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Tilikum Place Cafe
Reviews
Their menu is a standout, offering a delightful variety of dishes with a European flair. The Dutch pancakes are an absolute must-try—light, fluffy, and paired with delicious toppings that make every bite unforgettable. The coffee is top-notch too, strong and flavorful, exactly what you need to kickstart your day.
Delicious food and warm hospitality. We tried the classic Dutch baby and the baked eggs and bothered of them were really delicious. The thing that makes this place stand out are the fresh ingredients which just takes the experience to the next level. I am definitely coming back again
Chill spot to grab a bite with an impressive whiskey selection as well. Didn't love each dish we tried, but the menu was way more varied than I expected which was nice to see. Had a solid time overall.
Small, cute restaurant that serves dutch babies and other foods.
- Bacon, hard boiled egg with tuna aioli sandwich and French onion soup: the sandwich bread was the star of the sandwich, not enough bacon, turns out I don’t really like hard boiled eggs in my sandwiches. The French onion soup was delicious.
- Savory Dutch baby with broccoli and cheese: it was cooked well, but was lacking a bit of flavor.
- Sweet sugar lemon Dutch baby: a good end to breakfast, but certainly wouldn’t be satisfied with just this item for brunch
Overall it’s good food! And good service. But probably wouldn’t wait to get in for a meal.
- Bacon, hard boiled egg with tuna aioli sandwich and French onion soup: the sandwich bread was the star of the sandwich, not enough bacon, turns out I don’t really like hard boiled eggs in my sandwiches. The French onion soup was delicious.
- Savory Dutch baby with broccoli and cheese: it was cooked well, but was lacking a bit of flavor.
- Sweet sugar lemon Dutch baby: a good end to breakfast, but certainly wouldn’t be satisfied with just this item for brunch
Overall it’s good food! And good service. But probably wouldn’t wait to get in for a meal.
Tilikum Place Café is a cozy gem in Seattle with a warm, inviting atmosphere. The menu offers a delicious mix of European-inspired dishes, all beautifully presented. The Dutch babies are a must-try! Friendly staff and great service make it a top brunch spot. We also had the chance to meet the owner, and she was amazing!
Really great music and vibes. Had the pull apart bread which was a scrumptious croissant with buratta, and get the sauce. Very delicious.
We tried this place after checking out reviews online. They have nice setup and music. The staff is friendly. They have pretty good collection of beers, cocktails, wines and whiskey. The food menu is limited(star deduction) but there is something for everyone to pick. The quantity and quality of food is satisfying
Man… I really wanted to love this place, I really did. After snagging a last minute reservation (they usually fill a month ahead) I was sooo excited. Only to be met with…underwhelming food.
Don’t get me wrong, the food was good. But, nothing that “blows” your mind, and I believe definitely not worth the month long reservation wait.
The potatoes themselves were a little bland and not as crispy/moist as other places I’ve had. And the Dutch baby as excited as I was…got a bit bland after a couple bites. I got an original, but maybe you’ll have better luck with the sweet or savory…
On another note…the service was FANTASTIC. I haven’t had service like that in a long time.
My server, Eileen, was the bubbliest, most cheerful and funny server I’ve had in years. And all the staff is attentive and top notch.
If their food had more kick in it, I’d give this 5 stars for sure.
Don’t get me wrong, the food was good. But, nothing that “blows” your mind, and I believe definitely not worth the month long reservation wait.
The potatoes themselves were a little bland and not as crispy/moist as other places I’ve had. And the Dutch baby as excited as I was…got a bit bland after a couple bites. I got an original, but maybe you’ll have better luck with the sweet or savory…
On another note…the service was FANTASTIC. I haven’t had service like that in a long time.
My server, Eileen, was the bubbliest, most cheerful and funny server I’ve had in years. And all the staff is attentive and top notch.
If their food had more kick in it, I’d give this 5 stars for sure.
This place is a real gem. We were looking for food and drinks after a Storm game and came here and could not have been more impressed with our experience. Food? Delicious, fresh, served quickly and made even more amazing by the homemade hot sauce. Drinks? Strong, fairly priced AND if you want to splurge they have a spirits list that is exceedingly well curated. None of the above matters if the staff isn't up to par and we had an amazing bartender that made the whole night so much more enjoyable. Can't wait to come back here again!
Lovely intimate dinner at Tilikum, not too crowded at 7pm on a Friday and such a warm atmosphere. The French onion soup was the favourite among the ones we tried, which also included corn and mushroom. The mains were a real highlight, and I’ll echo other reviewers that the roast chicken is near perfection, with an amazing sauce, crisp and tender chicken, and perfectly cooked vegetables. Chanterelle pasta was also a delight. We ended on a sweet note with some ice creams - don’t miss the chocolate raspberry sorbet if it’s on the menu.
Made reservations for Thursday at 11:30 fit brunch. It’s a busy place, definitely very popular. It feels like a very family-friendly atmosphere and the service was very good. We ordered the ricotta cheese and blueberry Dutch baby, more out of curiosity as you really don’t see that ever on any other menu. It came out practically right out of the oven and tasted amazing. Looking at it, you think it was heavy, but it was actually very light. Our meals were the baked eggs, and the Fry Up. The baked egg dish was amazing, better than Fry Up, which had their homemade baked beans, a sausage patty, and a few strips of bacon. The beans were really good. Overall, a good experience and highly recommended when visiting downtown.
Stopped by late after a show at the Improv Theater and surprise, the meal was 25% off for 10-11pm. The beer selection was very good, and the beef tartare was incredible. We sat outside in their sidewalk seating area under the lights and it was lovely.
I am not sure why this restaurant has 4.6 review it should by 5 out of 5. Let me start with service, i don't know the old lady name who was my waiter but she was absolutely the best waiter iv ever had in my entire life. She is very sincere with great memory and that smile on her is just gorgeous. I absolutely recommend this cafe but your visit would definitely be better if shes the one who is helping you.
Their popular dutch babies are highly recommended
Their popular dutch babies are highly recommended
Great bar, atmosphere, and service! I loved the guacamole and chips! They have a beautiful patio. I just got disappointed because I paid with cash, and they didn't remove the extra 3% they charge for paying with the card. I hope they remove that fee in the future
It was interesting to try different cuisines from different countries. We seated outside and had several dishes and cocktails. It has a mini bar and seating area and the service is okay. The food is fine, nothing special other than the presentation.
I’d say it’s fine to try once for the experience as the cuisines are unique, but not that great. I wish I had taken more pics of the dishes.
There’s no specific parking so you’d end up parking on the street.
I’d say it’s fine to try once for the experience as the cuisines are unique, but not that great. I wish I had taken more pics of the dishes.
There’s no specific parking so you’d end up parking on the street.
This place was great! The spicy chicken tinga tacos were delicious and the drinks were stiff! Everyone left happy and tipsy. Sunday is all day happy hour, with 25% off drinks so that made them even better. We will for sure be back!
TLDR: We came here very excited and we left feeling very happy and satisfied with the food and overall experience.
We started off with the infamous water beetles. It tasted like a combination of Sour candy+jolly rancher+licorice!
We then ordered South African bunny chow and Brazilian Acarajé. Bunny chow was soooooo yummy; you will chomp down everything and I’ll give that to you in writing!
Brazilian Acarajé was veryyyy interesting. I loved the prawns stuffing inside and it is actually quite heavy.
For dessert, we went with Danish Drømmekage Dream Cake. It was soooo yummy, a must try especially if you like Marionberry ❤️
All in all everything we ate turned out to be sooo good. Highly recommend the restaurant- perfect location for dinner with friends or family.
We went on a Wednesday night and it was crowded. We had a reservation, so we were seated immediately.
I really liked the aesthetics of the place but the restaurant is actually quite small so all the tables are so close to each other and sometimes it’s sooo loud because of the crowd. It wasn’t an issue for us though because we only had one mission - mission gluttony, and we nailed it!
We started off with the infamous water beetles. It tasted like a combination of Sour candy+jolly rancher+licorice!
We then ordered South African bunny chow and Brazilian Acarajé. Bunny chow was soooooo yummy; you will chomp down everything and I’ll give that to you in writing!
Brazilian Acarajé was veryyyy interesting. I loved the prawns stuffing inside and it is actually quite heavy.
For dessert, we went with Danish Drømmekage Dream Cake. It was soooo yummy, a must try especially if you like Marionberry ❤️
All in all everything we ate turned out to be sooo good. Highly recommend the restaurant- perfect location for dinner with friends or family.
We went on a Wednesday night and it was crowded. We had a reservation, so we were seated immediately.
I really liked the aesthetics of the place but the restaurant is actually quite small so all the tables are so close to each other and sometimes it’s sooo loud because of the crowd. It wasn’t an issue for us though because we only had one mission - mission gluttony, and we nailed it!
The food was amazing and I don’t say this lightly. The fries with the coconut sauce was mind blowing, the vegetarian bimimbap was great too. Pineapple corn bread was warm and the coconut flakes on top made it even better, a winner combo. Also ordered the Malayasian dal and Parota, the dal had lemongrass infused in it. The food in this place is definitely worth it. Felt the decor was hyped, maybe because I didn’t really understand much of it. Parking is a bit hard to come by, but there’s a $4 an hour (weekdays) lot right next to it.
Now they have food! The taco pop up only last from May to June; come in while it’s hot. Excellent outdoor deck so perfect for warm nights. Stellar television placement and good for any occasion.
The only thing that deserves one star is the design on the menu. Truly a memorable bar and restaurant
The only thing that deserves one star is the design on the menu. Truly a memorable bar and restaurant
We went here for breakfast and ordered their crab benedict and biscuits and gravy. We were very happy with our choices! They make fresh juices, which were delicious. The service was quick. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.
The new Conversation menu was amazing! Our favorites were the burrata, eggplant lasagna, the wings, and the osso bucco (was fall off the bone delicious). The dishes came out on beautiful plates and the presentation felt fresh.
It’s a great spot right by the market and I’ll for sure be coming back when people come to town and visit! Also shout out to Martha for providing wonderful service - she was very kind and explained the menu well.
It’s a great spot right by the market and I’ll for sure be coming back when people come to town and visit! Also shout out to Martha for providing wonderful service - she was very kind and explained the menu well.
Full context for this review: I used to live in west Seattle and came to Luna Park a few times. While the atmosphere was always cool, I always found the food quality/flavor to be lacking. Definitely was never a place I’d recommend to friends or go regularly.
However, I’ve gone there twice now in the past week and have been blown away by how good the food is. Apparently they’ve very recently gotten new management/kitchen staff and it really shows. I don’t know what they’re putting in their biscuits and gravy, but they are seriously amazing. The service has been really great as well, fast and friendly. Luna Park is moving to the top of my breakfast/brunch list.
However, I’ve gone there twice now in the past week and have been blown away by how good the food is. Apparently they’ve very recently gotten new management/kitchen staff and it really shows. I don’t know what they’re putting in their biscuits and gravy, but they are seriously amazing. The service has been really great as well, fast and friendly. Luna Park is moving to the top of my breakfast/brunch list.
The service was great and the decor is so unique and creative. Lots of things and bright colours to look at. Really had a pleasure sitting at the bar for breakfast. To my surprise the vegan fried steak was so delicious. I don't usually go for the vegan items but I was incredibly curious. Will Def be back for this. The potatoes were well seasoned too. Hard to find in bland Seattle.
This place serves excellent food and drinks. The biscuits are delicious. Food service is excellent and the kitchen is quick without compromising taste of the food. And it’s affordable. The atmosphere is also chill.
We kicked things off with the "World Butter Plate" – nothing fancy, just a fun way to taste different kinds of butter.
Then came the mouthwatering Indonesian Pork Belly and the downright amazing South African Bunny Chow. Seriously, they blew us away.
And to top it all off, we indulged in the Danish Drømmekage Dream Cake.
Overall, the food was out of this world, and I absolutely loved the vibe of the place. It was totally unique.
Would definitely visit again
Then came the mouthwatering Indonesian Pork Belly and the downright amazing South African Bunny Chow. Seriously, they blew us away.
And to top it all off, we indulged in the Danish Drømmekage Dream Cake.
Overall, the food was out of this world, and I absolutely loved the vibe of the place. It was totally unique.
Would definitely visit again
Love the travel-inspired theme and variety of international cuisine. All the food (except water bugs) were very delicious. Highly recommend the Brazilian Acarajé and South African Bunny Chow. As far as the water bugs - if you want to see your friends squirm and have a laugh, then try it. Otherwise, the bugs really don't have much flesh and the taste was not my cup of tea. Would not recommend that dish for the price. Everything else was 👍 also, don't bother looking for street parking, just park in the public lots as the price is about the same
Nue on Capitol Hill isn't just a dining spot; it's a small, charming, and undeniably hipster haven where culinary adventures await. Stepping into Nue feels like entering a cozy retreat, where each dish promises to surprise and delight. My recent visit to Nue left me wanting more, and I'm excited to share my experience.
To kick off our journey, we started with the Beirut Style Hummus—an absolute treat served with warm, fluffy pita bread. The creamy texture and flavorful blend of tahini, lemon, and garlic made for a perfect appetizer, setting the stage for what was to come.
We ordered the Portuguese Peri Peri Chicken Sandwich. Picture tender chicken, marinated in a fiery Peri Peri sauce, nestled between slices of toasted artisan bread, and topped with crisp lettuce and ripe tomato. Each bite was a burst of bold flavors, perfectly balancing spice and freshness.
Next up was the South African Bunny Chow—a dish that stole the show with its bold and comforting flavors. Savoring the aromatic curry served in a hollowed-out loaf of bread was an experience in itself, transporting me to the streets of South Africa with every bite. This was shockingly amazing!
The ambiance at Nue perfectly complements the eclectic menu, with its quirky decor and laid-back vibe. The attentive service only added to the charm, making our dining experience truly memorable.
In conclusion, Nue on Capitol Hill is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary adventure waiting to be explored. Whether you're a food enthusiast or a curious diner seeking new experiences, Nue promises to delight your taste buds and ignite your sense of wanderlust.
To kick off our journey, we started with the Beirut Style Hummus—an absolute treat served with warm, fluffy pita bread. The creamy texture and flavorful blend of tahini, lemon, and garlic made for a perfect appetizer, setting the stage for what was to come.
We ordered the Portuguese Peri Peri Chicken Sandwich. Picture tender chicken, marinated in a fiery Peri Peri sauce, nestled between slices of toasted artisan bread, and topped with crisp lettuce and ripe tomato. Each bite was a burst of bold flavors, perfectly balancing spice and freshness.
Next up was the South African Bunny Chow—a dish that stole the show with its bold and comforting flavors. Savoring the aromatic curry served in a hollowed-out loaf of bread was an experience in itself, transporting me to the streets of South Africa with every bite. This was shockingly amazing!
The ambiance at Nue perfectly complements the eclectic menu, with its quirky decor and laid-back vibe. The attentive service only added to the charm, making our dining experience truly memorable.
In conclusion, Nue on Capitol Hill is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary adventure waiting to be explored. Whether you're a food enthusiast or a curious diner seeking new experiences, Nue promises to delight your taste buds and ignite your sense of wanderlust.
Service was fast and friendly.
Milkshakes were so pretty. We probably could have shared, but we wanted to try different flavors. I got the orange Creamsicle one, it was good. We also got the butterscotch one, which was really pretty and tasty.
Breakfast burrito was super filling. Home fries were nice and crispy. So were the regular fries. Mushroom burger was tasty, but did turn out to be messy, so ask for extra napkins!
Aesthetic was what drew me in initially, I was not disappointed. So much to look at!
Milkshakes were so pretty. We probably could have shared, but we wanted to try different flavors. I got the orange Creamsicle one, it was good. We also got the butterscotch one, which was really pretty and tasty.
Breakfast burrito was super filling. Home fries were nice and crispy. So were the regular fries. Mushroom burger was tasty, but did turn out to be messy, so ask for extra napkins!
Aesthetic was what drew me in initially, I was not disappointed. So much to look at!
This is an amazing place to go for breakfast or lunch. They have great fresh food. Tasty and healthy options. They have a nice fresh juice array. Very casual American dining near the busy Pike Place market. They are open later than most brunch places, which is a nice touch too. I love this place and will certainly be back here. I loved the food here, very fresh and delicious.
If you are looking for a place to fill up without spending half your pay check this is a good option. The burritos and bowls have a good amount of filling but they will put in more if you are nice. Added bonus that you don't have to pay for guacamole unless your ordering it as extra or with chips. The kids tacos are plenty filing and our kids enjoyed them.
Pretty great place in the Pike place region. The place was busy which I expected and parking was hard to find. We went for brunch here and I got the salmon hash which was pretty good. My wife got the Breakfast skillet which was great as well. The service was pretty fast and they have an overflow section which I was not aware of.
Bacco Café provided great service and good food. I ordered the fruity oatmeal and salmon hash. The salmon was delicious and my eggs scrambled just right. I wasn't a huge fan of the slightly-dry biscuit, but overall this place gets a strong recommendation from me. 😀
It’s not often you get a traditional diner experience when you have dietary restrictions, so I was eager to eat here after discovering the vegan menu! The interior is bursting with character and maintains the fun, retro feel you hope for. I ordered the waffle plate, which was even better than I expected. Of course the waffle was the star of the show (don’t miss out on the strawberry sauce), but I was suprised at how great the sides of tofu scramble and bacon were. The peanut butter milkshake with non-dairy ice cream was so thick I could barely get it through the straw - delicious! My favorite touch was “Sausage’s specials”, named after the very sweet black cat that is often found hanging out around the parking lot.
Unique experience where we get to try different cuisines. This is a small place which led to us to wait for almost 40 minutes so highly recommend to call ahead and reserve. The ambience is unique as well with decor from different parts of the world but clumsy. It has a mini bar and seating area, the service is fine. As we went as a group, we got a chance to order several dishes from the menu. We are disappointed with fried chicken, nothing special other than the presentation. On the other hand, several other dishes like bunny chow, mussels are good. Disappointed with the dessert which has 90% whipped cream. The prices are expensive, we can try once for the experience.
Great food! Friendly staff! Convenient for guests staying at the hotel, but also accessible to the general public. Located close to Pike Place Market.
Come here if you're craving an absolutely delicious healthy breakfast & their famous pickled red onions. I had the Avacado Toast plate with an extra egg. I was blown away by the mouth-watering flavors. Packed with greens and delicious pickled red onions makes this one of the healthiest and heartiest breakfasts I've ever had.
5 star service
5 star service
Latin themed restaurant.
Service is excellent.
Atmosphere is cozy and nice.
The food is good, but outta this world, but it has good flavor and fills you up.
I ordered the breakfast burrito without the pork and it was good. You have a choice of salad or potatoes on the side. It tasted like a home cooked meal. I personally would've liked to have the potatoes cooked more to be more crunchy and the burrito to have more in it like vegetables, herbs and stuff, but otherwise it was a solid plate. $17.
Service is excellent.
Atmosphere is cozy and nice.
The food is good, but outta this world, but it has good flavor and fills you up.
I ordered the breakfast burrito without the pork and it was good. You have a choice of salad or potatoes on the side. It tasted like a home cooked meal. I personally would've liked to have the potatoes cooked more to be more crunchy and the burrito to have more in it like vegetables, herbs and stuff, but otherwise it was a solid plate. $17.
Clean, fresh, delicious food.
You have an option on what you want added in your food, quick and easy.
Staff looks serious, no chatting but that may because they're busy and so focused on what they're doing 😄
You have an option on what you want added in your food, quick and easy.
Staff looks serious, no chatting but that may because they're busy and so focused on what they're doing 😄
Very helpful staff. Tried quinoa Bean Veg bowl, it was excellent! Serving size is very good. It had decent sitting area and they are pretty quick. I'd strongly recommend this place.
Very much like chipotle. Almost identical entree options. Similar prices as well. Also they were open when McDonald's was not.
(Shout out to Andrea for being a great person)
(Shout out to Andrea for being a great person)
Its a quick business meeting place in downtown, quite, large. With snakes and coffee ready to have for a quick break. Close to Bank of America and public library. Coffee was around $5 dollar and also they have a small gift shop room as well.
Can't speak for the food but the coffee is absolutely delicious. Had the caramel brulee latte ($8) and its A+. The atmosphere is amazing and I love the decor! Spacious, luxurious, and welcoming. Great place to get some work done if you need. I gave a 4 stars because I haven't tried the food! Looks delicious thought. I will say the coffee trends on the pricier side but it's the W hotel! Grab a coffee and relax ;)
The last time I was here I just happened to step in and had the best service and my food was amazing. Today I came back and I wish I hadn't. The turkey sandwich was beyond tough while the inside was soggy from the the excessive amount of red sauce, but burnt in some places and biting into that ruined my appetite. We ordered the food to-go but grabbed a couple of fries on the way out of the door and they were already cold! Without ordering drinks, the practically inedible lunch for me and a toddler was over $40 and I surely won't be spending a single penny here again in the future.
Food was OK. Not really wow'ed though it was listed as Best Brunches in Eater. Ordered Chengdu Chicken Wings, South African Bunny Toast and their tea leaf salad. Tea leaf salad was kinda disappointing as it was kinda dry, was really craving for a good one and was hoping to be almost as good as Burma superstar. Food was Instagram able though.
The food here was pretty lackluster but the service was exceptional! Our server was busting his butt! Never wanted for more water/coffee and the environment was quaint. Would visit again and maybe try something else. I wasn't a fan of the biscuits or gravy (very dry and lacked flavor) but the my husband loved his Bacco breakfast!
This used to be my go to pre flight spot. Food was always good, hot, and the place was usually relatively clean. They also served margaritas so I was able to get a quick drink without having to fight for a table at the bars. Unfortunately tonight’s experience was horrible. My food was cold, poorly seasoned, and clearly not well prepared. There was a full half of a raw bell pepper in my bowl (I love bell peppers but I don’t want to have to cut up the veggies in my bowl). They apparently stopped serving margaritas or beer and the dining area was an absolute disaster. Not enough chairs for the tables, tables completely lopsided, trash everywhere. So disappointed. I only ate half of my bowl before tossing it and leaving. 0/10 will not be back.
Great shop with baristas who know what they're doing. Wonderful fresh and new coffee. 3rd wave coffee at its finest. Honestly it's pretty inexpensive for the high quality you get. Most other shops will be 20-30% more expensive for a cup. 10/10 would recommend. I've already sent some friends here
Speechless! The food, service, and atmosphere is incredible. I ordered the Dungeness crab Benedict and let me tell you: CHEF’S KISS. Best Benedict I’ve had in a long time. Their fresh juice selection has a little of everything to choose from. The wait staff is attentive and friendly. The atmosphere is welcoming and intimate. Did I mention the food was phenomenal? Give them a try!
Great experience. Nice staff. Food was great and were serviced well. Ambiance was fun and we were delighted to enjoy the presence of a cat with a bowtie outside the shop. Don’t know if that was related, but it definitely elevated the experience overall. 5 stars overall for the cafe, 6 stars for the cat!
Philly cheese steak sandwich was tasty but was difficult to eat without a fork and knife. Shredded steak was tender and tasty, onions and cheese were cooked perfectly. Bun was too soft but was at least slightly toasted. Avocado on top was good but made it difficult to eat this sandwich without a fork.
Tried a cappuccino, which was so bitter tasting that I had to return it which they removed from my bill.
Comfortable and spacious seating.
Overall, comfortable place for an overpriced lunch in downtown Seattle.
Tried a cappuccino, which was so bitter tasting that I had to return it which they removed from my bill.
Comfortable and spacious seating.
Overall, comfortable place for an overpriced lunch in downtown Seattle.
If you want the most consistently good and tasty coffee and teas you should go here. The staff are actually knowledgeable and seem enthusiastic about coffee and are quite friendly. Definitely worth the money
This is such an amazing place. Lattes that are at the correct temperature, great roast selection, and such great baristas. A must stop if you love good coffee.
Cozy little venue in West Seattle I HIGHLY recommend. Decent sized stage, excellent sound, the drinks are strong and cheap, and the staff is the best-est!!!!
Great fun for brunch or takeout, and surprisingly excellent smoked meats for sale by the pound. I got a whole smoked turkey for Thanksgiving (plus gravy!) and it was easily the best Thanksgiving bird I've ever had. I hope they keep doing Thanksgiving meals to order ahead, because we'll definitely be doing it again next year!
Delicious! A little pricey, but worth it. The menu offers some pretty unique items, so if you like to try new dishes, you can’t go wrong here.
I generally like this place. The drinks are decent, they have interesting events, staff is pretty friendly, and the smoked chicken wings are addictive. The fried chicken tenders, however, have a weird burnt taste and texture to them imo. I would def go with a smoked meat item before any of the deep fried ones.
Also I used to be in love with a tofu cheese steak sandwich they used to make it was sooo good! I'd order one to eat there and a second to-go for later. It really hurt my feelings when they took this one off the menu. Plz bring it back 🥺
Overall I'd recommend giving this place a go tho. It has a cozy hole-in-the-wall sort of feel, but it's probably cleaner and the food is definitely better than places I would consider to be standard dive bars. You can find anything from local garage bands, to live jazz, bingo, and drunken adult spelling bees- and anything else in between!
Also I used to be in love with a tofu cheese steak sandwich they used to make it was sooo good! I'd order one to eat there and a second to-go for later. It really hurt my feelings when they took this one off the menu. Plz bring it back 🥺
Overall I'd recommend giving this place a go tho. It has a cozy hole-in-the-wall sort of feel, but it's probably cleaner and the food is definitely better than places I would consider to be standard dive bars. You can find anything from local garage bands, to live jazz, bingo, and drunken adult spelling bees- and anything else in between!
This place is just okay. The food was average and the ambience was just okay. Service was fine too. Not really remarkable. We got some
Side dishes and 3 mains skipped dessert as there wasn’t anything that looked good. They generally have a limited menu. Thought the burger was probably the best entry. Bathroom is on the second floor which wasn’t amazing.
Most dishes are served with a potato casserole side instead of offering French fries.
Side dishes and 3 mains skipped dessert as there wasn’t anything that looked good. They generally have a limited menu. Thought the burger was probably the best entry. Bathroom is on the second floor which wasn’t amazing.
Most dishes are served with a potato casserole side instead of offering French fries.
Stopped here on our way to the airport. The staff were friendly and accommodating of us with our 3 luggage bags. The food was great, especially the biscuit. We bought a mug and a bobblehead, which were both excellent. I would definitely recommend stopping by. Thank you, Luna Park Cafe, for the great customer service!!
First of all, there's a neighborhood cat that protects this place, so that's a great start. Second of all, the food is great, and service is always quick and attentive even when it's a full house. They have a good Eggs Benedict and I really love their home fries - just a teeny bit greasy, which is sometimes what you need.
Had steal cut oats: delicious. The food came out promptly, and the server was nice. Everyone enjoyed their meals and it was super helpful.they broke up the checks for a big party, most places won't do that. Lots of breakfast options and everything tasted fresh and was well presented. Would def go again.
Got their avocado toast for breakfast and it was good! This is also a great place to come and relax or get work done with a bunch of random people.
As a local in Seattle that seen this restaurant before pandemic I can assure that unfortunately the high price doesn't match the quality you are getting at this restaurant. First of all menu is very very small and extremely overpriced. Unless you just want to get burger and beer you are fine, but don't expect culinary experience like it was before. First of all my bees knees cocktail was extremely bitter, I tried it in many restaurants and I never had such a bad version of it.
Ceviche that came in a cup with local tortilla chips that were so hard that was impossible to eat. We made a comment to our waiter about that but seems like he ignored it. My fish was soaking in extremely untasty sauce and so many fava beans that were half raw. I don't understand this pairing to such a nice delicate slice of fish. The only good thing was dessert. But overall for $200 dinner we were very disappointed.
Ceviche that came in a cup with local tortilla chips that were so hard that was impossible to eat. We made a comment to our waiter about that but seems like he ignored it. My fish was soaking in extremely untasty sauce and so many fava beans that were half raw. I don't understand this pairing to such a nice delicate slice of fish. The only good thing was dessert. But overall for $200 dinner we were very disappointed.
Nice place to see live music. I would pass on the cocktails but despite the standing floor being parallel to the bar the staff are able to get drinks, food, and customers sorted out fast. You'll have to fight the crowd to get to the bathroom here and if you can't park in the main lot there's a lot behind the building just awkward for someone getting there the first time. Despite all this the place has a good dive bar atmosphere and I didn't have any food but it looked good. Sound system was great for live music too. Nice places to sit and see the stage if you'd prefer not standing.
BRUNCH. IS. BACK! And it's better than it ever was. So much flavor, creativity, and heart goes into the experience at Skylark, yet the environment is never stuffy or fussy. It's laid back, it's casual, bu the food screams Michelin Star ingredients. It's refreshing to finally have a worthy brunch spot in West Seattle again. Price points are perfect, portions are hearty, and if you like traditional run of the mill, that's also on the menu. But if you want the best Pastrami Benedict, or Potato Cakes, or breakfast tacos, this is your spot.
They play cartoons for the kids on the projector, and they play the game once it comes on. Something for everyone! On site free parking, clean bathrooms, 👌 Welcome back Skylark Brunch!
They play cartoons for the kids on the projector, and they play the game once it comes on. Something for everyone! On site free parking, clean bathrooms, 👌 Welcome back Skylark Brunch!
The food here is pretty good, but not so good to get a 5 star. We ordered the French toast and breakfast burrito with orange juice and iced coffee.
The French toast is a typical diner style, so if you’re not a fan of corn syrup, I would stay clear. Otherwise it is quite good - but too large a potion to finish. The breakfast burrito was quite good too. The orange juice was fresh squeezed, however it has some bitterness that usually comes from sitting around for a couple hours, so I couldn’t really tell how fresh it really was. It may have just been the oranges but it was a no-no for me.
The atmosphere here is really nice with lots of 1950s inspired decor.
The French toast is a typical diner style, so if you’re not a fan of corn syrup, I would stay clear. Otherwise it is quite good - but too large a potion to finish. The breakfast burrito was quite good too. The orange juice was fresh squeezed, however it has some bitterness that usually comes from sitting around for a couple hours, so I couldn’t really tell how fresh it really was. It may have just been the oranges but it was a no-no for me.
The atmosphere here is really nice with lots of 1950s inspired decor.
Fantastic matcha – maybe the best I've had – and avocado toast too. You can feel the Japanese influence in the space as soon as you come in – it almost feels like you're in Japan. Excited to come back and try some of their other offerings soon.
I ordered a hot matcha latte with oat milk and it was delicious! Just the right amount of sweetness/umami and the latte art was gorgeous. Batista was Ethan (only one in shop) and he was really courteous and friendly, brought my drink out to where I was sitting. Cafe itself was really clean/aesthetic/picturesque.
Pretty good food and drinks and great stage, the only downside is they only take cash at the door so that we have to use their atm knowing that none of us have cash because no other businesses accept cash anymore so you end up paying the door price plus an atm fee. Kind of annoying when all other venues take card at the door.
Best place for local meet up to chat or work over coffee. Every time I've been, my coffee has been brewed to perfection and tastes amazing. Staffs are super-kind. Dog friendly.
Food so good the conversation is going to be silent! The smash burger was divine and was prepared extremely well. Full of flavour and incredibly filling. Upbeat restaurant with a nice bar. Definitely a local hangout. Service was good and the waiter was always checking up on me. I enjoyed the location and is insulated from the street which is great. Recommend visiting.
An oasis of great food and service in a horrible airport. Let's face it, SEA is an awful experience. You might as well treat yourself with a great plate of food. The grilled chicken adobo has a great flavor. This coupled with their fresh veggies makes for a great meal.
Grab and go coffeeshop that is part of Kaiser Permanente building. Might want to avoid during peak work times.
There are two entrances ( one off 15th and one from inside the building). Mentioning this as the place is small ( 4 people in line is crowded) so you might have to walk through people to find the end of the line. Also if you have a stroller, you literally might not fit.
No indoor seating unless you count the Kaiser seating area which does have wifi. There are like 3 small tables outside the coffeeshop ( no heating lamps). Definitely not a place to work.
The bacon croissant sandwich is pretty good. they use higher quality bacon. A lot of places use the Oscar meyer microwave ones. Overall fair pricing and food comes out fast. The workers are pleasant.
There are two entrances ( one off 15th and one from inside the building). Mentioning this as the place is small ( 4 people in line is crowded) so you might have to walk through people to find the end of the line. Also if you have a stroller, you literally might not fit.
No indoor seating unless you count the Kaiser seating area which does have wifi. There are like 3 small tables outside the coffeeshop ( no heating lamps). Definitely not a place to work.
The bacon croissant sandwich is pretty good. they use higher quality bacon. A lot of places use the Oscar meyer microwave ones. Overall fair pricing and food comes out fast. The workers are pleasant.
Out of the 20 or so shops we tried when we moved here, URL is our favorite. Incredible coffee (iced or hot “walk to work” is my go-to, my partner gets a regular latte, cortado, or matcha) and their breakfast options are fire (their berry toast or chocolate croissant are the two we get often) and the humans working there are the kindest ever. Doggos are allowed, seating inside, good vibes all around.
Very unique bar/cafe in West Seattle. We stayed in an Airbnb nearby and were looking to walk to food and drink. We stumbled into an incredible place. The owners are inviting and incredible. They cure their own meats, and make fresh everything! They use their own rhubarb to infuse liquor for drinks. We had the most amazing chicken tenders, brined and soaked in buttermilk then fried. It’s hard to make chicken amazing, but they do! I would love to try more. They have homemade everything from bean dip to salsa and chips!
The kindest people run the shop, the chai is great, the atmosphere is relaxing. Overall 10/10 truly a hidden gem in the city. It’s my go to coffee shop.
Very cool little breakfast spot. The line was fairly long but moved efficiently. The blazing bagel sandwich was amazing and just big enough for two meals. Very friendly and helpful staff as well.
The only reason for leaving a 4 star review is that the actual Limited Available Mango Chicken bowl didn't look anything like the poster. They also didn't have the lime vinaigrette dressing meant for the mango bowl. No other sauce did this bowl justice. I uploaded 2 pictures of my bowl. One was untouched and the other was after I moved it up. It still tasted okay but I've had better.
Excellent coffee! The shop is very nice and it felt like I was in a fancy cafe in Seoul, Korea:)
We ordered breakfast in bed, and enjoyed the spread that was prepared for us.
My wife and I ordered the brunch and booze combo.
I had a mocha w/oat milk with a classic Benedict. All very good except the hollandaise sauce seemed coagulated and not enough flavor from it;I didn't get any additional flavor from it. Maybe more lemon or something needed?
My wife had the chai latte with oat milk and ordered the avocado toast to eat. The avocado toast was much bigger than expected and definitely was filling. Left without feeling guilty about it, and the flavors were all there. Very flavorful. There was a distinct flavor we absolutely enjoyed, but wasn't sure about what it was--possibly the tomato chutney.
With that combo also came mimosas, orange or grapefruit. We decided on grapefruit and found it to be delicious.
Service was hospitable and timely. Not the cheapest experience ever, but we really enjoyed it.
My wife and I ordered the brunch and booze combo.
I had a mocha w/oat milk with a classic Benedict. All very good except the hollandaise sauce seemed coagulated and not enough flavor from it;I didn't get any additional flavor from it. Maybe more lemon or something needed?
My wife had the chai latte with oat milk and ordered the avocado toast to eat. The avocado toast was much bigger than expected and definitely was filling. Left without feeling guilty about it, and the flavors were all there. Very flavorful. There was a distinct flavor we absolutely enjoyed, but wasn't sure about what it was--possibly the tomato chutney.
With that combo also came mimosas, orange or grapefruit. We decided on grapefruit and found it to be delicious.
Service was hospitable and timely. Not the cheapest experience ever, but we really enjoyed it.
For a sleepy Seattle day in First Hill this is a must do. Killer coffee, great vibes, amazing food! Mischief is perfect and not too sweet.
The food was really good and the price was good too but the lady that was filling my bowl looked like she was completely done with her job. She kind of looked like she had an attitude. But besides that it's pretty good. Better than Chipotle.
Made driving to West Seattle worth it while the bridge was down! Dive but clean. Great menu with lots of vegetarian options but my favorite is their fried chicken. My god, their fried chicken. Great mixed drinks and tap selection as well. Great music (especially with their frequent live music) and great service.
They have a great iced tea and our server was pretty outgoing and happy to let us know where things in the cafe come from. I bought a panini hot off the press and it was also delicious.
Amazing service and absolutely delicious caramel iced latte! Love the flavor of the beans they get from Passerine Coffee Roasters. Definitely one of my favorite coffee places in Seattle.
TLDR: Above and beyond service, friendly vibes, and great coffee!
Walked in on a quest for beans and some bean juice to get the day started. Was greeted with smiles and friendly welcomes, which is often hard to find in this dark and cruel world. My partner and I ordered a vanilla almond milk latte and an americano. Both drinks were very good. Latte was well balanced and delicious. The americano was smooth and also expertly extracted to give a full flavor profile party across my palate. I picked up a bag of their espresso blend beans and was pleasantly suprised to see how recent their roast date was (I commonly find old beans being sold on the shelves of other stores and it saddens me). The owner then accurately concluded that it would be in my best interest to wait a few days before actually using those beans to allow them to offgas. As I was coming to terms with having to wait to taste these tantalizing beans, the owner unprompted offered to send me on my way with some ready to use beans on the house. This really made my day and they have earned my respect and business for as long as I live in Seattle.
Walked in on a quest for beans and some bean juice to get the day started. Was greeted with smiles and friendly welcomes, which is often hard to find in this dark and cruel world. My partner and I ordered a vanilla almond milk latte and an americano. Both drinks were very good. Latte was well balanced and delicious. The americano was smooth and also expertly extracted to give a full flavor profile party across my palate. I picked up a bag of their espresso blend beans and was pleasantly suprised to see how recent their roast date was (I commonly find old beans being sold on the shelves of other stores and it saddens me). The owner then accurately concluded that it would be in my best interest to wait a few days before actually using those beans to allow them to offgas. As I was coming to terms with having to wait to taste these tantalizing beans, the owner unprompted offered to send me on my way with some ready to use beans on the house. This really made my day and they have earned my respect and business for as long as I live in Seattle.
Nice and cozy little place nestled inside the W Seattle. We were staying at the hotel so it was convenient to have breakfast here a few of the days. My wife had the breakfast burrito both days, she loved it. I had the biscuit and gravy. The flavour was on point but I wish it was saucier, it was a bit on the dry side. Overall a solid spot. For a small joint they had quite a few options to appease everyone.
Lovely cafe with great baked goods and the best lattes! Jonathan the owner singlehandedly kept me caffeinated and topped up on cookies through the end of my clinical rotations at KP. I wish I worked closer so this could still be my daily coffee spot! Sam the barista made my son a cutest hot chocolate cat today to which my son said, “This cat made it worth it to get out of bed today,” which is the highest of praise from a tweenager.
Update: just visited the second location on Union that’s open on weekends and it’s so nice. Lots of good food selection and a sweet outdoor patio. My son said the chocolate orange loaf was wonderful. My mocha was, as always, made to perfection.
Update: just visited the second location on Union that’s open on weekends and it’s so nice. Lots of good food selection and a sweet outdoor patio. My son said the chocolate orange loaf was wonderful. My mocha was, as always, made to perfection.
Hotel restaurants can so often be an underwhelming experience, but happily Conversation is excellent. The food is delicious with inspired ingredients, the cocktails are great and innovative, and the service very attentive.
But beyond that, I must say that the atmosphere at Conversation is special. I don't honestly know what it is, but coming for dinner in the evening, it just feels so relaxing and intimate. The gentle lighting, the bronze silverware, the glow from the windows, maybe it's all these things and more, there's just an attention to detail that makes itself known subliminally that just makes dinner here wonderful.
They also do breakfast which didn't leave the same impression on me. I'd much more recommend dinner.
But beyond that, I must say that the atmosphere at Conversation is special. I don't honestly know what it is, but coming for dinner in the evening, it just feels so relaxing and intimate. The gentle lighting, the bronze silverware, the glow from the windows, maybe it's all these things and more, there's just an attention to detail that makes itself known subliminally that just makes dinner here wonderful.
They also do breakfast which didn't leave the same impression on me. I'd much more recommend dinner.