Came with a big group last Friday. The staff handled our table really well, didn&#39;t feel rushed at all. The half-bottle wine options were a nice touch, let us try a couple different ones. Food was solid.

I stopped by for a light bite and a cocktail. The truffle Cajun tots really stood out&mdash;you could taste the fresh truffle and the potatoes were perfectly crispy. A nice spot for a simple, quality snack.

The bartenders really know their amaro. Had a great chat about different digestifs while they made my drink. Friendly, easy to talk to, and the cocktails were spot on.

The smell from the stall is incredible. Got a warm churro, just right for a sweet bite while walking around.

The tonkotsu shoyu ramen was pretty good. Broth had a nice depth, and the portion was decent for the price. Got seated right away on a Friday night, which was a plus. Noodles were fine, though the chashu was just okay.

The honey bunches cold brew is my go-to here. The honey flavor is subtle, not overly sweet. I really appreciate the fresh ginger they use, it&#39;s a nice touch. The bacon cheddar sandwich was solid, but that drink is the real star. Gets crowded around lunch, but worth the wait.

Lovely little spot for a coffee and a croissant. Sat outside on one of their few tables, it was a perfect sunny morning. The croissant was buttery and flaky, just right. Simple and pleasant.

Great beer, awesome food, large place with a lot of seats. Would go back there again.

The gizzards were a nice surprise. So crispy, and the blue cheese sauce really worked with them. A bit salty, but in a good way.

The spinach feta quiche was really good, and I enjoyed the chai tea latte. The booths are comfortable and spaced out nicely, which made for a relaxing lunch.

This spot is under new management and wow, what a difference. The steak was the star for me &mdash; so fresh and tender, cooked just right. A solid upgrade.

The light rail makes it so easy to get here now. I love how the evening light comes through the big windows by the tracks. Just a nice, simple place for dinner.

Been coming here for years, it&#39;s my neighborhood sushi spot. The omakase is always solid, and the staff remembers my usual order. Yeah, it&#39;s a bit on the pricier side, but you get what you pay for.

Just tried Kokkaku&#39;s happy hour. Those $1.75 oysters were super fresh, had that perfect briny kick. Honestly, that&#39;s the move right there.

Turkish spot near the office. The food is fresh, clearly handmade. Staff is efficient and friendly. Good for a quick, reliable lunch.

Love that you can do half salad, half rice. Fish is always fresh. The yuzu sauce gives it a good zing. My go-to for a quick, healthy lunch. Gets me in and out fast.

The lahmacun is as good as Turkey&#39;s, but the portion&#39;s a bit small.

The Americano was really well-made. I also liked that their pastries are from a local bakery, so you know they&#39;re fresh.

The banchan were fresh and thoughtful, especially the seaweed salad. A nice contrast to the rich meats.

Order at the counter, then grab a seat. It&#39;s efficient for a quick bite, but maybe a bit awkward if you&#39;re eating alone.

Their shakshuka is spot on, really flavorful. Comes with this fresh, warm bread that&rsquo;s perfect for dipping. My only thing is, some of the sides felt a little steep for what you get. Still, that shakshuka is a solid order.

No seating, but the line moves fast. The staff is efficient and friendly. Grabbed a sandwich and a surprisingly good craft soda to go.

Hazelnut latte was solid. Nice little spot for a morning coffee run near the market. Opens early, which is a plus. The latte art was a fun touch.

They really took care of my dietary needs. Checked in with me beforehand and made some smart swaps that kept the spirit of the dishes. Felt well looked after.

This speakeasy has a cozy atmosphere and a fantastic selection of cocktails. The intimate setting makes it perfect for a night out with friends or a romantic date.

I love how comfortable the seats are here. It&#39;s the perfect spot to enjoy a quiet morning coffee and a croissant. The staff is always so friendly, which makes the whole experience really pleasant.

The 8 Mile cookie and banana pudding were a perfect snack stop before Pike Place. No indoor seating though, just a couple of chairs outside.

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