My pre-flight ritual is stopping by the Wendy's here but I also got to eat some of my partner's mac…read moreand cheese hehe. Food: (4/5) I'm not the biggest fan of mac and cheese in general because it gives me flavor fatigue sooo fast, but this one was really good! I've had Beechers at the famous Pike location many years ago and don't remember it being so delicious. I have no idea what exactly my partner ordered, but it was soo creamy and just the right amount of cheesy. It was so steamy that it stayed hot for a good amount of our flight as well. This is definitely something I would like to start getting more often, especially as a comfort food before something that can be physically taxing like a long flight.

As airport food goes, this isn't too bad. I got a tuna melt (and no, I respectfully did not eat it…read moreon the plane). It was extremely salty and greasy but also kind of in a delicious way. They essentially have premade sandwiches that they toast up when ordered so freshness could be questionable, but it does speed up the wait a little bit. As for the wait, it can take quite a while, but again as airport kiosks go, it seems par for the course during a rush. There's a lot of seating right across from the kiosk but it was completely full when I was there, so I went to my gate to devour my hot and greasy sandwich. If I'm ever in Sea-tac again, I think I'll get the mac and cheese instead.

If you are looking for flavor, I have found it. Now Make Me a Sandwich is packing so much flavor…read moreinto their offerings that you could hang a clock around its neck and make it your hype man. Period. No notes. I've been here a couple of times now, and everything I've had has been memorable, which is not something I say lightly about sandwiches- a category that can betray you! The Ragnar's Club is a stellar concoction of herb roasted chicken breast, bacon, cheese, and apple jalapeño slaw. It's a delicious mess. The kind where things are happening all at once and every single thing is a good idea. Absolutely outstanding. On my most recent visit, I had the Fidel Cashflow, which features some of the most tender, perfectly seasoned pork belly I've had on a sandwich. It's like an Uber Cubano--familiar, comforting, but leveled up with serious execution. Two visits, two excellent sandwiches, which now has me fully convinced that everything on the menu is as good as it looks. I trust them. I would let them choose my sandwich destiny. Service is super friendly. You order at the counter, but you're met with genuine smiles and a helpful, welcoming attitude that makes you feel like you made a very good life choice. Parking isn't the easiest, but you'll figure it out. The space itself is tiny, with just a few tables, so while you can eat there, a lot of people seem to grab it to go--presumably to eat it somewhere quiet and reflect on how good it was. Sandwich shops are a dime a dozen. Really good ones are a special find. This is a really good one. Destination-worthy

The location is nice, parking is easy, spot has decent seating!…read more Flavors:5/5 Price:3/5 Staff: 3/5 Clean:5/5 If you're like me, this was NOT a big enough portion for the price point. I did wonder about the locations sign- reminded me of Valhalla (another sand which spot) FROM A SOURCE* read below: Originating as the beloved 'Now Make Me a Sandwich' food truck we have expanded to multiple locations- including Greenwood (2016) and downtown Mercer Island (2024) delighting customers at festivals, and private events, with our unique and flavorful sandwich creations.

We grabbed some dinner before our flight. Not sure where to go, we stuck with the tried and true…read more After all these years, Skillet's fried chicken sandwich still hits. We also ordered the Cobb salad, which we enjoyed. Generous portions for both. It did take awhile to get our food. Service was friendly

I am shocked to see the 2 1/2 star overall rating here on Yelp. My wife and I were flying to St…read more Louis for a concert, baseball game and misc. sightseeing, and I have had Skillet on my list for some time. Finally we got here and it was tremendous. First and foremost was the friendliness and efficiency of Jessica. She knows here job well, but she is just nice, something too rare these days. I had Chicken and Waffles for the first time ever, and it far surpassed my expectations. The serving of chicken was a thigh piece that was full of flavor and very moist. My wife loved the Taters as the perfect wake-up dish. The accompanying Bloody Mary also had the perfect zest and flavor. Nice job Skillet. I have already recommended it to our daughter who was there today.

I rarely have time to eat at SeaTac, but found this "pub" next to my departure gate (N9) and was…read morepleasantly surprised by the service and the food!! Initially I was FaceTiming with my daughter in England and the server waited until I off the line to approach and take my order. The Apple Pecan Walnut Salad I ordered came quickly and was just outstanding. I grow most of the vegetables I eat, so I'm usually disappointed in salads I order out. Every ingredient in this salad was perfectly fresh and delicious; I'd say it was probably the best salad I've ever eaten in a restaurant. Back to my server (unfortunately I did not get her name), she discovered that the family who had been at the next table left a backpack behind; she immediately starting trying to find them and was very concerned. When I later checked and found that my gate had been changed to S5 (3 train rides away!), she hustled to get my check, a box (& Fork!) for my salad, and wished me well on my race to the other end of the airport. When I finally got home 7 hours later, I enjoyed the rest of that salad--it was still exceptional!

Shared a Southern Fried chicken dish for dinner as we waited for the fast becoming-a-norm routine…read moredelayed flight for SFO. Excellent value and chicken tasted better than fine. Fries were nicely crisp, coleslaw tasted good. Our waitress was exceptionally attentive and kind.

Honestly, had a way better time here than at the Li'l Woody's in Cap Hill. Obviously, the prices…read moreare higher, but the food quality blows em out of the water and for a quick meal at the airport, this one's a solid option, especially if you're flying Alaska. Shoestring fries are ELITE. Super thin, insane light crunch from the batter, and perfect sodium level. Might be the best I've ever had. Onion rings also have an excellent crust, but the batter isn't quite as secured on the actual onions as I'd like. Burgers are solid, tried the Big Woody and Lil Woody. The beef itself was pretty good with nice char marks as well. Vegetables were fresh, lettuce wasn't bitter. My only complaint is that while the bun is nice and fluffy, wasn't toasted. It's exactly what you want when you picture a burger.

It's a convenient location near some of the Alaska Airline gates $ALK if you need some food via sit…read moredown, but it also had busy and popular kiosks for pickup orders. One positive was that the self serve can and bottle beverages even with added tax were slightly less expensive than nearby vending machines. Huge negative was that the kiosk for my single bottle of beverage auto defaulted to add a $3 gratuity, which in my opinion is absurd. I removed the tip, but I can only believe that thousands of guests daily do not notice the greedy additional fees. Saw a person carry a pickup bag onto my flight but I'd double check the receipt details before confirming a payment.

For airport food, this actually wasn't bad. The shrimp spring roll was fresh even though it was…read morepre-made in the refrigerated section. The pork banh mi came hot - the bread was good but wished the pork was a little less salty and the vegetables were more pickled. This place as well as most restaurants here don't accept PP through Chase. There was a sign for specific PP only like BOA, Citi, etc.

Quick sit down service. Better than most options in Terminal N. My go-to spot when I'm here.read more

This restaurant was everything the reviews made it out to be!!!!! I studied the reviews long and…read morehard before visiting and knew exactly what I wanted to try for my breakfast meal. I got the Sodo Breakfast sandwich with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, arugula, tomato and cayenne aioli (not overly spicy) with a side of cheddar grits like many reviews recommended! The grits of course were the star of the show! They came out pipping hot, very creamy with a little bit of chives on top! My husband loved them too and ended up eating half. The sandwich was also very good with the right amount of aioli and tons of fresh arugula. The bread was nice and soft and let's just say there was nothing left on my plate when I was done. I even convinced my husband to join me and order something. He was very skeptical that there was no meat, but thanks to the yelpers I knew exactly what to recommend that would meet his taste (and bonus...I really wanted to try lol). He got the fresh baked, made daily cinnamon roll! That baby came out hot, smelling amazing, and full of cream cheese icing!!! He devoured it and so did I! His vote for best item went to the grits but I tend to lean more toward the cinnamon roll! Service was surprisingly fast so if we had less time this wouldn't have been a terrible option to stop and still make our flight! The servers were also super sweet, one even offered to refill my water bottle since I was heading out. Honestly tempted to go back for lunch.... lol

Nice place for a sit-down meal, but only because of the lack of options nearby. It was good to…read morehave restaurant service and Floret has healthy options, but I don't know if I'd come back. The food is ok but short of being memorable, especially for the price. Service was friendly but they were busy and understaffed. I got the scramble with grits and the whole meal was very under seasoned. Cappuccino was bitter as well.

Anyone looking for something gluten-free in that random terminal in SeaTac that's away from…read moreeverything else. This was the best option that I found, and it actually was really good. The sandwich had a lot on it and it was really filling. They also give you gluten-free chips.

Located way out in "N" Gate, decent option if you want chain Italian food or espresso. No…read moreStarbucks in "N" Gate so this is a decent way to get your fix. I ordered an iced Americano and it was pretty good! I used the self service terminal to place my order and it was ready in a couple minutes. They have some tables to sit and eat at if you want to but it's pretty noisy here.

Not happy with these drinks. Extremely pricey for the small volume and poor taste I drink coffee…read morearound the world, and this one was not good. If I could take back this purchase, I absolutely would. Also, the people working there don't seem to get along.

This is a good option for coffee at midway, an abyss of horrible coffee. The staff are friendly and…read morehelpful, even at 6 am. I will make this my go to coffee spot at midway. Plenty of seats near by to sit and relax or you can walk to Your gate and enjoy it there. The pastries are delicious, too. And they will warm them up for you no isies n

Gourmet deviled eggs between flights at SEA? Yes please! Tucked into a tiny corner at the end of…read morethe C gates, Dish D'Lish has become one of my favorite places to stop for snacks while I'm waiting for departure. They have everything from yogurt to sandwiches, but I live for their deviled eggs. Available in a deluxe six pack, these portable little gems are a fun way to enjoy a high protein treat before boarding. A full box of these keeps my tummy from rumbling even in a cross country flight!

Just for the chocolate s'mores cookie...super rich, chewy, crispy, soft, so good and not too sweet-…read moresurprisingly. There were pieces of walnut, tons of marshmallows, chocolate chunks and toffee bits. Flavors melded well together and the different textures made for a unique bite each time.