Walked in with a reservation. Host placed us right next to the hallway by an open door. Asked to…read moremove to one of the open tables not near the cold breeze as I had kids with me. Host said no and walked off. Took about 20 minutes just to order drinks. Those took another ten minutes to arrive. It wasn't very busy but the people at the bar were extremely loud and most likely drunk. Food finally got ordered and arrived. My chicken sandwich was wrong and didn't come with any sides. The waitress was annoyed when we asked for a refill and said those aren't free and took ten minutes to return with another. Table next to us had to stand up to finally get their bill. Food was rather poor and the service was really bad. If your want to eat somewhere that's not really loud I'd pass on Lady Jaye. Don't think I'll return ever..

Best best best burger!…read more Love the burgers, fries, salads, Big Lebowski portrait on the wall and service. Just has a great overall vibe - worth a long drive to have one of their burgers.

Just moved over to West Seattle and I always love To find…read morenew coffee, breakfast spots! I came across The Birdhouse. This a walk-up counter spot. Seating out side but no inside. They are known for their breakfast sandwiches. They have breakfast and regular sandwiches. I got a "build your own" with sausage egg avocado tomatoe on a brioche bun. It was delicious. They also have this fire cracker sauce which I loved. Next time I come I want to try and regular sandwich or the salmon bagel. One of my new fav spots in west Seattle. Come check them Out.

I have been wanting to try this place for a while. I got the iced Cardi B (a latte with house-made…read morecardamom brown sugar syrup with espresso and almond milk) and my fiance an iced mocha. The first sip of the Cardi B, my eyes rolled back, and I nodded to how good it was. It's not too sweet (I ordered all of this online on their website for pick up and was not able to ask for it half sweet, but glad they didn't over-sweeten it). The cardamom flavor is prominent, so if you don't like that flavor, I'd choose something else. I also ordered some breakfast items. I got the Lil' Verda, which is a breakfast burrito on a flour tortilla with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, avocado, and salsa verde ( I also added sausage to it). It's pretty tasty! It's a big burrito for being on a medium flour tortilla. I got the fiancé a breakfast sandwich on a brioche bun (you can choose what bread you want; they even have gluten-free) that came with scrambled eggs, cheddar cheese, and I added bacon for him (adding a meat was only $2, which is reasonable). As I said, I pre-ordered everything on their online ordering system. My order was ready when I got there as promised. The staff member who helped me was super nice and pointed out where the hot sauce (Tapatio) and straws were. They do have separate windows for ordering and pickup. If you order online, just head to the pick-up window. It is a little spendy (breakfast sandwich w/ added meat $10.75, burrito w/ added sausage $12.75, and two espresso drinks at roughly $8 and some change), however, everything is going up in price (Gas is up to $5.09 +), so take that as you will. Overall, it's a cute little spot nestled in a neighborhood. There is street parking, but it's in an area that isn't too hard to find parking, as it is further away from the very busy spots of West Seattle. I'd come back, perhaps take the fiancée there so we can enjoy it fresh.

For a unique breakfast in a cozy bakery, head to Patrick's Cafe & Bakery. It's small, but the…read morewarmth is strong. The owner and team are very friendly. There are no strangers here. This Hawaiian bakery and cafe serve all kinds of pastries and comes with a full menu. For breakfast, I ordered the spam omelet with fried rice for an extra $3. It was tasty, especially with the hot sauce from their counter. There are a few places to sit inside and a large outdoor patio with more tables.

I've been wanting to try Patrick's Cafe & Bakery for sometime now and finally got the chance. We…read moreenjoyed the Hawaiian Plate and the Kimchi Fried Rice. I really enjoyed the lau lau and hubby loved the fried rice. Patrick is so friendly and welcoming. The dessert case was tempting, including all the sweet treats surrounding it. I'm accustomed to the Lilikoi shortbread cookies and know the various spots to get those already. Will be back to the south end soon to try the other menu items!

This place is as close as I get to camping - cozy booths, decent food at reasonable prices, and…read moreattentive service. The camping aesthetic runs throughout, from the thermos used to serve water to the hammock hanging from the ceiling. I had the Chicken Salad, which was tasty, and my friend ordered the Roasted Cauliflower--equally good. We noticed the rose tucked into the mounted buck's mouth. When I asked the server about it, he smiled and said, "He's a romantic." There you have it - decent food, unusual digs, and a sentimental buck.

Very cozy and fun ambiance that is perfect for bringing friends and family who are from out of town…read moreor international travelers. This restaurant screams Pacific Northwest. The food did not blow me away. The smash burger wasn't a true smash burger and it wasn't crispy on the edges and couldn't really taste the onions or cheese. It was stronger on the Dijon mustard taste which I assume is in their secret sauce. The kale Caesar salad was interesting too, not what I expected and the chicken didn't have that grilled taste that I was hoping for. The fries were excellent though and I'd highly recommend those! There are other things I'd like to try on the menu so I would give Camp west another shot.

The people their are really nice and they gave us free cinnamon fry bread. The food is delicious…read moreand we love going

I have missed fry bread since they served it at the Muckleshoot Casino buffet. This place makes…read moregood fry bread. It hit the spot. My bf got the All Nations Native Taco and he loved it. This is definitely our go to spot for fry bread now.

Staffs are always nice They are changing up their menu next…read moremonth. Food is always tasty and big portion. It's a small little mom and pop restaurant. They are always tentative when I eat in. Definitely will come back

It looks like this place changed ownership and is completely different than it was before. Sadly…read moreall the Korean dishes are gone and have been replaced with typical pan-Asian fare like teriyaki, katsu, fried rice, American style Chinese. The portions are quite generous and the teriyaki was well charred and flavorful. I'm still happy to have this place in the neighborhood as a local option, but it's a shame all the unique Korean flavor is gone.

Excellent breakfast spot, lots of parking in back. Great espresso and lattes, specials always worth…read morethe look.

Recommend their pesto eggs, goes great with the side of bacon and toast. Perfect breakfast for…read moresharing as it is a little rich but still our go to every time. It's a nice little diner, friendly staff in a pretty quiet area. Definitely want to try their other items but man those pesto eggs always call my name.

Everyone was super nice and attentive. The food was great!…read moremy and my son had great time.

The business list their specialities as "Big. Warm. Generous" and I couldn't agree more! The hype…read moreover the chicken fried steak is real. I'm always on the hunt since moving from the south and this is my favorite I've tried so far!! Perfect poached egg, smothered with sausage gravy all atop a fluffy biscuit. And do not sleep on the Bloody Mary. The house made mix is so good. My partner got the draft root beer. I'm not a root beer fan and I even loved it. Our amazing server Carrie (I think!) certainly came with the warm vibes :) Friendly and attentive. Thanks for a wonderful brunch! We can't wait to come back and save room for dessert next time because the options sound delicious.