Ramon was our server for breakfast. Super friendly guy, remembers your coffee order after the first day. That kind of attention is nice, makes the morning routine feel a bit more personal.

Came here for a quick breakfast and really liked the vibe. It&#39;s a cute little tucked-away spot. The menu is pretty limited, but I got the avocado toast and it was spot on. A nice find for a quiet morning.

The bacon peanut butter burger was a really nice sweet and salty combo. The patty tasted fresh and you could tell it was hand-made. I appreciated how comfortable the booths were, made it easy to just relax and enjoy the meal.

The burger is the move here. Juicy patty, sharp cheddar, and that bacon jam on the brioche bun just works. It&rsquo;s a simple thing done really well.

Been coming here for years, and their sourdough is always fresh. I pop in just for that sometimes. Prices are still fair, which is nice to see these days.

Mary was so kind when our reservation got mixed up. She sorted it out herself and made sure we had a table. It really made our Christmas dinner relaxed and easy.

The frosnapper pastry was really good. Flaky, buttery, and that caramelized bottom with the savory seeds was a nice touch. My only thing is the seats are a bit hard for a longer sit.

The staff is really friendly and welcoming. Manuel and Jos&eacute; remembered my name, which was a nice touch.

Been coming here for years, and the prime rib French dip is consistently solid. Just a reliable neighborhood spot.

Service was quick and friendly even during a busy lunch rush. My street tacos were fresh and delicious, exactly what I was craving. For the price, the portion size was a bit smaller than I expected, but the quality was solid.

The crab avocado omelet had real crab and fresh avocado, which was nice. Hash browns were crispy outside and fluffy inside. A solid, no-frills spot.

Tried their Japanese strawberry cake for the first time. It was so light and not too sweet, which I loved. The frosting was really creamy and the strawberries tasted super fresh. Perfect for a little treat.

Dim Sum King&#39;s shrimp dumplings are so fresh, the filling is generous. I like the paper slip ordering, lets me pick just what I&#39;m in the mood for. Quick and easy spot for a solo bite.

The twice-baked almond croissant is the only reason I go. It&#39;s so flaky and sweet, with that perfect almond paste inside. I always grab a couple extra for later, even if I just wanted coffee.

The barista explained the single-origin beans really well. I got the pour-over, and the flavor was bright with a hint of citrus. It&#39;s a clean cup, maybe a touch light for my usual taste, but you can tell they know their stuff.

Had a casual lunch here. The burger was good, but what really stood out was the freshness of the ingredients. The lettuce and tomato on it were super crisp. The soft bun was a nice touch too. The tater tots were perfectly crispy.

The eggs benedict is what keeps me coming back. The hollandaise is rich and lemony, the eggs are perfectly runny, and the home fries have that crispy edge I love. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable breakfast.

Lunch specials are a steal here. The daily soup was a simple chicken noodle, but the broth had real depth. Felt like a home-cooked meal.

Fish tacos are always on point. Got them again last night, crispy and fresh. Patio&#39;s nice when it&#39;s not too busy. Solid spot.

I&#39;ve been coming here for years, and the patio is still my favorite spot. Perfect for people-watching on a sunny day.

The gluten-free mac and cheese is the real deal here. Creamy, rich, and the pasta texture is spot-on, you&#39;d never guess it&#39;s gluten-free. The brisket was good too, tender and smoky. A solid spot for celiacs.

The happy hour menu is solid. I tried a seasonal cocktail and the brisket sandwich. For the price, the portion on that sandwich was really generous. Felt like a good deal for a casual after-work bite.

Staying nearby and popped in. The chai latte is seriously the best in Seattle&mdash;so rich and spiced. The space itself is really cozy, with these big windows and comfy chairs. Just a nice, quiet spot to linger.

Deru Market in Kirkland is such a cool spot. The space feels really open and airy, with lots of natural light. I grabbed a kale salad and some fries with fried sage, and just enjoyed the relaxed vibe.

Been coming here for years. Their eggs Benedict is always spot on, runny yolk and all. Just a solid, no-fuss breakfast spot to start the day.

Been coming here for years, even after the ownership changed hands. The pizza and breadsticks are still just as good as I remember. The place has a nice, relaxed vibe that hasn&#39;t changed either.

Parking in the back was easy even with the lot being repaved. Food came out super fast for a quick lunch.

The staff is always polite and professional, which makes ordering a breeze. Service is quick even on busy Friday mornings. The friendly person at the counter is especially helpful and makes the whole experience very pleasant.

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