Had a wonderful girls' brunch at a spot I've always been curious about! The entrance immediately…read morecaught my attention--cars were constantly pulling in. Since the parking space is quite tight, we decided to park outside and walk in. They don't take reservations, so we walked in and were greeted by a long line! That's when I knew we found a gem, and my expectations instantly went up. After waiting about 20 minutes, we made it to the counter. When I asked the staff what a first-timer should get, they recommended the Chicken & Waffles. We ordered that, along with a mushroom omelet, chicken salad, and a side of pancakes. It had been over a decade since I last ordered Chicken & Waffles, and wow--the chicken here was incredible! No gamey flavor at all, perfectly crispy on the outside, and paired with a wonderfully chewy waffle. The maple syrup wasn't overly sweet, tied everything together beautifully. Our group was thrilled with the rest of the order, too. The salad was a big hit, and the mushroom omelet was fantastic. But the real star was the pancake--it had an amazing chewy texture with a subtle, delicious sourdough tang. Now I completely understand why this place gets so busy in the morning. The overall vibe was lovely, complete with a beautiful view of the lake in the distance. The service was laid-back and casual, fitting the warm, relaxed atmosphere. Paired with great weather, it was the perfect backdrop for catching up and having endless chats with wonderful friends. Truly a memorable morning!

the food is amazing. if you dine in places because you like being doted on and cared for through…read moreservice, you probably won't like it here. you order at the counter and pick it up when it's ready. for me?! sometimes i don't want to people. i want to eat good food and be present with the people i showed up with -- even if it's just me. if that's the case? this place is magic. the french toast is otherworldly...and it's definitely one of a kind. if you like french toast and bread pudding -- try it. if you can suspend what the magic of french toast is SUPPOSED to be and experience it for the creative magic that it ACTUALLY is, you won't regret it.

Humble Vine is an absolute gem!…read more Wine connoisseur and owner, Abel (also a gem), is your delightful host, whose passion for wine is invigorating and humble. Whether you are a wine connoisseur or newbie, Abel can humbly turn you on to wines that you will love! Humble Vine throws down deep pours in perfect glassware, as well as fabulous charcuterie boards, in a very comfortable parlor with bar, group table, leather couch, and outdoor seating, whatever fits your mood. And they spin vinyl records!!! Come sip some wine and take home some bottles for later!!!!

Small quaint spot great ambiance and style inside the service was top notch and friendly. They have…read morea wonderful variety and selection of wines! Will definitely be back!

Streetfront building on the Main Street. We parallel parked on a side street. Order at the register…read moreand they call your name when ready. Indoor only seating. Fast and friendly service in a casual atmosphere. Odd that it's not only a coffee shop, but a beer and wine bar, too! We got two July 2026 specials - iced strawberry matcha, and nitro cold brew with vanilla oat cream. I enjoyed my matcha. Two drinks ran us $17 including tax and small tip. Idk about the value, but given today's pricing, I guess I shouldn't be surprised.

Great Staff Went here with coworkers 18+ people and they were so kind made every Oder with…read morededication and didn't complain on us being in there space. Food was all right, this is primarily a coffee/brunch spot. Bacon egg and cheese was the best or short ribs if you have a big appetite

No food to review because it's a bookstore. The past few days at Pike Market and all the bookstores…read morethis had to be my favorite. The vibe was intentionally intense. With books on historical stuff, economic stuff, cook books, and so many more things. Mandatory masks provided. Not mad at that. With the amount of foot traffic in the area. service friendly. A little nook here and there if you want to sit and read a book. Do it. Explore books. SYOY!

Came here with a friend and loved my experience! Such a hidden gem. The workers were very…read morepersonable,they had great selections and both indoor/outdoor seating. Would love to come back again - especially when the weather gets nicer here!

TLDR: One of the best pit stops in the area and 100% worth your time…read more Wine: - Really good selection of whites, reds, and everything in between. - They also have a beer (1) and an aperitif if thats not your thing. - They actually pour a good portion of wine. Unlike most places you feel like you're getting your max value per dollar. Vibes: - Staff is super super super welcoming, warm, and friendly. - It can get a little loud, but it's just reflects how happy people are to be there. - While it looks like there not a lot of seats, there are. It's just not reflected very well in the pictures. What can be better? I'm sure they have their reasons but - the hours. It would be great if they were open until 11 on the weekends.

I love the vibe of this place. This is a great place for the wine nerd that I am. Great selection…read moreof interesting wines curated with care. And if you don't know wine well they'll let you sip before you buy a glass if they have it open. Al is a friendly guy that knows wine and was fun to talk to.

My family and I visited Vino at the Landing for a quick weekday dinner. The space was clean and…read morecozy. It had a warm vibe that was perfect for us. We had reservations, so seating was simple enough with us choosing to do inside seating. We had a mix of food; my husband had the meatballs, I had the snorganof, and our daughter had the artichoke dip. We all enjoyed our food, but out of everything I would say the steak snorganof was the big winner.

I'll preface this by saying I was with a group of about 30 people so didn't get to really sample…read morethe menu. We had complementary wine, two salads, and two pastas to choose from. As for the wine, whatever house savignon blanc they offered us was delicious. The salads were good. The pastas less so. One was a spaghetti with meatballs. The balls were good, the spaghetti was mush. The other was chicken Alfredo which tasted like a frozen meal. We also had two cakes to choose from for dessert but I didn't have any. The staff was nice and I understand it's hard to manage such a big group but they tried hard.

I was staying in Portland and was looking to taste some local wine, this place did not disappoint!…read moreIt's located in an industrial complex toward the back. Even though it's not on a beautiful vineyard, the place was nicely decorated and welcoming! The service was beyond excellent. All of the staff was friendly and chatty. Even people who worked in the wine processing room came out to chat with patrons! The wine flight was so good! I enjoyed every wine. I loved that the flight fee is waved if you purchase a bottle too. The cheese plate was a mix of cheese, fruits, and crackers. These pairs perfectly with the wines! A great experience!

Came back again with another group of friends! Love the little hidden gem that's kinda hidden in…read morethe industrial/business offices, plenty of parking and quiet! Popped by on a Wednesday afternoon for a few glasses of vino. I've tried both their signature red and mix flight over the past months, loved it everytime. My friend got the red flight and I went for their mix flight. But I noticed they have raised their price from $10 (Mix flight) and $15 (Red flight) by $5 to $15 and $20 respectively now. Also, a little -0.5 star because for some reasons, all our drinks have sediments/cork particles in our red wines (see picture). It's not in a particular red wine, but pretty much all glasses of red wine...... that kinda ruined the experience a little when the cork crumbles get in your mouth. The service is pretty great on this slow day since we were the only table here. They brought us water and refilled it for us timely as well without having us to flag them down for it. All in all, still was a pleasant experience with a little bummer with the cork crumbles in our wines.

I love this place!! If you love everything French get here stat but the wine is really where it's…read moreat. When you get the tasting they even bring out the map of France to show you what region the grapes were grown. Charcuterie was good too but wine is the star!!! Service is phenomenal there is also a nice little side patio for summer Seattle days. It's in a strange location between white center and South Park but with the discovery!!

My friends brought me here during my visit to the area. We tried their Feb tasting flight. Their…read moretasting wines change every month. Ioana was our tasting host. She was fantastic, knowledgeable, attentive, pleasant, and fun. You can sit where ever you like. Great, chill atmosphere and vibe. We also order some snacks: a charcuterie board and a ham/cheese panini. Both were delicious. I learned about French wines. It was a nice change from my Napa visits. I think they also said they like to bring in wines from women wine makers. Such a great place!

The second Saturday of every month Nota Bene offers a $5.00 tasting at their winery in South Park,…read moreyes you read right South Park. Who knew people were producing wine in South Park, I didn't until a few months ago. This past Saturday being the second Saturday of the month I decided to grab a friend and head down to South Park to taste their wines. It's in an industrial warehouse so don't expect a cute cozy tasting room but expect to taste next to the equipment and barrels which is always cool. For my $5.00 this past Saturday I was able to taste eight of their wines. I enjoyed three of them the other five were just OK but none made me go OMG this is good. The '05 Syrah, '04 Kestrel and '05 Conner Lee were my favorites that day, each of them different but with a big berry taste, I must have been in the mood for berries Saturday. As we all know everyone's palette is different so you may go and enjoy all eight. Tim the winemaker and Carol his wife were on site to answer any questions you had about their wines, Washington vineyards, or other wineries in the area. They've been making wine for distribution since 2001, prior to that they were what one would consider to be home wine makers. If it's a second Saturday and you're down in South Park check out Nota Bene cellars you might learn something new about wine. The one odd thing to me was before you could taste you had to fork over your $5.00, I know I have to pay but it was a little cold to be forced to pay before having a chance to pretty much look at the wines. Oh and if you decide to buy a bottle like most other vineyards your $5.00 tasting fee will go towards your purchase, I didn't buy anything here.

I tasted here on July 10, 2010 [Second Saturday]…read more Tasting Fee = $5 9 wines [all reds] were offered at this tasting: - 2007 Una Notte [$32] Grenache is prominent on the nose, Spicy, floral, fruity with a kick. - 2007 Mourvedre [$30] A dark, deep wine, Wonderful mouth feel, Well integrated tannins - 2006 Syrah [$30] A luscious wine Grenache is apparent on the finish, which is very clean - 2007 Syrah There's a pinch of viognier Hints of herbal spices Another dark, complex wine - 2007 Abbinare [$27] Merlot-dominant, Soft and supple Smells of cigar box Silky tannins - 2007 Conner Lee Vineyard [$32] Cabernet Sauvignon-dominant I detected blackberries, pencil lead, vanilla Dark pepper on the finish [from the addition of Cab Franc] - 2004 Kestrel View Estates Vineyard [$27] Wonderful nose Dry on the mid-palate Perfect tannins - 2006 Miscela [$27] Cab Franc/ Cab Sauv blend A broad middle palate Cedar, cassis & black cherries A little tight on the finish - best after 2015 - 2006 Ciel du Cheval Vineyard [$35] A profound wine Focused & balanced Oaky, plus esspresso & blackberries soft, mature tannins Will improve with cellaring, but delicious now In a word, Tim Narby rocks...

Really great southern food! I was by the airport and rarely ever come this direction but heard…read moreabout Jude's from a friend and decided to drop by. We walked in around 5pm on a Sunday night and was greeted by a very friendly waiter who offered us a few choices to sit. We ordered the gumbo, the grits plate w blackened catfish, and an eggplant dip appetizer. I'm from the south and didn't know seattle had southern food like this! The ambience was great and food absolutely delicious. Would definitely come again!

Great Cajun food with serious New Orleans vibes…read more Jude's is a great little Cajun spot that really delivers on the food. My wife had the po' boy, and it compared surprisingly well to a true New Orleans-style sandwich--definitely one of the highlights of the meal. Everything we tried was flavorful and well prepared. The ambiance is very Seattle, in the best possible way: casual, eclectic, and perfectly suited to its Rainier Beach Old Town location. The neighborhood can feel a little sketchy, but honestly, that's part of the setting and fits the vibe of the place, so I wouldn't hold that against Jude's. Service was good overall, although it was a little slow considering how small the restaurant is. Still, the food and atmosphere more than made up for it. Definitely worth checking out if you're looking for some solid Cajun food with a distinctly Seattle personality.