Coffee is amazing, the staff is very sweet but they seem to be consistently understaffed…read more That doesn't lead to bad service, slow orders or poorly made food and drinks in anyway, they're putting in work back there, but the staff seems stressed. Highly recommend getting a Black Rhino Latte and enjoying the cute decor and comfy seats inside.

Are you looking for something to do this weekend? If it's been a while or you haven't explored the…read moreawesome and funky Georgetown neighborhood in Seattle yet, I recommend you start out by grabbing a tasty drink and some delish bites at BROTHER JOE. I loved me my Miso Honey Latte and Rhubarb Crumble Bar. The interior is oh so chic, cozy, and welcoming, too. After stopping here, wander outside and browse through the other cool businesses. Not to mention, the monthly "Art Attack! Art Walk!" is happening today from 12-9pm. Expect it to be extra busy in Georgetown today. Happy weekend!!! :-)

I love the food here! The outdoor back patio is lovely and covered, and they even have heaters and…read moreblankets for those extra cold mornings! I had the monte cristo savory crepe recently and it was DELICIOUS. I also highly recommend the ever changing coffee cake, it is so so good! Get that and a POG mimosa! On the weekends they have a rotating hashbrown casserole that is a must if you are there! (Get there early because it sells out fast!) Too many good things about this place to list. Definitely worth going here for breakfast. The food, beverages, and especially the service are amazing and just wonderful. Looking forward to the next time I get to enjoy the delicious food at Hangar!

We read the reviews and knew that we'd be in for a long wait but decided to come by anyway and ask…read more It was about 11pm on a saturday and we were told that the wait for food would be 45 minutes. I think there were less than 15 tables so it seemed strange that it would take that long but decided to try it anyway. The setting for this cafe is pretty nice so we were anticipating an equally good experience with service and food. The food took 1 hour and 20 minutes from when we places our order to when it arrived.. the server was very nice and offered free drinks but at that point we wanted to just have our meal and leave. It was even more disappointing when we tasted the food and found it mediocre. The crepe we ordered was undercooked on the inside. We probably could have gone grocery shopping and whipped this up for less time and money. The prices are pretty high considering that they're serving breakfast food. We really wanted to like this place :(

Came across Harried & Hungry while in Seattle and really glad we did. We try to support small local…read morebusinesses whenever we can, and this one felt like a great find. I ordered the breakfast sandwich and it hit the spot. The vibe is laid back, service was friendly, and it didn't feel overly fancy in a way that makes it lose its charm. Just a solid, local spot you feel good spending your money at. Would definitely come back.

We grabbed take out for a quick lunch during the work week. We tried a few of their wraps and…read moreOlympic chicken sand which. The wrap was way better than their sandwich to be honest. The Olympic sandwich had way too many onions on it and was a little greasy for my liking. Maybe it was my fault for not reading the description prior to ordering. Will want to give this place another try and order another wrap and maybe a salad in the future. Located in Georgetown so it's pretty close to our office, will be back soon!

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.

Popped in for trivia and it was fun. Service is good, super friendly and attentive. Mozzarella…read moresticks are thick and have a solid cheese pull.

This probably isn't going to be a fair rating just because I wasn't here for drinks. I was here for…read moresome solid chicken and waffles. I had expectations to tell you the truth, but I was let down a bit. Although, I was convinced to try out the mozzarella sticks and that was a fantastic starter. Highly recommend it. They were huge and thick with the good white stuff stretching out of it when you pull on it after your first bite. Best mozzarella stick I've ever had. As for the chicken and waffles, that's another story. Now, this isn't your normal chicken and waffles here. It's a spicy chicken and waffle sandwich. Someone was trying to be clever with this one and granted, on paper it sounds like a good idea. Execution was pretty poor however. The spice on that chicken was overpowering. There was a lack of syrup when there should've been more. And the goat cheese made it worse. Honestly, if it were just a regular fried chicken that was not spicy and had a good amount of syrup with no goat cheese in the sandwich, it would've satisfied my craving hands down. It wasn't that unfortunately. Should just keep it simple with that one. I would've been happy with that. The stroganoff was solid though. Did not expect that to be so good coming out of a bar. Way better than what Olive Garden could ever dish out. So maybe that says a lot for some folks. I'd come here for the stroganoff and the mozzarella sticks. As for the place itself, it definitely has a saloon vibe to it. Place looked pretty slow when I was there, but there was a good amount of people finishing up their meals, so I probably just missed the breakfast rush. Bartender/server was quite friendly and there were no problems, so that's always good.

They are the best! I've been eating here ever since their original location in Pioneer Square. This…read more"motel" venue only enhances their mysteriously delicious aura! I wish they took cash, though I understand them, not wanting to do so. If you're ever down by Boeing Field, stopped by and have a taste!

This has to be the best cheesesteak I have tried in Seattle. I would rate this place a 4.3/5. You…read morewalk up to a window to order and then you wait outside for them to call your number. The ambiance is just quick and easy to go food. Make sure to get their secret item menu! We got their Big Ben. The cheesesteak was not only humongous, but it was packed full of flavor. Every bite was super cheesy and meaty. It was absolutely delicious. I could only eat half of it and save the other half for the next day. Honestly, it tasted better when you toast it in the air fryer to get that crispy bun. Otherwise the buns were soggy. Highly recommend trying this place!

I ordered the curry katsu burger with nori fries and 12 spice fries. Every time I go here the katsu…read moreburger is always delicious! Everthing tasted so good, and the server was very nice! He gave me extra sauces for the fries and I really appreciated it. The inside is really nice and filled with cute decoration, very spacious and a nice place to eat at.

Best thing going for Seattle in my opinion is Katsu Burger. This Japanese fusion burger joint…read morespecializes in high quality katsu burgers with full of flavor. I love that they use 100% natural beef, non-GMO chicken and pork, and have organic tofu. Their sauces are made fresh everyday. And all of that while offering affordable pricing and delivering deliciousness. You can taste the freshness. I went here to pick up some for myself and others. I love that they had over 9 different versions of their burgers. You can order online, using their kiosk or through a person. And you can customize to your liking. I got their Wabi Wasabi katsu burger which includes a crispy natural beef katsu topped with pepperjack cheese, wasabi mayo and tonkatsu sauce. It has a hint of spiciness which I enjoyed. The katsu was moist and fried perfectly. All their burgers come by default with pickles, red onion, tomatoes, and lots of shredded cabbage. I got it without tomatoes and it was perfect for me. Everyone enjoyed their katsu burger. Besides their delicious katsu burger I also have tried their fries and wasabi coleslaw. They have different versions of their fries, including nori fries. I got the regular sea salt fries with a wasabi aioli. It was pretty good. The wasabi coleslaw is probably the only thing I wouldn't get again. I did like that it had edamame in it but I didn't taste any wasabi. I also didn't like that it had bell peppers in it. The burgers took some times to make but it was well worth it. This location is pretty large and has plenty of places to sit and eat. They also have their own lot so parking was easy. If you are looking for an affordable Japanese fusion spot then this is definitely it. I would come back again and again when I visit Seattle.

We arrived for lunch after passing it twice/ lol. Server was friendly and set us up with Chips and…read moresalsa and he even brought 4 different kinds from the salsa bar! The Jamaica was delicious as was the food. Will definitely go back. We took a Jamaica and a quart of avocado salsa to go.

$1.75 (w card) taco Tuesday!…read more Menu: spicy pork, chicken, shredded pork, and vegetarian for $1.75 each (discount if pay w cash) Parking: tight but people come and go so I was able to snag a spot Inside: clean and casual spot, not too lay seats and you're sitting close by other people, but it's a order at the counter and otherwise serve yourself to the sauce counter Service: the lady who took my order was kind! Tacos took about ~7 minutes to come out, and there was no line when ordering too Overall: def worth checking out for taco Tuesday!!

This was one of two places I wanted to take my bestie to for some great food I've had during the…read morepeaks of the pandemic. Thankfully dine-in is back open again, so we got here on a Saturday morning around 11:20am to indoor seating that was nearly full and a small line that was forming at the front counter. Walls have a bunch of photo frames, and overall place felt very homely. They have a ton of Hawaiian style plates and even burgers and some seafood, though we and most others got the former to eat. I ordered their chicken and pork combo Hawaiian style plate, and my bestie got their chicken katsu Hawaiian style plate. Portions are huge for both plates and both also came with macaroni salad. They give you sooooo much meat no matter what you get. To go in slightly more detail: - Chicken and pork combo: both meats were flavored very well, and a little sweet too though pretty salty without using the rice as a palette cleanser. Chicken had more depth in its flavor; the pork's flavor was a little too much for my liking, and was slightly harder to chew. Both meats had some sauce hat went onto the rice itself. This didn't detract from my overall experience here, though. - Chicken katsu: we both agreed this was our favorite after exchanging pieces of each other's dish. The katsu is crispy and crunchy, and the chicken itself retained a lot of its juiciness. Katsu sauce on the side is honestly optional since the meat itself is already salty enough. This place does share extremely limited parking with Cakes of Paradise next door, so get here early or be prepared to drive around the area to find some. Just get here, it's a place you can't pass up when you hit up Georgetown!

Kauai Family Restaurant is a true mom-and-pop spot with no-frills décor, big flavors, and a loyal…read morefollowing that proves how good the food is. Parking is scarce, so plan ahead and be patient. We came on a Wednesday and happened to score a parking spot right in front of the bakery. Once you arrive, get in line immediately--there will be one. The woman taking our order was incredibly peppy and friendly, even while juggling everything: taking in-person orders, answering phones, serving customers, and bagging food. Seriously impressive. All the seats were filled, so we ordered everything to-go. We got the famous crispy ginger chicken, spam musubi, and chicken long rice. I was hoping for oxtail soup and asked about it--she explained they only offer it on certain days and recommended calling early in the morning to check, then getting there quickly because it sells out fast. Can't wait to come back and try it. Back at the hotel, we feasted. The crispy ginger chicken is famous for a reason--so flavorful, perfectly crispy, and somehow even better the next day. The chicken long rice was packed with noodles directly in the soup (not separately) so the broth had mostly soaked into the noodles, but it was still deeply flavorful and comforting. The spam musubi leans on the sweeter side, which is great if that's your thing. Overall, this place is all about heart, hustle, and seriously satisfying Hawaiian comfort food. Come early, expect a line, plan for parking--and you'll be rewarded.

All City Coffee is on a busy corner in Georgetown, conveniently near a record and vintage clothing…read morestore might I tell you!! I hate sweet coffee. I loathe coffee shops that make insanely sweet drinks. I want to taste my coffee, not the caramel, chocolate, whipped cream- whatever crap other coffee stores throw in to stifle the coffee flavor. I made a points to tell the barista, "I do not like sweet drinks". She said "We don't make our drinks too sweet here". I have heard that line before where a coffee shop tells me they can make it less sweet with using less pumps. Or that their drinks are not sweet, and I take one sip and I'm in sugar overload, this was not the case with All City Coffee. My vanilla cinnamon iced latte was perfection. It was probably one of the best drinks I've had in a long time from a coffee shop. Coffee with smooth and bold and not acidic at all. Highly recommend.

Bright and airy cafe in the heart of an industrial section of Seattle. Ample seating, including a…read morevery comfortable grouping of upholstered chairs and sofa, and plenty of tables for solo work or meeting up with a friend. Little lending library tucked away next to a bulletin board with curated local events and services. I settled in and enjoyed both my book and doing some people watching. As always, I order my requisite maple latte: All City Coffee created a beautiful foam heart, but was a little light on the syrup - just enough to take the bitter out but not enough to created the ambrosia kick I seek upon taking the first sip.