The service was most excellent. Both of our meals were fantastic and absolutely would order them…read moreagain. Lovely hard wooden floors & cool decor on the walls.

i really wanted to love this place, a vietnamese fusion restaurant but honestly the food just…read moredidn't hit for me. the natang dip was probably the highlight, pretty solid... but everything else kind of fell flat. the udon was okay tasted like the natang dip with some udon noodles. nothing memorable, and the pho was just... not good. the bo kho tacos sounded so promising, but the "consommé" which would be the bo kho broth ended up tasting like slightly dressed-up tomato soup-ish beef broth. Even the salad was off, which surprised me. The nuoc mam was really bland and didn't bring anything together. It had lettuce and a lot of deep fried egg noodles and a lot of random other things that didn't go well together. that said, the space is super cute and aesthetically pleasing, and the owners were genuinely kind and helpful. they went out of their way to help our party of 10 pick dishes they thought we'd enjoy, which i really appreciated. i just left feeling ngán and pretty unsatisfied, which sucks because i had high hopes coming in. i feel bad saying this, but it honestly felt like a waste of money. i hope it was just an off day.

Had the Bento, with garlic chicken as a protein. SUBLIME! (Very limited seating, however!) We'll be…read moreback

First time here. Good stuff…read more Tried the bibimbap and the bulgogi. Should have ordered banchan but next time. There will be a next time for sure - this was enjoyable. I always feel bad posting shots of takeout but it is what it is. On a dreary rainy day I can't get the better half to eat out so takeout it is. Fusion is a good descriptor for the offerings - one thing that stood out was the kale. Never in my life did I imagine I'd be raving about kale :D but the tempura kale was really, really good. Crunchy and tasty. Didn't really like the parking situation - but that's a minor consideration for pickup.

Mediterranean food that is both unique and delicious. The dishes are full of fresh flavors,…read morewell-balanced spices, and high-quality ingredients. Every item we tried felt thoughtfully prepared, and the presentation was beautiful. I would definitely come back to try more dishes.

Great food! Great service! Cool atmosphere…read more I really liked the lamb ribs. But everything was tender and uniquely seasoned.

Best baked potatoes ever. I ordered a small cup of chili to go with it and felt like I used a cheat…read morecode. Of all the old timey bars on Seattle, this is one of the best from an interior perspective. Just a long, U-shaped bar with antique memorabilia (okay, they also have a few TVs playing sports, but that's a plus for me)! They have a full bar and great beers. And the service is very friendly and attentive.

We loved our whole experience! We were at the nearby stream plant for a tour and worked up quite…read morethe hunger. This spot popped up, and we'd never been here before. Low key vibe, not crowded on Saturday around noon, very friendly staff. Hubs and I shared a Rueben and a salad. Our server split the plate. The corned beef was thick and plentiful. Very tasty. Good portion to share. Our table split an order of the fried cheese curds, and they were simply delightful. Lightly breaded and hot out of the fryer, probably the best we've had. A friend ordered the Maude's salad , it came with a generous portion of chicken and everything was really fresh. After we ate, Brooklyn gave us a quick run down of the history and a quick tour of the side by side bars. She was a joy! We enjoyed chatting with her. This spot is a hidden gem in Georgetown. Will be back to give breakfast a try!

Smarty Pants is a cool, no frills restaurant and bar in Georgetown. Located in a really cool area…read morenext to some awesome stores. There is no frills here- standard seating, typical bar. Food is fantastic- myself, and the three people with me all loved our sandwiches. Italian beef was delicious- I would pass on the potato salad. French Dip was scarfed down- one of my husband's favorite French dips- in his words. We all shared the chips in queso as an appetizer- was shocked how spicy it was, but was very addicting. My only reason for 4 stars is that two of ordered Moscow Mules and we were brought what we thought were Whiskey Sours- definitely not what we ordered. Our server seemed to be the bartender and server- so she was busy! Overall highly recommend for decent drinks and bomb sandwiches.

Food: we split the Chicago Italian Beef with provolone cheese and the Taylor Street Italian. The…read moreItalian beef was superb--wouldn't change a thing. The Taylor Street was mediocre--the cold cuts were whatever and it needed some sort of zing. For sides, the green salad with bleu cheese dressing was outstanding, thanks to the house-made dressing, but the chips and salsa were lackluster due to the stale chips. The salsa was good. Service was top notch--attentive, friendly, and timely. Ambience: I like old buildings, so this was right up my alley. The restaurant was clean and had an upbeat vibe. The seating was hard on the butt and back.

Georgetown has some nice hidden gems and I would consider this one of them... just good,…read moreno-nonsense Japanese rice bowls of comfort. If you're a fan of Red Bowl in Financial District, this place has a similar vibe with its approach to rice bowls. Having been here twice on different weeks, I think this will become one of my go-to places in the area when I'm craving fresh seafood on a weekend south of downtown. LOGISTICS Parking is convenient for Georgetown area, given they have a dedicated lot for customers of businesses in the area. Entering in, you order through the kiosk and if you're dining in, you can seat yourself and they'll bring the order to you. The space is small for larger groups but if you're 4 people or less, generally there are tables available on off peak hours (at least what we observed Sat/Sun). Ordering happens at the kiosk, which you can choose for takeout or to dine in. Keep in mind there are some items available for dine-in only (ex. udon or seared salmon bowls), but if you plan on doing takeout anyways you can order online or call ahead for pickup. Note - they do close at 2:30 pm but re-open at 4:30 pm. So long as you get your order in by 2:30 pm they'll still service you... which was nice since the last two times we came in around 2:00 PM. FOOD First off, they have nice nice presentation both in how the food is arranged and the bowls they use when dining in. From the ceramic/decorative bowls to the trays they use... it's the little things that add to the dining experience and make you think a business cares about its food. (Note: there was one time we had initially ordered togo but decided to eat in person; so they kept the food in plastic bowls for one of my photos.) In every bowl we had during our two visits, the rice was excellent! We've had some terrible rice at other donburi places before where it can be too overcooked or too mushy. Fortunately their seasoned rice was a good texture and tasty to eat on its own. The seafood was also excellent for the price / quality - fresh tasting with a melt-in-your mouth texture. Volcano Bowl: Spicy salmon + spicy crab salad w/ masago - despite the description it wasn't too spicy (siracha mayo) but it went really well with the rice, like a deconstructed sushi roll. I liked mixing in some wasabi to give it a stronger kick. Aburi Sake Bowl (seared salmon bowl): This is only available to order for dine-in; if you love salmon... I would recommend this one. Seared salmon is delicious seafood umami. I liked how the salmon had the right amount of fattiness too. Chirashi Bowl: If you like variety, then this is an excellent bowl to try a little bit of everything. I was amused that they also included unagi (I don't think I see that in most chirashi bowls). Even the shrimp, which is usually my least favorite part of chirashi bowls, tasted good with a slight sweetness. OVERALL Awesome place and a good location for the area given there's parking available. Price was just right for the quality (I'm amused how much cheaper good seafood is here in Seattle compared to the Bay Area) and the staff were really friendly. There are also two excellent bouldering gyms nearby (Castle Climbing Club and Momentum)... so if you're looking to recharge after a climbing session, I would highly recommend coming here!

Might be the minority here and say it's just average. Was hungry and passing through the area and…read moresaw they had a seared salmon bowl (Aburi Sake Don). The taste was unfortunately very bland, no significant sear in the salmon, and the soy sauce didn't add anything memorable to the bowl. The Una-Gyu Don wasn't bad, but the broiled eel with sukiyaki just wasn't special enough to make you crave it again. The location has a parking lot next door at least. Internally the dining space is narrow and fills up quickly at opening times in the weekend. Order at the counter or kiosk, and they'll deliver the food to your table, which you bus yourself at the end.

Pizza: I personally thought the pizza is only mid. I appreciated the free refills on the Seattle…read moresodas. The mozzarella sticks were good. Pinball machines: the pinball machines were a lot of fun to play and very nostalgic. There were a lot of different options and my favorite was definitely the Godzilla one in the corner. It was fun being able to play a competition against friends since they played up to four players. Prices were reasonable and most games ranged from $.50-$.75 and some of them had deals for two dollars for three plays which saves you a quarter. There's a small parking lot on the side which does fill up during busy times. Came here for a bday party and they accommodated a large group and it went well.

We had our daughters after party here after the wedding. What a great experience!! The food, the…read moredrinks and the atmosphere were top notch. The employees truly outshine themselves here. I loved the way they checked in on us to make sure everything was going ok. Not once, or twice but constantly! We felt so welcome and cared for!

I should start off by saying that I am not vegan. But they came up as part of a cashback offer and…read morethey had a Reuben sandwich. Reuben's are probably my favorite hot sandwich. So I was really interested to try it. The setting is what I would consider kind of rock-'n'-roll dive bar, but nicer. They were playing what seemed like punk music on the sound system which was fun to hear. I placed my order and paid for it at the bar. I was surprised at how good the Reuben tasted. There was not a strong taste of pastrami, but the sauerkraut, dressing, and bread made up for it. I would not have guessed it was vegan. There was root beer on tap that was really good as well. I would definitely come back to try other menu items.

Think I'm addicted. First of all they make their own seitan and it is phenomenal (and healthy!)…read more You'll never believe you are not eating meat. The French dip and reuben are faves. Again, their desserts are homemade and you would think they are from a specialty bakery - they are that good! Lemon curd cupcake for one, was outstanding. Friendly and professional help and low key, cool vibe.

Great chicken, karaoke and locals vibe. Service is good and then you feel like it after you get a…read morelittle lit there's a massage parlor a few yards away and a strip club across the street.

A good dive‑bar fried chicken doesn't need fanfare, and this place proves it. The basket shows up…read moregolden, craggy, and perfectly crisp, with juicy meat that hits all the comforting, no‑nonsense flavors you want. You get 3 pieces and $2 additional per piece and we ordered 5 pieces. I forgot to take a picture before we devoured 3 pieces. The fried pickles are on point as you dip it in ranch dressing! Pair that with dim lights, cold beer, and the roar of whatever game's on, and you've got the ideal setup for messy fingers, loud cheers, and seriously satisfying chicken. Get there early to snag a table on big game days!