This is a sandwich delivery joint operating within Denny's. Why? I don't know. Why not just call it…read moreDenny's? Maybe people don't think ordering Denny's takeout is appetizing? Maybe they want to limit the menu to just sandwiches? Either way, I'm a huge fan. As a sandwich lover (my friend in college said that if sandwiches caused cancer, I'd be dead already), I endorse these sandwiches, and the fries! Perfect bread, toasted just right, melty goodness, but not too much melty goodness, crispy crinkle fries, delivered straight to your door. If the order arrives a little late, I just pop that bad boy in the toaster over, and boom, you got yourself a perfectly toasted and warm meal.

This is within Denny's but delicious! Very good toasty bread and cheese. We had the chicken…read moresandwich and was yummy

I was happy to have Honey Bear Bakery Cafe for some much-needed breakfast as the start of my book…read morecrawl while in the area, as Honey Bear Bakery Cafe is located in the Lake Forest shopping center, right across from Third Place Books, which is where I was heading to. But first, coffee and breakfast. I ordered the breakfast sandwich, which consists of a croissant, egg, lettuce, tomato, mayo and I added bacon for an extra charge. It was solid, with the roasted/warmed up croissant and was filling. I also liked that they had Victrola coffee, which I ordered a drip of. Strong coffee = no complaints. In addition to their made-to-order food items, like the breakfast sandwich, they also have pastries in the case and a full coffee and tea menu. It's nice to have this cafe in the Lake Forest shopping center with plenty of seats around, next to many other businesses and tons of parking nearby. I dig the convenience of it all.

Average clam chowder. A decent quantity for the price. The morning line was pretty long and a bit…read moreof a wait. We came back a few hours later and there was hardly no wait time. The pastries looked good. Wish they sold sourdough bread but they do offer it in sandwiches. There's a lot of seating in the food court area although it can get crowded on a busy weekend.

Good veggie gyro…read more The baklava was dry, not much honey and melt in your mouth texture. The 'black seed' cookies sold in plastic containers are not fresh, seem to be made in Chicago. Very dry. These are not sesame seeds. Unknown what they are.

Really friendly and really delicious. Vegan sections of their menu are clearly marked with several…read moreoptions between sandwiches and plates, plus salads and sides. I had the cauliflower pita (fried cauliflower with tahini, hummus, tomato, cucumber, lettuce, and pickle), and J. had the baba ghanouj sandwich (with tomato, cucumbers, and lettuce). Both were absolutely wonderful. Bigger than we expected, but so flavorful we licked our plates clean. The baklava looked really good but we were too full. Maybe we should have ordered it to go. Next time for sure!

Unfortunately, the matcha was very grainy at the top of the cup mixed into the foam. After drinking…read morethe top layer it was smoother but not much matcha flavor, mostly just a milky taste. The coffee was better. Would recommend for more of a cafe/working spot as there are lots of cozy tables and spaces to work/study. It's a nice inviting space with fun fox paintings and decor. The service was good and the servers were friendly.

What a sweet coffee shop! Oddly...connected to a bar. But the atmosphere is chill, with fun art and…read moregorgeous "driftwood" tables, with a running theme of foxes and nature. They have a great selection of tea, coffee, espresso drinks, and food (ranging from pastries to lunch stuff). Plus stickers and pins. The entire vibe is warm and cozy, but with plenty of semi-private-feeling tables for small groups. The service here is always top-notch: warm, helpful, knowledgeable, and low-key. And though I've never been here when it's less than 3/4 full, it never, ever feels busy. This is a regular stop whenever I'm on the West side of the Cascades, and perfectly captures the welcoming neighborhood vibe of LFP.

Fantastic croissants, especially the the almond. I dream about them, but my current dirt makes…read morethe prohibited.

Previous visits to Grand Pere Bakery was back in 2014, 2016, and 2018, however, recent posts on IG…read morepiqued my interest again. Glad I was able to locate my ancient punch cards! I tried to revisit once during the holiday season, but the pastry case was cleaned out except for three cookies. I had much better luck stopping in and hanging out onsite (1/8/26). Same welcoming counter person/barista. Better available variety, and I opted for the featured special, 12oz mocha and a pain au chocolat for $9, which was a great value! There were just two others onsite. There were a lot of takeout customers, including regulars, that I observed while onsite at a nearby two top. My mocha was decent, the pain au chocolat was fresh, good flavor and texture, despite being pretty hollow. The photo I took created quite the illusion, looked like it had mass quantities of melty chocolate. Despite the bakery/cafe has an unassuming, now faded yellow exterior and well worn interior, French and Vietnamese inspired Grand Pere Bakery has quite the longevity record and staying power since March 2014. Decent detour while in Mountlake Terrace.

Brileys is a bit of a trek from Redmond so I made sure on a recent trip to Lake City to stop in and…read moretry it. Perfect lunch combo, brisket sandwich with a side of beans. Wouldn't change a thing. With all the complaining about prices I was shocked to see that they are printed on the menu board for all to say, in advance of placing your order. So I remain confused about how you agree to the price, order it, and then publicly complain about the price.

Staff and service were great!…read more The brisket was surprisingly bad; very dry, a bit hard, and no flavor. It would be considered bad if it was from a grocery store prepared food counter, but from an actual BBQ place and at this price, it was inexcusably bad. The pulled pork was also very dry and not good. Not sure what's going on... hopefully it's just a fluke because I like coming here. Sweet potato fries were great, moist, flavorful. Mac n cheese was a bit bland and needed flavor or something else added. Collard greens were pretty good and flavorful and moist.

If you are looking for thoughtful and delicious pizza, prepared with locally sourced ingredients,…read moreLocal 104 will not disappoint! We stopped in on a Saturday afternoon and were promptly greeted and seated. Our server Andre shared a few of the more popular options, and we decided on the Margarita and the Aries. Both were absolutely mouth watering. The fresh local herbs in the sauce created a symphony of flavors dancing on my palette. Andre took very good care of us, and the ambiance inside and out was warm and inviting. We will definitely be back, and we will take some pictures next time.

Our team met there on new years. I just don't understand why they have sooo much crust on their…read morepizza. Still foo foo food otherwise Bruce Macdonald

Clean and friendly place with a variety of Bahn Mi sandwiches! I was craving a good traditional…read moreVietnamese sandwich and looked for reviews. I drove like 20 mins to get there and it was totally worthy! I had a traditional pork and it was very well served, bread was fresh and toasty. Generous serving with fresh ingredients. Kind and attentive staff. Highly recommended!

Giving 4 stars because I do want to support small businesses and see them do well. We wanted to try…read moreYeh Yeh's to be honest (but it was closed on a Sunday), so stopped by here. This is a little bakery/cafe area that sells buns, banh mi, and surprisingly, some noodle soups like pho and bun bo hue. Tried both a banh mi and a bun bo hue (which I am very pleasantly surprised they had). The bun bo hue decent/hit most of the elements I wanted (they didn't have pork blood which I don't enjoy anyways so not a problem). I wasn't a real fan of the banh mi to be honest; it tasted more fusion to me than authentic (had pickled slice onions and was sliced diagonally for style), so I may stick to the downtown delis. Not a bad place to stop by when you're in a pinch though.