Had to make a delivery to Queen Anne and then Ballard...so of Course I had to stop and grab…read moresandwiches for my coworkers and myself....I have No idea how anyone gives them anything but a 5 Star Rating!!....the food is out of this World Delicious and the service is Top Notch....go get a sandwich today....you will Not be disappointed!! PS...I forgot to get pictures because they smelled so good we all Devoured them!!

$27 bowl of turkey chili! Been coming to this place for over 10 years, and was even here 2 days ago…read moreon Sunday. Today all of a sudden the 15-year-old girl that took my order start complaining about something. Didn't think making an Italian sandwich would be so difficult. Never got the sandwich here but got the turkey chili, got the chili. I won't be back again time to branch out to another sandwich shop. Regret leaving a tip now for all of these years.

We ordered a couple of sandwiches for pickup online. Everything was ready more quickly than the…read moreestimates and the guys behind the counter were super friendly. OMG, these were some of the best sandwiches we've had. I had the mean sandwich and my partner had the steak tartare. Their homemade mustard on the mean made the sandwich. The sandwiches are substantial on their own but the bag of fried potatoes make this a filling meal. First time here and we'll definitely be back. Thanks!

Mean Sandwich has about 8-10 sandwiches on their menu and the vibes are casual, but the food is…read morebanging. Your order at the counter before grabbing a number and seating yourself. There's actually a hidden backyard seating area that's dog friendly. Owner was super friendly and went around asking about everyone's experiences. The Mean: Corned beef was not the most tender (I'm still partial to Dingfelder's), but it's well seasoned. Mint with mustard is a combination I never would have guessed would work, but the sharpness complemented each other nicely. Red cabbage had a nice tang and the soft bun for the contrast of texture. The Steak Tartare Club: Steak tartare surprisingly mild, almost feels more like a BLT with a background of slight beefy squishy texture (but in a good way!). The yuzu kosho was not too spicy and the rye bread toasted to a crisp added a good bit of crunch and almost nutty flavor. Will be back for the Hama Hama Oyster Po'Boy.

All the tables were dirty and the cafe was empty when I arrived and remained so during my wait for…read moremy order. The restaurant looked antiquated and the kitchen area didn't look organized. The person who took my order also prepared my order. The soup was slimy and had a strange smell. The grilled cheese sandwich was soggy from the excessive sauerkraut on top and the size. The cheese was not fully melted and it was a very disappointing experience both texture and flavor-wise. I also got a tofu sandwich and it's literally raw tofu thinly sliced and looks absolutely anemic. I would never recommend this cafe to anyone due to the cleanliness, food quality, and lack of care for flavor.

Well I just came to Yaygit for a green juice, and it was probably the best I've ever had. I got…read morethe Super Green and added kiwi. Absolutely delicious and exactly what I needed. The prices are high but this is Seattle and it was what I expected to pay for something like this ($11). I can't speak to the food but what I saw people eating looked tasty. If you need a juice fix and don't mind splurging a little, I would highly recommend a stop.

Excellent Indian Street food with equally excellent service!…read more We ordered the chicken tikka roll and aloo tikki chaat. Both were bursting with flavor with heat level mild enough for those who tend to shy away from heat. I especially loved the aloo tikki chaat and found it to be the PERFECT balance of savory, sweet, spicy and tangy flavors. Their chai is made from scratch and topped off my meal nicely. Service was very friendly and helpful with my many questions. We tend to eat a lighter lunch and found the sharing the aloo chaat and eating our own wrap was just the right amount.

I have tried the food here and it is good. But to be honest, I'm here for the soft serve,…read moreespecially the annual lychee flavor, which is my fav! For the month of June (2026) in honor of World Cup - Spice Waala is serving a special sundae that includes chocolate sauce and a house made churro. Well worth the stop.

I spilled a 20oz drink all over their counter during the lunch rush and they insisted I not help…read moreclean it up, then they re-made it without me even asking. That's an instant 6/5 star review. Also, the BLT and its accompanying salad are my favorite lunch in the neighborhood. It's got a lovely breeze when they have the garage door open.

This place rocks. The the breakfast burrito was a staple in my rotation while I lived in Seattle…read more The wrap is griddled and perfectly crisp and the thick cut home fries are out of this world. All the other dishes always look good in the restaurant! You can tell the kitchen is well trained and has attention to detail. They only have a few parking spaces so it usually involves hunting for street parking nearby, which is totally worth it

Food: where to begin?! We had the pate, Camembert cheese, roasted beets, potato gratin,…read morecheeseburger, and Wagyu ribeye. We didn't care for the cheeseburger, but everything else blew our socks off. We went to Japan last year, and I'm pretty sure the Wagyu was on par with what we had there. Service: friendly, timely, and attentive Ambiance: it's a casual and comfortable bistro inside a butcher shop

This review is for the Beastro, an intimate dining experience at Beast and Cleaver, a small butcher…read moreshop nested in a corner of Loyal Heights. I would recommend getting a reservation, as the dining room is very small and intimate. Inside the dining room are a few small tables and a bar that can seat 4-5 people. The Beastro is an open-kitchen layout, and you can see the cooks work on each dish before it comes out. The menu is well-composed, with thoughtful appetizers that get you excited for the main courses. For main courses, my group got the London royale and porterhouse steaks. The London royale was delicious, it's served rare atop a delicious sauce with crisped baguette slices. The meat really melts in your mouth. The porterhouse was also very good, and they were able to cook both the filet & strip to perfection. If you're able to get a reservation the Beastro is a great place to celebrate a special occasion or go on a date night. The vibe is super intimate so the setting won't be loud or distracting.

Nice stop for a beer & sandwich Outdoor seating is great…read moreStaff are always friendly here Lots of great brews to choose from! Food here is nothing to write home about, but it's overall a fine mean and the menu has a lot of options

I get my hair cut next door at Habitude Salon , and come to Kiss Cafe for a yummy lunch. The place…read morehas an amazing sandwich menu and the beer is off the charts- you could come here every day and not have tried everything!! The atmosphere is pub like casual and locals dine here, the staff friendly, and the Sandwiches are great!... but today I had the soup special- Thai curry soup was AWESOME! Perfect for this rather slushy day in Seattle where it can't decide whether to rain or snow!... come hang out here!!

Every time I go to Pink Bee I get one of their sandwiches. Every time I think "maybe I should get…read moresomething else," and then, inevitably, I do not. The sandwiches are just so good...yes, I have confidence the rest of the menu is as well, but I can't help myself. Big, flavorful, packed sandwiches. I want one just thinking about them. Be aware they can get messy, but whoever thought 'what if we put curry in a sandwich' was a genius. They're all great, though. Friendly staff, great food, and pretty quick takeout -- can't ask for anything else.

Another banger in Ballard, Pink Bee is low key one of the better Thai establishments I've had in…read moreSeattle. A small, cutesy establishment with plenty of pink decor, it is a quintessential neighborhood spot where both the food and customer service shine bright. The ordering process starts with a LCD screen in which folks can place their orders without the needles of consulting with anyone. Once an order is placed, find a seat, grab your own utensils, and serve your own drinks. The pink cups are a nice touch, as is the floral decor, the clean bathrooms, and the casual atmosphere. Seating is limited and there are also outdoor seating options as well. My group and I ordered chicken wings, pad see you, garlic noodles, green curry with purple multi grain rice, gyoza, a basil pork belly, and a bamee moo toon. I would have ordered sandwiches since that's part of their specialty but we needed dishes that were shareable and feastworthy. The green curry was rich and fragrant, which paired perfectly with the multigrain rice. There was an addictive quality about the garlic noodles, and the pork belly was as succulent as it was flavorful. The pad see you was excellent as expected, and the ba mee toon was the favorite of the table. Everything was roughly $90 before tip, and service was excellent the whole time. I appreciate the fact that they served everything on local dishware and the natural lighting from the windows made the food look incredible. Since there wasn't any dish was executed poorly, I was more than satisfied with my experience along with my dining mates. Seeing as I'm in Seattle every year, this will be another place that I will add to my existing rotation. Highly recommended.