I can't believe it's bread!…read more Yeah, that's what you feel when you eat anything from this store. Never had anything gluten free better than with gluten including cup cakes, biscotti etc. A tiny shop with a cute entrance with flowers. What bothered me was that none of the products had prices and I had to ask the price for each product. This is expensive but whatever you buy tastes great!

Decent gluten free breads, muffins, cookies, pasta. Also gf baguettes!! A few more thoughts to…read morereach yelps pointless character limit

I was celebrating a birthday with a loved one on a lovely Saturday afternoon in late June. The…read moresetting was perfect, with a sense of bustle without being too noisy or too crowded.

After sitting down, I saw a super loving grandparents. They were dressed very formally; the…read moregrandfather was even wearing a suit and dress shoes. It was like a casual, ceremonial date

Half expected empty shelves since I arrived about 30 min before close but they still had a ton of…read moreoptions. I asked what was popular and was told the eclair and the lemon square so I grabbed those and an additional brownie and mocha cake. The eclair was honestly 10/10. No notes. A little delicate but delicious. The salted brownie, also delicious. I didn't quite care for the lemon square since I have had better. Both the top/ filling and the bottom each had a weird flavor profile for me. Lastly the mocha cake was absolutely wonderful and tastes like coffee and was close to the real thing to me texture wise (perfectly spongy)... also 10/10. I'd order the eclair and mocha cake again and try something else next time.

Every item is gluten-free, and there are multiple dairy-free and vegan options amongst the gluten…read morefree baked good as well. We got the pumpkin walnut muffin ($5.90) and a vegan chocolate chip cookie ($4.90). They were both really good but I think the cookie really stood out - it was the biggest GF vegan cookie I've ever seen, and it wasn't overly crumbly which most GF baked goods are. A little pricier than GF baked goods I've seen at coffee shops but I think it makes sense since you're paying for the fact that it's a gluten free dedicated kitchen and to have more choices (donuts, cookies, muffins, little cakes, quiches.) Staff was nice, and it wasn't busy at all right at opening on a Saturday morning in July. I would think of it as a grab-and-go place more than a sit down place as the inside isn't particularly cute or inviting, and there is pretty limited outdoor seating. Grab a pastry, then go enjoy it with a coffee at a park nearby!

Best gluten-free fish 'n chips and chicken sandwich I've had. Really good carrot cake also. Nice…read moreservice. Pricey but worth it every so often.

Beer selection? A Food choices? A…read moreServing staff? A+ I tried the beer flight and my gosh it was so good, I ordered another flight to discover the other styles available. If you're a baseball fan, the Mariners play a 20 minute walk away.

I'd give this restaurant 3.5 stars rounded up to 4 because you get a large amount of food for your…read moremoney. They're going for healthy fast casual style counter service with an "ethic fusion" flair. Decent number of options including vegetarian, vegan, etc. It's not cheap but the servings are large: big enough for 2 meals for a lot of people. The food tends to be pretty heavy/oily, which contributes to how filling it is but also leaves you feeling weird after your meal. Flavor is otherwise pretty good. They also seem to run out of ingredients pretty often. Overall it's ok for a quick lunch but not my favorite. The shape of the restaurant is clearly intended for take out, but they do have some seating along the windows.

Food - I love the bento format and they have a TON of options. They had a bunch of vegetarian and…read morevegan options as well as other dietary restrictions. All the food was tasty and reasonably priced. The portions were quite good too. I was very impressed by the flavor despite the gluten free element - cliche but not everywhere that does gluten free does it well. This place does! They also had a unique canned drink selection too. Service - they were very patient and explained everything. They also were speedy and made some solid recommendations. Ambiance - there's a few areas to sit down, but not too many. I think it's more a grab and go spot based on the fast food style set up and packaging (which is all compostable!). It's also only open for lunch on weekdays so that makes sense for the working crowd. The little raised tables facing the window give a nice lighting and view though and the decor is modern and bright.

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.

When in Rome .... Stayed right next door prior to our cruise and had to try out the Biscuit Bitch…read more I am not a biscuit girl, but! The Gritty Scramble was amazing! And the vibe - pure Seattle.

Kimmie Spice, the owner, can improve on service and hospitality…read more First off, I'm a Seattle native and never go here because it's filled with tourist. I decided to order online due to short amount of time I had and I accidentally ordered at the wrong location. I understood the policy of not being able to get a refund but was told by the cashier they can remake it for me the following day. I decided to go into work thinking that was an option and still decided to email for courtesy. I'm now being told by bitch Kimmie here that's not an option but wasn't told until hours later. If she had responded sooner like a professional owner or even had a valid number to call, I could've had someone else pick it up before wasting all that food. To be short, it's a money grab. Stop wasting your time and money here if you're a native. I spent $40 on food I never received.

Tanoor is one of the more pleasant surprises in my time in Seattle. I've always thought about the…read moreWestlake / SLU area as a food dessert. Filled with corporate slop bowls to fuel up tech bros, you won't find a decent meal anywhere on this side of the lake. But Tanoor is kind of like that special someone who has been there your whole life but you've always looked past for greener pastures. This restaurant was staring me right in the eyes for years, and I didn't realize how magnificent it was until today. When you walk in you are greeted by warm, fresh and fluffy pita. Guess what, IT COMES WITH THE MEAL! Everyone knows I'm a sucker for some free bread. But don't let these Lebanese pillows fill you up, the dip marathon has just begun. The menu here is unlike anything I've ever seen. You can get lost trying to figure out what to order for lunch, so I would advise consulting the waitstaff for guidance through this delightful maze. I just looked on their menu to figure out what the fries that I ate were called, and I can't find them for the life of me. But they had their own incredible dip completely covering them. At one point we had 4 different dips on the table, and I'm not sure how they got there. 1) The dip on the fries 2) Spicy hummus (not that spicy, incredibly tasty) 3) Za'tar that comes with the pita 4) Yogurt sauce that came with the Kabob combo Everything comes with something else here. And since I was having an electric conversation with my good friend, I sort of lost track of everything that we ordered. But if you love dipping things in other things as much as I do, you will love Tanoor!

The food here is pretty good. The fresh bread that is served at the table is the highlight. This…read morerestaurant has a modern vibe and is a nice dine in option in the area. I highly recommend the combo for two to three people as you get a variety of different appetizers and all of the main kabobs. However, a couple of things that really made this experience mediocre. First, the meat was overcooked even though I asked for medium rare. Most of the meat came out medium well. The rice was undercooked and hard when you bit into it. The server could have been more attentive.. didn't come back to check on us, even though the restaurant wasn't super busy. The biggest disappointment is that this establishment passes on a 5% fee to help pay for their staff's benefits. They stay it's optional and they can take it off but it's very distasteful. The owner should reconsider this and build this expense into the pricing of their menu. Otherwise their wait staff is going to feel slighted when customers leave less tip because of this additional fee. Overall, this is a solid place, but the experience was just average considering all aspects, and therefore the three star rating.