Cone & Steiner

The best market. Stopped here before a ski trip and got so many amazing items. Blue cheese puffs, two different amazing cheeses for cheese and crackers, local wine, amazing kombucha, candy.... really nice speciality market.

I stopped by this evening on my way home because I forgot to buy lemons when I was at the grocery store. It was 90 minutes before they closed and the place was empty. I asked the guy manning the store if he sold lemons. "Uh...maybe? They'd be over there." He motioned with his head, too busy to get off his phone to actually help me. The lemons they had were 2 different unlabeled varieties, both hella old (as in, squishy and drying out), and not priced. I went to check out and they were over a dollar each?! For conventionally grown, old lemons?! That's twice the price than QFC and more than PCC on a good day. I bought them anyway because I didn't want to backtrack to the grocery store, but I'll never stop by C & S again when I need to visit a local marketplace.Hey owners: Either you're a high-end market with customer service and quality to match your prices, or you're a gas station-esque convenience store with piss poor produce and employees who don't give a shit. Make up your minds.

A holistic general store. Think mom and pop whole foods corner store. With a nice beer selection, cheese variety, and epic ice cream selection, I have to approve! Really had fun in the freezer section: ice cream galore of local nearby brands. Such as lick, parfait, and bluebird! By the pints! The store has cool stuff, and wide various choices. Only thing I couldn't find... but maybe I wasn't looking hard enough, couldn't find honest company brand items. I really needed the wipes! But maybe I'm being too picky.Want to try their happy hours! Will go in next time mon or tues for it!

This is a General Store. Seriously, it's one of those places that not only expels the idea that this is the place for the community. I really only head here, because Hello Robin is next door, but don't use that as a comment that it's an afterthought, I almost always go in, when I'm in the neighborhood. It just so happens, that Hello Robin is next door/connected to the place. It's a local general store, beyond the crap that you get at a 7-eleven or convenience store. This place is the real deal General Store, with a TON of local goodies. It means you are paying for Local made goods to, so prices are a little higher.I think if you are needing anything, food, or rather lovely locally made goods, then you should swing by. It's rare to see, but wondering to visit.

When we visited, it was very apparent that one person was working the entire store at the dinner hour. We ordered three sandwiches, and two of them took literally a half hour to make because the worker kept ringing out customers. We got tired of waiting, and asked for the third one asap without getting it toasted. The worker put two slices of ham and mayo in the sandwich. That was it. The sandwich was $10. A total waste of time and money. Dear management: hire more people. Or at least train your workers to give people a heads-up when they order, and manage customers so that one group doesn't get totally hosed while s/he takes care of other customers. Sure, the merchandise is interesting, but I don't want to patronize a business with such poor service, for such high prices.

Great selection of Seattle-y Hipster-y items and gifts. Although the rest of the goods are tightly stocked, it seems to cover all the basic needs. Seems like a great addition to the neighborhood. Way cuter and cleaner than a NY bodega. Oh, and they also have beers on tap. Perf.

This is a great little general store in the north Capitol Hill neighborhood. Since the window display always looks cool we often pop in here, just to check things out whenever we're in the area. In my most recent visit we had an hour-wait for dinner nearby, so decided to pop in here and have some ciders, as there's a bar in the store. It's a small bar, but the beers and ciders on tap are all local and it's a dollar off during happy hour, which was when we came. The only employee there was also our bartender, and was behind the bar/middle area of the store, so as to serve customers checking out at the register and those drinkers at the bar. In addition to the small bar space with stools, there's also a table set up where people can drink and eat at. In addition to the awesome, local products that the store carries they also make sandwiches that you can take out or eat there. I really appreciated that several of the items at the store were from the Pacific Northwest, like Seattle Co. Pickles, Beechers, Uli's Sausage, etc... They also have some unique and modern kitchen accessories and decor and small gifts. They also allow you to bring dogs inside! As soon as our bartender saw our dog sitting by us he walked from behind the counter he was standing at to personally greet her and ask if she wanted a treat. It was much-appreciated and thoughtful. This is a great neighborhood store, and wished there was something like this where I live!

This place is so charming! Frank & I were in the neighborhood doing some shopping on Saturday, and popped in here in a whim to grab some lunch. I got a made to order sandwich, and he got a pre-made salad. I wouldn't write home about the food, it's nothing super special, but it was exactly what I was looking for: a no frills, tasty, basic sandwich. The staff here is so friendly and welcoming, which really added to the atmosphere here. It's small, but has a couple of counters with a few stools at them, and one longer table (that seats maybe 6). I saw a sign on their chalkboard that they do wine tastings periodically. They just have such a fun and cute selection of gift items and snacks. I love this general store!

This is a great little store. It's unfortunate that the employees hate customers. I came in for a delicious Seattle dog and was pointed toward premade meals. No that's not what I want. I want the hot dog advertise

Cone & Steiner is a small market with snacks/food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and also gift items. They sell beer on tap and hard seltzers, cider, beer by the can, which can be purchased and enjoyed on site. We like to stop here and have a beverage (or two) before Ms games as this saves us $.