Miss Cafe

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Abigail R.

I feel like I was transported back to Europe dining here. It was amazing. I haven't had Borek in 5 years and I didn't realize just how badly I missed it. It's so delicious, cheesy, hot, crisp. Addictive. The coffee was perfect too. The perfect balance of bitter and strong. (If you're new to Turkish coffee, know there's a puck of grounds in the bottom. So be careful if you stir in sugar or cream) The rest of the breakfast platter was amazing. We shared this and we both left pleasantly satisfied. Not stuffed. Not uncomfortable. But that perfect level of I ate just enough. The inside here is tight. It is a stall restaurant in Pike Place. Most of them are. There's a hand full of tables both inside and outside. You order at the counter and bus your own table when you're done. But they're busy for a reason. The food is amazing. If you're okay with a bit of a wait because they're packed. Come here. You won't regret it.

Spinach Cheese Borek | Burek | Byorek & Beef Pide

Restine H.

Visited on a Saturday for brunch and it was super busy! It took a bit for someone to ring us up at the cashier and the wait for food was also a little long but understandable because we only saw three people behind the counter. The Beef Pide was like a pizza and the sauce reminded us of In-N-Out sauce. They complimented each other well! The Spinach Cheese Borek was cheesy while the pastry was not overly flaky with a nice crisp. We wanted to try the Turkish Pancakes but unfortunately they were out by the time we arrived (~11:20am). It would've added some variety since both orders were very dough-like. It was great to try but not sure I'd go back again given other options along Pike Place. Location is right up the hill from the Pike Place sign which was really convenient. The space itself is quite small with only a few tables and some outdoor seating.

jessica l.

This was my first time trying turkish food. I don't think it was my favorite cuisine but I thought it tasted very fresh. My favorite dish was the lahmacun. The service was very fast and we got to sit outside before it got too cold. Overall, I'm glad I tried it

Diana C.

The pides are very tasty and big portions. As a heads up they don't have any dairy free or vegan options for the pides. You order at the counter and then bring it out. You should self-bus your table, though several were still dirty with dishes people let behind on the patio unfortunately. We enjoyed getting to sit outside with our pup and would definitely recommend it!

Tia P.

I came back to try the Turkish dumplings and they were delicious! I was nervous to try because it was $25 for a dish but it was worth it. The dumplings were small but had the perfect skin to filling ratio. The sauce on top tasted similar to a yogurt sauce, with spices and oil on top. After mixing it together they were delicious I would definitely get these again! My bf got the rice pudding topped with pistachios, which was delicious as well, I wish we got two!!

Elizabeth M.

Cozy, little cafe with lots of Turkish food options. We tried the chicken plate, Lahmacun, Turkish coffee, and Turkish tea. The Lahmacun and the Turkish coffee were my favorite things. The chicken plate was flavorful but borderline bland. Next time, I'll be trying the pide and the Turkish delights! The service was efficient. I would definitely recommend come here to try something new!

Crystal M.

It's not terrible but it's not great. Vegetable pida no cheese to modify vegan is good. But service is lacking & ambiance does not exist. You want to eat & leave quickly vibes..

G. Ron D.

Found this wonderful Turkish cafe on 1st Avenue near the Pikes Place Market in Seattle. Fantastic Lamachun (think cracker-thin lamb pizza) and a pretty varied menu of Turkish Pides, sandwiches, and breakfast items. I plan to stop every time I visit Seattle and eat my way through the menu. Friendly, efficient service and top-notch food.

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Jason N.

Walked over from our hotel for breakfast. The beef shakshuka and avocado toast were amazing. In addition to that we had a great Turkish coffee and pistachio baklava. Everything was delicious and we would highly recommend it for breakfast or any meal. It's a hidden gem near Pikes Place. Enjoy!

Christine W.

We found this semi-hidden gem near Pike Place and had brunch. Their Shakshouka with pepperoni was fantastic! The flavors meshed well, and the bread that came with it complemented the flavors. Their lamb omelette was very good, too. Their tea was slightly bitter but came with sugar. Service was fine, ambiance was casual.

Julie S.

Beef shakshuka for breakfast was literally one of the best decisions I've ever made in life. Hungover or not, this meal has magical healing powers. I'm a fan for life. It was incredible to be able to order this at 10 am and find not only friendly service but comfort in the food. This spot is very close to Pike's market, and I would tell everyone I love to go visit! It's cutely decorated and they have a very extensive menu. Service was very friendly! I miss it already. The bread served with this dish was wonderful to soak up the runny egg, beef/onion/pepper juices, and was also served with a lightly pomegranate-dressed salad. SO DELICIOUS! Next time I'm in Seattle, this is on my places to visit AGAIN! Don't pass this one up.

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Tara H.

This place is located along the outer sidewalks leading to the main Pike Place Market sign. They have an outdoor patio to people watch & sit with your dog. There is also inside seating as well. They open fairly early and offer menu options for all times of the day. I came here for breakfast. We ordered the spinach borek, which is spinach & cheese inside of phyllo dough. We also ordered the lamb pide, which came with lamb, cheese, and peppers inside a folded bread. Both of these dishes were very good and I would get them again. I also enjoyed the sauce that came with it, as it added a vinegar flavor to the dishes. Overall, I'd highly recommend coming here.

Clayton C.

I was trying to find a spot in the Pike's Place area that wasn't too overcrowded, but still served up something great. Authentic Turkish coffee was on my list of things that I hadn't gotten a chance to try, so I was ok with giving this place a shot. We ordered the kebab plate, the lamb pide, a hot chocolate, and a cup of Turkish coffee. The kebab plate was really interesting, with a kind of reservoir of cream sauce in the middle, spiced with oregano. It was a solid dish, and quite filling. The lamb pide was also pretty satisfying. A good balance of lamb and cheese. Nice and chewy. I wasn't a fan of the sauce that was on the side of this, but the pide itself was good enough on its own. The turkish coffee was a strong cuppa, and I can see the appeal of this style of coffee, but it won't be my main cup. We wanted to try some of the dessert, but in the end we were too full to try any of it. Side note, the restroom here was unusually clean. Like, enough to make me notice. All in all, a solid outing, but I'd probably come back with a third person so we all had room for dessert.

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Zainb A.

4 years ago

One of the best turkish restaurants in town!!! I always go there for breakfast and it's very delicious.

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Shasta B.

7 years ago

Delicious dumplings! Very flavorful and big portions. The accompanying salad was very refreshing. So good! And very friendly staff!

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Melike P.

8 years ago

The foods are really delicious and the envoroment is so good. I am a turkish person and this homemade foods made me feel home so much. The staff was also so nice to me and my friends. I recommed everyone if you trying to find a place affordable here is good for you. read more

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Hoang Anh N.

8 years ago

The food in here is so good with a suitable price, the view looks adorable and the staffs are really nice and enthusiastic Love it so muchhh. read more

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Andrea O.

4 years ago

Small little Turkish cafe with amazing food. Their pides were delicious! 10/10 would recommend and would come back!

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Samuel A.

5 years ago

The food here is so good. Truly a hidden gem but obviously in the Yelp world they are recognized. Halal meat, and great beef pepperoni substitute. My wife and I enjoyed it more than most regular pizzas. The bread is thin and crispy and the cheese is cheesy. Service is kind. read more

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Mark A.

8 years ago

This place sounds great. The vegetarian section especially appealing. A wonderful place to meet and get to know someone. What are the best hours or day if I am coming from out of town? read more

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Mo G.

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Visited the place off hours vía Seattle food tour. Shared the one piece w/ 2 of my friends. Delicious indeed. Def would go eat there again.

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Michelle C.

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7 years ago

The pides were delicious. We also ordered salads and they took a long time to come out and were not as described on the menu. It was the evening, so they could have run out of ingredients, but I would have liked to have known that and been given the option of something else. Overall, worth checking out. read more

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Chris W.

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If you are searching for a hidden gem in Pike's Market this is it. This is one of the best places for food in the area. Great portions for lunch or dinner. The service was great and very nice. They provide indoor and outdoor seating. Don't expect a luxury experience, it is a small diner but expect great food. The prices are reasonable and the food is large portions. Turkish pizza is delicious (this is a sentence I never thought I would type in my life). It mirror a flat bread and is enough for two people at lunch. The plates they server are also delicious. Some plates come with a salad ( be prepared for a very sweet dressing) where as others come with rice. Very good portions and definitely enough to leave one person very full. read more

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Esther P.

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The food is delicious! Ogz was a very personable server. Loved it! We stopped for lunch and are so glad we did!

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Erin K.

7 years ago

Really good pizzas, Turkish tea, and baklava. No issues come to mind with this place. The staff are always super nice as well. Perfect place for a full lunch or just to stop in for a cup of tea. read more

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Dave L.

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Turkish pizza is amazing - who knew? I've tried a few of their options and they're each delicious. The crust is worth it by itself - soft and sort of pita-like, perfectly salted. One of my go to lunch spots! read more

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Ausrine B.

7 years ago

this is the tastiest and most authentic Turkish food I have had in the US, by far. (and trust me I am picky about this since I have Turkish family). I usually don't even like dumplings but they were just Fantastic!!! so is the beyti kebab. everything tastes like in Turkey! the lahmacun is great too. no frills, simple and amazing. great for lunch. well priced and relaxed setting away from the maddness of the market. if i ever go back to Seattle this will be the first place i go to. read more

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J T.

5 years ago

Great food and wonderful service. As far as I can tell from this trip to Seattle, Miss Cafe is your best Halal option in the city. Hard working family open when everyone else seems to want to close early. Restraunt deserves your business. I will return. read more

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Taha B.

7 years ago

I have been to Istanbul 3 times and can confirm that Miss Cafe is the closest taste that you can get to the original Turkish food. The presentation of the food is also nice. The place looks quite clean and the owner is friendly. I am becoming a regular here. read more

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Praveen R.

7 years ago

Tasty pizza. Quantity is small. Turkish coffee wasn't great though. Baklava was delicious

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Zee J.

5 years ago

Would give it three and half. We ordered the beef and cheese manaqeeh and the lamb doner manaqeesh. The food was ok. The seating outside was really nice. read more

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Kelsey S.

7 years ago

Absolutely DELICIOUS food! This is the first time that I've tried Turkish food and I'm obsessed! Very friendly service as well :)

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Osman E.

7 years ago

I ordered beyti and ground beef pide for my wife. I think it was the best pide & beyti I tasted in Seattle. They are also soo fast. Overall I am satisfied with the service read more

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Darren R.

5 years ago

We were very hungry and looking for something we wouldn't find in Iowa. Stopped by and ordered the Pidas. Very good. Customer service excellent. Would return to this restaurant read more

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Jodi K.

8 years ago

Super good food, great friendly service! The sauces are amazing, pides are so fresh and tasty! I strongly recommend!

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Sarkit S.

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8 years ago

Yummy Turkish desserts. The server was insightful and pleasant. We only had a small couple treats, but we'd recommend it to anyone for a quick late night sweet delight. read more

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Ammara T.

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Stumbled upon this gem as we were looking for food options in the Pike Place area and we weren't disappointed. The staff here was super friendly and welcoming to us. I ordered the Chicken Pide which is basically a flatbread folded on the sides and baked to perfection. I felt like the chicken could have had more flavor but it was still good. It also came with a refreshing yogurt dipping sauce which was a nice balance to the flavors. Everything tasted fresh overall which is always a plus! My friend got the Ground Beef Pide and loved it too. It had the perfect amount of crunchyness and soft dough and for $11 in a tourist area you can't beat the price. They had some indoor seating and outdoor patio seating as well and a bathroom. read more

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Becky L.

7 years ago

Delicious and clean. Worth the trek up to 1st Ave when you are visiting the market downtown. Light and fresh, perfect summer meal!

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Zhyldyz K.

8 years ago

The best Turkish food in the city. Beyti kebab is my favorite and I get real Turkish tea with kenafa. Highly recommended from person who knows real Turkish food :) read more

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Curtis D.

8 years ago

Service was fantastic. Little shop around the corner of pike and 1st. Hard to find find tasty vegetarian spots. Cheese and veg on crusty mine boat like bread. read more

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Kimberly W.

8 years ago

Amazing turkish traditional food¡¡¡ My husband had the ground beef pita and said it was the best he has ever eat and I had the Lahmacun ( turkish pizza ) it wadd doo delicious they are worth a try¡ read more

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Pavel S.

8 years ago

This little place is a real gem. I don't know why it doesn't get mobbed by tourists but their loss can be your gain! My favorite dish there is beyti kebab, lots of flavor and a great presentation. The staff is friendly and the prices are fair. read more

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Levi T.

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8 years ago

Incredibly friendly employees will help you with any questions about the menu but it is best to start with their Pide. They are much larger than expected and are plenty sufficient for an entire meal for one. The Pide is baked fresh to order and the warm dough is incredible. Will be returning. read more

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Akram S.

8 years ago

Such a great place. The food is delicious, the place is clean, and in the middle of the downtown. Worth a try indeed.

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Robert P.

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Incredibly fresh and delicious Turkish treats! One of the newest shops at Pike. Try their beef pide bread with yogurt sauce. Awesome owner.

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Ashraf H.

7 years ago

WOOOW!!! This is my first visit to Seattle, and who would've thought I'd have the best Pide I've ever eaten! And I've had a lot! Had the Doner Meat Pide and added pepperoni. Absolutely amazing. Next time I come back to the Seattle area, I will be back for sure!! It was larger than I expected but I still ate the whole thing. The staff is SUPER friendly! And the meat is halal, which may mean nothing to most people. But it means the meat is fresh and humane. I can't wait to come back. read more

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S M.

8 years ago

Very good pide! We tried various types of pides and our favorite was the super mixed! The only thing that could have made our experience even better was having a friendly cashier! To the owner: you have a restaurant at great location with a great food. You can make it great with a little bit more friendly and warm greeting and talk. read more

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Caitlyn C.

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Really enjoyed grabbing a traditional ground beef pide on our #SavorSeattle tour. It was honestly my favorite stop and I loved branching out and trying new food. The yogurt sauce on the side was delicious and the pide itself was light and really well seasoned. Sad I don't live in Seattle to continue frequenting Miss Cafe. read more

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Dan B.

7 years ago

As a native of the east coast, my quest to discover the best pizza that this side has to offer has been residual. There aren't many options and the options that are available are either an extremely expensive whole pie or an inadequate reheated slice. However, Miss Cafe, operated by an adorable couple, offers delicious and inexpensive alternatives. A pide is a Turkish delicacy and it's less of a pizza and more of a flatbread but the two are almost interchangeable in the Seattle food scene. I ordered the vegan pide and it was so fresh that I could taste the roots of the vegetables and it was served almost immediately as the belt spits out pides in record breaking speed. Everything is also halal which may not mean much to some but is rare around downtown Seattle. I also got a baklava on the side, just a nutty, sensational bite of a pistachio sugar pastry. I'll be sure to swing by for seconds. read more

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Mark K.

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They had amazing Knaffeh desert and really good service. As a Lebanese person my standards for Knaffeh are very high and they met all my standards. read more

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Menije B.

7 years ago

This is the best Turkish food in Seattle! I'm visiting from LOS ANGELES and originally from Istanbul Turkey. Their pide is the best just like back in Istanbul. The place is very clean and service is friendly and professional. I would recommend this place to anyone! read more

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Barry James M.

8 years ago

Utterly delicious food, the Pide was amazing, this little gem near the Market is a must visit, so many things I would have liked to try here if I had the time on this visit. Finished up with a Turkish coffee that set me up for the day. It's a comfortable spot to eat in, friendly and the food is just wonderful. read more

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Mohammed H.

7 years ago

After a horrible experience at a place called felafel king we stopped at this lovely cafe and enjoyed some meat and cheese pies . The Kunafa and Turkish coffee is amazing too . Very highly recommended read more

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1523 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98101
Downtown
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(206) 485-7044
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Hours

What time does Miss Cafe open?

Miss Cafe opens at 9:00 AM on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Miss Cafe opens at 8:30 AM on Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Miss Cafe close?

Miss Cafe closes at 10:00 PM on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.Miss Cafe is closed on Tuesday.

Mon, Wed-Fri 9:00 AM - 10:00 PMTue ClosedSat-Sun 8:30 AM - 10:00 PM

Payment methods

Does Miss Cafe take credit cards?

Yes, Miss Cafe takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Miss Cafe have catering options?

No, Miss Cafe does not have catering options.

Does Miss Cafe have a happy hour?

No, Miss Cafe does not have a happy hour.

Does Miss Cafe serve alcohol?

No, Miss Cafe does not serve alcohol.

Indoor Amenities

Does Miss Cafe allow dogs?

Yes, Miss Cafe allows dogs.

Does Miss Cafe have TVs?

Yes, Miss Cafe has TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Miss Cafe have bike parking?

Yes, Miss Cafe has bike parking.

Does Miss Cafe have outdoor seating?

Yes, Miss Cafe has outdoor seating options.

Does Miss Cafe have parking?

Yes, Miss Cafe has parking options. Private Lot Parking, Street Parking

Other Amenities

Is Miss Cafe wheelchair accessible?

No, Miss Cafe is not wheelchair accessible.

Does Miss Cafe have free WiFi?

Yes, Miss Cafe has free WiFi.

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Specialties

Miss Cafe is the freshest customer focused, small, family owned restaurant. With years experience in providing freshly made Turkish Street Food at markets and fairs in Turkey, we decided it was time the bring the the theatre of Pide and Lahmacun to the heart of Seattle. Starting from scratch everyday, we make fresh dough, which can be topped with fresh vegetables, creamy Fetta or deliciously marinated meats to deliver a high quality flavour sensation that is made to order. Miss Cafe completes your tasty journey of Turkish Street Food with a wide range of fresh handcrafted baklava, Turkish tea and more.

History

Established in 2018.

We first opened in February of 2018

Meet the Business Owner: Meral E.

Meral has a deep passion for cooking and serving it the best possible way. She has been working in food industry for over 15 years, doing catering and restaurant business. She continues her carrier here in Seattle.

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Ashley is hilarious and made us feel right at home. The food was fantastic. As a southern gal, I…read moredon't compliment biscuits easily. Probably the best biscuit I've ever had outside my Nanas kitchen. Gravy, bitchy sauce, and bitch jelly are also top notch.

Best biscuits ever and I have lived in the South! Fluffy on the inside, buttery & crispy on the…read moreoutside & huge! I had a cheese & egg biscuit with some type of delightful sauce they make there & a really marvelous latte, too!

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Orange Infused White Mocha

Mr West Cafe Bar Downtown

Mr West Cafe is a delightful downtown Seattle corner cafe offering delicious cappuccino, a key…read morestart to the day. It has a pleasant tree lined outdoor patio space. Service was excellent. It's located right across the street from Hyatt Regency Downtown.

Great breakfast spot in downtown where they only have limited options. I still prefer the Mr West…read morelocation at U-village though. This one feels more casual, less inviting to stay and enjoy food. Food was still great and I like my avocado toast. Service was great, can't complain.

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Avocado toast

Fulcrum Café

Fulcrum Cafe is a small but cute coffee shop in the Denny Triangle area of Downtown Seattle…read more When we visited, Fulcrum offered a great menu of fancy speciality coffee drinks and an amazingly lovely pastry selection. Unfortunately, they were not offering breakfast sandwiches on the day we visited, which was a large part of their food menu. The service was fast and friendly. This place does have a bit of a fancier vibe, so we opted to order and go since our kids were with us. They do have cute little seating options inside and outside- always a perk! We just ordered a drip coffee and a pistachio cream latte. The Pistachio Cream latte was amazing, but we wished it had a tad more pistachio flavor. The drip coffee was good. Worth the visit if you're nearby!

Fulcrum Coffee is an absolute gem. My husband ordered their brewed coffee, and he loved it--rich,…read morebold, and perfectly balanced with just the right amount of bitterness. He drinks his coffee black, so flavor really matters, and this one delivered. It was smooth, complex, and honestly the perfect start to our day--it had him energized and ready to take on anything. I went with the "Sunggle Me Sesame" (espresso, toasted black sesame sauce, brown sugar syrup, and oat milk), and it was phenomenal. I'm not usually a fan of sweet drinks, but this was beautifully crafted--not overly sweet, just a perfect balance of nutty, toasty, and slightly sweet flavors. It felt unique, comforting, and incredibly well thought out. Overall, such a standout coffee spot with creative drinks and exceptional quality. Highly recommend!

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Shaker + Spear

While visiting Seattle for a few days, I made reservations at Shaker + Spear and wasn't quite sure…read morewhat I wanted to order. I noticed the salmon on the menu and decided to give it a try since I was looking for something a little lighter. I am so glad I did. Without exaggeration, it was the best salmon I've ever had. The fish was cooked perfectly, and the sauce and accompanying ingredients brought everything together beautifully. Every bite was outstanding. Beyond the food, the atmosphere was fantastic, the service was friendly and attentive, and the bar offered a great selection of cocktails and spirits. If you're visiting Seattle or looking for a great dining experience, I would absolutely recommend Shaker + Spear. The salmon alone is worth coming back for.

Shakers and Spears has a warm, welcoming vibe, and the service was genuinely friendly. The kind of…read morebrunch spot where you feel taken care of. The Dutch baby was the real winner: chewy, and puffy golden edges, blackberries, candied nuts, and a fruit drizzle. That was the most memorable thing on the table. The fish sandwich was fine but a little underwhelming. Crispy bacon and a generous salmon fillet, but the bun came out cold, which threw off the whole bite. At around $25, that detail matters. The most disappointing thing were the Fries, which were on the harder side. Tables are tight, so plan for elbow-to-elbow seating. Worth it for the Dutch baby. I'd order differently next time. Food was 3 stars, but 1 star for our server.

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Grilled Tiger Prawns*

Biscuit Bitch

Fun shoppe with really good biscuits & coffee! Better have a large bite or you will need to eat…read morethese yummy biscuits in parts. These bitches be big!

Ambiance is super cool. Small place with a long line, find your own table. Come early to shorten…read moreyour wait. The Biscuits are fantastic! Fluffy and yummy! My bacon was crispy and good. Very tasty biscuit sandwich. If you want a traditional sit down kinda place you should reconsider but I think the vibe is cool and the food is great!

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Pike Place Chowder

The Clam Chowder and Market Chowder are ALWAYS a home run and Friday's takeout was more of the…read moredelicious same. It was the first time I've seen a line for takeout (maybe 10 customers) but everyone quickly lined up against the wall until someone called us out by name with a rack of orders. The only complaint was when a tall female suddenly appeared yelling at everyone to clear the hallway. I understand the safety concern but she was extremely loud and confrontational in her tone the entire 20 seconds people were receiving their orders. I'll still return, but please retrain this employee how to address customers respectfully and professionally.

Greatest Clam Chowder in Seattle. Recommend that you order on line to skip the line and eat in your…read morehotel room or down at the North end of the market are some places to sit.

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Buttery lobster roll dipped in NE clam chowder

Biang Biang Noodles

Locally owned & operated

Women-owned & operated

Service here is so good It gets busy but the food is soo worth it everytime. Also, the melon-cuke…read moredrink is back and so yummy

Wow, this place was incredible! Stopped in here over the weekend and we were quickly seated and the…read morestaff were very friendly and attentive. We ordered the spicy beef soup and added the beef rib and it was to die for! I loved the texture of the noodles and the broth was absolutely delicious and not too spicy. This dish was packed with flavor and the cabbage in it soaks it up perfectly. We also ordered the salt and pepper chicken wings and they were perfectly crispy and juicy. We got a sparking passionfruit drink that was really good too. We will definitely be back! Highly recommend.

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Stewed Pork Belly Soup Noodle (IG: hangryforwhat)

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Lychee Martini , Biang Biang Mule , Lychee Beer , THAI Iced Tea, and Yuzu Shuwah

Din Tai Fung

A hit for a reason! Always recommend joining the waitlist on Yelp ahead of time if you can! Service…read moreis good and usually pretty quick turnaround between being seated and getting your food even when the restaurant is packed (which it usually is)! Lots of vegetarian/vegan options which I appreciate. Recommend doing family style since it's more fun to try some of multiple different foods. Shanghai rice cakes and the spicy noodles are personal favorites but wouldn't recommend the rice cakes if that's your only meal just because the flavor can get a little boring almost.

Din Tai Fung is one of my go-to spots! As a vegetarian, I really appreciate how many vegetarian…read moreoptions they have, and everything I've tried has been consistently good every time I visit. My usual order is the string green beans, cucumber salad, vegetarian dumplings, and the chocolate xiao long bao with sea salt cream for dessert. The service is also always great. The staff is friendly, attentive, and the food comes out quickly.

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Mehrab S.

Elite 26

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2 years ago

Just a short stroll from Pike Place Market, nestled on First Avenue, you'll discover Miss Cafe, a charming Turkish restaurant that feels like a little slice of Istanbul right in Seattle. In the summer, their outdoor seating is a perfect spot to soak up the lively atmosphere, surrounded by tourists and the hum of the city. Along with other items, they serve turkish breakfast all they long, so this is a great brunch spot. The owner, a lovely lady with a warm personality, and her courteous staff make every visit a delight. Their true talent, however, shines in the art of baking. Here's what I indulged in during my latest visit: Vegetable Pide - Imagine a thin, soft crust with just the right amount of chew, topped with a perfect blend of fresh vegetables and cheese. It was fresh, flavorful, and utterly delicious. 4.5/5 Lahmacun - This Turkish take on pizza is a must-try. The crust is incredibly thin and crisp, topped with savory, seasoned meat. For the best experience, enjoy it fresh and in-house. 4.5/5 Spinach and Cheese Börek - This dish is a personal favorite. Layers of flaky phyllo dough envelop a savory mix of spinach and cheese, accompanied by a fresh green salad, tomatoes, and a drizzle of molasses sauce. It's a perfect combination of flavors. 5/5 Manti - Delicate dumplings filled with meat and served with a generous dollop of fresh yogurt. These are tender and tasty, though a pinch more salt could elevate the dish even further. 4/5 Shakshuka - A creamy blend of tomatoes, eggs, cheese, and vegetables, perfect for mopping up with bread or Börek. It's part of their all-day breakfast menu, and definitely worth considering. 4/5 Lamb Platter - The lamb is slow-braised to tenderness, though I found it a bit dry and lacking in spice. Turkish cuisine tends to be subtle in seasoning, but asking for a side of sauce and adding a touch of salt really brings out the flavors. The rice could also use a bit more seasoning. I shared my feedback with the staff, who received it graciously. 3/5 Lamb Wrap - The wrap is beautifully thin and packed with fresh vegetables. However, the lamb inside is the same as the lamb platter, and it too was a bit dry. A little more moisture in the meat would elevate it. 3/5 Turkish Tea - A fragrant and refreshing black tea, perfect for sipping slowly. 4.5/5 Künefe - This dessert was delightful, especially when paired with the tea. It may not be the best Künefe you've ever had, but it's certainly satisfying. 4/5 Miss Cafe is a gem that brings the flavors and vibes of Istanbul to Seattle. Whether you're looking for a light bite or a full meal, there's something here to savor. read more

Axton W.

3 years ago

Absolutely amazing find in Pike Place! This little gem exceeded our expectations, making our lunch experience truly great. The food was so tasty that we couldn't resist taking another bite, even when we were full. The service was good, and the standout recommendation is the Chicken Pide - incredibly delicious! Needless to say, we're already planning our next visit. This spot is a definite keeper! read more

Raffi M.

1 year ago

I highly recommend this place! We came here and tried the Lehmajoon, Manti, Kebab, lam plate and Chicken Pide -- everything was absolutely delicious. The flavors were authentic and fresh. On top of that, the owner is such a kind and wonderful lady. She made us feel right at home. A true hidden gem -- we'll definitely be back! read more

Alisha N.

6 years ago

I rarely try out delivery from the restaurants near by. But due to the lockdown, I got bored with all this cooking and decided to give a shot to a nearest halal cafe near me. I was pretty surprised. Ground beef pide was very tasty, delivery was very fast. Going to order more and recommend this place to my friends. read more

Hülya P.

7 years ago

If you are wondering Turkish Cuisine, here is the spot in the Pike Place Market. They have different kind fresh Pides(Pizza). I recommend this place to stop by and try. And at the end with Turkish Coffee. Friendly read more

The Burger J.

8 years ago

This food was amazing the pide was delicious, so good that me and 3 friends downed 5 of them easily. Delicious, beyond satisfying, and definently worth eating here more than once. read more

Nabeel C.

8 years ago

Excellent atmosphere, excellent food. Ground beef pide is one of the best we had. My kids don't usually like this type of food, but even they enjoyed it very much. read more

Vildan E.

8 years ago

Just had the best Beyti kebap of town! My friend had Groud beed pide and we shared, I think it was the best combination.. Look at the pics nice staff, nice place read more