This is a cute little cafe that's a great place to stop for lunch in the area. Service was fast,…read moreemployees were all super friendly, and the food was very simple and well done. I had a breakfast burrito (it comes with two small burritos) which were great! Just nice simple ingredients done well with yummy salsa on the side. I also tasted my friend's egg salad sandwich, which was also great. My iced latte was solid. There's a nice variety of items here, sandwiches, soups, lunch, breakfast, etc. so there's something for everyone. Though I don't get out to Sumner very often, I'd definitely return here if I'm looking for a stop for lunch or a quick meal on the go.

It's okay. It's in a very convenient place and the outside eating place is well set up, despite…read morebeing right by traffic and being super loud. My mom and I could not have a conversation that didn't involve yelling, since they blast music in the enclosed space. Service was good, nice people working there, but my main gripe is their prices. I'm not sure why half a sandwich is $10+ and it does not come with chips or even a damn pickle. I want to support local but not when they have delusional prices. For a 24 oz iced coffee, a half sandwich and a full sandwich (which is literally 2 regular sized loaves of bread, mind you) we paid $64 plus tip.

Just had a simple soup and 1/2 sandwich. Dropped in, as I'd never heard of them and was intrigued…read more Very nice and helpful staff. Super fast. No seating. Just grab and go on weekdays. Designed best for pre-orders, but walk-in was fine at 3pm. Corned beef and Cabbage soup was just lovely! Excited to add this to my lunch rotation.

Really wanted sandwiches and decided to try the Pickled Pepper. It's a little hard to see from the…read moreroad because the signs are small, however we were still able to find it. The woman who took our order was very kind and patient as we looked over the menu. The Pickled Pepper offers a great variety of sandwiches, wraps, salads, pita bread pizzas, and rotate their soups and pasta salads. I was really excited to see they serve sourdough and focaccia breads. We each got the Aussie Chicken (which is served on focaccia bread) and the street corn pasta salad. Everything tasted fresh and the garlic cheesy spread added nice flavor to the sandwich. I saw they also offer a few breakfast options during the week, so maybe we'll try a breakfast wrap or bagel sandwich next.

Just read a review I wrote 8 years ago. We still come here and always get great food. Never had…read moreanything bad or low quality here. Bread is always fresh. Soups always good. All the staff is friendly and helpful. So many choices - breakfast sandwiches, hot or cold sandwiches as well as salads and desserts.

Was in the area and had to try when I read what their menu offers. This place is worth the stop!…read moreThey are known for their local ingredients and fresh sandwiches and sweet treats. Service was fantastic and we got our order pretty quick despite the busy lunch hour. I loved the decor as it brought back a lot of memories. There isn't a lot of seating. We asked about their top sellers and they didn't disappoint. My husband loved the pastrami. We also got a meatball sub for our little one, which he also loved. The cheesy garlic chicken is a must in my opinion. Lastly, the Absolute was not what I was expecting but still very yummy. We got a PB cookie, M&M but my favorite was their Almond Joy. We couldn't resist their Caramel Apple Pie Slice. Not a crumb was left on the plate. To finish it off, I had to try a Red Velvet slice. This was not my favorite. I recommend sticking with a pie slice.

Cute little place tucked in the back of an office building…read more We were the only two at 11am on a Thursday morning. Service was great and the coffee was hot and fresh...our server was Diana The hubs ordered biscuits and gravy with sausage, I had the 2-2-2 with pancakes, bacon and eggs over medium. Everything was delicious, not a crumb left on our plates. Service 10/10 Food/coffee 10/10 Atmosphere 10/10

This is a small spot and the people working here were so friendly. The tables however had sticky…read morestuff and used toothpicks left on the table. The BLT was good. The tomato wasn't mushy and the bacon was the perfect amount and crispy without being crunchy. We didn't hate it but didn't love it. It was just fine and worth a stop if you're in the area and want a quick lunch/breakfast.

We stopped in here because the beef bisque had good reviews and i just had jaw surgery and could…read moreonly eat soup. It was so good. I was jealous of my wife's burger which looked super juicy. Our server was a super nice guy and was on top of it. I also won bingo ‍

I know my boyfriend's aunt loves this place so I wanted to check out this spot as she has great…read moretaste in food. We stopped by on Sunday as their happy hour looks great and this is one of very few places that serve a Jucy Lucy. I got the beef onion bisque while my boyfriend got the Jucy Lucy. The soup was super salty, I could barely eat it as it just felt like I was slurping salt. There was also barely any meat in there and just lots of onion. The bruschetta that came with it was nice. The Jucy Lucy was the star though and it was delicious. The fries that came with it as well as their fry sauce was absolutely amazing. The service was okay. It seemed not too busy and it seemed like there was a table ahead of us in terms of receiving their food but it took some time. I did ask the waitress for some lemons for my water but she forgot and they checked on us twice. She did drop off a huge bottle of water when she noticed my boyfriend's glass was half empty. The decor here felt like a modern-rustic feel and they had some great music playing. The lighting is an intimate dim where you can see everyone and where you are going. The bathrooms here was clean and organized. I wouldn't mind coming back to try other items and drinks but was disappointed with my soup.

We were looking for a bakery to get good whole grain bread. You know the homemade bread with 12…read moregrains and good rye, that is better than the institutionalized bread. So as my go to guide I yelped it! And up popped Kusher Bakery. You know I had to go and today we went there. It's an Eastern European bakery, and grocery store with products from multiple Eastern Europe countries. The selections are very good and then there is the bread baked daily except on Sunday. A bonus is the fact all the fresh baked bread can be sliced for you or you can take it home and slice it yourself. Having this service is great. Dark rye, 12-grain, and others that are....... well too many and all looked delicious. There is fresh baked Lavash, soft and delicious and many of the breads were still warm and fresh. The fresh piroshki! Awesome to say the least, Chicken, Cheese, Cabbage, and Apricot were available and hot. Look you can go to the other market on 70th and get very good stuff and pay quite a lot more, or go to Kusher and get a better selection and pay reasonable prices. Yes it is smaller but bigger is not always better and having this small place is a positive. For me Kusher wins hands down. So go, look around and get some awesome stuff.

Hot fresh bread made daily from scratch for reasonable prices. What more do you need? Oh yeah…read morepastries. !

Just discovered Oliver's Sandwiches in Milton and WOW…read more I tried the lobster sandwich and it was hands down one of the best sandwiches I've ever had--fresh, flavorful, and packed perfectly. It was so good I literally came back the next day to try another one... and it did NOT disappoint! If you're anywhere nearby, it's absolutely worth the drive Highly recommend!

Wait time was pretty long for a Thursday around 1pm but the Oliver burger was really tasty- minus…read moremayo, pickles and onions. There was some salty taste I think came from the burger but the rest was very tasty. I was super impressed how unsalted the fries were and they were cooked perfectly. Salty fries can ruin a meal and hours later you're drinking from a fire hose to manage the salty aftermath. Not these fries- they were crispy, golden, crunchy and not salty. My only issue was how long it took to get the food at 1pm on a Thursday- it was over 30 minutes.

We love Tacoma Boys! Quality meats, fresh produce, unique wines, and so much more…read more Tacoma Boys is a local grocery chain open 24/7 and 365 days a year. As a Vegas girl who was used to having grocery stores open at all hours, I'm so grateful that Tacoma boys has adopted that Vegas vibe. After all, when a girl wants to make a steak at 3am, she's gotta have a place to get one from and that's when Tacoma Boys saves the day! We also love their florals and beautiful plants that can make your porch or backyard the best of the whole block. We will always shop here and we encourage fellow Washingtonians to do the same. You'll be so glad you did!

I love Tacoma Boys and I especially love the locations in Tacoma and Lakewood. The same great…read morequality in groceries is present here as well, no doubt about it. Out of all fairness not being familiar with the store to find items really wouldn't be fair to deduct stars on. I was in here maybe once or twice and as to be expected in an unfamiliar store you can't find the product you enjoy right away but on the flip side when the arrangement of the store is different you also find things you didn't previously see from your favorite locations. And in the case of Tacoma Boys that really isn't an exception. But however I didn't like the arrangement in a different regard as it seemed like there were a lot of blind corners with the aisles here making possible collisions with other customers a greater likelihood and I am not convinced many people can control their shopping carts any better than controlling their cars. Which brings up the factor of congestion which is noticeably increased due to the mall and various other shops and business around here increasing the traffic volume and congestion a great deal. The Tacoma and Lakewood locations don't have this trouble nearly as much. The two factors mentioned above is what contributes to my star deduction. But still if you are close to this location and you are willing to put up with the volume of traffic then this is still a good grocery store to go to. The quality of the groceries, the produce is excellent and they have a good beer and wine section if that is something you want to explore.

Every time I come to this place during propane hours I can never get propane. I waste my time…read morecontinuing to think these people will do their job and just sell propane as advertised but the last few times they either don't have enough staff, they don't know how to do it, or they couldn't open the propane tank to fill it which is weird because the next place I went to all the way down the hill filled it just fine. Don't waste your time

Customer service was good. Prices were reasonable, and they put propane in my RV with no…read moredifficulty. Many of the propane places I contacted could not do RV tanks

Just got pulled into a spot and securities already asking me for a paid parking sticker. Parking is…read more$13 an hour. Or $23 an hour for 24 hours. I won't be coming back here that I can promise you.

This place sucks! They are the only game in town for us…read moretruck drivers, and they take advantage of this fact, evidenced by their prices and 'take-it-or-leave-it' attitude. To call this place a 'deli' is a joke. The only offerings are deep fried foods . Truck parking is available, in tge mud pit out back,for a fee of $13.00 per 12hrs. For that much $ they should at least offer you a towel to dry off after swimming through Lake Mustard Seed to get to your truck. If you're a truck driver and will be in this area, i strongly suggest you try and make other arrangements, so you dont have to come here.