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Bradley's Tonic Co

5.0 (1 review)

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Bali's Himalayan Chai & Salt Snacks Counter

Bali's Himalayan Chai & Salt Snacks Counter

5.0(14 reviews)
3.2 mi•Junction

Love these small spots in Seattle that are very surprising. It is a little busy and hectic here on…read morea Sunday during the farmers market, so you gotta be very patient. There isn't really a system for ordering or receiving your food/drinks. It's kinda like when you go to a family's house and they're busy making sure all the food and drinks have enough love, so you gotta wait for them to do their thang and just quietly enjoy the process. The owner is suuuper kind and greets you as you enter and you can tell he really cares about his customers. He will let you know if he's busy and around how long to wait. I just gotta hand it to the owner, it sounds like he has a lot of regulars who come in for dosa, lentils, and chai. It smelled good every time he made some dosa! Masala chai: got mine with oat milk (he has to brew a new batch if you want a different milk), he usually uses half and half I believe for his chai. Love the spices! I like my chai pretty spicy and this is really good. He sells packs of loose chai so you can brew at home also Note: their masala chai is made with black tea and their pink chai is made with green tea and has pistachio Will come back to try the food and pink chai when it's not so poppin!

Extraordinary food, made to order: Chais & East-Indian fare! Bali's a friendly host; and he makes…read moreDosa!! Dosa, an Indian dish that's impossible to find in most Seattle E-Indian restaurants are heaven!!. THANK YOU, Bali ; )

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Bali's Himalayan Chai & Salt Snacks Counter
Bali's Himalayan Chai & Salt Snacks Counter - Great price for authentic chai made by the cup and by hand

Great price for authentic chai made by the cup and by hand

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Street Cheese - Interior

Street Cheese

5.0(7 reviews)
1.5 mi•Beacon Hill

This is a new cheese shop in somewhat of an unexpected location.. Beacon Hill, not Capitol Hill. It…read moreis a short walk from Beacon Hill Station and just down the street from the Beacon Hill Library. It is located in a short and flat roofed house. Street Cheese reminds me of Cowbell Cheese in Portland in offering high quality cheeses in an untypical location. The shop also has some prestige was recently named as one of the world's best cheesemongers. The shop itself is modest in size with a curated selection of cheeses and gourmet foods like charcuterie and specialty chocolate. I love that they have a website that lists what they have in stock and in which you can order ahead. Though I use it more for reference to see if a certain cheese is available. If you are new to specialty cheeses and looking for an approachable cheese shop to visit and learn more about them, I would recommend Street Cheese.

An absolutely fantastic experience! I am a cheese fanatic and pounced on their offering of a cheese…read moreplate building class immediately. Worth every penny! The shop is located close to a wine store. Talk about perfect pairings. (There's also a fun little store in between the two to poke around.) Courtney and Tailor, the owners, are charming, enthusiastic, and deeply knowledgeable. Thé instructions and information regarding the course was thorough and provided great detail. Just as detailed is their weekly newsletter. Back to the cheese. Courtney was an engaging cheese Sherpa, and guided the class through the various types of cheese, how to pair, cut,, and store them, and then walked us through how to build a cheese plate. We were also given some cheese and little things to nibble on during the class, along with some water. We were provided with three different types, a few accompaniments, and were let loose to start creating. Extremely generous portions with nice containers were thoughtfully provided to take home (or next door to the wine shop). Truly a really fun and informative experience. The variety and sourcing of the cheeses is fantastic, imported from Europe and all over the US. They offer a wide variety of accompaniments, including beverages and cheese paper for storage. And of course, you can try a nibble before purchase. Pricing is extremely fair for the cheese and other store items. Less than I was anticipating, to be honest. I'm thrilled to find European cheeses and support à small business. I will happily return. Go. You won't be disappointed.

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Street Cheese - Exterior

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Street Cheese - Spinnaker Oatnog Holiday Bar & Isigny Ste Mere Pont-l'Eveque

Spinnaker Oatnog Holiday Bar & Isigny Ste Mere Pont-l'Eveque

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Salumi - Grilled Cheese Panini (Build your own)

Salumi

4.4(1.6k reviews)
0.6 mi•Pioneer Square
•$$

I am glad my brother found this spot for lunch within walking distance of our stay. It is so cute…read moreand quant. The place is simple and clean. I ordered the caprese sandwich and my brother got the porchetta sandwich. The bread is crispy but soft on the inside. I saw the guy cutting up the tomato as we sat to wait for our sandwiches. You order at the kiosk and then sit to eat. The ingredients are super fresh and worth waiting for the sandwich.

I ordered the Turky club it was delicious. The veggies were fresh (and so was the bread) it had the…read moreperfect mix and amounts of all the ingredients and the vinigrette was so good! I liked their menu is pretty simple and that you can order at the kiosk on your own. If you are running short on time-order ahead the line is long and you will be waiting if you go in during peak hours (like lunchtime). While I loved my sandwich-the service is not great. They call the orders by your name and while they are really busy sometimes with the amount of people in the space and noise level you may miss your name being called. I thought I had heard my name so I went over to peek if it was my order and one of the individuals that was making the sandwiches nearly ripped my head off and YELLED at me and said "its not yours"...."you need to wait for your name to be called"....Well no kidding...I am not new here I was just checking-I did not touch the sandwich. Just plain rude...and I really do not think they care. If you are wiling to ignore getting yelled at and made to feel totally incompetent these are great sandwiches.

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Salumi - Inside

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Salumi - Braised Porchetta Grindhouse

Braised Porchetta Grindhouse

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Espi's Sausage & Tocino - Chicken Adobo, Lumpia, and Chicken Skewer with Pancit

Espi's Sausage & Tocino

4.8(9 reviews)
1.0 mi•Industrial District
•$

This marinade gives me the ability to replicate the tocino I've grown up with, but also allows me…read moreto focus on more natural ingredients. The basic ingredients for this recipe included white granulated sugar, garlic powder, salt, black pepper, pineapple juice, and annatto powder.

Glad to have found Espi's at the Pagdiriwang Phillipine Festival. Espi's is a food stand that…read moreserves up Filipino favorites, with combos - all less than nine bucks! I got the combo with chicken adobo, lumpia and pancit, and added a side of a BBQ chicken skewer. The combo itself was eight bucks and the skewer was an additional three bucks, which was a bargain! And the food was yummy, too! Although there wasn't a lot of the egg noodles, the pancit was a combination of bihon and canton styles! Usually, I always see bihon pancit served at Filipino joints, but my favorite has always been the canton since I was a kid (and still remember eating it every year on my birthday for good luck!), so really liked that they did a mix of the noodles. The chicken adobo was solid, as it was tender, but wish it just had a tad more vinegar and soy sauce flavor that you just love with adobo. Lumpia was A-O-K, as it was slightly overfried. But the BBQ chicken skewer was by far, my favorite item. It had crispy edges from the grill, yet was so juicy and tender. It's what you hope BBQ chicken will be, and enjoyed the somewhat-sweet marinade. You can even watch the cooks grilling and flipping over the several skewers right by the stand, tempting all those passing by with the aroma. Get some! There was a long line during the festival, but it went by very fast. Staff was super friendly and even though when I got to the line I was still undecided about which combo I was gonna order, they were patient with me despite the long line forming. Just remember to bring cash here, as they didn't accept cards.

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Espi's Sausage & Tocino
Espi's Sausage & Tocino - Longanisa, eggrolls, pancit.

Longanisa, eggrolls, pancit.

Espi's Sausage & Tocino - Hot Pork Longanisa

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Hot Pork Longanisa

Kitchen & Market - Purchased a roast beef sandwich and their pomodoro sauce. Received a card for a free chicken breast with a future $25 purchase (3/24/24)

Kitchen & Market

4.5(11 reviews)
3.0 mi•Madison Valley

Really cute corner grocery store in Madison Valley. The prices were high, but not egregiously so,…read moreespecially for the area. They had everything I would expect at a grocery store, but much more curated, which makes shopping easier. It really takes the cognitive load off to not have to compare seventeen different brands/sizes/prices. They had a nice selection of meal kits (four person dinner for ~$65, and 2 person meals for ~$45), cheeses, frozen goodies (ice cream, Hello Robbin cookies, chicken pot pie), and produce. I probably wouldn't do a regular full grocery shopping here for my whole family, but I can see myself stopping by for last minute ingredients, goodies for gatherings and picnics, and meals to go. I had the in-house tiramisu and it was absolutely divine, and I am excited to check out some of their other in-house products!

After a previous attempt the day before, I finally was able to visit on 3/24/24 last Sunday. Those…read moreMontlake/520 closures and road construction on Madison sure can test ones patience! The Kitchen & Market - Madison Valley location is located between Bar Cantinetta and Cafe Flora. It has a limited parking lot and adjacent street parking. I briefly toured the retail shop glancing at all the displays, but exercising restraint. This is truly a high quality, grab and go, treat yourself (+family & friends) neighborhood bodega. I wanted to also compare this site with my visit & experience at the Pike Place Market location. I stopped by the showcase table to sample and savor the meatball, parmesan crisp, and chocolate chip cookie samples provided by a very personable individual. I ended up buying a tub of their pomodoro sauce (same sauce used with meatball sample) and a roast beef sandwich. The latter was savored down by Lake Washington at the Madison Park Beach. Delicious sandwich, would have been perfection if one bread slice was not soggy due to the contents. But the wrapper helped and had napkins in my car. Pomodoro sauce was used with premium al dente radiatore pasta. This yielded a flavorful dish for dinner. I like the concept for pret a porter/meal kit ideas. Price point not for every budget though, however, one is paying for high quality and well curated items. Current sites are located at Seattle's Pike Place Market, Mercer Island (will return after fire damage renovation), Bellevue/Medina, and this new Seattle/Madison Valley site. Future locations will be in Yarrow Bay/Kirkland and Seattle/Eastlake. Minus one star due to soggy bread, challenging parking situation, and ignored twice waiting to pay at the register. Note: Card payment at the register area, no cash accepted.

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Kitchen & Market - Various cheese options for the perfect charcuterie or cheese board.

Various cheese options for the perfect charcuterie or cheese board.

Kitchen & Market - Marinated Proteins, Meal Kits, and short-cut items to make it easier to answer the question, "What's For Dinner?"

Marinated Proteins, Meal Kits, and short-cut items to make it easier to answer the question, "What's For Dinner?"

Kitchen & Market - (3/24/24)

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(3/24/24)

Bradley's Tonic Co - gourmet - Updated June 2026

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