I'm from out of town and everyone I know recommended this place for a good quick burger joint. We…read morestayed a couple of blocks down the street so walking was easy. Went on a Saturday around 11am and it was already so busy! You cannot beat the prices here. Cheeseburger - I would get it without the relish/pickle next time as it's on the sweeter side and I personally don't like sweet relish. Other than that, bun and patty were cooked perfectly Fries - I love fries that are soggy yet still crispy and these were amazing. I wanted another order immediately.

I asked the locals for something Seattle and they said go to Dick's…read more Burgers, fries, ice cream scoops, shakes and floats. That's it. The long lines do the talking. It's really good.

Look... I know I've reviewed this spot like a dozen times but you know what, idc…read more It's my favorite smash burger delivery 2 miles from my house and it's always perfect!... honestly I don't know if I just love Sma5h or the weird note situation I have with Lucas - but you know what, it's my favorite. So anyway thank you Sma5h team and thank you Lucas for getting me through my drunk hungry nights. Forever your regular - grilled onion girl

Great spot for a smash burger. Came here for lunch because we were craving burgers. There's a…read moredecent amount of seating so we ate in the restaurant. Parking is sort of tight but not impossible to find. We ordered at the kiosk which was convenient. I ordered the supreme sma5h and sma5h fries. The food came out at a decent pace and the staff dropped the food off at our table. The fries were phenomenal. Perfectly cooked and seasoned and the sauce was a great add on. Not too salty or overwhelming. Just, amazing. The burger was also very good. The beef strips tastes just like bacon so it's definitely a great alternative to those who don't eat pork. However the burger was quite heavy and a little too salty. But solid overall. Would definitely come back. Maybe add an egg to the burger too since I love eggs lol.

If you're ever in Seattle and need a quick but delicious bite to eat, you have to stop at Un Bien!…read more Me and my husband visited the city for 4 days and this sandwich was the best thing we ate hands down! We had the Caribbean roast. The bread, the meat, the onions omg all of it was amazing!

the steak sandwich is sooo good!! the grilled onions are huggge. sandwich gets messy with the…read moresauce. definitely get a drink. i think it's better to share since it's very heavy sandwich! street parking and outdoor seating!

Lunch with a coworker brought me here on a Friday noon around 12:50pm. It's on Marginal Way but…read moreparking here is best on the neighboring Carleton Ave S, which was hard to find parking at. There's two walk-up windows here but we used the one not facing the two outside seating tables and closer to the residential parking lot. Menu is plastered on the window we walked up to, and staff make your order and give it to you on the same window. There doesn't seem to be any restrooms from a first glance, and not much of a surrounding area as this is outdoors. We each got their steak sandwich with provolone cheese and onions. These sandwiches are pricey, but they're also huge! I didn't need to do a cheese pull; the hot cheese stuck onto the foil wrapping did that for me as I was pulling it off to take my first bite. The steak itself is in little bits and carries rich flavor, and is very tender; it pairs very well with the cheese and onion combo as well. The bread itself is soggy but it matches the texture of the rest of the sandwich so I actually liked that. As with any sandwich like this, it was messy but one of the best I've had. Service was very fast and friendly, and sandwiches are huge and filling! I'd come again if I was around the area.

I don't think you can ever go wrong with Calozzi's. Great place for a quick bite. The sandwiches…read moreare loaded with meat! I personally really like the pepper steak with provolone.

If you're searching for tacos in Capitol Hill you can stop now-- you've found the spot. Tacos…read moreChukis checks all the boxes: fast, friendly, and flavorful. The go-to here is their house taco, an Al pastor-based creation with cheese, guac, and a thick slide of pineapple. Everything I've tried is good though. The space itself is a little hidden, down an alley and upstairs. Inside is spacious! No seating issues in my experience.

Pastor was pretty dry tbh. Good horchata tho…read more My review needs at least 85 characters

I needed a quick comfort food moment and this place was perfect. Fried okra had my heart and the…read morefries and chicken were also great! I barely even used sauce.

The fried chicken and sides were good. 7.9/10…read more The problem I had was I ordered a bunch of food, the Door Dash guy delivered the food expeditiously, but the order was wrong. How hard is it to notice that I specified only DARK? And why not throw in some napkins? And ketchup? And freakin' UTENSILS?!? So, you mean we can order $60 worth of food/delivery but we have to ASK for "extras" like utensils and ketchup? Decent food, horrible service.

Now that's a burger!…read more Two big ol juicers and reasonable price (for Seattle -_-)! It was busy so a bit of a wait after ordering but they let us know that. It's a cozy diner like spot with ample outdoor seating. Lots of fams romping about. Red onion jam was my jam! Love sweet little onion to cut the uber fattyness of a well cooked burger.

In the genre of burger restaurants in Seattle, Red Mill is the top of my list. Quality…read moreingredients, consistent preparation with a nod to the Red Mill sauce and the crisp bacon (so many other places do not serve crispy bacon). Burgers are cooked to order and it is popular so it can be a wait but never more than 15 minutes. It is more "drive in" than restaurant as far as ambience. Some people may not like this but it fits their focus on greater burgers and sides.

I love fried chicken so i had really high hopes, but honestly thought the sides were so mid…read more Chicken was good, reminded me of Popeyes tbh.. but it was very seasoned coating, soft chicken, not dry at all. The mac n cheese was very confusing which is why I had to put it to 4 stars. Got takeout

Chooksty and James got some big ahh sandwich that even had mozzarella sticks stuffed inside. Only…read morehad one bite and it was good... I was under the influence when I had it lol! But, it was indeed filling that we could not even finish the whole thing in one seating and we were hungry. I got the chocolate milkshake for myself, which was creamy, but tasted meh. I mean, they just have a premade vanilla milkshake that they then put hersheys chocolate syrup to mix in. Bruh. And I was checking continuously to see if they called my number, so I went up to the front desk to address the issue, and they said that they been calling even though not projected with a microphone nor on a screen with numbers called to be featured. Poorly executed. But, at least staff still served my order to me. No staff to clean tables. I want to say something good, but remember leaving there with my eyes rolling at how poorly done the service was.

Paseo is my happy place. The grilled chicken thighs are perfectly seasoned -- juicy,…read morecrispy-skinned, and loaded into a toasted baguette with all those incredible toppings. Pair it with a strawberry margarita and you've got yourself the perfect meal. The staff here are the real deal -- friendly, fast, and genuinely passionate about what they serve. The line moves quickly and the food is always worth the wait. If you haven't been, you're missing out. Paseo is a Seattle treasure.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Great spot if you're craving for some Cuban sandwich! Came here for lunch one day, cuz I was…read morecraving for it. Nothing much to say about this spot. Good service, fair price, and good food. I got the one they recommended!

Let me start by saying the service was great. The employees were friendly, I have zero complaints…read moreabout them, and I don't normally leave negative reviews because food is completely subjective. That being said, the food was comparable to receiving a lobotomy via rusty soup spoon in a swamp surrounded by crocodiles. I went in with absolutely no expectations and somehow still left disappointed. The chicken tasted like someone was holding the seasoning shaker when a fire alarm went off and they just froze there for six minutes. Then I tried the mozzarella stick. I like spicy food. Spice was NOT the problem. Eating this thing was like attempting the cinnamon challenge with a stick of cheese hidden somewhere in the middle. POWDER POWDER cough POWDER oh hey, cheese POWDER. At one point I wasn't sure whether I was supposed to eat it or snort it. I think approximately 10% of the seasoning would've accomplished the mission. The other 90% appeared to be there in case I needed to preserve the mozzarella for the winter. And somehow there isn't a normal mozzarella stick. You already have the cheese. You already breaded the cheese. You already fried the cheese. Just stop one step earlier, Dave. I'm begging you. Clearly plenty of people love this place, and I respect that. Maybe Dave and I simply have irreconcilable culinary differences. The employees deserve five stars. The food deserves to be studied by scientists so this never happens again.

I love that this place is open late at night. I never really have a reason to go to Capitol Hill,…read morebut I happened to be working in the area and was lowkey ecstatic to see a Dave's Hot Chicken within walking distance. I usually just park somewhere in Seattle and walk around, so having one here was pretty convenient. And there is a Gong Cha literally right across the street?!?! So you're telling me I can have both chicken AND boba tea? HECK YEAH!! Dave's Hot Chicken is definitely an experience, and I was happy with the portion size for what I paid. I got two single sliders, including one of their special mac & cheese sliders, plus a special mac & cheese with ranch and buffalo sauce, and my total was under $30. For fast-food-ish chicken, I thought the quality and flavor were alright. I also liked that the spice levels actually matched what I picked. The sauces and seasoning had flavor without just being pure heat. If you can't handle spice very well but still want a little kick, I'd recommend mild. If you do like spicy food, medium is moderately spicy without feeling like it's trying to burn your tongue off. The buffalo sauce in the mac and cheese wasn't quite spicy, but it still tasted good. My biggest gripe is how packed this location seems to be. I haven't been here earlier in the afternoon, but pretty much every time I've looked through the window or stopped by, it's been busy. The inside is already pretty cramped and tight, and with only one entrance/exit, it practically feels like there's hardly breathing room when it's crowded. I'm mostly here to grab my food and go anyway, so I'd definitely recommend ordering online for pickup. One thing to know: if you order in person and you're paying by card, you have to use the kiosk. A human employee will only take your order if you're paying cash. I've been to Dave's Hot Chicken in California before, so I'm glad this location lives up to the same expectations. Good chicken, fair portions, reasonable pricing, late-night hours, and my love of boba tea/Gong Cha across the street. Four stars mostly because of the cramped, constantly packed space. I probably won't be back to this particular location anytime soon since I live pretty far away, but if I'm working in Capitol Hill again and want some spicy chicken and boba, I will be back here lol.