place market. If you need dinner or lunch on the go, this is a great pit stop. I also enjoyed a chai mead we found here upon getting back to our hotel.

Stepped into the newly re-opened location in downtown Seattle and was pretty much disappointed from the start. The products are marked up considerably. Almost $7 for a container of cottage cheese, that also happened to be rancid and disgusting. The best buy date was 8/8 on the container. Given that they seem to be going for a convenience store type model, you can expect a limited amount of products to choose from. The above has not been typical of what is usually experienced at other PCC locations. Don't bother with this location.

It's hard to review a grocery store immediately after it opens: of course it looks wonderful. The produce looks top notch and the selection in the store is very good. However, this grocery store is more expensive than a QFC or Safeway: more in line with the Met. If you haven't been and you live downtown, check it out.

Zero vegan options. Extremely cramped and constantly overcrowded. Everything I usually get at PCC was absent from this location. No pizza, no protein shakes, just some extremely whitely seasoned food in the deli.