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    Bellevue Grill

    4.5 (2 reviews)
    InexpensiveAmerican
    Closed 6:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Pomegranate Bistro - Savannah Hot Puffs

    Pomegranate Bistro

    3.7(993 reviews)
    2.5 mi
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    So good!! I love coming here for brunch on the weekend. They take reservations- fyi and highly…read morerecommend as this place can get busy! I had the tomato soup and grilled cheese and got a cinnamon roll to go. Their cinnamon rolls are the best and they're huge! All their brunch options are well portioned. They also have a nice cafe area if you're looking for a quick drip coffee.

    Disappointing experience at a long-time favorite I used to…read morelove this place because of the famous chef, but unfortunately, it feels like it's going downhill. The space is huge, but the service was remarkably slow. There was no one at the front to greet us when we walked in, and the bakery counter was left unattended for a while, leaving customers waiting. While our specific server was kind, the overall vibe from the staff wasn't very welcoming. As for the food, my husband had the steak burrito. It was large and tasted okay, but it wasn't anything special--just an ordinary burrito you could get anywhere. I ordered the rockfish tacos, which were disappointing. The tortillas were too thick and crumbled so easily that I couldn't even pick them up to eat. Worse, the fish had a noticeable fishy smell, making me question its freshness, though the overall flavor profile was decent. Ironically, the best part of the meal was the creamy corn served on the side. The atmosphere is more of a spacious, warehouse style rather than cozy, though it is interesting to be able to see into the catering kitchen. It's sad to see a place that used to be so great lose its touch. I hope they can bring back the quality they used to have.

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    Fork and Spoke - Cheesecake, no tower

    Fork and Spoke

    4.1(17 reviews)
    1.9 mi

    This review is specifically for the Filipino kamayan pop-up event that Fork and Spoke hosted, which…read morewas FANTASTIC! I don't know how I found out about this event, but am so glad I did. We had a lovely time at Fork and Spoke with delicious food and the friendliest staff. Tickets/reservations are purchased ahead of time from Eventbrite for this pop-up event. We had our lunch reservation for 1pm on a Saturday, and there weren't many people inside, which was fine by us. They did have the banana leaves on all the tables for the kamayan, which is a traditional Filipino feast where you eat with your hands as the food is spread out on the banana leaves. When we sat down, we were welcomed by our friendly server who gave us our complimentary kiwi waters and the feast soon came out with an assortment of fried tilapia, pork belly, sisig, chicken adobo, Pancit Canton, tomatoes and red onions, rice and fresh fruit. For the two of us, it was a huge amount as any kamayan feast tends to be. It was truly fantastic. My partner and I both left full and satisfied. We also ordered the bibingka for an additional charge for our dessert, which was also delicious. Super cool to get Filipino food on the Eastside, which is hard to find, too. I'm so glad we discovered this event at Fork and Spoke as hotel restaurants normally aren't known as the first place you go to for food. Located in the Garden Inn in downtown Redmond, the restaurant has this cool pop-up on a quarterly basis, along with their standard dining food they offer for hotel guests and the public. The staff could not have been friendlier. I definitely will be back for more Filipino pop-ups here!

    Ordered on door dash. My avocado toast was delicious looked the pickled radishes. Wish there was…read moremore avocado spread. Overall good breakfast and coffee was good too.

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