My workplace brought in a smorgasbord of bagels from this location to partake in, and coworkers…read moreactually really love this place too so I was looking forward to try some of the stuff here! I'm actually not a bagel guy, nor do I ever think about them when it comes to grabbing a quick bite somewhere but this was a perfect opportunity to try it again. There was an assortment of bagels, and I got half of an everything bagel and - the one that several of my coworkers highly recommended - the rosemary bagel. Both go well with cream cheese. - The everything bagel was pretty standard; I could taste the garlic and sesame seeds throughout. Garlic was quite powerful on this one though, and I almost thought of garlic bread until I remembered bagels are harder to chew on. - My favorite was the rosemary bagel, just like my coworkers. I could taste the herbs clearly on this one; it was aromatic yet a little bitter. It was balanced with the saltiness already present on the bagel. Since I didn't go to their physical location - which looks like quite a walk from Georgetown - I have yet to see the inside of this place. Having some of their bagels makes me wanna go check it out someday!

I popped in this weekend (on the recommendation of a FB group) since I was going to be in the…read moreneighborhood. Bring your parallel parking skills! I just ordered a half dozen of bagels this time but would like to sit a bit next time. Cute place in the neighborhood. Everything Bagel was kind of on the darker side and I was worried it might be whole wheat or something.... Just baked a bit darker than my preference. Got them home and they were crusty with a good chew. Will be back again next time I'm in Georgetown or Beacon Hill.

Truly love this Japanese Store! It's a hidden gem located in George Town. They have all sorts of…read moreauthentic Japanese dishes! You can also find a hot lunch with many different types of dishes. The staff are always helpful, kind, and friendly! It's a great place to pick up lunch or dinner. It is also very reasonable! You will not be disappointed!

Stopped by for the first time during their Midwinter Aloha event with other vendors and really…read moreloved it. The food selection and service was great--fresh, hot, and reasonably priced. If you're from Hawaii and familiar with Japanese markets, this will definitely feel like a go-to spot for ready-to-eat food, plus small grocery and beauty items. We tried the inari, ahi, ika, and chicken karaage, everything was very tasty and fresh. The quality really stood out. Wish we lived closer because we'd come here often. Prices felt fair for a mini-mart style establishment.

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!!! :-)

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

Came across Harried & Hungry while in Seattle and really glad we did. We try to support small local…read morebusinesses whenever we can, and this one felt like a great find. I ordered the breakfast sandwich and it hit the spot. The vibe is laid back, service was friendly, and it didn't feel overly fancy in a way that makes it lose its charm. Just a solid, local spot you feel good spending your money at. Would definitely come back.

We grabbed take out for a quick lunch during the work week. We tried a few of their wraps and…read moreOlympic chicken sand which. The wrap was way better than their sandwich to be honest. The Olympic sandwich had way too many onions on it and was a little greasy for my liking. Maybe it was my fault for not reading the description prior to ordering. Will want to give this place another try and order another wrap and maybe a salad in the future. Located in Georgetown so it's pretty close to our office, will be back soon!

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 :(

The service was most excellent. Both of our meals were fantastic and absolutely would order them…read moreagain. Lovely hard wooden floors & cool decor on the walls.

i really wanted to love this place, a vietnamese fusion restaurant but honestly the food just…read moredidn't hit for me. the natang dip was probably the highlight, pretty solid... but everything else kind of fell flat. the udon was okay tasted like the natang dip with some udon noodles. nothing memorable, and the pho was just... not good. the bo kho tacos sounded so promising, but the "consommé" which would be the bo kho broth ended up tasting like slightly dressed-up tomato soup-ish beef broth. Even the salad was off, which surprised me. The nuoc mam was really bland and didn't bring anything together. It had lettuce and a lot of deep fried egg noodles and a lot of random other things that didn't go well together. that said, the space is super cute and aesthetically pleasing, and the owners were genuinely kind and helpful. they went out of their way to help our party of 10 pick dishes they thought we'd enjoy, which i really appreciated. i just left feeling ngán and pretty unsatisfied, which sucks because i had high hopes coming in. i feel bad saying this, but it honestly felt like a waste of money. i hope it was just an off day.

A great, somewhat hidden gem tucked in the insudtrial area of South Park. I came here with a few…read morefriends after a 10 mile run so I was super hungry. This place does get BUSY. I got here at 11 and there was a line if 10 people with every table full. The line doe move quick, but be prepared to eat outside (or take it to go) during peak times. I got the smashwich and fruity pebbles rice krispy. We also got the matcha shokupan donut to share. Everything was excellent. The house made sausage patty on the smashwich complemented the whole sandwich well; it was crispy, fatty with amazing flavor. Pro tip if you have the passport app you can save 20% off! Only downside - I think their space is somewhat awkward for seating and overall flow. However they are doing what they can with what they have so it's not a knock on them per se, just putting it out there that the flow is a little off especially when busy.

Breakfast sandwich was the perfect balance of spice and texture (with the perfect runny yolk and…read morecrunch from the hash brown). The biscuit was good but I wish they gave you the option to warm it up. The rice krispie s'mores was not too sweet and the density was just right. I wish they did smaller sizes so you could try the different flavors or a smaller option. The brown butter bourbon latte had just the right amount of carmely, richness to it. I wish the service was more consistent. The first cashier seemed upset and wasn't very friendly. The second when I ordered coffee was much more pleasant.

Seattle Seafood Center was such a great find--one of those unexpected gems you stumble upon while…read morelooking for parking for a nearby restaurant. What immediately caught our attention (for obvious reasons) was the bold sign: LIVE KING CRAB. We walked in and were instantly impressed. Large water tanks filled with live Dungeness crab and live king crab, crystal-clear water, and absolutely no fishy smell--always an excellent sign. The space feels more like a clean, well-run warehouse set up for both wholesale and retail, not a typical seafood market. A gentleman working there quickly came over and started chatting with us about crab. Super knowledgeable and friendly. They offer a wide selection: live, fresh, and frozen crab, Japanese scallops, fish, and a variety of shellfish. We considered the live king crab, but it was honestly too big for the two of us to handle in a hotel kitchen--and definitely would've been a splurge. So, plan B: I called my sister-in-law to see if she'd like some frozen king crab legs. She said yes immediately. The gentleman showed us the frozen options, and the king crab legs were long, meaty, and impressive--similar in size to what Costco carries, but priced better. We ended up negotiating a great deal and purchased a box of their Party Pack King Jumbo Crab Legs for her. Later that evening, she surprised her daughter with a king crab birthday dinner, and they reported the legs were super meaty and absolutely delicious. Safe to say, we'll definitely keep Seattle Seafood Center in mind for future seafood splurges. If you love high-quality seafood and especially crab, this place is worth a stop--even if it's an unplanned one.

I love this place. For seafood I go here. Salmon(smoked and fresh frozen), halibut, scallops and…read morecrab, I go here. They can't be beat. And always helpful.