Floanna's Diner is such a cozy little spot, and I've been there a few times now. Their omelettes…read moreare really good--fresh, flavorful, and always cooked just right. The coffee is okay, not the strongest, but still warm and comforting with breakfast. The atmosphere is what really makes this place special. It's warm, inviting, and has that classic diner charm that makes you want to sit back and relax. The staff is friendly, and the service is quick every time I go. Overall, a great local diner with delicious omelettes and a comfortable vibe. I'll definitely keep coming back!

The food here was really good and our server was really great, friendly and very attentive…read more Do yourself a favor and drop in

Lox sandwich was delicious. Morning glory muffin was perfectly moist with just the right level of…read morecrunch on the top. Came for our anniversary breakfast. I've never been before. I highly recommend it. The menu is small but food is good and several interesting coffee/latte choices.

Underwhelming brunch. Service was good but food was decidedly 'meh'…read more Had high hopes for a tasty Valentine's Day brunch and left disappointed. As said the service was fine but the food - hearth roasted mushroom frittata and breakfast burrito - was decidedly bland and under seasoned. Frittata was covered with an excessive mound of arugula. While peppery, it's asking a lot of arugula to carry/cover for a bland unseasoned water bath baked egg concoction with minimal caramelized onions and flavorless mushrooms. Desperately needs some herbs, garlic or strong cheese, some crisp edges... something. A side of chicken apple sausage was just okay. Breakfast burrito was disappointing in its own ways. Tortilla was gelatinously clinging together as if it had been prepared in advance, then reheated, and covered in what was called salsa but was more akin to basic excessively mild tomato enchilada sauce. The carnitas pork was unseasoned and dry. Potatoes were soft and lacking a crisp element that would have helped immensely. The only place salt seemed to show up was in the salted maple latte and in that it was a bit heavy. Likely not stopping back anytime soon.

Late dinner and wanted a warm atmosphere. Lots of folks and some TVs showing various games but the…read moreoverall volume was easy enough for people to hold conversations or talk to staff easily. Love that local breweries have multiple stout options and the "No Doubt Stout" was a solid recommendation: good flavor but had a lightness to both taste and how it hit the stomach. Cod tacos with slaw was tasty and the chipotle aioli and house salsa were both fantastic! Pretzel helped soak up the beer. Lots of parking in the lot and bus access nearby.

I've never had a bad meal here. All their food is great, and I love the ambiance, service is great…read morealso. I do miss the croaq madame.

Hmmmm the coffee was very meh. I tried their nitro cold brew and it was the most acidic ive had…read more Switched it for a (super basic) soy caramel latte and it tasted very mid as well. They were kind to switch it out without charging me though. Felt bad but they were nice! This place has a lotttt of different pastry options so thay was exciting! One odd thing: There seems to be a very large elderly population in here it was kind of awkward for me i felt like i was interrupting something? Haha like at the moment there are 6 super old grannies and grandpas but they arent sitting together theyre separate parties..?

Small neighborhood cafe with various assortment of baked goods from savory to sweet…read more The sitting was plenty and I saw some people studying while enjoying their goodies. The lighting is soft and the cafe had a welcoming atmosphere. I haven't been to a German specific cafe previously, so it was an interesting place to try. The service was very prompt and straight forward. I got jam/butter biscuit and cappuccino with 4 shots of coffee. Both were delicious.

First time here. Got the Raquel breakfast burrito and it was sooo good. As an FYI, their breakfast…read moreburrito has two sizes. What you get is going to be bigger than the size model that they have in front of the register. The chorizo inside the burrito was seasoned perfectly and everything tasted great. The salsa that came with the burrito gave it another layer of flavor; just wish they gave more of it. Be careful as the oil from the burrito will drip onto your clothes if you're not careful (like me ). Plenty of seating inside and there is parking around the back. Would definitely come again to try the other stuff on their menu. No picture because I was too hungry.

Super casual joint. DELICIOUS food. Friendly and quick service. If I lived closer, I'd be here all…read morethe time.

I was happy to have Honey Bear Bakery Cafe for some much-needed breakfast as the start of my book…read morecrawl while in the area, as Honey Bear Bakery Cafe is located in the Lake Forest shopping center, right across from Third Place Books, which is where I was heading to. But first, coffee and breakfast. I ordered the breakfast sandwich, which consists of a croissant, egg, lettuce, tomato, mayo and I added bacon for an extra charge. It was solid, with the roasted/warmed up croissant and was filling. I also liked that they had Victrola coffee, which I ordered a drip of. Strong coffee = no complaints. In addition to their made-to-order food items, like the breakfast sandwich, they also have pastries in the case and a full coffee and tea menu. It's nice to have this cafe in the Lake Forest shopping center with plenty of seats around, next to many other businesses and tons of parking nearby. I dig the convenience of it all.

I've been getting coffee here daily for years and always loved it. I probably spend $400 a month at…read morethis dang place. My brother, who also lives and works in the area, tells me constantly how awful the customer service is there when you order food- to the point where he refuses to go. I'm celiac and can't eat anything over there so I hadn't ever experienced what I did today. Today we're at the bookstore together and I decided we need to make a coffee stop. My brother, Loren, orders a sandwich. He says he needs it to go. Person at the register is pleasant enough. I order a coffee separately and am quickly served. We wait a bit for the sandwich, and we finally go up to the counter after maybe ten minutes and see the same sandwich he ordered sitting in a basket. It has a ticket on it that says "Owen." Easy mistake, really. He says, "Is this maybe Loren's?" And the person behind the counter immediately snaps "it says Owen." Okay. So we wait a few more minutes. We're now 15 minutes out and several people who ordered after us are served. He steps up and say "hey, I ordered a BLTA on sourdough for Loren, I think it may have been put in under Owen, but-" and before he can finish his thought they snap back at him again "it's probably yours because this one hasn't been picked up." At this point he's like, "okay, I ordered mine to go- could I-" and the girl behind the counter slams a box on the counter and says "here's a box." And turns away. I'm annoyed, because while I understand we have inconvenienced you, who is standing here chatting with an off-duty coworker for 30 minutes, we literally did nothing to deserve the attitude. Loren scoops the sandwich out of the basket and puts it into the box and this girl has the nerve to turn around and say "dirty dishes go behind you at the service bar." Oh, so now we have to bus YOUR hand-off bar, too? No sorry, no thank you, not even the offer to box up his food or put away the freaking basket. Is it because Loren is very clearly not white? Or is it because this lady today had a bad day and took it out on someone for interrupting her mid-shift gossip about how the mall security is full of idiots who don't do their job? Go ahead and take a gamble and let me know, because I won't be back.

literally the most incredible food I've ever had!! I am very very picky about my breakfast places…read moreand I have a lot of texture issues, but their omelettes? perfect texture. their pancakes? perfect. their French toast? perfect. their HASHBTOWNS??? perfect. the coffee is some of the best diner coffee I've ever had. the service is incredible everyone is so kind and attentive and it's a very cozy homey place. the outside is run down and that's how you k ow it's gonna be good

Going here for breakfast for years. Food cooked perfectly and tastes great. Service is terrific…read more Good coffee. Reasonable prices. Used to be a bit run down but now has new carpeting. Booths create a good ambiance to talk.

Time to update another Yelp post since my previous visit to Seatango Foods was back on 6/1/21. On…read moremy way to Bothell via Lake City Way to Hwy 522, I was able to snag a parking lot close to Seatango (3/27/26). Walking in, it was nice to see the space reconfigured to allow more kitchen and pastry case space. Plus the interior is a lot more warmer with wall color and vibrant art work which is enhanced by the natural light. This makes for a more pleasant dining area. I was kind of overwhelmed with the immense selection and variety in the wrap around pastry case. I'm glad that the counter person was patient with me as I seriously gave consideration since clearly I can't say - one of each please, lol. I ended up exercising restraint and selected two ham and cheese empanadas with chimichurri and two chocolate covered chocolate alfajores with dulce de leche as takeout. The Homie ate one empanada with chimichurri later that day. I ate mine the next day with the remaining chimichurri. We can both attest that the quality has remained despite the near five year hiatus. The alfajores also was delicious, no surprise there. Next visit, I'm going to inquire further about the assortment of pastries in the front pastry case. There was no individual signage displayed during my visit. Again, glad to see another indie business survive post-pandemic and during these challenging economic times.

At SEATANGOFOODS,The empanadas are to "DIE FOR."…read more Want ARGENTINE style pastries and other OVEN YUMMIES? Go straight to Seatango. You need not go anywhere else. Moons ago, my friend and I drove across one state to hunt for empanadas --- that's how badly we wanted one. Seattle -- you don't have to work that hard. "LOVE" is real close by! WESTERN WA & BEYOND: Go to LAKE CITY for the most SAVORY & SWEET empanadas!! The empanadas are HUGE but most of all, DELICIOUS! Walk in, take in the glorious aromas! Breathe it in. It's pure joy! We eat with our eyes. I was mesmerized by the baked good display. It is a very thoughtful, organized and wonderfully presented food items presentation. So much love goes into making these baked delights! Still, that's not where it ends-- look at my pictures. There are many goodies to choose from. Don't drool too hard. Just get there and order a box of many! This place has an OLD WORLD CHARM. In a small way, I fell in love with the decorations, colors, the smell of warm sugar, the space ... I talked the few customers present. Every person said roughly the same thing, "TRY EVERYTHING. You can't go wrong. It's all amazing. Sweet or savory. No matter." Everything is HAND-MADE. The bakery is small but the space, display, warm and welcoming. I found street parking -- no problem. I was waiting for my dog to get bathed and groomed nearby. Found myself wanting a snack. Just needed a little something to hold me over until a real meal. Had no idea that my beef [there is also chicken, many more flavors] empanada is a MEAL in itself. The man who waits on you knows his products very well even though it takes a few seconds for him to WARM UP to you. Still, he is a wonderful, friendly & hard working man. An amazing shop speaks for itself when you walk in. I'd drive across state lines to eat at SEATANGO! Try it and see how you like it. I suspect, like any place -- going OFF PEAK times will garnish you more attention by the wait staff. Still, don't wait to go. Go to Seatango now ... no regrets! PS -- Please Understand. This is my first time ever giving a WA bakery 5 stars.

Just our 2nd time here for dinner. This one was better than the last. We had the meatloaf, mash…read morepotatoes and onion rings. The sauce was good but a little too sweet. We also shared a key lime pie that was excellent! Service was great. Very friendly wait staff. The restaurant was more crowded than before probably because we had gone at 5:30 instead of 7:30. I like coming here. Music is a little loud, but at least it's good music.

Sad. Bad…read more Don't. I hate giving bad reviews but even the coffee tastes like it doesn't want to be there.

The food is not great; it's pretty bland, unimpressive, and greasy. My partner's dad's coffee had…read moretwo long hairs in it and when we asked for another, the server was pretty rude about it. Ambience is pretty dirty & dusty too.

I've eaten here in the past and it feels like I'm a guest in the owners home. It's this customer…read moreservice that brings a sense of welcome ness to the eating experience. The diner is filled with collectibles from vintage cars, pictures, and nic nacs. It's fun to explore while eating. The breakfast is well seasoned and comparable price wise to the inflation cost of the city. Again, what stands out is really good conversation, hearing family in the kitchen, and seeing pictures on the wall. I love supporting these local gems as they are slowly disappearing in a sea of trendy restaurants that last less than 10 years. This diner had been around for close to or over 30 years. If you're in Lakecity come support.