The owners are really nice, which gives it a good family-run vibe. They were very attentive to our table. The food was decent, though a couple of dishes came out a bit slower than the rest.

Fish tacos are a must! The cod fry was solid too. What really stood out was the vibe &mdash; perfect for a casual hang with friends. The staff at the register were super quick and helpful, which was nice when we were all chatting and trying to decide.

Cozy spot with maybe ten tables. The ful with baguette was delicious, reminded me of the Middle East. Service was fine. For the price though, the portion felt a bit small.

Cozy little spot in the neighborhood, very clean and relaxed. I had a simple sushi lunch here and it was just right. The booths are comfortable, which made the whole meal feel easy and pleasant.

The pork and chicken tamales were really good. Homemade masa, super flavorful. But honestly, for the price, I was expecting a slightly bigger portion. Still tasty though.

The garlic chicken was so crispy and tasty. I also tried the pad kee mao and pad thai, both were good. The booths are really comfortable, which is nice for a longer meal.

They had water bowls and treats for dogs. My pup got a little biscuit, which was a nice touch.

The staff was so attentive and made our large group feel comfortable. The food was delicious too!

Their fish and chips are a solid classic. The fish itself is super fresh and flaky, which I think justifies the slightly higher price tag. Plus, you can&#39;t beat grabbing a seat near the window with that waterfront view.

The views from this restaurant are absolutely stunning, making it a perfect spot for a romantic dinner. The ambiance is cozy and intimate, ideal for date nights.

The cheesy potatoes were the star for me. Perfectly crispy outside, then that soft, melty inside. I&#39;d come back just for those.

Found this cute SLU spot. The monthly special was really tasty. Staff came around the counter to hand me my order, which was a nice touch.

The happy hour menu was a nice touch, but the final tab still ran a bit high for what you get. That said, the sushi itself was fantastic. I had a glass of sake that paired beautifully with the toro.

The fettuccine alfredo was so creamy and rich. I liked the vibe in here&mdash;it felt cozy and relaxed, not too loud. Bruno was a nice guy, really kept things light. A solid spot for a casual pasta night.

Love the Capitol Hill spot, super walkable to other shops and Seattle U. Street parking was a bit of a mission on a Saturday, but it&rsquo;s worth it for the location.

Got seated with a big group on a busy night, no wait. The sushi came out super quick. The Kraken roll was the star &ndash; really fresh and interesting.

A solid choice for groups. The portions are generous, and the service was friendly. A bit noisy when it&#39;s busy, though.

Nice little patio for a small group. The drinks are definitely the draw here, using their own Oola spirits. My cocktail was interesting, but honestly, it felt a bit pricey for what you get. Maybe just one for the experience.

Just had my first time here and the owner remembered my name by the end of the meal. Felt like I&#39;d been coming for years! That kind of welcome is so nice when you&#39;re out with friends.

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