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Byrek & Baguette

4.4 (318 reviews)
ModerateMediterranean
Closed • 8:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Good for kids
Good for groups

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Turkey Baguette with French Fries (Large)
Dariga A.

their turkey sandwich is the best! The sauce on the side is really really good. We also tried tiramisu cake and it was good, Fries are crispy and not soggy at all. The service is quick and welcoming. we love to come here for lunch.

Chicken Pesto (comes with fries but asked for them on the side)
Mahika A.

I've heard such good things about this place, so I had to come check it out. Came here for lunch on a Friday & I really enjoyed this cafe. Their fries and pesto aioli are top tier. I could eat it for a whole meal. Their sandwiches were also really good. My friend who was visiting got the chicken pesto and said it was amazing. Also said it was his favorite place in Seattle so far! Guess we'll have to visit every time he comes now. The woman at the register was super sweet. We order at the front and they bring the food to you. I ran out of sauce for my fries, so they gave me more which was very nice. Their carrot cake was also delicious.

Plain French Toast
Caroline T.

I used to order from Byrek pretty consistently during the pandemic but stopped as their chicken pesto Baguette sandwich either had just the right amount of pesto or had too much where it was just an oily mess. Recently tried it again and it was okay. Still a shame they don't include the fries with the sandwiches, given the cost. Their plain French toast was delicious, and well cooked. I'd recommend their breakfast options (French toast and breakfast sandwiches). If you are coming in for lunch, try to place a order (either by calling or through one of the delivery apps) as it can be pretty busy.

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Edvin M.

We walked a long way to get here and ended up over ordering because all of the food on people's tables looked so good. We were glad we did. Everything was not only well plated and presented but delicious. The bacon breakfast sandwich had thick bacon, fresh spinach, and eggs as big as the slices of bread. The "Swedish" pancakes are the best I've had with caramelized apples you could tell were freshly made. Cappuccino was properly made and tasty. The pistachio baklava was great paired with the coffee. There are a variety of table layouts so whether you come with a group, your significant other, or alone you have a nice place to sit amongst the art of the walls. We also got a leek burek (or byrek) to go as we were excited to try it but didn't have anymore room left. This restaurant also serves wine, beer, and mimosas (alcoholic and nonalcoholic).

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Mark N.

Ordered this other days and it was pretty good. It is a Ham and Egg breakfast sandwich. But one thing I would change is how the eggs should be cooked. Scrambled would work better for this sandwich.

Turkey Sandwich Combo (#2) with side Beet Salad
Joshua F.

Nice grilled baguette with aioli, pickles, red onion, lettuce, baked turkey, tomato and provolone. The beet and citrus salad is like a $3 up-charge or so and worth it instead of fries

Matcha
Diana C.

Very tasty sandwiches! The pricing was a bit unexpected ($16+) but they were very fresh and on a Demi baguette. The matcha was ok though it wasn't super well mixed as there were quite a few clumps of matcha on the bottom. The server was helpful and it was a chill and well lit space to eat if you prefer to dine in.

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Stacy S.

We had a wonderful breakfast here this morning. I love a cafe with real dishes and utensils. And when the service and food are great, then it's definitely a win. Spicy omelet for him, Mediterranean omelet for me. We both thought the ingredients, flavor, and preparation were great. The toast was yummy. He liked the potatoes that came with the omelets. I'm not a huge potato fan and still ate some. We split a byrek, which was good. I had tea, and he had fresh squeezed orange juice.

Wendi K.

Located in downtown Cap Hill. Came here for some food and to work for a bit. Chicken Pesto Sandwich ($11.90) - I thought this was sort of bready and dry but the flavors were nice and it was well assembled. Leek & Feta Byrek ($6.25) - Nice flakey filo dough with a good amount of filling. Savoury and flavorful. There were desserts in the case that looked excellent. There was also an insane swarm of flies inside which kind of killed the vibe.

Ham Scramble and Bacon Breakfast Sandwich

Service was very good, workers were so sweet! Food was yummy and I got an iced mocha which was good too.

Mandy W.

Kind of a hidden gem on the Ave because the cafe seems so unassuming on the outside but is so cute and well decorated on the inside! They have cafe drinks as well as food options. Tried their sandwiches and fries this time and they were pretty yummy and very fresh.

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Byrek Baguette is fresh and delicious food any time of the day. Friendly staff and the place is clean.

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So delicious!!! The coffee, breakfast sandwiches and baguette sandwiches were so good. The inside of the place also is well decorated.

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I don't know why but this is my favorite sandwich shop. It must be their ingredients but even a simple sandwich is so good. Very fresh!

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Good sandwiches and salads. We usually frequent this restaurant at least once during our Seattle visits.

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