Come on Safeway, you know what to call this neighborhood -- it's in giant letters on the front of the store!

I'm always disappointed when Safeway makes these signs just say "Seattle" instead of the neighborhood name, but it's particularly weird in this case, since Safeway clearly already knows the name of this neighborhood... 

 

Those stairs off to the right are the route up from the parking garage, wrapping around the elevator with those signs on it. One thing that's notably missing over here -- any sort of cart corral! The only cart corral on the main level (inside or outside the store) is all the way on the other side of the elevator. There's a lot weird about this store, but as a regular shopper, this is the most annoying part for two (somewhat petty) reasons: First, to get a cart when you arrive at the store, you have to walk beyond a good chunk of merchandise (floral and most of the bakery), and then if you're buying something from that area, you have to double back. Second, when leaving, if you're parked on the main level (or, like me, you're using the bike rack), if you want to return your cart properly, you have to walk all the way back in to the store and past all this to get to the cart corral. This leads to a lot of carts being left behind in random spots outside -- and I'm part of the problem there, to be honest, since there's no way I'm leaving my purchases unsecured on my bike for the several minutes required to get back to the cart corral.