The Old Fashioned riff with that anise note was really interesting. A solid, well-made cocktail. The rest of the menu looked good, but I stuck with this one for the evening.

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.

My Rard Nah is always on point here. Sauce is just right, noodles still have a bite. Never had a bad one. That&#39;s why I keep coming back to this spot.

The heated patio is a smart touch for cooler evenings. We had a business dinner there last week, and it was comfortable despite the chill. The board games kept my colleague&#39;s kids occupied, which helped the meeting run smoothly. Service was efficient.

The live music here is pretty good. The DJs kept the energy up all night, which made for a fun vibe. My only minor gripe was that it got a bit loud for conversation later on.

Seafood pasta was a nice surprise. The prawns and scallops were cooked just right, not rubbery at all. The pesto risotto had a good flavor, not too heavy. Solid choice.

The staff here is really nice and they know the menu well. I asked for a recommendation and they actually took the time to explain a couple of dishes, which was helpful.

The pasta is clearly fresh and homemade, which is the main draw. Garlic bread was solid too. Service was efficient, got my order quickly during a busy lunch. A bit pricey for a casual spot, but you&#39;re paying for the quality ingredients.

Solid Thai spot. The orange duck was fantastic, and the fried seafood appetizer really stood out. Nice atmosphere too.

The cocktails were really well made, especially the one with the rosemary sprig. It was a nice surprise for my first time here. The wine list looked good too, but I stuck with the cocktail.

Been coming here for years. Their lunch special is still the best deal around - a fresh, hot pizza and a decent side salad. Place was quiet today, which was nice. Prices haven&#39;t gone crazy like everywhere else.

Been coming here for years, and the covered patio with heaters is the main reason. It&rsquo;s just cozy and warm, even when it&rsquo;s chilly out. Always feels like the right spot, whether it&rsquo;s just the two of us or a few friends. That&rsquo;s the consistency I keep coming back for.

The veggie ramen broth had a lot of depth. Generous toppings too.

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

Grabbed a quick bite here after shopping at Bellevue Square. So easy to just walk over from the mall garage. It&#39;s my go-to spot when I&#39;m with friends and we can&#39;t decide where to eat. The vibe is always chill for catching up.

Bayley was really attentive to my friend&#39;s gluten-free needs. The Korean bowl and dumplings hit the spot.

Solid cocktail spot in Ballard. Drinks are creative and well-made, service is quick and friendly. Good for a pre-dinner stop. Prices are fair for the area.

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.

Cozy and dim, just right for a quiet weeknight. Sat at the bar with my book for a couple hours. The lighting was perfect for reading, and the staff left me to it. A nice, low-key spot.

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.

Sweet chili wings were solid. Good beer list too. The indoor golf was a fun touch, made it more than just a meal.

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.

The ice cream here is really creamy and full of flavor. I appreciate that it&#39;s not overly sweet, which is hard to find. The staff are consistently friendly, which is nice. My only small note is that the portion felt a bit light for the price.

The pad see ew here is my go-to. You can really taste the freshness of the noodles and the crisp vegetables. The portion is huge for the price, so it&#39;s a very filling lunch. Just a solid, reliable dish.

Been a regular for ages. The chicken tikka masala is always spot-on, and the naan comes out fresh and hot. Staff knows us by now, which is nice. Never had a bad meal here.

It was packed when we went, but the line moved okay. Got the classic burger and fries. The portion was huge for the price, honestly. My husband and I could have easily split one order and been full. Ended up taking half home for lunch the next day.

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