I have been wanting to try this place for a while. I got the iced Cardi B (a latte with house-made…read morecardamom brown sugar syrup with espresso and almond milk) and my fiance an iced mocha. The first sip of the Cardi B, my eyes rolled back, and I nodded to how good it was. It's not too sweet (I ordered all of this online on their website for pick up and was not able to ask for it half sweet, but glad they didn't over-sweeten it). The cardamom flavor is prominent, so if you don't like that flavor, I'd choose something else. I also ordered some breakfast items. I got the Lil' Verda, which is a breakfast burrito on a flour tortilla with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, avocado, and salsa verde ( I also added sausage to it). It's pretty tasty! It's a big burrito for being on a medium flour tortilla. I got the fiancé a breakfast sandwich on a brioche bun (you can choose what bread you want; they even have gluten-free) that came with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, and I added bacon for him (adding a meat was only $2, which is reasonable). As I said, I pre-ordered everything on their online ordering system. My order was ready when I got there as promised. The staff member who helped me was super nice and pointed out where the hot sauce (Tapatio) and straws were. They do have separate windows for ordering and pickup. If you order online, just head to the pick-up window. It is a little spendy (breakfast sandwich w/ added meat $10.75, burrito w/ added sausage $12.75, and two espresso drinks at roughly $8 and some change), however, everything is going up in price (Gas is up to $5.09 +), so take that as you will. Overall, it's a cute little spot nestled in a neighborhood. There is street parking, but it's in an area that isn't too hard to find parking, as it is further away from the very busy spots of West Seattle. I'd come back, perhaps take the fiancée there so we can enjoy it fresh.

I really wanted to like this spot, but it was 50/50 for me. The weekend special Reuben croissant…read morewas fantastic but the breakfast burrito was not great. Also, the menu on the wall is not super helpful because there are no prices listed for the base breakfast sandwich or prices for additional fillings or toppings. So if you don't ask for prices or look online (there's a QR code on the menu, I apparently skipped over this when ordering), you might end up spending a good chunk of change for your breakfast sandwich. It's around $8.75 for the base (bread, eggs, cheese) + $2ish per filling/meat + $1-3 per topping + Sauces are $0.50 Reuben croissant: asked for this warmed and the outside of the croissant was flaky and delicious, meat was yum, sauerkraut added a nice texture and acidity, and there was a sauce in there was was tasty too! Really enjoyed this one Super burrito: comes with eggs, bacon, cheese, black beans, sour cream, avocado, and salsa. It was tough to find the bacon or taste it because it was cut in small pieces. The black beans were sweet and they overpowered the whole thing with sweetness. The arugula didn't add much and was kind of annoying because it was clumped in one bite and hard to chew through. The size was great, but that's about it unfortunately.

I was excited to see that Zeitgeist in Georgetown had added more vegetarian and vegan soup options,…read moreso I ordered a soup and a small cheese sandwich. When I got back to the office, I discovered that the sandwich contained shredded chicken. As a vegetarian, this was very disappointing and off-putting. I'm sharing this feedback simply so the team can address the quality control issue. The staff is always friendly, the menu offers many great options, and as someone who works in the area, it has been a reliable go-to spot for lunch.

I was sad when Lect's Soup closed down a few years ago as it was one of my quick lunch spots in the…read morearea. Luckily, Zeitgeist coffee moved in to keep the place going. They still have the same soup chef i am told and still have the rotating daily soup menu! I am actually a huge fan of their harvest vegetable soup and pressed Cuban sandwich. Still plenty of street parking for a quick stop for lunch when you are in the Georgetown neighborhood!

We came into this pie shop right after dinner nearby to grab some desserts to go for home. Heard…read moregreat things about it and so glad we came in. Their key lime pie was absolutely mouth watering. It was full of flavors and still light and creamy. That's my favorite. We also got their strawberry and coconut cheesecake and the blueberry pie. My friends like what they got too. The two gentlemen behind the counter were so patient with our group. Thank you for waiting for us to make up our minds.

The pies are great. I tried the strawberry rhubarb mini pie, a slice of key lime pie, and took home…read morea chicken pot pie. The rhubarb was a bit tart for me though, so I probably won't get it again if I ever go back. Key Lime was average. Their chicken pot pie was good. Unfortunately, the service was a bit odd, which seems to be a recurring theme in other reviews. While checking out, I asked why there was an extra $2 charge on the chicken pot pie. The cashier told me it was because the strawberry rhubarb pie had been warmed in their oven and that baked pies incur an additional $2 charge. The explanation didn't make much sense, but it was my first visit, so I assumed there was some policy I didn't understand. When I got home and looked at the menu, I realized the $2 charge had actually been applied to the chicken pot pie. From what I can tell, they charge an extra fee if they bake one of the refrigerated pot pies for you. Mine was frozen, came with at-home baking instructions, and was never baked in-store. I sent an email to the address listed on the receipt to let them know they might be charging customers incorrectly, but never received a response. The food was good, but the whole situation was strange.

if you've been coming here for a year or more, you can tell that good luck bread is gaining serious…read moretraction (as it should!) because the lines are longer than months or even a year ago. their instagram presence is helpful because on the off weekend when they're headed out of town, they'll post that. but i digress... i've tried their sandwiches, their bread (walnut levain is my preferred loaf) and their frozen pizzas. i especially like stocking up for rainy, cold friday fall evenings when i'm t just makes it so much easier to manage life after a long work week and all i have to do is crack a beverage, heat up the oven and begin decompressing while the pizza comes to life. in a normal month, i'd say i'm at the good luck bake sale twice. no regrets! lovely people who prepare tasty food for those of us in the know; you should consider joining the club!

This is a love at first sight situation! I've seen Good Luck Bread on IG, but hadn't had the…read moreopportunity to visit or sample. Well ... I've been missing out! My favorites so far are the chocolate chip cookie and the Pesto Turkey Kale sandwich on sesame focaccia! The sandwich was so flavorful and I love the marinated kale. I cannot wait to visit again to get more cookies, another sandwich and try one of the frozen pizzas! Thank you Marie B for the intro and including this in our Saturday jaunt!

Went here for a little Sunday night treat and it was a good experience. They're connected to a…read morecoffee shop, which is convenient . The young man that helped was so patient and sweet. They had pretty cool souvenir goodies for sale. We had ordered the cookie sundae & a caramel macchiato shake. I enjoyed my shake as it had bits of chocolate. A small shake I believe was $8.25 & my boyfriend's cookie sundae about $9. It is on the pricey side for the size portion you get but understandably it is across the street from the beach.

We were so happy to see this place so close to the beach. The location is super cute and close to…read moreall the action on Alki. Options were great. They give free samples which really helped since we weren't familiar with all the flavors they had. Service was just OK. I imagine they had a busy day and probably was close to closing time. They have plenty of tables to sit and meet up with friends. Everything was very clean and organized. Their small scoop was the perfect amount of ice cream. We will definitely be going back when in the area.

For a while I thought Sea Wolf made the best sourdough in the region, but thanks to an unexpected…read morevisit to Grand Central's main bakery and (also unexpectedly) was gifted a complimentary loaf of their AMAZING sourdough. All courtesy of one of their stellar employees who I saw while parked in their lot! He informed me that, unlike Sea Wolf, they sell ONLY to restaurants, but he gave me a free sample of GCB's sourdough which my family and I demolished within just a couple of days at home! I am now sold on their bread and will think twice before returning to Sea Wolf. What amazing and generous customer service, truly. Now I just need to go to restaurants they supply bread to!

Great food! Bought a loaf to go and it was delicious. I got a biscuit with egg and it was good…read more Coffee was decent. Nice spot for brunch/breakfast and not too crowded. Plenty of seating.

Honestly such a staple Filipino bakery, I remember going here so many times when I was a lil kid…read moreand it brings back so much memories when I come down here. The ambiance is the same as always just some good old bakery place and the selections of everything I mean you can never go wrong with any of them so the food is really good in my opinion, I always look for their "taho" since it's such a classic dessert as a kid and I mean the service is pretty quick too, just them them what you want and boom ur ready to pay for everything.

While heading out to Lake View Cemetery my friend wanted to stop by this little mom & pop bakery…read morecalled - Despi Delite Bakery. What can I say about Despi Delite Bakery? Nice little bakery featuring some traditional Filipino baked goods, as well as traditional Americanized baked goods, & beautifully decorated cakes. So what kine bakery grindz did we pick up? We picked two boxes of Siopao, one filled with chicken, and the other filled with pork. What is a "Siopao"? It's basically the Filipino version of a manapua. Only difference is the filling also has like an egg yolk mixture, mixed with the meats. Very tasty, not too much different from da local style Chinese manapua. We also picked up some rolls, chocolate glazed donuts, and a (custard) Leche Flan. Service here was on point, as the single clerk managing the ordering counter was friendly and efficient. There was quite a bit of foot traffic in this bakery, so it was nice to see a small neighborhood bakery doing well. The next time I'm in Seattle again (if I'm in the neighborhood), garans I'll stop by Despi Delite Bakery to try more of their bakery selections.

One of my new favorite places to study/work in Seattle! There is a ton of indoor and outdoor…read moreseating. The outside seating was a little warm for me, but there is AC inside. The WiFi is fast. The only downside is there aren't many power outlets. The drip coffee was great. You can get it in a mug and refill it for I believe $0.80. Super convenient for those spending some time in the cafe, like me! I also really enjoyed the egg and cheese sandwich I got. I like that the bread is foccacia - I feel like this is unique for a breakfast sandwich. The space itself is very tidy. You bus your own table, but someone also comes by regularly to clean the tables. There is also a clean bathroom. Street parking only, so you might have to park a little further during busy hours. There are sooo many pastries that I want to try, so I will be back!

Aw unfortunately, after all the planning coming to this location, we didn't have the best…read moreexperience :( It was supposed to be a nice one because we were celebrating. Parking wasn't that easy but we made it 10 minutes later. Car was extremely hot after coming back. Look at the right side when coming inside Menu is there. Some thing would be gone by mid-day. Coffe was good as well as the quinoa salad and the pizza round. The best was the mushroom sandwich. The down side was the breakfast sandwich. OMG, what's in it?? It's a mix of something like egg cause it is orange in a square shape. I guess is that "liquid egg" mix. Which most of the times isn't egg. Had some poppy seeds? And then realized: could it be the vegeterian version? Why calling it egg then?? The smell was the opposite of appetizing. I ordered them for children and they had some flakes. Not a big deal this, but I wouldn't recommend something that simple on paper, but not in plate. 3 small tables downstairs in the middle of the hall. Seating is extended upstairs. Cool inside. Very warm outside during summer. Water stations on both stories. Staff was OK. They won't answer back even when only waiting for a sandwich to come out of the oven. This was hilarious. Not even at Starbucks. The big "but" for my party is going with kids. Having to take them down and upstairs everytime when ordering or picking up stuff. Because, let me tell you, there is a lack of empathy at this place. You'll have to sort it out with a baby and toddler on one hand, and tray, cups, utensils, second tray, coffee, salad, and miscellaneous on the other hand. Yes...you read right. And bringing all upstairs on as many rounds as you can. While baristas (3 baristas to make coffee and warm sandwiches) were chatting. The bright side: 2 were preparing food for next day :) Fortunately, another patron came to the rescue. She was chatting with their party and was a great samaritan for standing up, helping with the door, and bringing one of the trays. Tip: let water run a bit in yhe restroom. I got burned. I guess it was a bit stalled and sun didn't help :( Price and tip are not cheap! Would I come back? Definitely no!