The tomato soup was a solid choice on a chilly evening. I appreciated the server&#39;s suggestion for a crisp white wine to go with it&mdash;really cut through the richness. Friendly team, though the pacing between courses felt a bit rushed.

The lunch tasting menu is a nice deal. The crispy duck rolls were fresh and light, not greasy at all. My butter chicken entree had a good balance of spices, and the portion was just right for a midday meal. Everything tasted clean and well-prepared.

Chef Katy&#39;s clam dish was a real treat. The staff was also super helpful with my gluten and dairy restrictions.

Nice spot with the patio and boat dock. Took some visiting friends there on a warm evening, and it was a pretty good setting. The food was decent, though a couple of dishes were just fine.

Been a regular for months. Food is consistently good, worth the drive. The pineapple cake with vanilla ice cream is the standout dessert.

Breck was our server and he was fantastic. When the fire alarm went off and we all had to evacuate, he kept his cool. He even brought us drinks while we were standing outside waiting. Really appreciated that.

The lamb shank was so tender it fell right off the bone. Broth was rich and savory, really hit the spot. They timed the courses perfectly, never felt rushed or waiting around. Solid meal.

The cider flight was fun, six different kinds. Really liked the watermelon and pear ones. The pizza was good, but honestly a bit small for what you pay.

The fish taco here is my new favorite. That green sauce they put on it is so good&mdash;tangy and a little spicy. I keep thinking about it! The &#39;fat hen&#39; one was solid too, but the fish is the one I&#39;d order again in a heartbeat.

Good spot for a quick lunch. The place is clean but a bit cramped when it&#39;s packed. Got the chicken rice bowl, came out fast. Solid for a speedy bite.

No. 13 of Must-Visit Restaurants in Seattle

Been coming here for years. Their bagels are consistently good, and the breakfast sandwich on an everything bagel is my usual. A reliable spot for a quick bite.

A decent spot for a pre-game bite. The self-serve beer wall is a fun idea with a lot of choices. The big TVs are good for catching the game. My burger was fine, though the fries were a bit lukewarm.

The portions here are generous for the price. I was genuinely surprised when my pasta arrived - the bowl was huge. It&#39;s a solid deal compared to what you usually get around here.

Flava was a great server, very attentive with our big group. The lamb gyro was tender and the Greek sampler easily fed eight of us. My friend loved the spaghetti. Everything was pretty good, though it did get a bit loud later in the evening.

Service was on point, and the place has a nice relaxed feel. The enchiladas were spot on, really flavorful. The burrito was solid too. Just wish the lighting wasn&#39;t so dim in the afternoon, made it feel a bit sleepy.

Just tried the blueberry pancakes here. They were honestly some of the fluffiest I&#39;ve ever had, and came out steaming hot. A really solid breakfast find.

Sushi was top-notch. Fish tasted incredibly fresh, especially the tuna plate. Service was efficient, got my order quickly. A bit on the pricier side, but you&#39;re paying for that quality. Would go back for a business lunch.

The staff here are always so nice and helpful. I get the oat latte every time, and they remember my order. It makes for a really easy, comfortable visit.

The wood-fired pizza crust is exactly what I look for - crisp with a nice char. You can taste the quality in the simple toppings, like the fresh mozzarella. That smoky flavor from the oven comes through perfectly.

The mac and cheese here is so good, it&#39;s the main reason my friends and I keep coming back. Perfect for sharing while we catch up. The grilled cheese and soup is a cozy pick too. Fries were a bit salty this time, but still solid.

A cozy spot with that classic diner feel. The booths are surprisingly comfortable, which is a big plus for me. I had the Chicken &amp; Biscuits and the cheesy grits, both were solid. The pinball machine and posters are a fun touch.

The Oliver Martini was the star for me. Perfectly balanced, strong but smooth. You can tell the bartenders really know what they&#39;re doing. It&#39;s the kind of cocktail that makes you want to linger.

Been grabbing their cashew chicken for lunch for years. It&#39;s still the same solid dish, just like I remember. A reliable spot in the market when you want something familiar.

The soup dumplings are pretty good, especially for the price. They remind me of the ones I&#39;ve had in NYC&#39;s Chinatown. The skin could be a bit thinner, but overall a solid choice.

My usual spot for coffee. Espresso is always strong. Love grabbing a latte and sitting in the Adirondack chairs out front with my dog. Staff is friendly.

The vegan French dip is a solid choice. The grilled peppers and onions had a nice char, and the au jus was surprisingly rich.

Been coming here for years, and the rib tips are always the move. That homemade BBQ sauce is the real deal&mdash;just the right amount of tang and sweetness. It&rsquo;s what keeps me coming back.

Find the best places for Lunch in Fife. Explore 1932 spots with authentic reviews from real users, compare menus and photos, and book your table instantly on Trip.com.

The Best Lunch in Fife

Currant Bistro

Wild Ginger McKenzie

Andare Kitchen & Bar

Ivar's Salmon House Fish Bar

Mama Stortini's Restaurant & Bar

Willmott's Ghost

Pink Salt Restaurant & Lounge

Locust Cider Post Alley

Standard Brewing

Saigon Drip Cafe

Duke's Seafood South Lake Union

Macrina Bakery

Vinason Pho Kitchen - SODO

Lockspot Cafe

Christos On Alki

El Chupacabra Alki

Denny's

Sushi Kudasai

Schultzy's Sausage

Pineapple Café

Elemental Pizza

Skillet Counter @ Seattle Center

Mecca Cafe

Oliver's

Jasmine Thai Restaurant

Tai Tung Restaurant

Ping's Dumpling House

Caffe Ladro - West Seattle

Georgetown Liquor Company

Jones Barbeque to Go