Wildwood Market

Nice market with a wide selection of beverages, beers on draft, snacks, prepared food, and fresh sandwiches made to order. I was impressed by the variety of non-alcoholic beverages like Recess Peach, refreshing!The Eggplant Sandwich was a bit tough from the toasted poppy baguette and messy to eat as the toppings fell out. The flavors of the crispy eggplant, onions, roasted red peppers, and spinach with mozzarella cheese didn't quite pair well. The fries were lukewarm. There's outdoor seating behind the market. Entrance to the front of the market is a bit tucked to the side, there's a separate door for exit (I made the mistake of entering/exit through the same door!)The other sandwiches looked good, and I'm sure the deli deilvers. A great pit stop to grab some grub before taking the ferry to Vashon Island!

I would not mind living near this market!! This place has everything from breakfast pastries to a variety of wines and sparkling spiked waters. Visit in the morning for your cup of energy and come back for lunch to sit on the nice patio absorbing all the vitamin d. Also for your convenience, they have 2 very clean gender neutral restrooms. It was one of those special adult weekdays, where my boyfriend and I would drive around to places we had bookmarked. This place did not disappoint! Around the store they have coolers filled with drinks and adult beverages. Fresh cookies for sale and everyday cabinet essentials. It was hard to choose between the Reuben or the steak sandwich. We ended up getting the flat iron steak sandwich and a hot cocoa to go. Steak sandwich is a must when visiting! The sandwich was super juicy and the bread was secretly the star of the show. Bread was nicely toasted and held the sandwich up. Caramelized onions added a nice sweetness and the steak was tender. Only complaint is that the fries were lukewarm and was missing the warm crunch. Still highly rated for fries. He ate it so fast I couldn't snap a picture. The hot chocolate was perfect on a sunny day lol https://www.toasttab.com/wildwood-market-9214-45th-ave-sw-seattle/v3/?mode=fulfillmentYou can order online to skip the line. (I suggest this if going during a lunch rush)

We've bought food to go from them for several years, but the first time we tried eating there was an absolute nightmare. The attitude of the servers soured the whole experience.To start, cell service is sparse in the area so I asked to connect to their wifi, but that wifi didn't reach out to the tables, so I asked if they had a password for one of their other wifi networks. The server's response "I don't know".I was eventually able to order by tethering to a friend's phone. Items from our orders were missing, with pushback from servers until we showed our phone orders we placed using the QR codes at the table. They begrudgingly fixed our order, with a nice side of annoyance/attitude.The family who was with us waited 45 minutes for one of their orders. An order was brought out for "Daniel", which nobody claimed. A member of the family asked if it could be for "Danielle" instead and was answered with a snippy "no, I said Daniel". Their food sat there for 45 minutes and after going back down to ask again, was told it was just coming out (though the boxes were visibly sitting on the counter). They got their reheated food with the same level of respect as our previous server interactions.I would go back for takeout because the food is typically good. But I would hope management would make changes to make the in-house dining experience more pleasant.

Every Valentine's Day my partner and I get sandwiches and have a floor picnic, it's just what we do. This year we wanted to try a new place and my search brought me to Wildwood Market in Fauntleroy. The menu looked really good and it's under 2 miles from our house. Great. Sold.It's an unassuming market slightly below street level that is JAM PACKED with local fare. This is also the perfect spot to build a last minute picnic or charcuterie plate.Okay, back to the sammies. "Out of this world" good! We opted dor the veggie sandwiches this visit - The Wildwood and the Daytripper 2.0. The seeded bread they use is so fresh, and so flavorful, and OMG the pickled onions. They are probably one of the most underrated condiments and they shone bright here!We hope they open for indoor dining soon so we can enjoy one of their many local beers on tap! Until then, though, huge selection of beer and wines to go!A good note to add for anyone that has a treenut allergy: No nuts in the hummus or the pesto! Order with confidence!

What's a deliciously easy to-go meal to take on a solo-date to the beach? A hot sandwich!Wildwood Market and Eatery is a small market providing organic and local options, with a cafe and sandwich shop located inside. I mostly stopped by this location due to its vicinity to Lincoln Park, but was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food! Fries were crispy and addictive, and the hot sandwich was so flavorful with warm sauerkraut and peppered pastrami enveloped by toasted sourdough. It seems like this establishment is more of a local hot-spot, but whether you're driving down from North Seattle, or up from Tacoma, I say give this place a try!

Flavor, convenience and healthy delicious food. Came here for the first time last week and it's all around great. Rooftop seating and they bring food to you after you order, great on a sunny day. The food is decently portioned and fairly priced, sandwiches and salads around $8-$10. Great for a casual lunch where you don't want to feel super heavy after eating. I got the chicken salad, which came on mixed greens seasoned with olive oil and other spices. Honestly delicious. The build your own sandwich option is great too. They have tons of vegetarian options, even with a grilled eggplant pita wrap. Awesome 10/10 all around, if I lived around here I'd come all the time. Highly recommend!

I've never eaten in so I can't speak to that but their online ordering is a breeze. I've only experienced prompt and friendly service upon picking up. Every single thing I've ordered has been absolutely delicious(bonus for my gluten free friends, they don't charge to sub for gluten free bread!) I highly recommend their chicken salad, their fries, and any of their soups.

I have gotten delivery from here several times, so my review is based on those experiences.I've ordered several different sandwiches and the soup here as well as kid,s meals. They've all been good. I have a particular affinity for reuben sandwiches and have gotten the one here really liked it and that was even after it sat through delivery. I also enjoyed their Dagwood sandwich and actually get the reference. The kids meals are plenty of food for a hungry adult, the burgers and grilled cheese are full sized. The clam chowder is different from what I normally eat, but it was good. The food has always been well packaged and travels well. If I were in the area, I would stop by and will keep ordering from here as a delivery option.

Cute spot for a casual hangout!I came by to meet with a friend earlier today, and the first thing I should mention is that it's a proper market - it's a grocery store that has a small cafe on the side. We placed our coffee orders and chilled at the small tables and chairs set out nearby.I have to say, this was one of the cheapest mochas that I have ever purchased in Seattle - and yet, it was still so delicious. It was chocolatey, warm but not too hot, and still strong! I almost felt like I was just drinking hot chocolate, and I regret not getting a larger size.Overall, I had a really great time! I would absolutely come by for groceries next time and make it a proper errand hangout - because who says chores can't be fun?

Pretty good food. Made fast. I've been several times. Try the churros. You'll get a LOT of fries if you order them. Friendly staff.