My boyfriend and I had a breakfast date here. The service was literally perfect, everyone was so…read morenice, brought out our food very quickly, cleaned up really fast. NO wait, food was phenomenal!!!!! We sat and talked about how amazing everything was for 30 minutes after we ate!!

A great place to grab breakfast 10 mins out from the airport. The food is high quality especially…read morethe pancakes and their orange juice is freshly squeezed! The waiter Sarah treated us amazing and ensured we left there satisfied with our service despite finding a small hair in our food. She quickly ordered our food to be remade and took it off the tab. Her quickness to solve the problem and make us feel taken care is why I will be coming back to this place and the FOOD was amazing! Thanks Sarah!

Didn't know how much I missed Filipino food until my coworkers and I came here for breakfast…read more Ordered the Neighborhood Plate with tapa and the Black Sesame Latte. You order at the counter and seat yourself. Came around 10am and the restaurant was fairly empty. Towards the end of my meal the place started to fill up. Drinks came out almost immediately. Food came out not too long after. The Neighborhood Plate was very filling. The scoops of rice may look small but they are huge. Garlic fried rice tasted exactly how it should. Plenty of tapa as well for only a little bit extra.

I just landed and needed coffee, so my friend brought me here. Cute Filipino cafe, very clean…read moreinside. They have seating for dine in, but I only wanted coffee. 15min drive from Sea-Tac airport. We ordered ube latte and ube brûlée latte, both were very good! I love the heavy hands on the ube because I absolutely love Ube everything! They also offer a 95oz drinks to go.

Copperleaf was amazing. Our server, Julissa, was phenomenal--she knew the menu by heart and made…read morespot-on recommendations. The wine selection was excellent, and my sablefish was absolutely mouthwatering: buttery smooth and literally melted in my mouth. Everything Julissa suggested was a hit. Dessert was the perfect finish, especially the banana pudding, which was outstanding. Place was beautiful. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area. Highly recommend. Cheers!

It's been a while since I been back…read more But once again this place is awesome. The staff is very friendly and accommodating. The food is great. I ordered the butcher cut steak with friends and it was great. The steak was slightly over cooked for my medium request, but not a deal breaker at all. It could use a tad bit more seasoning but again I'm just being a snob about it. The house cut fries are very fresh and good. The demi glaze was amazing touch. The banana dessert is absolutely excellent. Definitely worth a try if you are in the area.

The first time I have ever seen Birria Omelette, or Birria Eggs Benedict! I got the Birria Omelette…read moreand it was amazing, did not even breathe in between bites. I also got the cinnamon roll French toast and it was also perfect! Crispy on the edges and nice and soft doughy in the center would come back again 100 times. The server and the manager were also SO attentive and sweet, I really felt like I was at my familys house.

On 9/28/25 Sunday after i picked up my daughter, Kaylah from the SeaTac airport. We were hungry for…read morebreakfast and we located this local restaurant on Yelp. The restaurant is located in a small plaza. Parking lot is small and we were able to park easily. Upon entry, we were greeted and were seated right away. We had a window view which was nice. We enjoyed basking under the sun LOL! For starters, we ordered two coffee, cream and sugar while we browsed the menu. The restaurant was pretty spacious and clean. Not well lit or bright. It appeared that one section (rear) was kind of dark. It was a little odd. After we placed our order. It took approximately 45-50 minutes to receive our food. It was quite long. Sadly, our waitress didn't check in to refill our coffee. My daughter ordered the waffle combo with two sunny side eggs, hash browns and two sausage links $20.99. She enjoyed her food. I had a chance to try her Belgium waffle. It was light, airy and good. For my meal, I ordered the Avocado Florentine with carne asada (up charge $5.99) Total $25.99. It looked really delicious however, it was not. Unfortunately, it was bland. No seasoned and no flavor. I added salt and it still did not taste good. It didn't help. I had only three spoons and stopped eating. This has never happened. I had packed up my leftovers for my husband have at it. When my husband tried it, he stated it was bland. I rarely give bad reviews and rarely have bad tasting breakfast. This one hit that for me. =(

We had a very nice dinner at 13 Coins. The food was delicious and the dessert was perfection. It…read morewas a very classy and professional restaurant. The decor was also really nice and clean. It had nice leather booths and fancy leather barstools. Our server, Thomas, was really good! Personable and knowledgeable about the menu and gave great recommendations! Highly recommend dining here.

Whaddaya mean they're no longer open 24 hours?! Never mind…read morewhat the signs say... Got there around 2130 on a Sunday night, not too busy ...until 2230 when ppl started to pour in so plan accordingly. Faith, my server, was a trouper. She pivoted when the crowds came in but ensured I was always taken care of. My food was very good, thankfully. Had only bn in town 72 hours, hadn't managed a decent meal but that's more bc of all the events surrounding graduation and family get together. My drink, clams and calamari soothed the hungry beast, even if I wasn't in awe. Ambiance was soothing, restful, a nice quiet until the crowds came arrived and then went up exponentially Faith really made my dinner very nice

Micheal makes THE. BEST. Salted Carmel espresso martini. Even better than the one I had in Paris!read more

This restaurant is one that I'd revisit outside of the airport. The server was patient with us to…read moremake our decisions and friendly throughout our time there. Our waters never became empty, and the Georgetown Tavern Lager was terrific. Our artichoke dip appetizer ($16) was some of the best I've ever had. The black bean burgers ($22) passed the test of two die-hard meat eaters, and the summer scramble with cheesy grits ($19.50) was fabulous. This is THE choice to hit up on your next Seattle layover.

I had heard this bakery originally started in Seattle before moving its food production to this…read morelocation, so after hearing so many great things, I decided to stop by after an early morning workout. The first thing I appreciated was the parking. They have their own lot, so finding a space was easy--a huge bonus compared to many Seattle cafés where parking can be a challenge. As you walk in, you'll see shelves displaying their freshly baked breads and pastries, making it easy to browse before ordering. If you look to the left, there's also a viewing window where you can catch a glimpse of the bakery production behind the scenes, which adds a fun touch to the experience. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. The staff were friendly and never made me feel rushed. Instead of asking repeatedly if I was ready, they simply let me take my time and came over when I was ready to order. I really appreciated that. I'm the type of person who takes a while to make very serious food decisions, so the no-pressure service made the experience even more enjoyable. One thing that surprised me was that the café wasn't filled with the strong aroma of coffee or freshly baked bread like many bakeries are. Don't let that fool you, though--the bread was incredible. I ordered the Bialy Egg Sandwich, and the bread was soft with a wonderful chewy texture while still having a nice crust on the outside. The egg was cooked with a perfectly runny yolk, which made every bite rich and satisfying. If you prefer your eggs fully cooked, I'd recommend asking when you order. I paired it with a coffee that leaned toward the bright, slightly acidic side. It complemented the sandwich well, although my personal preference is for coffee with more chocolatey, earthy notes. That's purely a matter of taste, not quality--I can definitely see why others would enjoy their roast. One thing to note is that pets aren't allowed inside the café, so plan accordingly if you're bringing your furry friend. But they do sell dog biscuits and you can enjoy the outdoor space with your furry friend after ordered. - which is a bit confusing to me Just keep in mind that they're only open on weekdays and close around 2 p.m., so it's definitely an early bird kind of place. I'd happily come back again--it's the perfect stop after a morning workout before heading to work, and I can definitely see why people have been recommending it. Overall, this is a wonderful spot for breakfast, a quiet coffee break, or a place to recharge before starting your day. It reminded me of the cozy cafés in Capitol Hill, but with much easier parking and a more relaxed pace.

Very delicious and very good pastries here Very recommend…read moreto try, and nice service here Everything looks good and fresh

As usual, a Cheesecake Factory has an amazingly broad variety of choices on their menu. It was very…read moreimpressive that our server Austin had such a deep understanding of everything offered. I enjoyed the most scrumptious Sweetcorn Tamale Cakes appetizer. It was huge!! I also had Korean Fried Chicken served over brown rice. I was so wrapped up in eating I only remembered to take two pictures. Dinner for two ran $110.00 without drinks. CCF has gotten a little pricey, but consistently great food with big portions. Austin is a Rock Star!!

Stopped by here to get some lunch and it wasn't too bad. Prices are little expensive but figured it…read morewould be looking at the interior decor. Food wasn't worth the price. Our server was great!