Seattle Magazine's
Best Restaurants 2010
Readers’ Choice Winner
Grocery Store with Best
Selection of Washington Wine
Seattle Magazine's
Best of 2009 Reader's Choice
Best Grocery Store
South Sound Magazine's
The Best of the South Sound
Best Grocery Store
"Metropolitan Market was an overwhelming favorite for South Sound readers”
KING 5 News' 2009
Best of Western Washington
TOP 3 Best Gourmet Grocery Stores
Puget Sound Business Journal's
40 under 40
Todd Korman
2008 Best
Gourmet Grocer
Best of 2008: Kids
Seattle Magazine
Best hands on training for
mundane grown-up tasks.
NWSource People's Picks
2005 Finalist:
Best Seattle gourmet food, high-end
specialty groceries, kitchen and restaurant-supply stores and shops
Seattle Magazine
Best Restaurants Issue - Great Takeout
Takeout Foods: Grocery Stores
November 2005
NW
Source
Great gal gifts for under $50:
The Food Loop at Metropolitan Market
November 30, 2005
NWSource People's Picks
2004 Finalist
Favorite place to
go gourmet
Citysearch Seattle
Spotlight: Gourmet food and wine shops
Geegaw.com
Best sandwiches in Seattle
Seattle Magazine's Power 25
The Food King:
Metropolitan Market's CEO Terry Halverson
is crowned one of the city's 25
most influential people
November 2004
Food Markets Northwest, which owns and operates five upscale Metropolitan Market supermarkets in Seattle and Tacoma, has acquired the Queen Anne location of Larry's Market at 100 Mercer Street North, assuming the store's lease, equipment and inventory effective Sept. 1. The decision was handed down today at a hearing in U. S. Bankruptcy Court, following an auction of the Larry's Market chain.
"I have always admired the McKinney family's supermarket story. The greater Seattle area was treated to a food retailer that was ahead of the rest of the country, and their dedication to bringing the best products to the market was second to none," said Food Markets NW Chief Executive Officer Terry Halverson.
"They assembled a staff that provided a high level of service and enjoyed the food that they sold," Halverson said.