Super Six - Seattle

This restaurant has a cool industrial/retro atmosphere. The loco moco dish was delicious with perfectly cooked eggs and sweet short grain rice. The meat was cooked just right. The chicken and waffle dish was unique with the use of a bubble waffle, which had a perfect crispy outside and chewy inside. The fried chicken was cooked perfectly, but the red sauce could have been a bit spicier. Overall, a pretty good experience.

This Hawaiian restaurant in Columbia City is fantastic. The building is beautiful and there is plenty of seating. The self-ordering system is convenient, as you can use QR codes to pay ahead of time. The staff is friendly and the food they serve looks amazing. The dishes are crispy and delicious, and come with great sauces.

Will come by again to try the Hangover that my group ordered, while I tried the chicken and (bubble) waffle. Great staff and pet friendly with outdoor seating (might get cold outside so bundle up) but their Irish coffee hits the spot on keeping you warm.

The service was great and the food even better, real friendly staff, helpful, and Attentive. I wanna go back for brunch as they informed it it’s even better. The hostess was so nice and friendly, the servers went above and beyond.

I had the best French toast of my life at Super Six. For breakfast, be sure to try their Hawaiian toast malasada loaf with bacon, macadamia nuts, coconut, and salted toffee syrup. During Happy Hour, I enjoyed a $7 hibiscus margarita and $6 Aloha sliders. The Jungle Bird cocktail was also delicious. We also sampled the spam sliders and Aloha fries with pork. While my girlfriend loved the spam sliders, we both found the fries too fatty. Thicker fries with less pork would have been preferable.