Always a delicious stop when I'm visiting back home. Been coming here for ice cream since I was a…read morekid (and my mom was coming decades before that!). Finally tried the sandwiches from there - delicious and generous in size. Lots of vegetarian options with different types of field roast!

We decided to pick up sandwiches from Husky Deli on August 9th. They apparently have the option to…read morecall in your order, but I say "apparently" because we called probably a dozen times and no one ever answered the phone. There was a long line when we got there and there were four people behind the counter. I don't think I saw all four of them ever working at the same time making sandwiches or taking orders. Just dreadful service -- I waited over 30 minutes for four sandwiches. The sandwiches however, were very good.

This was one of many banh mi sandwich places that Infatuation on IG has listed as one of the best…read morein Seattle through extensive taste testing by staff, so I threw this on my list about a century ago and then came here on a Saturday noon around 1pm. The place is tight and compact, with the interior literally being just their kitchen and a small area for standing and/or using any of two kiosks to place your order. Parking around the area is also relatively tight as it is in West Seattle, as is the seating situation; there's only two two-tops and a bench bordering the left-hand window of this place, and you'll get sun-kissed really hard on the bench during a summer afternoon since it's all outdoor seating. There was a constant stream of patrons placing orders for the whole duration of my stay here, even as I was just waiting for my order to be made. Staff are very attentive to everyone and call your name once your order's ready. Mines took about 10 or so minutes to come since many others were also waiting on theirs. For this visit, I got the following: - Grilled pork banh mi: this banh mi is loaded!!! I had a hard time grasping it between my hands, and the condiments were falling off as I took each bite. The baguette isn't crispy but that was all right with me. There is a near-perfect ratio of homemade mayo and French pate for the volume of the banh mi, and there wasn't too much of any one component. The grilled pork was just all right, though; it had rich flavor and an even texture to go along with the rest of the banh mi but was dry on its own. The secret sauce wasn't my favorite either as its slightly sweet taste didn't fit with the rest of the banh mi in my opinion. - Special lychee iced tea: this really hit the spot for the hot day this writing is based off of! It starts off really sweet but when you let the ice melt then it's very refreshing. The cup is pretty big too! I'm still in search of Seattle's best banh mi even after this visit, but I still enjoyed what I got and would give their other banh mi and perhaps their Vietnamese coffee a try! This place does provide combo options when you get their banh mi, but that was not the case for my particular order.

As a lifelong banh mi eater, I don't say this lightly... this might just be the best banh mi in ALL…read moreof Seattle. I've heard a lot about this newer Vietnamese sandwich shop but just had the chance to try it this past weekend, but I am impressed. I ordered the typical "dac biet" cold cut banh mi alongside a Vietnamese iced coffee. Now when I tell you about that first bite, it already sealed the deal. The baguette had an easy but still crispy bite that is satisfying and DOESN'T cut your mouth like other breads do. Once I reached the fillings of the banh mi, I was surprised by how packed the inside was. I was able to get everything in one bite, it was like every ingredient was dancing together to create an incredible performance. But what really shocked me was how much pate I got in this sandwich, it was like they knew I was coming - thank you!! The Vietnamese iced coffee also paired very nicely, very standard quality and not too overpowering where it typically hits you. The pricing of the banh mi is more spendy than your legacy-owned Vietnamese deli that you'd find in Little Saigon or South Seattle, but for West Seattle I get it. The guy who greeted me (presumably the owner) was friendly too, everything altogether leads me to coming back again real soon to try their other sandwiches.

Super cool store that offers lots of stuff, alcohol, candy, ice cream. There is a shelf for local…read moreproducts and souvenirs. You can also get coffee, tea and pastry. The ice cream from tip top is good. First you choose a fruit to add in, then a topping, and in a cup or cone. I got the seasonal flavor, which is avocado, with salted caramel topping. You can taste the creaminess of the avocado, but also small pieces, 4/5 stars. There is a good selection of alcohol, and single cans of beer and cider. Both the cashier and the owner are super nice. There are several tables and seats along the window for hanging out.

Highland Park CS is a local location that consistently provides me with excellent local products…read morewhich are well priced and served by a staff of extremely friendly employees. Their coffee products are superb and the food truck on Thursday is an awesome way for me to get good food and interact with my neighbors! Thank you HPCS!!!

I just love everything I've gotten here. Bakery noveau truly lives up to the hype…read more Some particular highlights: - the SANDWICHES. I love love love the BLT. I am a BLT fiend and this is my 2nd favorite BLT in the city. The California club, ham & cheese (I don't even like ham!), caprese, turkey havarti, and junction croissant are all excellent as well. - the quiche is wonderful. Sometimes quiche Lorraine can taste dull and stodgy. This quiche Lorraine is bright and silky. - the cake: German chocolate cake is perfect. I am excited to try their other cakes. - pastry: delicious croissants of course! The cold brew is also great! And very friendly service always.

Delicious and cozy Parisian vibes, with plenty of options for pastry lovers. It can get a bit…read morehectic on the weekends, but the wait is never out of control. Staff are friendly and keep things moving. It's a tight space, so I generally prefer to get my order to go, and to walk down to Alki. Even a war-mongering Goblin likes to reflect by the sea with a ham and cheese croissant. Their spinach croissant, UNMATCHED from any others I've tried. Treat yourself!

Super cute neighborhood spot. I love their patio. Scan the QR code and staff brings your food and…read moredrinks right out. Love it.

I usually say three stars is average but honestly it was so small The flat iron steak sandwich. I…read moredon't know if it's worth the money. It was alot of fries but it would be nice to have More of a sandwich. The chili was good. But I don't know if I would come back anytime soon.

Sierra and Gabby are ROCKSTARS!!! Love the service they give. This cafe is a little early 2000's…read moretime capsule. The rotating art in the walls made by local artists is so fun to see. Great vibes great service!

This place is a great location with easy parking. The cafe/lounge area is clean and cozy with a…read morecalming and quiet ambiance. I enjoyed the food (Italian sausage soup and grilled cheese with chai). Homemade everything, fresh and good quality. Service was great, both friendly and positive. I was pleased that they don't price gouge and was surpto see how affordable my breakfast was for the great quality I got ($14 total). If you're in the area, I highly recommend this place and will be back.

Best best best burger!…read more Love the burgers, fries, salads, Big Lebowski portrait on the wall and service. Just has a great overall vibe - worth a long drive to have one of their burgers.

This terrific hamburger joint in Seattle's Junction neighborhood serves up delicious Wagyu Smash…read moreburgers, along with salads, wings, sandwiches and tasty waffle fries in a fun, casual setting that the entire family will love. You can grab a table in the spacious dining room, at their well-stocked bar or on the cozy back patio. Lady Jaye offers a great selection of local craft beers, along with cocktails, mocktails and wine by the glass. Parking is conveniently available in an adjacent public lot for a reasonable fee, or on the street. Service was outstanding during our recent visit, and the prices more than reasonable. A wonderful find in West Seattle!

We grabbed an impromptu Monday night dinner from their parked spot in front of Saleh's on NW 80th…read more Awesome popcorn chicken and garlic noodles! We'll be back!

Absolutely fantastic food and great service! I will be going back. Got my food quite quickly…read moreconsidering only one person was working and it was busy!

This is such a cool little spot. They have amazing sandwiches and a huge selection of alcohol…read more I've had a few of the different sandwiches and they've all been very good. It's a good price too. The staff are very helpful and courteous. I recommend stopping in and checking it out. You'll be glad you did.

Super Deli is a West Seattle staple! I love that they have picnic tables outside with TVs that can…read moreplay sports and playoffs during sports seasons. The Cheesy British is their classic sandwich that they are "known for" but every sandwich I have had here, including the Reuben, has been pretty amazing. Love that you can grab and go beer, wine, or any of their huge selection of drinks. A great spot to grab sandwiches with your friends or the kids!

in the puget sound it's become easy to find a small banh mi shop in almost all towns and cities but…read morewhat isn't easy is finding places that reliably offer good quality food and clean eating areas. sometimes places are more known for takeout rather than eating on the premises but when you're craving a banh mi, lets me honest-----sometimes where you eat it isn't as important as where you bought it and today i found a legit place to put on your radar, if it isn't already. they do banh mi sandwiches and bun vermicelli noodle bowls and it was packed on a tuesday at lunchtime with people who had shown up and ordered on the large screen at the front counter and were waiting for their order's number to be called. i have some favorite places around the seattle area and going to be adding this one to the top of the list for the following reasons: SIZE: this banh mi was so big i couldn't finish it. it's going to become a second meal later today or tomorrow. TASTE/FLAVOR: great, fresh ingredients (pickled carrots and daikon) and yummy marinated tofu that had a sweet kind of sauce on it (maybe it was the mayo?!) the bread was fabulous consistency and crunch. PRICE: for the size and quality, the price was quite reasonable! this is dangerous to know about, considering it's on the peninsula and will help with the cravings when they strike. the only downfall is that parking is difficult. you may need to park a block away and walk since there's only spaces for 3-4 cars in front. while i was there, i literally saw a couple of cars double park to run in and grab their orders so maybe regulars know to expect that. pro tip: do not stand or park between a hungry person and their banh mi order

I've heard good things about this place from two of my friends. I finally had a chance to check it…read moreout. I was very impressed. It was quick and easy to order. I got my food quickly. The sandwich was huge. The bread was perfect. There's a lot of meat and veggies. There's the right amount of sauce. It's one of the best Banh Mi I've ever had. I highly recommend this place. It's awesome.