What a cute find! I was in need of a good morning coffee and stumbled upon Issaquah Coffee…read moreCompany--so glad I did. This place has such a cozy, welcoming vibe with plenty of seating to sit back and actually enjoy your drink (bonus points for offering real "for here" cups!). Their selection is impressive--everything from classic coffee drinks to a variety of pastries, plus even beer and other beverages if you're stopping by later in the day. I had a savory biscuit with cheese and herbs that was great and the perfect pairing with my cortado. There were tons of other tempting options too, from pastries to bagels and more. Overall, just a really nice spot with great offerings and a relaxed atmosphere. Such a great find--I'll definitely be back!

Cute cafe closeby the hike we did. Line was out the door,…read moreand didn't move quickly.. meaning it was cold out there, brrr. Selection of treats is commendable, but missing a few meat-based lunch items I would've tried. I got a chai tea and was talked into cinnamon, but it was a powder he placed on the bottom, so I was choking down the powdery spice with every sip. Not a good drink. I want to give this spot another try because it is very cute, and had Christmas lights up in May. #happyholidays

5 star - Presentation, Clean, Service, Taste, Value…read more Located in a town center with easy parking. We arrived about an hour after opening (9am on a Sunday) and there was no line--only two people ahead of us. The donuts were very fresh and generously filled, with rotating flavors. We ordered one of each: Honeycomb, Vanilla Bean, Azuki Mascarpone, Pandan Coconut, Butter Pecan, and Strawberry Crunch. Our favorites were the Pandan Coconut and Butter Pecan. The only one we didn't enjoy was the Strawberry Crunch--it was overly sweet and had a slightly synthetic taste. Overall, we prefer this spot over FlourBox (long lines and always sell-outs) and General Porpoise (not fresh and less filled).

Lovely brioche donuts and lovely staff! I like that they switch flavors every week, so you can keep…read moretrying new flavors rather than the same ones. They have savory options too, which is nice. I tried Lemon Curd, London Fog, and Everything Bagel last week and my favorite was Everything Bagel because it was less sweet and such a unique flavor, but Lemon Curd was a close runner-up. I'd definitely visit again to try more flavors!

really clean, I noticed that the clean a lot and they have so many different flavors and they taste…read moreso good

Krispy Kreme, while a chain, is a donut staple. They are reliably fresh, with light and fluffy…read moredough that melts in your mouth and with simple, delicious glaze or icing. The Issaquah location has friendly staff and gotta love a drive-through for these yummy morsels. The inside is also a basic yet nice place to sit and enjoy your treat. On National Donut day, the line was out the door but the staff was smiling and patient with each customer. Loved the rainbow decorations celebrating Pride month

Really friendly baristas and tea was very fresh. they gave great recommendations and made us feel…read moreat home in the tidy cafe!

Bobae Coffee & Tea is a popular spot for boba, treats and all things sweet in the Seattle area…read more Like its Kirkland location, this Issaquah one offers all the yummy favorites and their seasonal donuts, which are a must when they're available. Located in a small business strip in Issaquah across from the Gilman Village, parking is easy to find in the lot, but it can be limited with the space and other businesses around. Inside, the shop is very cute, with pastel decore, velvet seats and tables, and plenty of places for photo ops. I ordered the ube matcha latte and the seasonal pandan donut, which were both good. I love ube, so was glad to know that they make their own ube flavoring here, which was the best part of the drink. I also liked the pandan donut, but it was very sweet and rich. The menu offers a lot to choose from, with different drinks and treats, including those you can see in the case, such as the ube cookie, ube basque cheesecake, etc. Glad to know Bobae has another spot on the Eastside, making it easy for me to get to.

Delicious beverages and food, fast workers with great spirit def recommend will be back.read more

Very nice sandwiches and prepared pastries. I've never seen a Reuben croissant before.read more

My parents and I stopped here for lunch yesterday, and found the place a little empty. However,…read moreafter we placed our orders, the space gradually filled with customers which gave us some comfort. The service here was quick, the ambiance casual, and the food is very satisfying! The roast duck was very tender, and the rice and bok choy well cooked and seasoned. The Singapore noodles had a stronger curry flavor than I was used to, and was good. The true surprise was the salted fish chicken with eggplant. I've never had a dish like this before, and the fish smell was a little pungent. However, the taste wasn't fishy at all and had a great umami flavor. The eggplant was also tender and cooked beautifully. This is the type of food that is very comforting and makes me want to eat more even though I'm full! I wish the portions were bigger considering its price point. Of the three dishes, I can only find myself justifying the eggplant to be worth its price because it is so unique. The Singapore noodles and roast duck I believe I can find for a better value elsewhere. Though I won't be a regular customer, this was a nice find with good food!

I read some positive feedback about Famous Kitchen in the past. While I was in Issaquah, I decided…read moreto dine there. The place looked new-ish in a small plaza; several other restaurants are within sight. I yelp-checked every single one of them. All of them hover at about 3.5 stars, plus/minus some. Hmmm. Anyway, I kept the original plans and entered. They have a Chinese BBQ area that was being cleaned for the night, which makes sense. It was nearly 7pm on a Sunday. The menu had mostly ordinary Cantonese varieties with several less common ingredients like fermented bean curd, salted fish, and bitter melon. Always a good sign. When I fished recommendations from the server requesting good 'uncommon' dishes (and I spoke in Cantonese), he still pointed to the 'normal' dish. Fine, I stayed along those lines, too. The food is alright. The prices are at Eastside level. This place is worthy if you don't want to drive out of Issaquah (to Bellevue or CID). If I wasn't in Issaquah, I would not purposely drive here. The Food: Curry Beef Brisket Rice 咖喱牛腩饭, $17.99 - 3.5 Stars Tender-enough beef brisket and daikon cover a massive amount of rice. The curry is thick and pooled just right. The flavor of the curry met expectations. I wish Chinese restaurants understand it is okay to give an appropriate amount of rice instead of a massive amount to avoid waste. House Special Fried Noodle 招牌炒面/粉, $20.99 - 3.5 Stars This noodle dish surprised me that it is closer to 'soy sauce king chow mein' 豉油皇炒麵 that happens to have additional ingredients. Few restaurants serve it this way. Not a good or bad thing per se. The ingredients tend to heavily absorb the soy sauce, and the flavor profile becomes a bit too uniform. On the contrary, some may find this method more flavorful. Salt &Pepper Chicken Wings 脆皮炸鸡翅, $18.99 - 4 Stars These wings ended up being my favorite dish. They have an excellent crispy on the outside, juicy inside. Good flavor, too. They are closer to 3.5 Stars. Nothing in the overall experience stood out to round up the overall rating.

Updating my review. Came in for dinner while in town. Greeted shortly after I walked in. Order was…read moretaken fast, and the servers brought the items over quickly, too. $3 for a can of soda still. Food was excellent. Had the chicken xiao long bao, shrimp and zucchini dumplings, chicken steamed dumplings, beef dumplings and kale salad with sesame dressing. Place has been remodeled since I was last here; looks good. Very clean. Restroom was also clean.

TL;DR: Kid got severe food poisoning, will never come back…read more We had lunch here today after our Costco trip. Our toddler developed severe food poisoning symptoms: By 8 PM he had diarrhea, followed by severe vomiting at 10:30 PM. We have been frequent customers, but after this experience, we will never go back. Management needs to investigate their food safety protocols immediately. Here are the items my son ate: Pork & Crab Xiao Long Bao, Pork & Shrimp dumplings and Shrimp & Zucchini dumplings. Another note: I had the Spicy (Ma La) Noodles today and immediately returned it as the soup just tasted like soap water. Not sure what's going on there.

This location is a bit hidden. We saw their sign for the World's Best Hot Chocolate by Top Pot…read moredoughnuts and became intrigued. Im happy that they are open on Mondays. The hot chocolate was really good and only $2 a cup. They let us try a variety of chocolate samples and gave us some information about the history and business connection to South America. I ended up buying a few bags. The mango papaya chocolate was amazing in the store, but tasted a bit off when I brought a bag home. The customer service and chocolate samples onsite were great. I would visit again if back inthe area.

Not interested in almond instead of walnuts, fruit? All the extenders so a chocolate lover who…read morewould pay the worth for the one pound bars. I would like knowing all that has changed in resources? Farming, is the chocolate continuing to be made in Switzerland by the most valued chocolatiers? Thank you.