The grinder is one of the best sandwiches I have had in a while. Paired with a pickle, chefs kiss!…read more Finally a sandwich that isn't dry, lots of flavor and easy to eat!

Amazing. Honestly one of the best dang sandwiches I've had in my life…read more Pricey as these sandwiches are fresh, quality ingredients, the focaccia bread is wonderful, and the sandwiches are huge! Vegetarian and pescatarian friendly as well. The staff are hard working and friendly. This place is busy but the wait isn't long. They offer both indoor and outdoor dining. You bus your own table but they bring the food out to you. Very modern, cozy, earthy, bougie atmosphere. I have ordered the turkey sandwich twice now as it's just that amazingly delicious. I order it with no remoulade as I'm picky and not a mayo fan so I order it with extra of the vinaigrette. Soooooo bombbbbb. The arugula, the turkey, just everything is so fresh and delectable. My mouth is watering writing this review. My man ordered the fried fish sandwich which I tried and wow....best fish sandwich we both have ever had. Soooo good. It was sold out my first visit here now I understand why it's so popular! I am so excited to return and try the French dip and mortadella in the future! Highly extremely recommend this delicious establishment!!!!

We ordered a couple of sandwiches for pickup online. Everything was ready more quickly than the…read moreestimates and the guys behind the counter were super friendly. OMG, these were some of the best sandwiches we've had. I had the mean sandwich and my partner had the steak tartare. Their homemade mustard on the mean made the sandwich. The sandwiches are substantial on their own but the bag of fried potatoes make this a filling meal. First time here and we'll definitely be back. Thanks!

Mean Sandwich has about 8-10 sandwiches on their menu and the vibes are casual, but the food is…read morebanging. Your order at the counter before grabbing a number and seating yourself. There's actually a hidden backyard seating area that's dog friendly. Owner was super friendly and went around asking about everyone's experiences. The Mean: Corned beef was not the most tender (I'm still partial to Dingfelder's), but it's well seasoned. Mint with mustard is a combination I never would have guessed would work, but the sharpness complemented each other nicely. Red cabbage had a nice tang and the soft bun for the contrast of texture. The Steak Tartare Club: Steak tartare surprisingly mild, almost feels more like a BLT with a background of slight beefy squishy texture (but in a good way!). The yuzu kosho was not too spicy and the rye bread toasted to a crisp added a good bit of crunch and almost nutty flavor. Will be back for the Hama Hama Oyster Po'Boy.

My friend and I came to check out their grocery items. We ended up grabbing a couple things. This…read moremarket is small and fully packed. There's also a deli inside which we'll need to check out another time. The staff we interacted with were friendly and helpful. Would enjoy coming back to try their menu.

This deli is awesome! Fueled us with lunch during our move so we have tried just about every…read moresandwich in the menu and each one was delicious. Fast friendly service. Don't mind paying for quality and you definitely get that at green market. I'm drooling thinking about the next sandwich!

If you're ever in Seattle and need a quick but delicious bite to eat, you have to stop at Un Bien!…read more Me and my husband visited the city for 4 days and this sandwich was the best thing we ate hands down! We had the Caribbean roast. The bread, the meat, the onions omg all of it was amazing!

Delicious sandwiches. Each sandwich was loaded with onions. The bread does get pretty soggy so it's…read morebest to eat it fresh. Not a lot of dining space but we got there early so we were able to get a table. They have corn on their menu but unfortunately they haven't been serving it in a while

Delicious sandwiches! I got the Royal Grinder (#1) and it was perfect. It took about 12 minutes to…read moreget my sandwich during the lunch rush. There's not much room to eat in this small shop so I recommend taking your order to go and eating at one of the tables outside. I love that they accommodate for allergies and preferences by having Gluten free bread available.

The bread was really good! I think that's probably the most important part of a good sandwich,…read moreespecially a grinder. I appreciated how many vegetarian options they had. You can definitely make things vegan too, but you gotta customize manually to do so. It might be nice to have an identified vegan sandwich on the menu. My partner liked his sandwich and I liked mine too, especially with the vegetarian protein. The service was prompt and efficient. They share a patio with the gyro spot next door but were pretty busy and lively. This seems like a favorite neighborhood spot.

Serious Pie is the best and we were glad to discover this location…read more Stopped in for lunch on a Friday and they have happy hour from 12-5 then, with $8 individual pies! We had the special, with artichokes, and the sausage. Yummy!! Also kale salad, which we love. This time it surprisingly needed salt, but was good.

We were excited to check out this Serious Pie location in Ballard during a recent holiday shopping…read moreexpedition, but honestly we were a little disappointed. While other Serious Pie locations tend to be semi-upscale-yet-casual pizza joints, this spot felt more like an afterthought with its small, dark space and decidedly hole-in-the-wall vibe. The good news is, the pizza was still delish, as it always is at Serious Pie. We enjoyed the sweet sausage pizza that has become a fave over the years, along with a couple of beers which were served in plastic pint "glasses". Okay, I'm sure this makes me sound like a beer snob, but plastic?! Good beer just doesn't taste good in plastic. (Unless you're at a frat party?) Our server (who, by the way, was excellent) later told us he'd accidentally used the wrong glasses for the beer; so apparently it's something they're fixing. Yay! It was also darn cold inside. We had to keep our coats on the entire time. A door between the restaurant area and the semi-open entrance to what appears to be their central storage area would most likely help. Again, this all probably seems a bit petty. I'll own that. But as someone who loves Tom Douglas and his restaurants, and has had great experiences at other Serious Pie locations, this one was a disappointment. Especially since they're charging the same (some might say elevated) prices as they do at the other locations. Maybe if they called it something else, to differentiate it? Serious Pie Lite? Semi-Serious Pie? I dunno, but I expected just a little bit better from this iconic local brand.

Stopped in, and had the Tuna Melt sandwich. Un****'ing…read morebelievable!! I could have rolled in it, like my Chihuahua. Mere review words cannot describe this deliciousness. Go give them your money.

Taking a break from traffic heading to work, I stopped at Take 5 Urban Market for a breakfast…read moresandwich. I decided to try their meatloaf, egg and cheese. I also got a 12 oz drip coffee for $2.00, which is a steal in Seattle right now. (Take 5 - if you're reading this, please don't raise your prices.) Take 5 offers a lot of variety including breakfast sandwiches, hot sandwiches, soup, dessert case and cookies to name a few. The house made cookies are $1.00. The breakfast sandwich was delish! Meatloaf wrapped with bacon, egg and cheese tucked between a grilled English muffin. It's a filling sandwich for $9.75. I've come to the conclusion that $10.00 is the going rate for a decent breakfast sandwich in Seattle. Take 5 is run by a friendly husband and wife duo.

It's not often I go out for a sandwich. Let's be real: as a vegetarian, it's going to be some combo…read moreof grilled veggies, some hummus, maybe cheese if I'm feeling adventurous? I'm SO glad Other Coast proved me wrong. And I was blown away by what we got. For starters, I asked for a reco. The person behind the counter said the Michael King was super popular among veggies and vegans alike. I'm aways more likely to choose something I wouldn't make at home, and the dry rubbed tofu, roasted yams, and vegan cardamom-lime sauce fit right into that category. We paid, nabbed a table out front, and our names were soon called. Holy heck, those first few bites were just spectacular. What an interesting flavor combo! My only regret is that pickled onions weren't an option -- they would've added a great umami. My total came to just over $16 with tax and tip. We'll be back!

Really solid sandwich spot! Stopped in here on a Saturday after walking around Ballard and tried…read morethe Rajun Cajun as well as the Electric Wizard. Both sandwiches were delicious and very filling. The spot itself is really small and not flashy at all. There are only a few bar seating chairs inside, and then 4 or 5 tables in their outdoor, on street seating area. We came at an odd time, around 3:30pm, so there was no line and a few open tables, but I am assuming this place gets real busy around peak lunch so would take that into consideration if you are looking to go sit and eat somewhere versus takeout. The staff was friendly and it did not take too long for our sandwiches to come out. The sandwiches were super fresh and the flavors were really good. I appreciated that the baguette was not too crispy (like cut the top of your mouth crispy) while still be well toasted. The Rajun Cajun is delicious, so it deserves all the hype it gets on the menu and on here!

My wife and I took a trip out to Queen Anne from South Puget Sound and decided to find a pizza…read moreplace for lunch. Swing had a ton of good reviews so we decided to give it a try. When we arrived there was only one other patron but within about 5 minutes of ordering there were a ton of people in the restaurant. We ordered our slices and snagged a table outside while they heated everything up. The pizza was perfectly thin and exceptionally made. It was vey relaxing to sit outside in a quiet area enjoying the views and chatting while we ate. I highly recommend the salame peperoncini with grates cheese on top. Don't forget the drizzle of hot honey! Service was kind enough but to be honest we didn't talk much other than to order and he was pretty nice.

I am obsessed with their burrata pizza. I have been getting it every other day on my lunch break…read moreand I am surprised how legit it was. Definitely a neighborhood delight. The sandwiches look good but it seems like too much food for me. But I am tempted. Also, everyone is super sweet there which is a plus in seattle nowadays. Seattlelite here, I can say that.

From the greeting at the entry door by Luca and the attention each employee provided to my husband…read moreand me, we were swept away. And then it's talk about the sandwiches! OMG. The Gran Sasso and the Capresse were truly remarkable. Words can not describe the flavors. We were blown away. The fresh schiacciata bread was perfect. We are glad we found this place and you will be too!! Caiao. Bella

Update - We came back to try different sandwiches and got the Soprano about $20. The focaccia was…read morecrisp outside and soft inside, better than the first time we were here. The sandwiches are pretty big - I could only eat half. The only complaint I had was that this particular sandwich was pretty salty, and even my BF who usually likes things salty said it was a bit too salty for him. It could have been a combination of the ingredients that contributed to the saltiness. We do like this place and will come back again to try more sandwiches. Service was excellent and they added outside tables which is nice to sit at when the weather is nice. Parking is always a challenge but we are lucky to be within walking distance.