Was looking for a vegan friendly place to grab brunch and came across this place. Menu had lots of…read moreoptions to choose from. Fresh baked goods were also available. They also have a nice selection of drinks from coffee, tea, juice and smoothies. I chose the avocado toast and added salmon. I also got a strawberry banana smoothie. The eggs were perfectly cooked to my liking. You can either order half order or a full order; I chose a full There is a nice park nearby with walking trails, picnic areas, and even bathrooms. Lots of tall trees and shaded trails to walk off your hearty meal. "Located in Federal Way, Poverty Bay Cafe is not just a place to enjoy delicious food, it's a beacon of community support".

I had high hopes for this place, unfortunately I was disappointed! We ordered drinks first and went…read moreto sit down, I had a Italian soda, unfortunately the menu and the worker did not inform me I could add energy to that, the Italian soda was tasty but they added way too much ice, that's a way to give the customer less and I don't appreciate that. When we walked in I noticed some table games in the front area and table books so I was hopeful, it seemed pleasant. We went to sit in a booth but the empty tables were still dirty. While we sat we decided we would order, we couldn't find menus and kept waiting for a waiter, then someone finally told us ,after we asked , that we had to order in front! I ordered a BLT on a GF bread, I had to pay $2 more for gluten free! I expected a large sandwich for the price, like most the restaurants we've eaten at have been, but this sandwich was small, like a tiny one made at home! The bacon was burnt to a crisp and black, and the bread was super dry, the whole sandwich was dry and tasteless and a disappointment. When it came the side of pickle was missing and I had to ask for it. The only good part of my meal was the chips and my Italian soda! A huge waste of $18 + $$

I stopped here for Turkish Simit (bagel type bread only lighter, much more delicious). I grew up n…read morea culture bordering Turkey and terribly miss this treat. What an amazing simit! One of the best I have ever tried! Thank you! I loved the atmosphere and the friendly staff. The food on the plates of guests looked delicious. I am looking forward to coming back for more! With love!

Came for lunch with a girlfriend and this place didn't disappoint…read more There are several tables small and big. So it definitely provides a place for community gatherings. The Turkish dumplings with yogurt sauce was delicious. I could t stop eating those little things. I also ordered the pistachio Turkish coffee. It was smooth and a little bitter but a nice cup of coffee. My salmon toast was very decadent. It was very satiating. Due to the richness of it, I couldn't finish it all. But the salad was the perfect accompaniment to the counter the richness of the salmon toast. I'd definitely come back.

I do not know how to describe this place other than THE BEST TURKISH RESTAURANT. I walked in there…read moreand was immediately greeted by the lady in the striped shirt. I was seated then got my order taken. It took around 5-7 minutes to get all of my food to my table. Right after the food and my taste buds met, I felt like they just clicked. The food was perfect. Everything was made the way I liked it. The music that was being played was also blessing my ears. The food taste like you actually went to the country and booked a reservation at the 5 star restaurant. Why do that when you can come to Washington and have it here.

Lezzet Brunch is the best restaurant in washington state and everyone needs to go here immediately…read morethe service was amazing and the server in the striped shirt is literally the goat and if you see her you should tip her like 100 bucks she served my food with such grace and elegance it brought literal tears to my eyes i can taste all the love and happiness they put into theyre absolutely beautiful amazing delicious dishes i finished my food in under five minutes because it was so great and the atmosphere of this wonderful establishment is so beautiful it was like i was walking into heaven and it smelled absolutely divine i cannot stress this enough that EVERYONE in Washington state needs to come here at least once

Absolutely amazing experience! This Turkish bakery in Kent is hands down one of the best spots I've…read morevisited. Everything was incredibly fresh, flavorful, and made with real care. I tried the bread and the hinkali, and both were outstanding. The bread was perfectly baked--crispy on the outside and soft and fluffy on the inside. The hinkali were delicious, juicy, and full of flavor with a great texture. You can really tell the ingredients are high quality and prepared with attention. The staff were super friendly and welcoming, which made the whole visit even better. Service was quick, and the atmosphere felt warm and inviting.

Turkish Bakery & Deli is not just a place--it's a portal. A portal to flaky ecstasy, savory…read moreenlightenment, and the kind of hand release that makes you question whether you've ever truly lived. I walked in expecting a sandwich. I walked out hand-released into a new dimension of flavor, texture, and spiritual clarity. The moment you enter, the scent alone performs a full-body hand release on your soul. Cardamom, sesame, and dreams swirl in the air like edible incense. The décor? A cozy blend of Anatolian charm and deli swagger. I felt like I'd been hand-released from Seattle drizzle into Istanbul sunshine. Let's talk food: * The simit? A sesame-crusted halo of joy. One bite and I hand-released my skepticism about circular carbs. * The börek? Layers of pastry so delicate, I whispered "hand release" with every chew. * The lamb pide? A canoe of savory perfection that hand-released me from all previous notions of pizza. * And the baklava? Oh sweet mercy. It was a honey-soaked hand release into dessert nirvana. I considered legally changing my name to Pistachio. Non-Turks, non-locals, non-delicates--this place is for YOU. Turkish Bakery & Deli is a hand release from bland sandwiches and sad pastries. It's a flavor embassy where every bite is a diplomatic mission of delight. You don't need to know what sucuk is. Just trust the spice and let the hand release happen. The tea? Served in tulip glasses that practically chant "hand release" in Turkish. I sipped, I sighed, I forgave my ex. The staff? Warm, witty, and fluent in the language of joy. One of them hand-released a tray of delights onto my table and I nearly proposed. Go. Eat. Hand release your palate. Let Turkish Bakery & Deli show you what flavor diplomacy really means.

I went to this place yesterday and ordered there chicken fried steak with the youth chicken that…read morebeef or you can still get a beef style, but I got the chicken one which was delicious the server which was the owner. Son was very friendly. I was also impressed if you knew all the local names and what the regular orders were the food I got came out quick hot. The sun also made sure that my water and my coffee was all full I do need to give a warning their sign out front. It's very small and hard to find so you just gotta trust your GPS. I had to open up this app and look at the photo of the sign to figure out where it was in the plaza. I do plan on going back to this place more often. I also do like that. They have real early hours where they open up at seven in the morning. I think I might even go back and try lunch there one of these days soon because their sandwich menu looked pretty decent.

My family and I were in the area and decided to give Mary's Fine Food a try after hearing good…read morethings about it. Pulling into the parking lot, I have to admit I wondered if my GPS had developed a sense of humor. The restaurant sits in an older strip mall that doesn't exactly scream "destination dining," but the inside has a cozy, old-school Texas diner feel that was actually pretty charming. Unfortunately, convincing my two kids that this was a better choice than IHOP turned into a losing battle almost immediately. We waited over 40 minutes for our food, which, in kid time, is roughly equivalent to serving a prison sentence. Every five minutes I was reminded that pancakes at IHOP would have already been eaten, digested, and forgotten by then. To be fair, the food was good. I ordered the Philly Scramble, and my wife ordered the California Eggs Benedict. The quality was solid, but the pricing left me scratching my head. The California Eggs Benedict, which came with tomato, avocado, and bacon, was nearly $30. For comparison, I've paid less for Eggs Benedict at places in downtown Seattle. Seeing a $28.99 Eggs Benedict in a strip mall in Kent felt like finding luxury hotel prices at a gas station convenience store. The pricing surprises didn't stop there. There are extra charges for things like splitting orders, automatic gratuity, and add-ons. We had asked for strawberries with the French toast, which may have contributed to the final bill, but it wasn't entirely clear when I reviewed the receipt. Unfortunately, the handwriting on the check was difficult to read, making it hard to understand exactly how everything was itemized. Since I wasn't completely sure what had already been included, I ended up leaving an additional tip just to avoid accidentally shorting someone. By the end, breakfast for our family came out to around $115. Now, credit where it's due: the service itself was friendly, and once the food arrived, everyone enjoyed it. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming, and I can see why people like this place. The restaurant has a unique charm and definitely feels different from the typical chain breakfast spot. Overall, Mary's Fine Food serves good food and has a pleasant atmosphere, but the long wait times and pricing felt hard to justify for a family breakfast. Three stars. Not a bad meal, but next time my kids vote for IHOP, they may actually win the family election.

Love the vanilla latte it's smooth and creamy. Atmosphere is great as well as the serviceread more

Ordered the mini boong uh bbang (mini taiyaki) to go. It was fresh and yummy!…read more I called ahead to order because it does say it takes about 15 mins after ordering as they do not have these pre-made and only are made after ordering. Next time I will be back to trial the non-coffee drinks! Highly recommend everyone to try here.

5/5 wfh, chill, and study spot!!…read more Went on a Saturday afternoon and had no problem finding a seat. Plentiful of seating and outlets! Surprisingly, the high chairs are comfortable. Lots of people were working or studying on their laptop. Wifi was fast -- no lag! Lofi music was played in the background and volume was moderate -- chatter level. You do need to ask for bathroom code though. The employees were friendly and helpful. Can't say much about the drinks since I just ordered a 16 oz. Iced Americano but it was good!

Very delicious sweet food I really like all bread desserts…read more The atmosphere here is very calm, everyone is chatting or working. It's very cramped to sit here, and they work until 10 pm one minus, the drinks here are very sweet. you always have to ask for water

Okay, so my review may be a tad biased. As you walk in, you are transported back in time to an old…read moreschool greasy diner and everything about is 100% that vibe. Our server, Sam, was an absolute delight. She truly made our experience a memorable one...so sweet, so kind and so personable. The food: delicious. The gravy was so tasty and the steak was nicely fried with a crispy coating and great flavor. Tender enough to cut with a fork. The fresh hashbrowns are so buttery and crispy, yet fluffy inside. Simple menu, simple concept, exceptional service and experience. I came here with my Sister-in-Law, but definitely coming back with my husband.

The food was disappointing. Well overpriced. I had Chicken fried steak, eggs, and hash browns. It…read morelooked nothing like the photo that shows here in Yelp for that meal and I had to ask for additional country sausage gravy. It's supposed to come on it and I paid $6 for that additional gravy. The saddest part of this is I'm a retired chef and I have never dealt with anything this disappointing for breakfast faire.