PCC Natural Markets

(Green Food / Grocery Store)

10718 NE 68th St

Kirkland, WA 98033

(425) 828-4622

www.pccnaturalmarkets.com

PCC Natural Markets is a green food / grocery store located in Kirkland WA.

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9 Comments about PCC Natural Markets

"After shopping at the Issaquah PCC this store is a let down. It is too small which means it easily gets crowed at times. Also due to the size the sele" - citysearch.com

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"Although larger chains have moved in the area, I like to support more local businesses, including the suppliers. Its nice to think when you are shoppi" - insiderpages.com

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"I love PCC. The hours are great and the staff is always friendly. They offer the kids one free piece of fruit or veggies--my daughter loves that! I al" - citysearch.com

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"I was disappointed on moving here on the number of small, more 'healthy' stores. With the culture here, I had expected more. Thankfully, I found PCC!." - insiderpages.com

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"Intent on creating a cooperative and sustainable environment for their patrons, this local co-op offers consumers a variety of organic and earth-frien" - citysearch.com

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"The only thing I'd really change is making it closer to me!..." - insiderpages.com

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"The staff at the Kirkland PCC is very friendly. I am always pleased at how helpful they are. The store is small, but the deli, in particular, is exc" - insiderpages.com

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"They have a nice selection and the store is mostly pretty nice. Sometimes it can be hard finding help, but once you do, everyone is really nice..." - insiderpages.com

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"We buy their natural hamburger when it's on sale. The butcher makes up packages to our specifications. They are always very kind and helpful. Speci" - insiderpages.com

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