We loved our sandwiches! We had the sausage, egg and cheese and the Bernie Boodnick. They are…read moremiddle sized sandwiches, and would be nice to have a side with for lunch. All the ingredients used felt like they were good quality. We ordered quickly and got our food quickly. The workers were friendly. There is a small eating area that is pleasant to sit at. It was pretty busy but didn't get very loud. I also bought a package of day old bagels for 50%, which ended up being $8. I had one toasted the next day and it was still very good. I thought that was a really good deal. There is a large parking lot behind the restaurant. You have to walk down either a few stairs or a ramp to get to the front door.

As they strip down their menu, I'll have to remove this shop from my favorites. No more bagel dogs…read moreof any kind, which is my number one reason for coming, several bagel flavors leaving, and not even the courtesy of taking down the menu or covering those options during their transition. Extremely disappointed. I posted the above earlier at 3-stars, but I was too hasty posting before getting our food, expecting that even though the menu changed, the quality wouldn't. Sadly the bagel sandwiches aren't nearly stuffed to what they used to be and even the orange juice had extra pulp. My biggest complaint is still that there were no indicators in the store until we were trying to order. It is so frustrating to try to pivot when we're standing in front of the cashier with drinks in hand just trying to be on our way.

The musubi breakfast sandwich (with spam and furikake on a pineapple bun) was the most delicious…read morething I've eaten in a long time. The Vietnamese coffee (one of many interesting choices available) was flavored and sweetened just perfectly - plenty but not too much. The atmosphere was peaceful and comfortable, and the service was pleasant and charming. A bright spot in a good morning.

Cafe Aloe is a little cafe located within the Stokely Apartments in Bellevue. I've been wanted to…read moretry this cafe out for quite some time and finally made the drive out. There isn't any dedicated parking for the cafe, but we were able to find street parking around the block. Once you enter inside the building and cafe, it is surprisingly spacious. There isn't that much seating available though. On a nice day, there is outdoor seating available. I ordered a Vietnamese Iced Coffee and a Mint Mojito Iced Coffee. These were drinks very basic. Nothing extravagant about them, especially the Vietnamese Iced Coffee. The Mint Mojito Iced Coffee was a tad bit better and you could taste the mint in it. If I were to return, I definitely would try other drinks or even their food items here. The customer service here was okay. Not very interactive. There wasn't any issues, but it was a bit awkward for whatever reason.

OMG! As soon as I entered the bakery, I started singing "I'm a Barbie Girl in a Barbie World." The…read moreproducts look like edible pieces of art. I was going to post photos, but unfortunately they did not survive long enough. Sorry, not sorry. Seating is limited unless you can grab a table outside. On a warm day, you can pull up a chair, spread your sugary treasures across the table, and suddenly feel like you're starring in The Sound of Music. The staff was lovely, and the mocha was meh. That said, when it comes to coffee, I'm still a Starbucks dude (no public shaming, please).

I had the spicy veggie crepe, a latte and a chocolate croissant…read more Dirt the bakery was clean, had plenty of seating, parking nearby, and some seating outside. The crepe was exactly as advertised! Spicy with fresh veggies sauté perfectly and the crepe was perfectly cooked! The latte was strong. The croissant was out of this world! Reminded me of the croissants I felt 10k to have in Europe! Very good coffee, breakfast, bakery and the staff are super friendly!

Stopped by Semicolon Cafe and it's such a cozy, cute café to relax in. The space feels warm and…read morewelcoming, making it a nice little spot to meet up with friends or take a casual break. We haven't tried their drinks yet, but we keep coming back for the sandwiches. The bulgogi sandwich is definitely the standout. It's flavorful with the perfect balance of sweet and savory, and always hits the spot. I also tried the chicken sandwich, which had good flavor but was a bit on the dry side for my taste. Ordering is easy since everything is done through a kiosk, and the food comes out pretty quickly, which makes it a convenient option when you want something casual without a long wait. A solid café stop if you're in Bellevue and craving a satisfying sandwich in a cozy setting.

Went back and ordered the pork bulgogi sandwich, it was delicious! My husband got one of the matcha…read morebombs and a beef bulgogi sandwich, he said both were great. Service was friendly and quick!

They now offer dinner and so we went to try. Some things were great - the server was pleasant, the…read morebeef bourguignon was delicious! I loved how many fresh veg and garnishes were part of the dish (unusual for this dish in my experience). However, more mashed potatoes than stew. The chocolate dessert had 3 different textures and a lovely rich flavor. The dinner menu is very small. A couple of starters. Two salads but only one available. Four entrées but only 2 available. I wasnt a fan of the lemon tart. Too much crust and not enough lemon filling. The chairs are very uncomfortable and cold, especially with the cold breeze blowing through from the propped open front door.

We loved coming to this place because of the excellent food by chef Giovanni, but furthermore…read morebecause the service was nothing short of outstanding. Sadly, it's the exact opposite now. Chef is gone and now the range of food and wine is drastically diminished. I'd advise on the quality of what remains but we literally got up and left due to the repugnant attitude of the waiter, who identified himself as the manager and was all too happy to see us leave after some unpleasantries were exchanged. I think this restaurant's days remaining in business can be measured in days or weeks, not months. It's sad because the owner obviously put some real creativity and money into the design of the wine bar side of the establishment, but as many restaurateurs have learned the hard way, the nature of the personnel can make or break a business, and this place has gone from one extreme to the other in that regard. I predict this particular manager will put the last nail in the coffin of L'Experience Paris with total certainty.

I love this little cafe! The food is tasty AND beautiful (it is a personal pet peeve of mine when…read morefood is cute but bland) Here, you can eat to enjoy with your eyes and taste buds! The cashiers/baristas are always friendly and helpful with suggestions. It seemed to be quite busy when I went both times (weekend afternoon) but was able to find a place to sit.

I came in around 11am on a Thursday and there were a few seats occupied. The brunette woman helping…read moreme at the front was kind and patient while I perused the menu. I settled on the Mt Olympus toast with an extra slice of the PNW since I couldn't make up my mind. I also ordered the Belldens White Mocha, which was not overly sweet surprisingly. As I sat and ate, the place received plenty of customers who also chose to dine-in. Service was great, atmosphere was beautiful. You are expected to bus your own tables, common at small coffee shops. I street parked on the west side of the building, requiring a slight climb up the hill back to my car. It was free though, so no complaints! I would return to "work from home" or if I was in the area and looking for a cute bite. In total I paid $36, not including tip.

Me and my girlfriend went there on Saturday afternoon and everything was really really good. First…read moreyou order and pay and then they serve it to your table , the food comes really fast to the table even tho there was a few people in line before us. The food itself was amazing and I would really recommend the Ruben sandwich with both meats so you can try everything. I didn't take this time the their matzo ball soup but I wouldn't be skipping it if you are coming for the first time it's one of the best I ever had and I keep coming back there at least twice every week.

Gilbert's has been on Main Street as long as I can remember. They serve up deli style food in…read moremassive portions so even if the price seems kind of high, you are getting your moneys worth. All the food here is packed with flavor. The workers at the counter take your order and bring the food to your table. Its a nice cozy vibe regardless of the time of day or weather. One thing that has always stood out to me is that they serve Matzo Ball soup and an amazing Reuben sandwich. On my last visit I went around breakfast time. We ordered both the #7 Omelette: Nova Scotia Lox and the #2 Omelette: The Supreme Omelette. Of course both were such generous portions that we had leftovers. We also got the Reuben. The sandwich was so big it had to be deconstructed and eaten with a fork and knife.

There's AMPLE seating - both indoors and outdoors. The clientele are a mix of people working (like…read moremyself today) or grabbing brunch/lunch together. Although the feeling sitting in is spacious, there is a good amount of ambient noise, likely bouncing off of the cement structure/framing of the building. There are floor to ceiling windows spanning the length of the place, as well as on the sides, adding to the amount of light and airy feel inside. The matcha - I was pleased to taste that they used very good quality matcha powder. The drink was smooth, creamy, and a little sweet from the vanilla syrup. The seafood tartine- I was a little disappointed to see the seafood to toast ratio. I wish they gave twice as much of the seafood mixture. That said, they did give ample toast. It was more than double the width of a normal slice. The texture of the bread was also soft. It was moist and dry at the same time - hard to describe. You could tell they didn't skimp on the butter. It reminded me a little of corn bread, but didn't taste like cornbread at all. There was a hint of sweetness as well. Honestly you could have the toast plain and it was very nice. The staff was very friendly and efficient. My food and drink came out quickly each time. They also move through customers in line pretty quickly. I would absolutely come back to work here again, or just for a cheeky coffee and pastry. Maybe next time with headphones. :) Parking - I just parked at the library and walked the couple blocks over. Additional: they have baby changing station in the lady's restroom.

great cafe, friendly staff and great food…read more the food like pastries, cake slices get over very quickly. we went post lunch time and other than getting a coffee, there was hardly any pastries left, everything was sold old! ample seating within the cafe and outside as well. it's a buzzing, lively cafe and definitely not a quiet one! will try to get in early someday!

Service and food were great…read more Consistent to my previous time here before pandemic. I almost lowered one star for them charging 20% service fee that does not go to the server. I seriously think this is a borderlin scam. Restaurants, please stop! Just raise the menu prices, instead. I kept my original rating because (again) the food and service were great today. Brewed coffee they serve was excellent as well - from Fonté. This is one of the most aesthetically pleasing restaurants in the greater Seattle in terms of interior decor. Pairing that with great service, it makes it a good safe spot for business outings/treating important guests. But please either get rid of the service fee or give the entire amount to your employees!

If you aren't in a rush, you will be treated with a first-class meal where you can tell the chef…read moreputs his heart and soul into the food. Everything was amazing and the service was very good. The funny thing is that despite being in the mall, we felt a world away inside. It was quiet and laid back, so we really enjoyed our date night here. For those who appreciate quality ingredients, this is the place to go. Even the butter was authentic high-end butter like you'd find in France.

I visited for the first time last week, and I loved how spacious and clean the space is! There is…read moreplenty of seating, and a great place to work/study. I got two pastries to go, the raspberry slice and spanakopita. I wished I had asked for the spanakopita to be warmed, but it was otherwise a really good pastry! I've never had spanakopita before, but I loved the salty, herbal flavor, and it didn't taste too heavy. The raspberry bar, however, was disappointing. It tasted more like a sugary shortbread with a hint of raspberry. The icing topping is thicker than the raspberry jam itself! I love sweets, but for the price and experience I would not get this one again. Overall, the cafe has a great ambiance, and a large selection of foods and drinks. It's a little pricey, but given the great spanakopita, I can see myself coming back once in a while to try more food and work!

I've passed by this swanky spot enough times that I got curious and had to try it for myself! The…read morefirst thing off the bat is that this is a stylish place: floor to ceiling windows, modern interior, very cool vibe. It seems to be a Scandinavian style cafe and brunch spot, but they also branch out to other flavors as well! When my friend and I went on a Sunday afternoon it was packed! They have a counter service rather than sit-down and you have the option of finding your own seats. My friend and I shared a huge breakfast platter (the portion was so big!), a cardamom twist (a new fave pastry of mine) and a sakura matcha (okay, much too sweet for my taste tho.) I would definitely go back here for another coffee chat! So many pastries I still want to try. :)