Hilltop Red Apple Market

The deli here is great found all the items to be fresh and the staff is friendly. The store is alway clean and I even find it more clean then my local safe way

Really good food and shopping I go there for the catfish it's fried right and the sides are very tasty then the other side is Chinese food very good

Great little market around Beacon Hill neighborhood. The store have small but have plenty of the good selection of foods. Lets talk about their hot deli. China Cafe is one of the spot I go to for lunch once a while. It is only $7.99 for their daily special. Pick fried rice or chow mein and two entrees. I mostly get their curry chicken, pork chop, string bean and chicken, and orange chicken. These are my top choices to pick from. It is very affordable and tasty!

Love the hilltop red apple market in beacon hill. There is a woman who works there name June who is one of my favorite faces in the city she is so wonderful and personable. It isn't just June everyone there is so warm and friendly. People sometimes complain about the price point but tbh red apple has a mix affordable and expensive options I can buy produce and basics there that cost the same as Safeway. Also the hot food in the back of the store is 10/10 I often get Chinese food from the hot bar on days I'm too busy to pack a lunch.

The hot bar on either side used to be slamming. Now it's meh. Sometimes the food is still cold inside. Sometimes you get 8 small pieces of General Taos on your rice bowl... The service is mixed. You take the good with the bad. It's the only store in the area.

Came here for a quick shop. Found everything I needed relatively easy without any help. There's a lot packed into this store and it can feel overwhelming. But it's the only market in the area really, so they have to pack it in and can charge a little bit more. Prices are going to be a bit higher than you might be used to. I would say this is perfect for something you need mid week but not a store you should rely on. It's well lit, it has an okay smell, and you can relatively move in and out of the aisle with ease. The checkout lines are super close to the aisles and so it can bleed into one another pretty easily and make it hard to distinguish or maneuver. The food here is okay quality. For produce..I typically use jt for the same day use and wouldn't let it sit in the fridge for too long. Okay store to meet your needs in the short term.

This is an update to my original rating. The rating holds, this is by far my favorite grocery store, and I go there weekly. The staff is unfailingly helpful and courteous. They have a holiday punch-card program by which you can earn $$ back by spending X amount of money. Great program. But they do it with paper punch cards, so customers have to stand there while these poor front-line workers have to punch holes out of a paper card, write it on a piece of paper, then staple it to something else... Love the cozy feeling of that 1966 technology, but I've watched people wait in line and get frustrated, even though the workers do all this 'busy work' as quickly as they can. It's the 21st century, guys. Get a card you can swipe, for heaven's sake!

Love this grocery and the employees. Been shopping here for 24 years and have noted improvements, promotions and, attention given to the community. Now that I am older and no longer driving, I would appreciate a designated bench to sit on as I call for Uber. Sometimes I have to adjust what I buy to take the bus (right in front- most convenient). Just a thought.

This is indeed the best grocery store in the world, and has the best staff ever. The negative reviews are from interlopers who have no business being within blocks of it. If you don't like it, don't go there. Guaranteed you're not a South Seattleite. Don't come to our neighborhood and complain. We don't come to your country club and write bad reviews. Mind your business and go back to Bellevue. Or California. No one asked you anything.

The deli at Hilltop Red Apple Market, grocery store that sells Mongolian beef hot dishes, has false advertising. The med box (8cm x 7cm) on the display shelf lists one flat rate price and they actually charge customers another, higher rate. They charge you by the pound for your food and not by the price that is marked on the small box (6cm x 6cm) and display. I wish this deli or merchant would post their real prices and remove the fake display. I was not happy because in the past they charged the amount on the box in the display. This is a new change and they are not posting their real prices. Their actions are going to make the entire grocery store look bad if they don't correct this. I called the store to complain to the manager, John and he said he would talk to the owner of the deli restaurant who has the wrong prices posted on his hot dish boxes.