The freshest ingredients money can buy. The ceviche variety is out of this world. Service is…read moreexcellent, Marcos Arellano knows what he is doing, he has a touch of excellence in preparation, flavor, color and texture. In my opinion the best cevicheria in Seattle, hands down. I have been there three times and I highly recommend it. Go visit him and order from a wide variety of ceviches that include salmon, halibut, shrimp and tuna. The place is inviting simple, and clean, can't go wrong!!!! 5 stars!!!!!

I love ceviche and this was wonderful - fresh and perfect blend of acid, salt and seasonings. I…read moretasted it at an event where the owner was sharing his story and will definitely make a point to visit their locations!

I just had my first Secret Sausage Seattle Dog and it's hands above any others I've tried, and a…read morevery fair price. I especially appreciate exceptional customer service. The owner was genuinely friendly and patient when I dropped my wallet with a huge line behind me. I can't wait to find them the next time I'm in the city

It's no secret- these guys have THE BEST hotdogs in Seattle! Surely Secret Sausage is the epitome…read moreof a sensual symphony of savory delight- If ever there was one in the hotdog world! Several different options with hotdogs and polish sausage- my absolute favorites are the Seattle Dog and the Midnight Sophie. Whichever you choose- don't forget to ask for some of their homemade slaw to top that beautiful dog! I first found Secret Sausage outside the Owl and Thistle in Pioneer Square. Then outside the Clink after a game. It was an elusive Seattle street food treat- and in a lot of ways still is. They've expanded in recent years so sometimes you can find them at Microsoft campuses on occasion too. But I'll let you in on a little secret... they have a deal with the Thunderbird Tavern in Ballard. So if you're craving a Seattle Dog on a random Tuesday at 8:30pm for example... high tail it to the Thunderbird and get you one! Especially on a warm Summer evening: a Seattle dog with extra slaw, a glass of your favorite cold drink and a spot on the back patio - doesn't that sound so good right now?! Another favorite with Secret Sausage is The Firlander Sauce. While I personally am not a big fan of hot sauce, this spicy condiment has been a staple in our family for several years now. I've been told it makes a good gourmet hotdog over-the-top good! Ha! So if you're a hot sauce fan- it's a must try. Locally owned small business with a commitment to quality. Every hotdog I've ever had from them (ahem, and there have been a few over the years,) has been consistently good. Seriously, the best!

We got some vegan paella to enjoy while walking around the farmers market. Before even tasting it,…read moreI was appreciating the vibrant colors it had! The chickpeas and the mushrooms were my favorite party of this paella. It was smoky and flavorful-every bite was a different texture. I would recommend this to anyone!

I visit their stand in the Oly Farmers' Market weekly, sometimes buying the special of the week,…read moreand sometimes not. Admittedly, some of the specials that deviate significantly from their roots in Spain don't appeal to me, and I always pass on those that feature, for example, coconut milk. But I always look forward to those offerings that adhere to more traditional tastes, and I highly recommend them.

One of our first stops on our Seattle trip was Dog In The Park. While this place may look a bit…read moresketchy, it's a well-known brand throughout the city with multiple locations, serving up great dogs! A Seattle dog is a quintessential food item while visiting Seattle. I am happy to say the Dog In The Park Seattle Dog lived up to my expectations. A crispy grilled dog, cream cheese, and plenty of grilled veggies. There are loads of toppings to choose from, too, but the young man serving up the dogs recommended just plain for the first time to really get the classic experience. I think some light mustard and maybe some saurkraut would have been a great addition. Friendly service and good recommendations for a first-timer, though. This location is located not too far from Pike Place and Westlake station. Convenient location. The price is great too! Go enjoy a Dog In The Park!

This is NOT an authentic Seattle dog. Absolutely nowhere else will serve you a Seattle dog with…read morecabbage. When I kindly asked for no cabbage and only onions the guy said "okay" only to turn around and give me a hot dog covered in cabbage. When I went to specify my order he just shoved the POS at me and turned to the next person. Mind you the vegetables are not premixed so he could've easily just thrown onions on the grill.

First time trying a pambazo and I was blown away! I found Recetas De Abuelita at an Event…read moreCelebrating Hispanic Heritage Month at the Armory. There were quite a few stands to choose from but no other stand had anything like it so I knew this was a must try item of the day. It was! This was the ultimate breakfast sandwich. I've learned it's made with pambazo bread that's dipped in a red guajillo pepper sauce and fried. Mine had chorizo and was sooo dang good. Definitely turned some heads eating this sandwich and you'll want to try it for yourself!

The Small food stand next to the Beacon Hill Light Rail turned restaurant!! (New Location: 3007…read moreBeacon Ave S, Seattle, Washington 98108). Congratulations on your grand opening! Recetas de Abuelita & Outsider Pizza is a family-run business located in the heart of Beacon Hill. Upon entering the restaurant, you are immediately greeted by kind hosts :) On the Recetas de Abuelita side, They have an extensive menu from Enchiladas de Mole, Gorditas, Sopes, Tacos and so much more! Or if you're feeling like grabbing some pizza, Outsider Pizza has your traditional pizza flavors (pepperoni, Hawaiian, cheese, margherita), as well as Asada and Al Pastor Pizza! On this visit, I tried the Enchiladas de Mole. This dish is served along with rice and beans, enchiladas are topped off with lettuce, onions and cotija cheese. Very delicious, the mole is a blend of sweet and spicy. Would definitely come back and order the enchiladas again. As well as try the rest of the menu!

I don't know where to write a review for the food stands outside El Centro de la Raza... but they…read moreare all part of the Business Opportunity Center I believe so I am writing it here! I got a delicious huarache there! Come support these businesses, they are out there every day rain or shine with amazing quick food, and the vendors are very friendly!

Honestly my problem now with the food vendors so close to the light rail station its TOO EASY to…read moreget some fast delicious food. I'm not even going to list what my favorite combinations are because I don't want them to run out before I get there. But don't be afraid to try a little spice in your life. Great friendly vendors always greet me with a smile.

I have never visited the shop personally but I know that Pink's Ice Cream is taken over by…read moreMacadon's bakery shop which is owned by Vietnamese and Chinese American business partners. Please visit this web site below for more information. https://macadons.com/products/ice-cream-pint I have tried many ice creams from both US and Canada and I can conclude that Pink's Ice Cream is the best Asian ice cream in North America. All flavors are very tasty.. I'm addicted to Vietnamese coffee, Thai Tea, Durian, Green Tea flavors... You can also find Pink's Ice Cream at Asian Family Market and Uwajimaya Japanese supermarket, Viet Wah Vietnamese supermarket and Macadon's store. Good luck..

Best quality ice cream at the best price! Only $9 to $10 per pint when I tried it at Macadon's in…read moreRenton. The best Ube Ice cream (and I am Filipino!) hands down. Would love to try other flavors too!

Had a spicy pork bratwurst from this stand at Folklife today, it was decent and I liked the onions…read more+ sauerkraut they included. I did think for $16 my bun should have been steamed and not cold out of the bag, but I get that it's a busy festival environment. I didn't understand how fries were also $16 and they don't offer a half portion or a kid's portion as a smaller option. Pretty average for the price and wouldn't rush to get at the next street fair I go to.

terrible hot dog for $9. costco has one infinitely better for $1.50. it was the smallest sausage…read morewith just a store bought bun. no condiments no nothing.