Category:
Indian
Neighbourhoods: Fairview Slopes, South Granville
How do I sum up this experience? I don't really know. A restaurant is about the food primarily but it is about more than that, and this restaurant delivers on all fronts. True, they don't take reservations, but it is really not a bad thing if you…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhood: International District
Wow! The atmosphere is great and the staff is soooo friendly.The nigiri here is truly amazing. The small dish of scallops, butter, and mushrooms was really amazing! The Agedashi tofu was also some of the best I have had outside of Japan. Any of the…More »
Categories:
Italian,
Delis,
Meat Shops
Neighbourhood: Pioneer Square
Best....lunch....in...Seattle. Well from the few lunches I had in Seattle it was the best that is. My Grilled Lamb sandwich was delish.....the lamb and roasted peppers on the bread were just heavenly. There was some kind of dressing on it, not sure…More »
Categories:
Japanese,
Sushi Bars
Neighbourhood: Fairview Slopes
I hate hype. Really. I have read and heard the hype about this place for a while. And all I can say is the meal at Tojo's really did live up to hype for once. It is not cheap by any stretch of the imagination, but the food truly is good. We did the…More »
Categories:
Grocery,
Fruits & Veggies
Neighbourhood: Granville Island/False Creek
This market is amazing. What other praise can I give to this place that has not already been given. We can here on a empty stomach expecting to eat our way through the market, and we did.
It is a great idea to just go around the shops and pick up…More »
This place lives up to its name. It makes a pie that is truly delicious, in fact is makes 7 pies, four of which I tried and loved. I got to try all these on two visits, one when I came for dinner and four when I went with someone to happy hour, the…More »
Category:
Breakfast & Brunch
Neighbourhood: Downtown
Of the 8 breakfasts I ate in my 8 days traveling around Seattle and VAncouver, this was by far the best and most memorable. It has a great French-Canadian feel you will notice the second you walk in. The servers are very friendly and helpful, even…More »
Categories:
Hot Dogs,
Food Stands,
Japanese
Neighbourhood: Downtown
Most...interesting...hot dog...ever. No really. The Terimayo hot dog from Japa Dog is just amazing. Don't be scared by the occasionally indecipherable English-type writing on the website or on the cart, just eat and enjoy.
The man working behind the…More »
Categories:
Bakeries,
Coffee & Tea,
Donuts
Neighbourhood: Belltown
The most amazing doughnuts shop I have ever seen. This was one of those times when I was so pleasantly surprised by a restaurant that I completely changed my plans just to hang out here a little longer. Honestly, heading towards the place from the…More »
Categories:
Coffee & Tea,
Sandwiches
Neighbourhood: Downtown
It's been said a zillion times and I'll say it for the zillion-and-oneth time, the pear and brie baguette is really great. I would never have imagined this combination would work so wonderfully. This is a great place for lunch in downtown, the prices…More »
I was surprised when I saw how small this place really was. But, I was in love the second I tasted the best Mocha I have ever had. This place is the bomb! How I would die to have a coffee place this good back in my part of Florida. The owner was very…More »
Categories:
Grocery,
Seafood Markets,
Ethnic Food
Neighbourhood: International District
Grocery shopping can't get any more fun than this. The produce section it so amazing and I loved seeing fresh real wasabi there, expensive yes, but stil cool to look at.
The food court and preped foods case is amazing and it is a lot of fun to pick…More »
Category:
Botanical Gardens
Neighbourhood: Chinatown
This place was a lot smaller than I imagined, but it did have a lot of beauty. The guided tour was fairly short but still packed with interesting cultural information about the role of Scholars and their gardens in ancient Chinese society. If it…More »
Category:
Parks
Neighbourhood: Coal Harbour
Awesome! By far the best urban park I have visited. They have wonderful trails that run through the middle of the park. It is so serene and peaceful that you could not be faulted for thinking you were in the middle of a forest when walking through.…More »
The pipes and stuff give a cool atmosphere to this amazing park. The sunset view is amazing if you happen to get it on a clear night. WE saw several kite fliers and people playing football. While the view of the city was not as amazing as Kerry Park…More »
Categories:
Seafood,
American (Traditional),
Soup
Neighbourhood: Downtown
This is really the best Clam chowder I have had in my life. The creaminess was perfect but still not too heavy so as to cover the clams and supporting elements like the potato. How I would love to pack this place up and bring it back home. The market…More »
Did I like it? Did I not like it? Is it 3 stars or is it five stars? I'll put it at 4 for now. All I can say is it was the most overwhelming burger experience I have ever had, I still have a case of sensory overload, not sure what to make of it. I…More »
I was told to come here to buy my whole bean coffee souvenir from Seattle, and I'm glad I listened. The whole bean coffee is not very cheap but is great. I was impressed by the knowledgeable staff and also the selection of the coffee at the place. I…More »
People, that is some darn tasty espresso!
The location is great and it really would be fun to sit at one of the sidewalk tables and waste away time with a hot coffee and a good book. This was one of my favorite coffees' I had in Seattle, but still…More »
Categories:
Coffee & Tea,
Bakeries
Neighbourhood: Downtown
Ahh... this was stop one on my Seattle Coffee tour, and it was a good way to start. I decided I would just go for an espresso to start my Seattle coffee experience, and I am happy I did. The espresso was right around that perfect balance of strength…More »
Categories:
Farmers Market,
Shopping
Neighbourhood: Fremont
I am not much of an Antique shopper at all, but the music and food stalls were great. The woman, I forget her name) was selling various kinds of bruschetta on the street and while the price seems a little steep, it was a great place to grab a snack…More »
This museum is large and beautiful, and the art stays pretty interesting. The current exhibits were a Calder exhibit and a Michelangelo exhibit that featured some of his "lost" sketches. This was all very interesting, however I really didn't feel the…More »
Categories:
Museums,
Art Galleries
Neighbourhood: Downtown
I'll be the first to admit, landscapes of mountains, trees, and rivers get a little old for me after a while, but somehow I stayed interested and loved this museum. I learned a lot about Canadian Art, and they had a great photography section on the…More »
Category:
Chinese
Neighbourhoods: South Cambie, Riley Park
This is a darn fine place for a Szechuan dinner. You know your in a good Chinese place when you are the only people speaking in English in the restaurant! Our waiter was very friendly and he was knowledgeable of the menu, always a good sign. The…More »
Categories:
American (New),
Pubs
Neighbourhood: Capitol Hill
Arriving late on a Monday night we were expecting this place to be too happening, and we were right. Still the atmosphere was cool and the menu was very interesting. They don't always have the same menu that they post online but if the online menu…More »
A fine bagel indeed. It would not win any awards in NYC but it does have that same characteristic texture and taste impossible to find in mass chain bagel shops or in bagels from a bag. It was little quiet between normal breakfast and lunch hours so…More »
Categories:
Coffee & Tea,
Sandwiches
Neighbourhood: Capitol Hill
Faizel wasn't there! The barista didn't sing! Did I come to the right place? Well it was a Monday. I left with just a turkey and veggie sandwich which was itself good but not incedibly revelational or memorable, thought the bread was exceptional.…More »
Category:
Landmarks & Historical Buildings
Neighbourhood: Queen Anne
Yeah, its touristy. It very touristy. But most of you who will go to the top are tourists right? So just pay the ridiculous admission fee and enjoy the view. Don't expect to be blow away, its not the Eiffel Tower or Big Ben or anything, it's just a…More »
Category:
Fast Food
Neighbourhoods: Downtown, Granville Entertainment District
I can't at all say I was incredibly impressed here. The fries were pretty limp, a little surprising considering I believe they were made to order. The gravy and cheese curds piled on top for the poutine was good but it really didn't seem like a…More »
Did I miss Brian when I was here? I must have. Well perhaps he is the redeeming quality because my drip coffee was the most bitter I had in Seattle, it was a little bit watery as well. Perhaps I missed on the experience a bit because I only stopped…More »
Categories:
Breweries,
American (Traditional)
Neighbourhood: Downtown
If you can't drink the beer like me than wheat is there to do at this place? Eat some mediocre food of course! The design on the inside, while a little touristy, was pretty cool and the service was friendly enough. I just really didn't care for the…More »
Category:
Seafood
Neighbourhood: International District
If your looking for cheap and easy to devour Chinese food at midnight on a Sunday I would say go here. If you are looking for great authentic Chinese food, I would say keep looking. We tried to visit some Ethiopian place over in Capitol Hill but were…More »
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73 Useful, 15 Funny, and 21 Cool
Saint Petersburg, FL
Yelping SinceSeptember 2009