Corner Store & Deli

Seattle, United States

4.5

2 reviews

Accepts Credit Cards

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Telephone:
+1 206-325-2100
Address:
1720 Jackson St, Seattle, WA, 98144
b/t S 17th Ave & S 18th Ave
Central District
Nearby public transportation stops & stations:
50 ftS Jackson St & 18th Ave S
880 ftE Yesler Way & 18th Ave S
960 ftE Yesler Way & 19th Ave
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Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
Outdoor Seating
No

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Local time (Seattle) 12:55 PM Tuesday, June 3, 2025

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2 reviews of Corner Store & Deli

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Place rating: 4
Voorhees Township, NJ
The beer and wine selection here is pretty nice. The store is always clean, not dingy like a lot of the independent convenience stores in the area. Their selection of non-​alcohol goods isn’t bad. The only problem is that I have no idea what this place’s hours are. Some nights it’s open pretty late, other nights not so much.
Place rating: 5
Seattle, WA
Negash and his wife’s store is a favorite in the neighborhood. Residents of Pratt Park Apartments (just across the street) regularly stop by to pick up beer, wine, and fresh Boar’s Head sandwiches while enjoying a bit of conversation. They have a huge wine selection, a bit of fresh produce, and other typical convenience store items.
It’s hard to decide what’s better: the food or the service.