Trinity Market

Updating my review to increase a star due to new, happier and friendlier owners. The deli gets busy but you can text your order in ahead of time and it’ll be waiting for you at the counter. Yum.

Haven’t tried any of their food here but their customer service is excellent. Super friendly and welcoming. I recommend coming here if you want to grab lunch because it’s not only a market, but it’s also a sandwich and coffee shop.

Easily the best customer service in Seattle! Rob is a gem, taking care of our employees at Ramey Nutrition every single time we order. Thank you to everyone that works there!!!

This place is great. I choose the veggie reuben, that was fake meat that was mushrooms: so good. The sir at the counter was so pleasant to talk to. I love to support local businesses with nice people. So I will come here again. As a grocery store, the prices are a bit high. But the deli is worth it. Support your local good people.

Trinity markets makes one of the few best sandwiches here in this area. They use premium meat & cheese, veggies. Great customer service & you can tell the workers care about the customers. They deliver their meats & lettuce fresh everyday. Def worth the price. It’s not your ordinary sandwich place like subway.

I ate here on the fly. I was randomly in town and went looking for a snack. The nearby places were Subway, Japanese fast food, and a gas station. So I figured I’d come in here and see if they sold coffee and a bagel or something.
This market is not extravagant from the outside. You would actually probably pass it up if you didn’t look twice. It’s in a decent area though, a couple of doors down from the hospital. So you see a lot of nurses come in and out.
When I got inside, it was a very tight fit around the front desk area and even the isles, thus the reason for the 4-​star. But everything else was great! Great customer service and great salad I got! I got a ham and bacon salad and the bacon was AMAZING! The lettuce and tomatoes were very fresh as well. There is a seating area way in the back but space is small and limited.
But overall great experience, delicious salad and excellent customer service!

Trinity Market makes great sandwiches. It is very convenient if you stay at the hotel on Roosevelt and don’t feel like walking to restaurants on University Way. In the two and half days of our Seattle stay, we tried The Brooklyn Bomber (twice!!), The Husky Club, and Spartan. The sandwich is so good, I even bought one before catching the flight home. The store is clean and gives a family-​run warm atmosphere. They are very friendly and helpful. We will definitely visit again when we are in the area.

Nice, efficient and delicious. They make some great sandwiches here! My friend advised me to try The Rueban and I got my love the Goodfellas Italian Hero. Both were fresh and tasty. They also include a pickle spear with each sandwich.
Service was pretty fantastic, everyone was so helpful and cheerful that you couldn’t help being in a good mood too. I could tell that it was family owned and run.
The store itself was very clean and organized. They had a HUGE selection of every kind of chip or snack to go with your sandwich. About $ 20 for two gigantic gourmet sandwiches and two bags of chips was a good deal. I can’t wait to come back and try other things!

$ 10 for a sandwich? I could easily make it at home for a dollar. No thanks. (It’s so convenient, though) They need to rearrange their market so it’s more suitable as a sandwich shoppe and in line with Subway prices. Also, add pickle slices/​chips instead of spears.
They do have EXCELLENT customer service!

My co-​worker raved about this place so one day we stopped in for lunch. I ordered the veggie Ruben and it was so good. The delicious bread was toasted and filled with slices of vegetarian meat and a great sauce.
Initially, I was skeptical because it is a mini mart. But there is seating in the back. You can get drinks and sides. They are fast and good.
Can’t wait to try their other sandwiches.

I’m so glad I was able to stop by here for their sandwiches. I tried three times before to no avail because they were either closed or just ran out. Their sandwiches are amazing. I had their breakfast sandwich with bacon and Vermont cheddar on wheat bread. It was delicious. This place makes me wish I wish I lived in Seattle. They have a great selection of beer and wine. I have to come back for a visit to this place along with 3 other places next year…
My only complaint is that they don’t ship sandwiches overnight to folks who are from out of town… Haha! ;0)

This place deserves 10 stars out of 5!
We were promptly assisted by very friendly and caring employees. The sandwiches are amazing but more than that, Robert is incredible! He is very considerate and loyal to the customers. He gave us every possible thing we could imagine. We didn’t have to get up once (as he would grab everything for us and offer utensils, etc) after sitting down in the table area in the back. He provided us with outstanding and unexpected customer service. We had a great experience and will definitely be coming back!
Not to mention they have an extensive amount of groceries with unique limited time flavors of popular foods that I haven’t even heard of!

Stopped in for some staples as I’m traveling and staying at hotel across the street. Quick service.

If I could give this place more than 5 stars I would!
I think the Trinity Market is commonly overlooked as it could easily be mistaken as something comparable to a gas station convenience store– but it is far from it! I didn’t even know the half of the store behind the deli existed until probably my 5^th visit. They unexpectedly carry everything here– your usual snacks and drinks along with wine and local bottled brews, but also fresh produce including eggs and my most recent discovery of kim chi! I love stopping by here on my way home to grab a snack and when I’m feeling extra fancy I’ll order a sandwich from the deli. Seriously, do it. I tell everyone to try a sandwich from here because they’re all sooo freakin’ good! They come out fresh and hot and my favorite, with a quartered dill pickle! There’s a pretty long list to choose from but the Bird and Seattle Stack are my personal favorites. Also, if you stop by for breakfast, their Breakfast of Champions sandwich is the bomb!
Forget exercise, my New Year’s Resolution is to try every sandwich on their menu yeah, I know it’s March but change is good. ily Trinity Market.

There are sandwiches and then there are sandwiches! Trinity has the later. Since I work across the street I see just how often they get fresh meat delivered from the folks at Boars Head. I would recommend just about any sandwich they have to just about anyone. Additionally, the convenience store alter ego makes for a superb selection of sides for your tremendous sandwich; even a beer if you’re an early drinker. You’ll spend a few more then subway but the quality is well worth the splurge.

Stopped in to grab an apple for later. The guy asked if he could rinse it off for me. I said «No, thanks» since it was going in my bag for later… but then got a little self conscious, worried that he thought I liked dirty apples.
My point is: The little things like this would make me pick apples over oranges every time! Thanks, awesome guy!

This is one of those places that I’ve always treated as a convenience store — a place I go to get stuff not sold at Trader Joe’s or if I just don’t want to walk all the way to the store. However, I finally decided to try a sandwich there (the beautiful chalkboard menu was calling my name!) and it was SO. GOOD. I went with «The Bird,» a turkey/​bacon sandwich with cranberry sauce. Simple, but delicious. I’ve also heard great things about their breakfast sandwiches.
While they tend to be out of items (today they had no Goldfish crackers… meh) and it generally takes a while for the cashier to acknowledge your presence, I’m really glad this market exists and will probably be hitting it up for more deli delights in the near future.

Here’s what a convenience store needs to be: convenient. Trinity Market & Deli is that. It is conveniently located, has convenient hours, and — comme c’est commode! — has a convenient selection of things that you forgot to pick up at the grocery store, which is now either too far away or closed, thus justifying the existence of places like this in the first place. I have bought Kleenex, vegetable oil, Haribo fruit salad, seltzer water, and hygienic unmentionables here, not because they have spectacular bargains because boy do they not, but because they have one of everything and it is for sale when you need it. Apparently they also serve sandwiches but I have no opinion on these because I know how to make a sandwich.

I really wish that there’s a place like Trinity Market near where I live. A one place stop for anything you need, it’s open late and offers fresh sandwiches. My guilty pleasures are ice cream and Tim’s Hawaiian BBQ chips and cold IPAs. They also serve up some great coffee.
If you are staying at the Watertown, make sure to stop by and stock up for your visit.

This is a cute market in the ground level of a new building by the UWMC Roosevelt. It’s got a surprising selection of wines to check out as you wait for your sandwich. They have other ‘quick stop’ type items for purchase, and seating on the other side of the ordering counter and outside as well.
It’s kind of confusing upon entry because the one counter does everything – takes sandwich orders, drink orders, ringing up regular stuff. Mix in the folks waiting for their drinks/​sandwiches + tiny space and it’s crowded.
I ordered «the Bird» which is their turkey cranberry sandwich. It was made quickly, included a pickle spear and an ANDES mint, which I thought was so adorable.
Although the menu board listed the sandwich components. I kind of thought it would have, you know… lettuce, tomato, or maybe sprouts. It was just turkey, bacon, some sunflower seeds, and cranberry sauce (mayo, which I opted out). I’m sure I could have added these extras if I had asked. It tasted good, but just.light.
At about $ 8 a sandwich, it’s kind of pricey, especially if it’s missing the veg component. I’ll try again and be more conscientious when I place my order.