The food and staff were amazing! My boyfriend and I found this restaurant near the arboretum…read more They have happy hour bar food, lunch menus etc. Breakfast is served all day. We had questions about the area and appreciated their time to chat. How lucky we came at a time that allowed that. From what staff shared, there are other shows and events that take place here.

We discovered this spot when we were visiting Seattle and staying at a nearby Airbnb. The…read moreatmosphere is welcoming, clearly a small, family led establishment. Husband, wife, and daughter were there the first time we went for a happy hour. They were very engaged with customers and had a good menu. We ended up coming back one more time for a takeout meal. Burger, onion rings, and samosas were the things we ordered. Loved the filling in the samosas, and the chutneys, (though we love a little heat and that was lacking). Our daughter enjoyed her burger, and the onion rings are the crispiest, most delicious onion rings I've ever had! Don't sleep on this place, wishing the family well and many years of success. The food and service are quite solid.

We were seated on the outdoor patio downstairs, at a 4 top and there were two of us. They did not…read morebother to make up the nice wood 2 top inside the lower level that was empty before and after we got there. Our server made it very clear to us that we were not her priority. While we were perusing the menu, quizzically forming our questions because there are unusual dishes here, she repeatedly asked us if we had any more questions, like firing the line off every few seconds. Clearly she had somewhere else to be, and she said as much "I have to go". This is a fine dining establishment. That kind of attitude is not called for. When we asked her to split our check, she said she could not do that. And, there is some 5% garbage fee on there for "extra labor and supplies" not even the employee health insurance charge that some restaurants think is fair to pass on to customers. The food was pretty good though, hence the two stars. The seared goat cheese over peas was yummy and the gambas dish was like a mini paella. Agree that they need to offer more non-alcoholic drinks. They only had one mocktail and two sodas. Should add ice tea.

The service was excellent and the vibes were really good too. I loved the selection of Spanish…read morewines and beers too. The food was good, but we experienced the struggle that we often do with US Spanish restaurants. Basically it's just very pricey for portions and also this tendency to try to do something to the food to "elevate" it in a way. Which is cool if you wanna do Spanish fusion but most tapas are fundamentally bar food in Spain, not fancy haute cuisine. So while the food was tasty, it wasn't quite authentic to the idea of bar tapas. That said, I'd definitely come back for the cold tapas - the ham and the cheese platter was impeccable, the drinks were also peak.

Fine foods at reasonable prices, and very generous servings. Bring guests to try more menu items.read more

I got there on a Sunday morning when there should have been weekend foo d service available. They…read morehad idli sambar but no coconut chutney? Hey that is highly suspect if you're from South India then you know. They also had palak paneer, freshly made which would be served with rice. I thought the paneer samosa ($5) and the regular potato masala samosa ($3) were very good. Served with a smidgen of tamarind sauce. Lovely little tables set up outside to eat al fresco. The mediocre rating is because the selection of Indian groceries is sparse for the shelf space. The tea selection was low, and the snacks range was limited. On the other hand, the frozen chapatis were remarkably on-point with the right mix of naan/roti/chapati variations (including ajwain and methi rotis). If looking for standard Indian kitchen pantry, it's got all the bases covered. Yes, mango and lime pickles! The fresh vegetables section was neatly arranged and included curry leaves. It was a thoughtful curation, yet it left me wanting because it didn't have the full gamut of teas and options. They could easily cram more selection/stock/inventory in the space they have. It seemed like an upgraded corner store, and if I lived in this neighborhood I would LOVE to have this store with its Indian pantry staples in walking distance. It's a gift! I come all the way from Bainbridge Island to this store and I consider it awesome that I can get from the ferry to here on one bus and get my Indian staples!

It's really nice to have a little shop in a residential neighborhood. They've got very cute gift…read moretype stuff, unique selection of cold grab and go drinks, lunches, snacks, and even stuff on tap, though I have obviously never partaken. I like how much of the selection is local, and they've got a really decent dry goods area for last minute cravings, too. Pamela's Baking and Pancake Mix is an example of what I'm talking about. They also make some things internally, it appears. There's a little window into a bakery/kitchen type area where people are hard at work. I'm really happy they've managed to weather COVID and recession.

I really like this small grocery. I stop in sometimes when I'm on a walk and it's always a little…read moretreat. They have some great local items if you're looking for a small gift or to treat yourself. They even have some seasonal things that made for great gifts this December. They have a little bit of everything so stop in and show this cute spot some love.

What a cute place and building. Having lived here for 26 years I cannot believe I have never been…read moreto the madison area. ADORABLE. Staff were very sweet and attentive. Everything was delicious. We had bolognese, halibut, mushroom bruschetta, calamari, french dip, and mushroom risotto. I didn't get a photo of the bruschetta. It. Was. Crazy. Good. The bread was so yummy. My oldest son got the french dip and he was hoping it was on the same type of bread and was a tiny disappointed it wasn't. Mushroom risotto had a lovely variety of mushrooms and was very light for a risotto. My kids had bolognese and loved it. They stated it was very flavorful and loved the wide noodles. My husband had the halbut and the fish was a good portion size with the sides complimented it well. We will definitely be returning.

Very clean and absolutely beautiful space! I loved the colors and the overall aesthetic of the…read moredécor. The gentleman at the front of the house was running everything on his own and did an amazing job managing the steady flow of customers. It was so nice to see regulars coming in--he knew them by name and they clearly knew him, which created such a warm and welcoming atmosphere. The food was very good! I ordered a soup and a sandwich, which isn't something I usually go for, but I really enjoyed it. I would love to come back and try their dinner menu, especially if it includes more protein options. I would definitely revisit!

Actually 3.5/5 stars…read more Unexpectedly went to Provisions for a date night. Loved the ambience - dark lighting, lively people, cool interior design. However, it was quite loud inside so may not be the best spot for conversations. Lots of big groups so may be fun to go with a bunch of friends. I ordered the In Rainbows drink and my date ordered the Penicillin. I liked In Rainbows but it wasn't as sweet as I would've liked it. Good drink though. My date honestly didn't like the Penicillin. That's his favorite drink and he always gets it when going out. Provision's Penicillin just didn't reach that bar unfortunately. Other than that, pretty okay experience overall

What a great place to enjoy a delicious craft cocktail and a very delicious burger with unique…read morepesto fries! I highly recommend! Lots of tables outdoor-friendly walk up to order with Courteous staffing. Enjoyed their strawberry gin drink, as well as their frose slushy! Dog friendly!!

I love the food and the service! I would highly recommend…read more Voila! Bistrot! The outside garden area is so special to eat in during the summer months!

We had not visited this restaurant in several years and were genuinely looking forward to…read morereturning, which made the experience especially disappointing. My husband's beef bourguignon was quite tough. My dish, listed as lamb chops, appeared to be a different cut more similar to lamb steaks, which was unexpected. The meat was overcooked on the outside yet undercooked on the inside and difficult to separate from the bone. Even after the meal, I was left with an uncomfortable sensation in my throat from the texture. The pea sauce was bland, with small, flavorless peas that gave the impression the ingredients may not have been of the best quality. Service was also slow, with a long wait for our food. Additionally, our server spoke to my husband in a manner that suggested he was hard of hearing, despite no indication of this, which felt awkward. Overall, the experience fell short of expectations, and we are not going to be returning.

The udon here is quite good! This place definitely gives the vibe of a hidden gem. Seating was…read moreeasy, parking nearby street is free on Sundays. I ordered the tomato beef udon. The udon were really good but if you let them sit for a long time they get a bit soggy and lose their texture, mainly a concern if you eat really slow though. Broth was also great, just a tiny bit of spice really added to it Overall I'd definitely come back here!

This feels like a traditional shop the minute you walk in. Very homey and quaint. A small team in…read morethe back and good food. This seems to be an ongoing theme of Japanese food places in the U.S. - the portion sizes of this place is insane. It felt like a basin of soup and the outside table we sat at could barely hold our two bowls plus the salad we ordered. At the counter I ordered the "Tomato Niku-Tama" and poured some water from the self-serve station. The soup base was good and the udon was ok. I wish the noodles had a bit more chew and bounce to it, it felt like my noodles were slightly well done. Appreciated that if you dine in, the udon was served with a complimentary chawan-mushi, pickled cabbage, ginger, & Azuki jelly. The udon bowl was enough food but the sides were a great addition. Staff seem to hear exclamation of the size often and pleasantly giggled at our reactions and of the other patrons. Udon depending on the bowl ranges from $21-$25 each. Eventually will come back to try the other dishes on the menu, very reminiscent of the childhood meals my Dad would make.

VEGAN REVIEW OMG SO…read moreGOOD! came here straight from SEA on a Girls Weekend. they are all omni, so I knew I had to razzle dazzle them with good vegan brunch-- THE HARDEST meal to find vegan Flora did not disappoint! first of all, the ambiance is LOVELY. we sat outside on the terrace, so pretty. service was good. our server answered questions & did not scoff at any requests/mods. she even broke up our bill into 4 with nary a complaint. BUT THE FOOD!!!! started out with a cinnamon roll to share. sweet Jesus, that was tasty. I had the southern breakfast, the tofu was a little salty for me but otherwise everything was absolute perfection. the vegan rosemary biscuits & gravy are DIVINE. golden milk was also super tasty. small parking lot, which helps in this 'hood

Every time I'm here, I fall in love with this place! I'm not a big vegetarian person but the way…read morethat they create these meals forget you're eating vegetarian food. Most veg spots use fake meat but not here. They take advantages of fresh vegetables, spices and cooking techniques. The menu's descriptions are hard to imagine and simple. But don't let that fool you. Every time a dish comes out, my mind is blown because I could never imagine this is what it was going to look like. Now the service. Probably the best service in Seattle. Everyone is genuinely happy to be there. This says a lot and it makes me believe -- I hope -- they're treated well. The ambiance is beautiful. I've only sat indoors and in the garden area. They have a backyard that id like to try one day. Brunch, lunch or dinner -- this is the spot. Bring friends. Share plates. And they have the most insane NON-ALCHOL aperol drink.

Always enjoy a stop by Leschi Market, usually starts with their house made chicken apple sausage, a…read moregreat treat for a chill part of a breakfast in the weekend, but it rarely ends there. I'm always finding a new (for me) treat... this time it was their house made smoked salmon pasta salad... so delicious!! Another must try and another added tasty dish to pick up there. Lots of local beer, wine, and fresh produce. Always quick and friendly service and located just off the Lake Washington waterfront. A tightly packed full of groceries and goodness. It's become a regular stop. I had to debate if I wanted to share this hidden treasure or not. Cheers!

Someone called this market a bodega and I nearly laughed out loud. This a bougie wonderful market…read morethat is much more expensive than a bodega. I live near the market and I love being able buy most of my products without having go to QFC or Safeway. While I love the convenience, the prices can be pretty high. I bought one can of soda and the next day the price went to ten cents to almost three dollars a can. I get everything is getting expensive, but it still does hurt the pockets. I do recommend as they have a variety of meats, cheeses, wines, etc that make them a gem.