The location is super convenient if you&#39;re hitting the farmers market. We grabbed a quick breakfast here first. The food was fine, but honestly, the prices felt a bit steep for what you get. Good spot, just wish the value was a little better.

The Manila clam broth was the star for me. So flavorful, and the warm bread was perfect for dipping. Also tried their Slack Tide cocktail - creamy with a nice pineapple kick.

Stopped in for lunch, got the gorgonzola pesto tortellini. That pasta was seriously good, one of the best I&#39;ve had. The lasagna at the next table looked solid too. It&#39;s a reliable spot for the classics.

Marisela C. was the best part. She&rsquo;s friendly and professional, really makes you feel like a regular. That kind of service is why I&rsquo;d come back to this spot.

The pad thai here is the real deal. Noodles have that perfect chew, sauce is tangy and not too sweet. Reminds me of the street food stalls in Bangkok. Portion is generous too.

The coconut crusted rockfish was so good! Cooked just right. A great spot to catch up with friends.

Service is always nice. The chicken was moist, pasta cooked just right. It&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get, but the meatballs are a must-try. Portions are decent though, so you won&#39;t leave hungry.

The platter was a nice way to sample a few things, and the seats were comfortable.

The Tsunami skillet is massive! Eggs, gravy, meats, potatoes, veggies. For the price, you can&#39;t beat the portion size.

Service was pretty good, they kept my coffee topped up. The homemade hot sauce and jams were a highlight. The local art on the walls is a nice touch. A solid spot for a casual breakfast.

The deep dish pizza was exactly what I was after. The crust had that perfect crisp, and the sauce tasted really fresh. I appreciated that the cheese wasn&rsquo;t overly greasy. A solid choice for a classic Chicago-style craving.

Solid tequila selection. The flight was a good intro, and the margaritas are well-made, generous pours. Space is ample, not too crowded on a Tuesday evening. Good for a post-work drink.

Family dinner here. The service was so attentive, they remembered our drink refills without asking. That kind of care is nice. Food was solid, but it was the staff that made the evening.

That mushroom pasta was a real winner. We added shrimp and chicken, and the creamy truffle sauce wasn&#39;t too heavy at all. Pasta had a nice bite to it. Really hit the spot.

Cozy spot, feels like home. They really nailed the decor, it&#39;s so warm and inviting. Makes for a really nice, relaxed meal.

The Kirkland Roll was a nice change. Cucumber on the outside gave it a really fresh crunch, not heavy like some places. I liked that the menu had more classic rolls, too. A solid spot for straightforward sushi.

The pad see ew here is solid, generous portion too. I always end up with leftovers for lunch the next day. Their massaman curry has that slow-cooked depth, really hits the spot when you&#39;re craving something hearty.

Came for breakfast, ended up coming back the next day. The vegan options are solid, but honestly, the portions for the price felt a bit small. I was still a little hungry after my plate. Coffee was good though.

Been coming here for years. The staff always remembers my usual order, and they&#39;re just as quick and friendly now as they was on my first visit. That kind of consistency is what keeps me coming back.

We live close by and get the roasted veggie pizza a lot. It&#39;s always fresh and tastes good. For the price, the portion size is just right&mdash;not huge, but you leave satisfied. It&#39;s our reliable spot.

The fried ravioli starter is solid. Crispy outside, good filling. Sauce is a bit basic but fine. They make everything to order, so the fact that service is still quick is a real plus.

Blue Shroom burger was solid. Had it sitting outside across from Alki Beach. Perfect spot for a sunny day. Onion rings were crispy too.

The dim sum is fresh and the wine list had a nice Riesling that paired well with the shrimp dumplings. The panda decor is a bit much, though.

Cacio e pepe was solid, and the gnocchi portion was generous. It&#39;s on the pricier side, but you get what you pay for in terms of quality. Good for a straightforward business dinner.

The breakfast sandwich was a good choice. Our server was very friendly and helpful with the menu.

Neapolitan pizza was solid. The crust is light, and the chili oil dip is a good touch. Service was quick. A bit pricey for the size, but convenient for a quick business lunch.

The potato rolls were incredible, so soft. And the pork chop? Perfectly juicy. But the braised wild boar was the star, just fell apart. Paired it with a bold Malbec, a fantastic match. A real treat for a nice dinner out.

The mapo tofu ramen was a nice change of pace, really flavorful and filling. I appreciated how comfortable the bar seating was, made it easy to just relax and enjoy the bowl.

The buffalo nuggets are so good for sharing! Combo&#39;s a solid deal for lunch with friends.

The lunch deal is solid, and parking validation is a nice touch. That passionfruit matcha cake was a fun surprise.

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