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Metropolitan Market
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Review by:
Everett E.
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I grew up in Portland and we shopped at Thriftway sometimes. I remember that Thriftways were gross. i think we were on a budget and they were less expensive than glamor grocers like Safeway and Albertsons. Imagine my surprise when returning to the Northwest 15 years later, that Thriftways no longer bite. In fact, the one in West Seattle is great. Expensive, but a pleasant shop. And their take-home food area make me salivate. Compare hours-old fried egg rolls at Safeway to a fresh prime rib sandwich at Thriftway. Actually they changed their name a year ago or so to Metropolitan Market. Fitting since all signs of Thriftway are long gone. And, there is certainly nothing thrifty about shopping here.
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