Parking, food and beer. And of course a great view of Lake Washington…read more Service - 5 starts Food - 3.5 got the burger and fried chicken sandwich but forgot to take pics. It was just ok but price was under $10 each. It's was a beautiful day and if this place wasn't a bit out of the way for us, we'd come more often.

There's so many problems with this place. It was a really busy environment because of a festival…read morenext door. There's a ton of workers around but they're busy doing things that other breweries have figured out how to manage. Example: the workers carry dirty glassware instead of telling people to bus their own table. It took about 20 minutes just to order a beer because of the inefficiency. On top of that the loaded tots that I ordered looked like the cook just carelessly threw the toppings on. It's not horrible but I'm never going back

I had stopped by the Van Gogh Coffeehouse ages ago pre-Yelp and when I used to live in nearby…read moreRavenna. I decided to stop in after two errands in between the heavy squalls (11/5/25). It's located in the same spot after many decades in Seattle's Wedgwood neighborhood. Since there's several cafes along this stretch of 35th NE, as point of reference, it's two doors south of Wedgwood Broiler. It shares a huge parking lot and adjacent to a Metro bus route. It had a nice autumn hue from the overhead lighting and interior decor. The local art for sale adorning the walls was a nice added touch. Upbeat, welcoming staff. It was full right at noon and brisk walk-in takeout traffic. Nice overhead music to chill, dine, and/or do laptop stuff. They offer the usual bev menu, as well as, breakfast & lunch items, soups, salads, modest pastry case (from Alki Bakery), merch, and coffee roasts from Zoka. The 16oz mocha was well crafted temp wise & good balance of espresso, steamed milk, and chocolate. I also opted for the roast beef panini without the horseradish. Generously filled with roast beef, havarti, mayo, and red onion on savory focaccia. It was provided with au jus and I selected potato salad versus chips. The au jus was not salty, so after dipping, I also sipped the hot broth. Very flavorful and filling. The other panini half I'll have to take home. Thanks to fellow Yelp Elite All Star, Will L for a compelling post. This was a pleasant detour for lunch.

I never thought of Van Gogh as being anything but a coffee house, but they actually have breakfast…read moreand lunch options! A friend of mine invited me for lunch, and we popped by there around noon. It wasn't too crowded, with ample seating, even for a place that's pretty small. The staff were very warm and friendly, and even joked with us a bit. Beyond the food, we had a good time hanging there. My friend suggested the vegan sandwiches, specifically the Turkey Firehouse. It was delicious! Van Gogh is now on the list of local lunch spots to hit!

IG keeps recommending me this place, so I decided to give it a go on a Saturday evening around 6pm…read more It's a pretty casual place to hang out and talk with friends though not much seating; there are some tables at the entrance. There's also a small gaming console at one of the corners as well. Going inside, the menu is at the front wall, and they serve tons of things from your regular boba and banh mi sandwiches to some specialty drinks to some pretty loaded vermicelli bowls and even bubble waffles. I was actually overwhelmed with the choices and took a while to decide what I really wanted. For this visit, I got their lemonade galaxy and three egg rolls with fish sauce. Lemonade is really tasty, and there's also a bunch of peach bits inside as well. It also has butterfuly pea flower, which is mild and not too sweet to begin with. Perfect since I didn't want something too strong to go with my egg rolls! They weren't piping hot like I wanted them to be, but I loved that there was slightly more meat than filling and that it wasn't overstuffed with taro unlike some other places I've had back then. I'm sure I didn't get the full experience here given I didn't get the stuff I always see on their IG page like the watermelon slush and banh mi sandwiches, so that's what I'll do next time I come here. Looking past that, I highly recommend this place, which feels like a hard-to-find hole in the wall! You'll want to rely on street parking to reach here if you're going by car.

Was out in the area and was craving a boba. I was worried that there wouldn't be anything close by…read morebut luckily Luu's was! I made my way over. The outside is very unassuming and I you wouldn't guess there was a decent establishment but you walk inside and you are immediately greeted. The person at the register is ready to take your order. There were quite a bit of options! I don't know why but I didn't expect that. I decided to get a Brown Sugar with milk since that's my favorite and it was good! Nice and sweet with not too much ice. The inside is small but they did alright with the space available. There was a little video game corner that I was tempted to stay and mess around with but I was busy. I'm interested in what the other menu options are like and am likely to return!

We had 4 crepes, a banana/strawberry with Gluten Free Buckwheat batter, and 3 savory, a Monte…read moreCristo and two arugula and ham and cheese. We had 4 coffees and total with tip was $103. Food was great and drinks, too. Celiacs and GF peeps: they go out of their way to prevent cross contamination, but can't guarantee it. I rolled the dice because they were super earnest and aware. I'll update if I get poisoned, but I think I'll be fine.

Honestly, could've been WAY better. The coffee was good, but the crepes were pretty bland and cold…read more I got a chicken pesto one which came out lukewarm. I'd love to give their sweet ones a shot!

We have passed by this bakery on several occasions without stopping. Today, we decided to stop and…read moretake a look inside. Grateful Bread is a nice neighborhood spot in Wedgewood across the street from Top Pot Donuts, serving as a bakery and cafe. Baked goods and sandwiches are made from scratch, and beverages are abundantly available. The staff were attentive and knowledgeable. On this trip we purchased (to go) a couple veggie sandwiches, a cinnamon roll, and a couple chocolate cookies. The sandwiches were great and included Romaine lettuce, tomato, cucumber (with skin on), red onion, mayonnaise, and spicy dijon mustard. A totally tasty sandwich!! We plan to do a dine-in soon as the baked goods are calling my name.

Everything I have had at this bakery is so amazing! I haven't tried any of the sandwiches, just the…read morebaked goods- but even the day after rack is a hit in my house! The coffee is great and this is a spot that I will always be happy to stop at :)

They make great lattes and other drinks. They make good and…read moretasty food also. The owners and workers are all happy and helpful and enjoyable.

Glad to discover this spot in the neighborhood. Picked up breakfast this morning. English muffin…read moresandwiches, matcha latte, and London fog were all very good. Banana bread was exceptional! P.S. it also has a notary? Handy!

Such iconic coffee! Got a cappuccino!! Great service! Very nice atmosphere and quality drinks!read more

Urban Coffee lounge has been a neighborhood staple for years and years. I'm obsessed with the fact…read morethat they make their own syrups, with the exception of a few. I absolutely love their specialty drinks like honey cardamom, and a shakerato. The vibe and atmosphere is wonderful. It's usually social and low-key but never too loud. They have excellent food, matcha with option to remove sugar (not all coffee shops have this!). Generally, I feel like their staff is really great! Love the location minus the issues with parking being tricky for a quick stop, sometimes need to pay. I keep coming back here! With gas prices over six dollars and budgets getting tighter for so many the one thing that hinders me is their prices. Their baseline drinks are an average of $5.75 + tip. Quiche slice is $8 two hard boiled eggs near $4. Typical typically if I'm gonna spend almost $10 I'd rather buy a fancy drink like a bubble tea or go out for an appetizer and food. When you own your own espresso machine and Matcha at home it's hard to justify getting such expensive drinks unless there is that "I can't make this at home" appeal - housemade syrups, Boba, etc I do love that urban coffee lounge has pour over options which can be time-consuming and cold brew, which is delicious and also more time-consuming. I appreciate their presence in the neighborhood. Having lived in Seattle for so long with so much access to incredible coffee I appreciate urban coffee lounges level of expertise with coffee. It is more rare on the east side. (Zoka is great of course!) And I will keep coming back, but sparingly due to prices. (Am I the only one who feels this way? Let me know!) Thanks for being here, urban coffee lounge!

Great customer service paired with delicious beverages. Got the vanilla latte with skim milk and it…read morewas both tasty and piping hot! The facade looks like one of the neighborhood houses and the interior gives a warm feeling (although it is a bit cramped). Look forward to returning at some point.

I have to say. I usually don't rank locally owned places this low. But it's a coffee…read moreshop/connivence? Store? Ok. It's tiny. They have coffee and lots of canned beer. Some grocery type items mostly Greek. The morning roll, not really sure what it was but that was good. The coffee though. Very acidic and somehow lemony. The seating was in very short supply. We ended up outside in the shadow of the building. I don't think I'll be going back