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Pete's Supermarket and Wine Shop
Your neighborhood hub for gourmet groceries, fine wines, and friendly service in Eastlake.
4.2(5 reviews)
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Services Offered
Grocery Shopping
A wide range of everyday essentials, fresh produce, and specialty food items for quick meals and home cooking.
Wine Selection
An extensive and curated collection of wines, with knowledgeable staff available to assist in finding the perfect bottle.
Deli Counter
Freshly made sandwiches, grab-and-go items, and breakfast specialties like the famous Marci's Pastrami & Egg sandwich.
Coffee Service
Drip coffee available for purchase, perfect for a quick pick-me-up during your visit.
Neighborhood Convenience
A friendly, community-focused store offering personalized service and a welcoming atmosphere for locals and travelers alike.
Reviews
4.2(5 reviews)
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Tom Biro
via Google
3 months ago
Really legit wine selection anytime I've been in. Great neighborhood vibe. Friendly. Don't miss it, especially if you're just sitting at the water and hanging out.
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Cameron Youngvia Google
4 months ago
Great little grab and go grocery with just about anything you’d need for a meal… great service and counter if you do a grab and go item. Drip coffee available to buy too.
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Cynthia Scherervia Google
6 months ago
Best deli in Seattle! Monday morning is my favorite because Cheryl serves up Marci's Pastrami & Egg breakfast sandwich. Kinda happy they don't make it all week otherwise I'd be a lot bigger. Yum!
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Bradley Bovia Google
6 months ago
Got a gentle scolding from the resident tie-dye guru for not immediately honoring the holy bagging zone ritual. I guess he thought the barcode scanner was a gateway to higher consciousness and I was disrespecting it. Love that the spirit of the Dead lives on… mostly in passive aggression and retail superiority.
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Conrad Lightfootvia Google
over 4 years ago
Cute one-stop shop for quick groceries. Overwhelming wine selection that can be easier to manage if you just ask someone working there. Their produce section is a bit scarce - but enough for some basics. A MUST for the Eastlake community and to visit if traveling
