Got bibimbap for lunch while walking around Seattle! It was good- I liked that they automatically…read moreput sauce on the side so that I could choose how much to put in myself. The bathrooms were clean and the staff was nice.

You must try their kimchi's. So fresh. So sour. Hits just right…read more Lovely staff on a busy day. They were hosting a matcha pop up so there were lots of people showing up to support everyone. Lovely sense of community.

If you are gluten-free and anywhere near the PNW, run, do not walk, to I Can't Believe It's Bread…read more I stopped by this morning and picked up a pack of lemon poppyseed muffins (4 for $19) and a pack of cinnamon rolls (4 for $20), and I'm still thinking about both. A muffin didn't even make it home, I ate it immediately in the car. It was moist, fluffy, bright, and absolutely delicious. You would never know it's gluten-free. Truly bakery-quality perfection. I've been craving their cinnamon rolls for weeks, and they absolutely lived up to the hype. Soft, gooey, comforting, and indulgent in the best way. But the food is only half the magic here. From the moment you walk in, the space is filled with great vibes, amazing energy, and the kindest staff. Everyone was so welcoming, smiling, and genuinely happy, it honestly lifted my whole morning. They offer an incredible selection: fresh breads, focaccia, cookies, pastries, soups, sauces, Italian imported pasta, and more. It's the kind of place where you want to try everything. And then, when I was checking out, they gave me a box of gluten-free Cheez-Its. THE box. The one that's sold out everywhere. The one my husband and I have been searching for for weeks. I was overjoyed. That small, thoughtful gesture meant so much and perfectly sums up how special this place is. We live in Seattle, so it's not the easiest trip anymore, but between the incredible gluten-free treats and the exceptional service, we will absolutely continue making the effort to come as often as we can. Great people. Great food. Amazing energy. A total win, not just for Bellevue, but for the entire state. Thank you for creating such a joyful, welcoming, and delicious space.

Great stop! Glad we found this place for our gf son. I'd post a picture but we ate everything.read more

Food and service are always great...... but why am I always seated at the bar????…read moreI am by myself for lunch there is hardly anyone seated at the tables. I ask for a table as my back is affected by my feet. I am told there is only bar seating available. There was hardly anyone here at this time. I have been here with two people ( my wife) and am always seated at a table. Been coming here for years for lunch as I live out on the Olympic Peninsula maybe 70 mile trip. Usually I am on a shopping expedition.

Simply Seattle's Best. The Pink Door is still my number one place to dine if visiting Seattle for…read morethe first time, or only in town for less than 48 hours. The Pink Door is nestled in Post Alley amongst all of the top area attractions, and even with the Pink Door being a tourist favorite the staff still find a way remind locals why it's a forever favorite. The service is extremely excellent, the entire team is courteous and accommodating. I highly suggest making a reservation to ensure you're able to be seated that day. The restaurant is whimsical, charming, inviting, and offers great views both inside and outside. The food is spectacular. There is no picture or video that does the food or experience that can capture just how spectacular The Pink Door really is; I still highly recommend!

The change in ownership has seen quality and flavor drop IMHO. When Phebe was still the owner, the…read morecakes were always moist which can be hard to accomplish with GF flours. We recently have had a couple of opportunities to get a GF baked goods and they both turned out meh. Ordered a birthday lemon marionberry frosting vanilla cake and it turned out dense and dry but flavors were good...but seriously needed a liquid to choke down the cake. 2nd time ordered six GF chocolate cupcakes and they weren't any better than what we could make from a box mix. Plus they were rather small for about $36!

We came in on a Saturday morning, it was empty so we were able to order quickly! I've been coming…read morehere since about 2018. It's really nice to have a gluten free bakery in the Seattle area. I would say staff overall are ok not the friendliest but not exactly rude either. The inside has some small tables, not much seating. I appreciate that they have a list on their bulletin board to show restaurants that have gluten free options. Some of the restaurants on that list have gluten free options, not all of them are gluten free dedicated. We ordered the jalapeno cheddar quiche (8/10), spinach feta handpie (9/10), bacon potato quiche (9/10), pizza handpie (5/10), and the tiramisu (6/10). Tiramisu was very very dry. The pizza handpie lacked flavor unfortunately. I will still come in since there are things I really enjoy on the menu, just beware some items are hit or miss.

Awesome bar-style food. I love that everything is gluten-free so you can try everything. Super…read morefriendly and welcoming staff as well who were happy to answer all our questions. My youngest kid wasn't a fan of the GF hamburger bun, but the older kids loved it. And the beers are outstanding! It is a bit pricey, but if you are used to paying for GF food, then it is about right.

If you are gluten free and you like bar type food, this is your home. The food itself isn't 5 star…read morefood, but it's delicious bar type food and it's gluten free and much of it is dairy free as well. It's not far from the stadiums and light rail. The onion rings are delicious beer battered type and so good. I also recommend the fried chicken sandwich. The service was decent and they had decent seating as well. Free 1 hour parking on the street.

Order - Garlic Rice: 4/5 was really good, perfect amount of…read moregarlic. - Potatoes: 5/5 perfectly seasoned. Crunchy on the outside soft on the inside. Try with the banana catsup. It's weird but so good. - 8pcs Chicken half spicy: 4.7/5 it was really good. The half spicy was really good, not spicy to me but that's not unusual. Got hot sauce in the side and it was really tasty! - Mochi Cake: 10/5 so freaking good! Service was fantastic and the inside is really cute. Small but welcoming. TL:DR: Is it cheap? No. But it's a gluten free fried chicken that is actually good, the sides are bomb, and the price for the value is there.

Kaboom! Best fried chicken I've ever seen or eaten. Yes, one look at all the pieces (ordered the…read more8pc) and you can see beauty in its creation and attention to detail. Got the half spicy half normal and dusting of spice was perfect. The fact that this is gluten free (which is fantastic for all GF folks in our family) is even more Amazing how they got everything right with the crunch and flavor. Potato skins and garlic rice were good too, though less garlic would have been better. Could easily make this into a garlic egg fried rice and larger portions. The staff were super attentive and took time to explain everything to first time visitors. Steady stream of take out orders as seating is limited. Would come back to try the other sides too. Happy to report no reaction for gluten free member of our family, top marks for safety.

Ashley is hilarious and made us feel right at home. The food was fantastic. As a southern gal, I…read moredon't compliment biscuits easily. Probably the best biscuit I've ever had outside my Nanas kitchen. Gravy, bitchy sauce, and bitch jelly are also top notch.

Best biscuits ever and I have lived in the South! Fluffy on the inside, buttery & crispy on the…read moreoutside & huge! I had a cheese & egg biscuit with some type of delightful sauce they make there & a really marvelous latte, too!

Fantastic, authentic Lebanese food. The food is very fresh and prepared fast. The dining room is…read morelarge, clean and has a great vibe. Staff are always polite and attentive. We love coming here for lunch.

As you enter the restaurant you feel royal and luxurious . The gorgeous lights and spacious place…read more As a vegetarian we had a variety of option under appetizers and main course. Food was great. Server was helpful in deciding the menu. We ordered Spicy hummus,muhammara, harra fries and arambeet as appetizers. For main course we had falafel plate. The quantity is too good and too much. Also we get fresh breads.

There are so many coffee shops to try in Seattle, and this one had been on my list for a while. I…read morefinally got around to trying it, and it was definitely worth the visit. As soon as you walk in, you're immersed in a cute café filled with greenery and plants everywhere, which adds to the fun, cozy vibe. It does get pretty packed on the weekends. I went around 10 a.m. and it was pretty busy. Although, we didn't have to wait in a long line as the service is efficient. You order at the counter, and they have a good selection of pastries, sandwiches, and other brunch items. I ordered a vanilla latte, the raspberry cloud matcha, a quiche, and the croque monsieur. The coffee was perfectly creamy and smooth without being too sweet. The food was good, nothing that particularly stood out but I'd still come back. Next time I'd probably try the breakfast board since that seems to be a favorite. Overall, it's a nice spot to study or grab a bite or drink with friends, but just keep in mind it can get pretty noisy when it's crowded.

Solid! Next to REI and the fancy Duck feathers make yur own…read morepuffy jacket store- Street parking Order at the counter Crafted coffee in ACME porcelain cups- Tight breakfast menu- sammys,skillets, toasties and pastries All well crafted and very very good

Terrific vegetarian food. Upscale but not terribly expensive. Beautiful courtyards. Genuinely…read morefriendly service. My favorite restaurant.

Ive heard about this place for years - it's my parents go-to cafe when they're in the city. And…read morerightly so. Beautiful interior with a unique menu. Service enhances the gracious vibe. My sister and I dropped by spontaneously for weekend brunch (à Saturday korning around 9:30). There was a bit of a cluster of people waiting for tables, but they were larger groups and we were seated after about 10 minutes. We ordered cocktails while pursuing the menu. My sister enjoys their mimosas and I was curious about the "My name is Earl... Grey". Good choice - dangerously so. Smooth, flavorful, well balanced. Only a light perfume of Earl Grey. We shared our entrees: the harissa carrot hummus tartine and the roasted potato and scallion waffle. (Side note: we indicated our intention to the server, who thoughtfully brought extra plates so we could do that). The tartine was delicious. Just the right amount of spread on a thick slice of sourdough. It wasn't spicy at all; the sweetness of the carrots tempered the heat. A light sprinkle of romanesco and little cubes of feta finished it off. The waffle was a surprise. Crispy, savory, a whisper of sweetness, topped with a dollop of scallion butter. Unique and very flavorful. The homemade biscuit was large and easily shareable. The cappuccinos had a good, rich aroma. A double shot is the standard serving and had sufficient flavor and kick. There were so many interesting things in the menu, making it difficult to decide. I'll just have to come back.