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 :(

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!!! :-)

Greatest pizza, friendly staff and cool and classic environment, I will be back againread more

$5 can of rainier beer and pizza during the Georgetown carnival…read more Staff friendly enough. Pizza was ok. We sat outside which was nice for people watching.

I got the Fire…read moreCloud $7.12 Raspberry White Chocolate Mocha with a Cayenne Cold Foam 20oz cold It was amazing !! Definitely recommend it if you feel like melting to soothing and calming lavender like sleep state.

Opened up the google app this morning to see what's the haps. Few scrolls and see that this beloved…read morecafe truck re-opened this weekend in its new location in south sodo! Mon-Fri was coffee so we doing red bull today and the Sour Sunrise was perfect!!! Hit the spot good nice and tart covering the red bull taste mostly. Just what I needed. Great to meet the friendly owner and her brother and niece that was visiting! Now I know where I need to stop whenever I'm near or going to the ferry.

This place is quite a hole in the wall, and is located in the Georgetown neighborhood very close to…read moreAirport Way, which really gets busy in the morning and peak hours. There's no public restroom nor dedicated interior here; just several outdoor tables, and you order your stuff through their window. Menu mostly consists of both phin-dripped coffee and banh mi sandwiches of various kinds. One of my closest friends enjoys coming here every once in a while to enjoy both their coffee and banh mi. From a previous visit here around 2023 with friends, I do consider their banh mi sandwiches as one of the best in the Seattle area, and they need more recognition for it. This time I only got coffee for both me and my sis. Servers were really happy to tell me what's in each kind of coffee I asked about, their own recommendations, and how I wanted each coffee (hot/cold, whole/oat milk, etc.). They were also very accommodating when I wanted to suddenly switch from iced to hot coffee for both drinks since it was cold, wet and rainy outside. I got the pho spice latte for myself, and the da lat fog for my sis. Both drinks were really tasty and I enjoyed them: - In particular, the pho spice latte has some of the ingredients in regular pho broth like star anise and cinnamon, along with cardamom and fennel. It had such a strong citrusy fragrance when I was drinking it, and had that recognizable hint of pho broth. The espresso still stands out, and drink was perfectly balanced with the strong cinnamon. - My sis's da lat fog also had a strong cinnamon taste and aftertaste but without the stronger coffee caffeine. Oolong tea aroma is apparent, and the drink had a nice, sweet and vanilla taste to it. It's different from a London fog which has earl grey tea instead, so this one was a unique take on it. On a warmer day, I can see myself coming back for their banh mi sandwiches yet again, while having their coffee on the side as well. This is a place I'd put on my list to make sure family, friends and visitors have at least once!

Lately my hyperfixation has been banh mis and I've been having banh mis from different spots for…read morewhat seems like every meal these days.. voi ca phe has been on my radar for some time, as they seemed like a more modern take on Vietnamese café foods. I tried their lemon grass tilapia sandwich, keeping in theme with trying something slightly new. I would actually get this protein for future banh mis if it was more prevalent! Flavor wise i was left wanting a bit more but I'm a fan of how they don't go overboard with sauces. They cook it to order so this takes 8-10 min! Their drink menu seemed pretty creative as well. I would try that next time! Note that it is a walk up window only! Mine ended up becoming a car snack

I absolutely love their Vegan coconut cake. Rarely crowded, clean, plenty of space to sit. Staff…read moreare efficient with orders. It's a bus your own table place but clean. I believe they have a spacious rooftop or patio space. I've only sat there a couple of times, most times I just come for the cake slice to go.

I stopped by for the croissant ice cream, and it was absolutely delicious--definitely indulgent,…read moreand worth every calorie. The contrast between the warm, flaky croissant and the cold, creamy ice cream was fantastic. I especially enjoyed the balance of flavors: sweet with just a touch of saltiness that kept each bite interesting. Seating inside is somewhat limited, but don't miss the rooftop area if the weather cooperates. On a lucky day, you can enjoy views of Mount Rainier while watching planes take off from Boeing Field, which makes for a uniquely Seattle-area experience. The staff was friendly and welcoming, adding to the overall positive visit. If you're looking for a creative dessert and a relaxing spot with a view, this place is well worth checking out.

Stopped by for a coffee before work. Only one worker meant it was a little slow, but lucky for me…read moreit was a slower crowd as well. Good coffee, drinkable temperature right away, and a good spot. Nothing exceptional or necessarily bad either.

Been coming here a couple times, its very close to where I work…read more Not much to it honestly, the staff are nice but the coffee and food is meh. The Scene is not a specialty coffee shop! Depending on whos behind the counter, some of the baristas don't know how to pull a proper shot. Id steer clear of ordering cortados or espressos, they are hard to take down because its so acidic. I don't know his name, I apologize, but there's this Brown guy that's super sweet and can make a decent cup of coffee. The other older gentleman, Jay i think is his name, seems incompetent. I point to a pastry, he asks me "which one?" If you are ordering lattes or anything like that, lower your expectations. The syrups aren't in house, just standard Torani. It tastes watered down. There's no body to it because the espresso shots are lacking. The scene is very similar to Starbucks except the prices are higher. Not worth it. I'm usually there pretty early. Around 7:30am to grab a pastry or the veggie wrap to get me through lunch. Lately their variety has been lacking. There's but a few selections which is weird since its so early. Today I ordered their maple pastry and i later found a strand of hair at the bottom of the container. I called to stop by for a replacement later which they said yes but im honestly so inconvenienced. Its cold, i would have to walk all the way back which i dont want to do. This experience for me was the feather that broke the camels back. Will not be coming back, theres just not much to it honestly. I miss the older location, La Resistencia. Their cortados were so creamy and smooth. They knew how to aerate alternative milk despite its difficulty. Amazing service too along with beautiful art to admire. Sigh Gave it a one star but added an additional one for that cute brown guy.

No pictures. Too delicious. I saw a reel on IG, so while I…read morewas out in town I decided to stop and give it a shot. Cake descriptions on the website but you have to go in for slice and cupcake availability- you can't pre-order slices. The shop is easy to get to with ample close parking. Inside is cute and industrial. The shop folks were lovely as well, really warm and inviting. We selected 4 slices- malted chocolate, blackout cake, funfetti, and carrot pineapple. All the whole cakes were simply decorated, but beautiful. The hubs said his funfetti cake was okay, but not outstanding. I thought it was more of a white butter cake with nice chewy sprinkles. Delicious, but maybe not the explosion he was expecting. A classic birthday cake, elevated. The blackout cake has a really rich flavor without being overwhelming- a more milk chocolate Matilda cake vibe. The carrot pineapple is pretty much a perfect carrot cake- not spice or nut, but CARROT, in the most beautiful way. The buttercream on the carrot cake is the best I can remember having- butter flavor and a smooth, sweet cream taste. But all those accolades aside- the chocolate malt cake is, simply put, the cake I would go back for. The cake itself is a perfect, moist chocolate malt flavor, without an artificial tasting aftertaste. The frosting is if they made the inside of a malted milk chocolate candy into a light, fluffy buttercream, without the cloying sweetness. I am not a huge sweets person, but cake is a special weakness. This may be the best cakery I've been to- and one I will gladly pay for.

Came here for a little sweet treat before an MD appt. I had been seeing Deep Sea Sugar and Salt on…read moremy social media, so I had it on places to see. I would say one unfortuate thing with this place is the parking. The free parking is very small, there is some spots around the patio, but when we got there it was all full. There is a lot adjacent to their lot, but you have to pay and it was about 5$ for 30 minutes! Luckily someone was leaving so we managed to snag a spot. Lots of cake options when you walk in. They do not have "fancy" coffee drinks, but basic hot or iced coffee, tea, water and alcohol. Nice inside area as well as nice outdoor patio, part is covered, part is open. Average slice of cake is about $11, and you can also order cakes for a celebration. We had the 11 lb porter cake and the Lemon-nilla meringue cake, both were delicious. The chocolate cake was very rich and the meringue was piled high on the other. We had to try to only eat half and then saved the half for the next day! Staff was friendly.