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We got amazing service but not great food on a Saturday morning. We got the farm hash bowl and Joe's scramble and both were bland and not well cooked. The hash had a large variety of veggies with a wide variety of doneness, and the crunchy potatoes were particularly unappetizing. Toast was burnt. We got there around 9 and there were plenty of empty tables. Our waiter was fantastic, maybe just a bad day for the kitche... View all feedback.
Good sandwiches but very expensive for what I got. It was 16$ for a smallish sandwich and some chips, it was like something I could make at home but still tasty and had nice employees
I was very impressed that the toddler only sandwich (that 's how it 's named on the menu! comes with real normally cuted fruits not like 'fruit salad ' from can like in other places with kids menu options. In general the food was great, the quality and taste of the meals was also good. Will come again if in the area. Great place to visit for lunch after Nordic museum or Ballard locks, located right between those two.
The food was really good! My friend and I both got the savory french toast with fruits on the side, and it was really filling and delicious. Beer was good as well!
Excellent and delicious hole-in-the-wall café with a very laid back vibe and a menu large enough for everyone to find something they'll love. I had a giant Cobb salad with all the fixings, a Reed's Ginger Beer, and a hot slice of bread pudding topped with whiskey/vanilla bean ice cream, for around $20-25.
Service was quick. My BLT was delicious and they let me bring both of my dogs inside while I ate. I have a husky/Shepard mix and a lab/border collie mix so they weren't small dogs.