This place saved my night. I just had a terrible experience…read moreeating a cold clam chowder bowl down the street and I was starving, looking for a simple, yummy and hot dinner to eat. I almost walked past this place but something told me I should go inside and I am so happy I did! The man behind the counter asked what he could get for me and I responded "something to eat that's hot" I think he almost started saying they had no more hot but a woman shoots behind the counter offering to make me a hot sandwich. It was amazing. It felt like a hug to the soul. It was the Deli Deluxe and this $10 sandwich was infinitely better than a clam chowder bowl I spent almost $60 on. Don't skip this place!

I come here daily for lunch. Janice makes really great sandwiches for a good price. I recommend…read morethe California Club!

Lovely people. You can tell they really care about what they are doing and it shows in the food…read more The tuna sandwich was really lovely and fresh. Lots of nice veggies in there. A gem of a place!

Tower 12 is one of my go to lunch spots when I have to work in Seattle. It's very intimate inside…read moreif you are dining in so don't expect a lot of space, the counters will be your best option, but the tables are tucked away behind the isle. The staff are always very kind and the service is fast. I mostly get the tuna melt but the hot dogs are huge, the other sandwiches I've tried were also good. Be sure to check out their fridge for some gems to add to your next charcuterie board!

Save your money and consider one of the other delis or sandwich shops within a block or two…read more This place has unfortunately become a tale of two different crews. When it first opened, it was staffed by a group of older women who were consistently courteous, welcoming, and friendly. The store itself carries a decent selection of convenience items, although the two nearby markets offer considerably more variety. The deli counter serves Boar's Head meats and cheeses, which is fairly standard for neighborhood delis in the area and doesn't particularly distinguish this shop from its competitors. More recently, a younger crew appears to have taken over the morning and lunch shifts, and the difference in both service and food preparation has been noticeable. Interactions often feel rushed and dismissive, with employees coming across as short or outright rude. The level of hospitality that made this place pleasant when it first opened seems to have disappeared. A significant portion of the current lunch business appears to come from the construction site across the street. It will be interesting to see whether that traffic continues once the project is finished and the construction crews move on. For now, I'd recommend exploring the other deli and sandwich options nearby. There simply isn't enough here--in selection, food quality, or especially customer service--to justify choosing this place over its many nearby alternatives. Hopefully the welcoming atmosphere and hospitality it had when it first opened eventually return.

Love this spot! I went in one morning and it smelled so good inside. Whatever they were cooking…read moremade me so hungry. I grabbed some pantry items and seriously, there's a lot of staple items I was so surprised. They have bags of ice too. I've come back here a handful of times and I'm always greeted. Super nice people (I think a family runs this place).

I have a soft spot for Alaskan Sourdough Bakery. I found them decades ago after moving to Seattle…read more I love sourdough and finding a place that has been making sourdough since 1897 sounds amazing. I will say the exact quality varies a bit from visit to visit. Sometimes the texture (including outer-shell hardness) is perfect. Sometimes that sour yeast taste is so deliciously pungent. Sometimes, not so perfect. The inside has several tables and a good resting place away from sun or rain. Their décor is that old timey Yukon miner vibe that has not changed for all these decades; after all, it is insider Miner's Landing. Service is friendly, especially when they are not overwhelmed. During the latest visit, we bought: - Jalapeno loaf - So, so, so good. We were going to start with just one slice and bring the rest home. Instead, it was so delicious that we ate half a loaf and made ourselves stop to have some later. Highly recommend this one. - For nostalgic purposes, I bought a small roll, too. Now $3, I think I initially found them at $0.75 (so dating myself). I discourage buying this size the most. They are more difficult to prevent hardening quickly. It is really good with butter though, which they do offer. Thank you for that. - For the sugar fix, I bought a chocolate chip cookie. Now $4. Theirs is a homey goodness, soft enough and toasty enough. This was enjoyable, too. It might be better for those who like a toastier cc cookie (I do).

I followed my nose after riding sasquatch mountain. I LOVE sourdough, the smell wafting through the…read moreair had me super excited. Everything looked and sounded so delicious. I settled for just a mini round. I'm thankful I didn't order more because it was the hardest rock of bread I have ever eaten. The flavor was GREAT! Although, I had to suck on the bread a bit to be able to chew it. Even the center was crunchy like it was baked 4 days prior and left out. If it was fresh i'm sure it would have been one of the best sourdough breads I have eaten. The place was kind of dirty. Dirty tables everywhere with jam and things on them. Kind of a disappointment. I'm hoping if I make it back out this way things will have improved to get the experience i was hoping for.

Perfect spot for a deli sandwich. This is a surprise find, open really late. Normally deli sandwich…read morespots close early. It was in a fancy part of town but once you stepped inside, it felt like you were in a real New York deli. I ordered a NYC Special: California Dream sandwich (~$15), it was grilled on a Panini press --- Delicious! Service was pretty fast. It also was a mini convenient store, it had chips and sodas, and a bunch of other random things for sale. There's no place to sit inside. It was a grab go place. Parking in this part of town is also either expensive or hard to find.

Not gluten free. Online it is advertised as such but again the food is made on the same grills as…read moregluten food. This is not suitable for celiac. The attendant at the store was friendly and directed us to the prepackaged section of gluten free food and tried giving us recommendations in town for gluten free. We settled on some snacks and water.

While visiting Seattle we were looking for quick breakfast options near the hotel and discovered…read morethis gem. It's a little hard to find as it's in the basement of the financial center and the main door is off the alley next to it but definitely worth seeking out. It's a simple place but the service is absolutely fantastic and the food is delicious. We had the muffin with egg and sausage (skipped the cheese) and the Bulgogi Egg Bowl. The muffin was beautifully crunchy, the sausage was flavorful without being greasy and the egg was nicely cooked. The Bulgogi Egg Bowl was the clear winner - the meat was tender and flavorful and the eggs were super tasty. We opted for medium spice and it was perfect. Definitely the best way to start our day!

Food is good. In my opinion great. Just well done. And, good portions. The prices are also good…read more The service is literally stand out best most friendly. They truly appreciate their customers. The ambiance is simple, relaxing from the city streets.

Just discovered this hidden gem. Super friendly people and delicious sandwiches. Perfect spot for a…read morequick workday lunch.

wow. we left Boeing heading back to Seattle and , because of the reviews, we stopped in…read more outstanding. rueben better than a Jewish deli! French dip, the smell will put you in a different place, excellent.

Cute and convenient little shop for munchies, drinks, and even has some pretty tasty sandwiches/hot…read morefood. Got a cochi torta with Cochins pibil, black beans, pickled onion lettuce with habanero sauce on the side. Might have gotten the salsa swapped since I accidentally took a green one that was mild. This sandwich was hefty, the crusty bread added a nice crunch, and the meat was tender. The cashier/server was super nice and gave me some packaged jello cups on the house since they were sadly out of the champagne Jell-O shots that I was intrigued by. Was a useful pit stop right by lake Union.

Cute little quote "convenience store " owned by next door restaurant Cask and Trotter. They have a…read morelittle bit of everything such as ice cream beverages, including alcoholic, candy bars, and even sandwiches that are better than your average vending machine egg salad, as they come from next door. They have commercial packaged sweets such as hostess, but it would be an enhancement if they had maybe some local bakery items. They even have canned and jarred product with the cask and trotter label such as pickled beets, salsa, and pickled carrots to name a few. If you're in a hurry or looking for a quick snack, this is a good stop.