Food | Reviews
Restaurant Reviews are still in progress.
Hey there, welcome to my Seattle foodie guide! Think of this as my personal rundown of the best spots in town. Whether you're craving a hearty meal, a perfect cup of coffee, or some refreshing boba, this list has got you covered.
Imo Pocha
Korean
B
$$
Cramped space with circular tables and stool chairs. Food takes longer to come out due to number of employees. Smaller portions than expected.
Seoul Tofu & Jjim
Korean
A
$$
Large open space with lots of seating options. All entress include a set of unlimited Banchan. A free sweet treat will be offered at the end of the meal.
Pho Than Brothers
Vietnamese
A
$
Order at the table and pay at the register. Service is super speedy. There are plenty of meat and bowl size options. Prices are fair for what you get.
Rondo Japanese Kitchen
Japanese
B
$$
Higher end foods with nice presentation. Can get very busy during peak hours.
Fogón Cocina Mexicana
Mexican
A
$
Hand made tortillas. Happy hour is from 3-6pm daily. Outside seating by the sidewalk is available.
Pelicana Chicken
Korean
C
$$$
Bone and boneless options. Lots of other fried items on the menu. Delicious sauce options. Crazy expensive for the portions you get.
Biang Biang Noodles
Chinese
A
$$
Hand pulled noodles. Noodle bowls are massive. Plenty of side dishes and drink options. Can get quite spicey if you ask for it.
Ayutthaya
Thai
B
$
Small space with wooden furniture. Usually only one person in the front of house. Typical thai options and flavors.
Kati Vegan Thai
Thai
A
$$
Entire menu is vegan. Lots of variety and has both modern and traditional flavors. Interior is quite beautiful.
Vinason Pho Kitchen
Vietnamese
C
$$$
Minimal bar seating since it's a corner store. Ordering is via tablet/screen. Portion size is small for how expensive it is.
Made in House
Korean
S
$$
Best bibimbap I've ever had. Simple healthy menu of korean fusion foods. Pricing matches portion. Cafe has specialty coffee drinks.
Mendocino Farms
American
B
$$$
Expensive gourmet healthy entrees. Made with local and seasonal ingredients. Can get very crowded during lunch hours.
Pagliacci Pizza
American
A
$
Local and laid-back pizzeria. Known for large and thin slices. Many locations across seattle. Offers free slices throughout the year.
Plum Bistro
American
A
$$$
Creative all vegan menu. Food is quite delicious. A bit expensive for what you get, but the ambiance makes up for it.
Tamari Bar
Japanese
A
$$
Specalizes in Japanese drinks, snacks, and street food. Happy hour from 5-6pm. Industrial indoor space, airy outdoor space.
Mamnoon
Middle Eastern
C
$$$
Way too expensive for the portions given. Hummus was good. Entrees were tiny. Cocktails...average. Spent way too much money here and left hungry.
Bangrak Market
Thai
S
$$
Extensive menu of classic Thai street food. Amazing portion sizes for the price. A favorite among locals. The decor is cute and colorful.
Momiji
Japanese
B
$$$
Contemporary Japanese apps and mains. Has a robust sushi menu, plus sake. Expensive, but somewhat worth it. Sleek setting.
Lucky's Pho
Thai
S
$
My top pho place in Seattle. Self serve toppings bar. Very clean setup and service is quick.
Portage Bay Cafe
American
A
$$
A well-known local brunch chain. Has a fruit bar. Can get very busy during brunch hours on weekends. Has blankets and outdoor heating for colder months.
Bai Tong Thai Street Cafe
Thai
A
$$
On a corner of pike. Uses robots to deliver food to tables. Reasonable prices and nice presentation. Never needed a reservation.
Li'l Woody's
American
A
$
Best fries in the area. And they give you heaploads of them! Burgers and shakes are good too.
Kizuki Ramen & Izakaya
Japanese
A
$$
Decent ramen at decent prices. Good appetizers. Friendly and attentive servers. Sign up for their text club and get discounts from time to time.
The Pink Door
Italian
A
$$$
The decor here is pretty unique and stunning. Def take some pics here! They even place real candle sticks at each table. Need reservations during peak hours.
Oddfellows Café
American
S
$$
Favorite place to get brunch in Seattle. Located in the heart of Cap Hill. Great vibes and has outdoor seating. Classic brunch items but on another level. Loved the Shakshouka.
Café Hagen
Scandinavian
S
$$$
Immaculate cafe vibes. Amazing scandinavian-inspired food and drink. A bit pricey, but it's worth it. Pastries are unique and absolutely delicious. Seasonal drinks are always tasty.
Wunderground Cafe
American
A
$
Known for mushroom-infused coffees. Pretty great foods as well. Wifi is fast and there is plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. Service has always been great. Interior is themed and clean.
HoneyHole Sandwiches
American
C
$$
Controversial, local sandwhich shop. Smaller interior, but has nice booth and bar seating. Sandwiches are fine. French fries are good. Is often open late.
Lost Lake
American
B
$$
Small diner feel with 2 separate seating sections: 1 for the bar, 1 family friendly. Open early and very late. Food is decent, but not great.
Tavolàta
Italian
C
$$$$
Appetizers and housemade pastas were good, however definitely not worth the price. Portions are quite small. Ambience was okay. Has outdoor seating.
Sizzle&Crunch
Vietnamese
A
$
Like Chipotle, but with Vietnamese food. Fresh vegetables, grilled meats, and with right amount of spices. Generous topping of cilantro and dressing. Bowls, Bahn Mi's, and Noodles.
Communion
American
A
$$
Tastefully decorated interior serving comforting soul food. Either have a reservation or come early to get a spot. Lots of culture and culinary heritage. Perfect for a larger group of people.