Friendly service and good food! They had a few local ciders on tap as well…read more Always a good experience.

Met a friend here to grab a beer and lunch. Street parking but fairly easy to get a spot…read more Sat at the bar. Decent selection of beers. Beertender was friendly and gracious enough to get a few tastes before deciding . If we are in the area again, would come back.

I usually say three stars is average but honestly it was so small The flat iron steak sandwich. I…read moredon't know if it's worth the money. It was alot of fries but it would be nice to have More of a sandwich. The chili was good. But I don't know if I would come back anytime soon.

Service is pretty friendly Store is super cute with a little…read morebit of everything you need in a pinch without the long wait or line like the groceries stores Cute ambience Food is also pretty good for the sandwiches, bakery, and deli section

I had a ceramic coating + partial ppf done on my Tesla Model Y, it looks fantastic even after 3…read moremonths and several washes. The full service took under 24 hours, and I wouldn't hesitate to come here again.

I had new headlights installed and as you probably know, many modern headlights are plastic vs old…read moreschool glass. This makes them high candidates for discoloration, UV degradation, scouring rom airborne particulates (road grit, sand, pebbles, rocks). Having a sacrificial barrier installed is wise especially since my custom headlights cost me $1k+. Neal set up an appointment and had me in and out within 30 minutes and his staff did a great job. No bubbles or unsightly frayed edges seen. The non-factory lens had numerous curvatures requiring care in stretching and tacking. (I'll update review after a few weeks of driving) There were many other car wrap installers close by and they offered ceramic this and nano that. Headlights simply needed a good, clear plastic barrier to weather small projectiles (and UV). So I opted for Xpel. Where other installers were giving me quotes of $200~, Neal slammed home the deal for out-the-door $80 cash. I will be bringing in other family cars shortly. Thanks Neal and crew ! p.s. call first and get updated location - nearby but under Holgate St I-5 overpass

The batinjan (eggplant) and labneh wrap here has now taken its place in my pantheon of best…read moreeggplant bites I've ever had. Yalla is a walk up window, and there are just a couple of benches right outside where you can eat, and according to other reviews you can also go to Montana Bar next door with your food. The menu is posted in a couple places right next to the ordering window, and it's pretty easy to parse. Almost everything there is what I'd consider a "portable food", meaning something you don't need a plate, fork, and knife to eat, which makes sense given that it's not a sit down restaurant. They have veggie saj, meaty saj, mezze, a few sides, and a dessert. I really like their concise menu. We tried the baba ghanoush ($9.5), which comes with saj on the side, a batinjan and labneh saj wrap ($12), and a halloumi grilled cheese (halloumi grilled inside saj, $13). As you can tell, the saj underpins everything at Yalla, and their saj is excellent. Warm, soft, flaky, and tearable, it is perfect for both dipping and wrapping and grilling. The batinjan and labneh wrap is bursting (literally) with tender grilled eggplant, a rich sauce, and tangy, creamy labneh. It is truly one of the most delicious eggplant dishes I've ever had. The halloumi grilled cheese definitely hits the spot, and is more filling than you think by looking at it. Baba ghanoush is so smooth and flavorful, and I love the pomegranate seeds on top! The folks who work there are super nice, very friendly, and food comes out quickly. Prices are very reasonable, and I will definitely be back to try some of their meaty saj! This place is going into my regular rotation, for sure.

From looking at the menu, I haven't seen too many of the items listed offered here in Seattle. This…read morewas exciting to me as I enjoy food from the Middle Eastern part of the world, and the entrees do look very enticing! We went on a Saturday around 2pm and it wasn't too busy at the takeout window. The restaurant is only takeout - there are benches right next to the takeout window, but there are only enough spots for 8 - 12 people (2-3 people per bench). The only other seating is at the nearby street seating offered by the neighboring bars, which I can see being restricted during peak hours. Parking can be very difficult if you plan on driving, there is only street side parking that is usually full, and nearby paid parking in lots. Service is fast, after we got our order, we only waited 5-8 minutes for our food. We got their recommended Soujouk (Beef) and Cheese Wrap for $16. The wrap is long, I would say about 13 - 14 inches long, and I can definitely seeing most people getting full after enjoying one of these. The flavors are nice and you can taste the spices from the sausage - I could taste cinnamon front and center with other earthy spices lingering in an aftertaste. The wrap is very decadent, the cheese is hearty and indulgent and that with the spiced sausage and textural difference with the cucumbers is pleasing. Do note with how indulgent this wrap is, you will accumulate a ton of oil in your wrapper as you enjoy it - a nap afterwards is in your future if you eat a whole wrap! I think that Yalla Seattle is a good stop to try these cuisines in a casual manner and the price is reasonable. There are some other items on the menu that kept my attention and I would totally revisit to try the other items offered by this restaurant.

The food was great. Three prices were reasonable for the portion sizes. Service was awesome and the…read moreplace was clean. Definitely recommend.

Husband ordered the Ruben and I ordered fish&chips. The…read more"fries" were good. Our second time eating here. Sad to say we won't be back. I really wanted to give it a second chance before making my mind up to "not stop by again" to even consider eating here again. There is no pride in the food they put out and it shows plus the prices are too expensive. Eat there at your own leisure folks. As in "don't" go hungry. On a scale from 1-10 (10 being excellent) I rate it a 1. Try a smaller menu and find a cook who has pride in his/her cooking this is how you can improve for starters.

Great place! I've frequently visited the Westy in Roosevelt district of Seattle. Today was my first…read moretime at the Westy in West Seattle. All was good except for the soup. It was supposed to be Kale and white bean soup but I am 100% sure they brought out cheese broccoli soup. When I asked about what it was, and after my wife confirmed that it was cheese & broccoli soup; the guy told me he would find out. He never mentioned it and again. I paid my bill and thought it was weird that he didn't want to talk about the mistake. These things too shall pass‍

It's really not much of a sports bar. Kind of lame. It's a nice meeting place for local people,…read morewho always seem to be trying hard to be cool. What is up with this in Seattle? But o have to say, the staff was really lame. Went to watch a playoff game and there were very few people in the bar, maybe 10-12. I I asked if I could go to the back room, which had zero people , and get a little volume on my game, and I got a very long song and dance about why that was not possible. Only championship games etc etc etc, were allowed volume. THE. except the bar tender wouldn't stop talking AND THEN TUENED THE MUSIC ON EVWN LOUDER- Rude! I just wanted to go to aa sports bar and watch a game and have a beer. Very disappointed. Typical lame Seattle watered down place. Ever hear of customer service?

Yummmmmm! Simple but delicious. What can I say? Ever since I've had Covid (twice now), foods taste…read moreweird to me. And cheeseburgers even more so. I only eat red meat rarely (liver health issues) but this place has some good reviews and my friends and I were really hungry after taking me to the liver doctors at University of Washington Medical Center. It was a cold but very sunny day and most importantly, I was being treated to FREE lunch! I liked my cheeseburger better here than any of the "fast casual" restaurants in West Seattle. This burger wasn't gourmet but it was simple and delicious. It did what it needed to do, which was feeding me a great burger and leaving me with the desire to get another one before I move back to the East Coast in May. The milkshake I had (strawberry) was sooooo good and thick. It took me two hours to eat/drink it because it was that thick. I will definitely get another one before I leave. Vanilla or chocolate. Mmmmmmm!

Great good and great service.. only thing that isn't great is that bell on the inside of the door…read more Myself and another table were both plugging our ears whenever anyone comes or leaves it's deafening. Maybe put some painters tape or something to mute it a little. Not saying get rid of it just tape the inside of the bell housing. It's brutal to sit and eat inside with that thing.

Checked out falafel Salam for the very first time and was impressed by the quality and freshness of…read moretheir food. Staff was friendly and helpful in guiding us through the menu. We absolutely loved their pocket pita, garlic fries and their kids Kit with chicken. My daughters said the pita was the best they'd ever had. We'll definitely be back.

Hate to write this, but needs to be done. I've eaten here a handful of times over the years and…read morenever been impressed. For some reason I tried it again today and was once again disappointed. Placed an online order to go: Greek fries and a side of gyro meat to throw on top, since sandwiches and bowls are $13-$16! Insane. I saw the bowls, they're not large. Not a great deal by any stretch, but that's lunch hour in Seattle I guess. The fries were soggy, barely any feta on top, and the "gyro" meat is just freakin' weird. It tastes like lamb meatballs. Not at all what I expected. On top of this, my order was not ready and I ended up waiting 15 minutes. Three people in line in front of me and three behind, but just one guy behind the counter taking and prepping orders, tickets popping out of the machine left and right until he cried uncle for some help. "Wow it got busy fast, went from no orders to backed up!" Yeah dude, it's 12:15. People get off at 12, call it in, take a piss and start walking to the restaurant, just like every lunch rush every day in a busy commercial core. I also dislike having to wait in line for a pickup order. I'm in a hurry. If you can't accommodate, I can go somewhere else. Just leave my order out! I did grab a jar of grilled preserved lemons to take home. Not sure what to use them for but they look delicious. All in all, not great, again.

This place exceeded my expectations! I didn't know how good healthy food was until I'll tried this…read moreplace! It's been a while since I've had a fast food type of bowl style restaurant like this, but it did not taste like it was fast food and the smoked pork was the best thing I could imagine. Overall, I highly recommend and would come back.

I like the Evergreens location in the Columbia Center food court because the space is clean and…read morelight and the staff are almost all friendly and energetic. I've probably eaten bowls here at least two dozen times, each time ordering in person. Today I ordered online for the first time and although the bowl was exactly what I ordered, there was one exception: it came with a single five-inch long wavy black hair. Ugh.

Coffee is amazing, the staff is very sweet but they seem to be consistently understaffed…read more That doesn't lead to bad service, slow orders or poorly made food and drinks in anyway, they're putting in work back there, but the staff seems stressed. Highly recommend getting a Black Rhino Latte and enjoying the cute decor and comfy seats inside.

Are you looking for something to do this weekend? If it's been a while or you haven't explored the…read moreawesome and funky Georgetown neighborhood in Seattle yet, I recommend you start out by grabbing a tasty drink and some delish bites at BROTHER JOE. I loved me my Miso Honey Latte and Rhubarb Crumble Bar. The interior is oh so chic, cozy, and welcoming, too. After stopping here, wander outside and browse through the other cool businesses. Not to mention, the monthly "Art Attack! Art Walk!" is happening today from 12-9pm. Expect it to be extra busy in Georgetown today. Happy weekend!!! :-)