Cute cafe with an extensive menu! I came here twice, once for drinks, once to get the bingsu…read more Bingsu was milky and fluffy, and good for sharing. You have to pay for the condensed milk, but the Injeolmi one already comes with condensed milk. Saw some people working, saw some people chatting. Overall, a good place to come for dessert and good ambiance!

Located right next to H-Mart, this Korean Cafe has a modern and clean aesthetic. They serve a wide…read morevariety of different desserts and drinks, and seems like a great place to hang out. We visited specifically to order a sweet corn latte, a drink which we've never had before and were interested in trying. Sweet Corn Latte, Iced 20oz ($7) - Surprisingly sweetness adjustments are allowed on this drink. The drink itself has a nice mellow corn aroma and a balanced milky flavor. It isn't too sweet. There's some fresh corn mixed in that's not that sweet compared to most canned sweet corn. There's stabilized whipped cream sweet on top studded with corn and then sprinkled with cocoa powder for some color. We asked to upgrade to 20oz but didn't get charged any more. Not sure how that works! (4/5) The drink probably has better presentation if ordered for dine-in rather than to-go given that the cap they give crushes the whipped cream. Photos from other Yelpers indicate that they have domed lids but for some reason they gave us a flat lid. K Cafe Dabang serves some pretty tasty drinks. We shop at the H-Mart around once a month, so it makes sense to return to try some more sweets. Bathrooms: Two individual rooms, one for men, one for women.

The bakery is inspired by the Japanese Rilakkuma bear, which is a really cute touch, as I saw them…read moreall around the store. They offer a great variety of unique pastries, including the trendy flat croissant. While the flat croissant was fun to try and very crispy, I still prefer the traditional style. The pistachio croissant and Hokkaido cheese danish were my personal favorites because they were incredibly fresh, flaky, and buttery. Besides the treats, they have a solid selection of coffee and milk teas. The interior is spacious, and the staff is both quick and friendly.

The coffee cake tasted so good! Also price was good at $3.50. However there are no prices listed…read morefor coffee or any other items on the menu which I find incredibly annoying so that's why I'm giving 3 stars. Prices help customers make good decisions and avoid needing to make the uncomfortable ask on "how much is _____".

I thought I left a review for this place years ago but it seems I completely forgot and I want to…read morefix that now. I have visited this spot at least three times now and I have never had a bad experience. The employees here are polite and ensure to get your order right every time. I come here for the bingsus mostly but the drinks here are great too. This most recent visit, my boyfriend and I got their cookies and cream bingsu. They were extremely busy and all the tables and chairs were taken up by bigger groups but my boyfriend and I were able to find one table with two chairs and we sat down to wait for our order. After several minutes, our order was ready and the presentation and generous portion for the price is perfect for two people. I love that it comes with a little thing of condensed milk as that really makes each bite more creamy and tasty. They usually have utensils but it looked like they have been so busy that plastic ones were given to us. However, I think that is great cause this spot is one of the better Korean cafe spots in Washington that my family is willing to drive to Lynnwood from Federal Way. They have way more better offerings, better layout and overall vibes.

The mango cheesecake Bingsu is amazing!!! I had never had bingsu before but I absolutely love it!!!…read moreIt is counter service so not much to report in that area but the decore is cute. I also tried the s'mores golden toast it was very good but didn't blow me away like the bingsu did. It's pretty pricey but worth treating yourself to it once in a while!

The Indigo calls itself a neighborhood restaurant, but I'd add that it is a 'fancy' neighborhood…read morejoint. What you immediately feel is the upbeat and welcoming vibe. Was guested last night for dinner by a thoughtful friend and family member following an unhappy event that day. Upon entering the restaurant, it was evident that the near full house was having a great time dining and socializing. Almost every table had multiple cocktails as well as starters. We found a perfect table for two and were immediately greeted by our server. Wish I had gotten his name to recommend him for his exemplary service. A genuinely nice person with a kind and comfortable service demeanor. He preempted our every need from start to finish. Since I was the guest and not paying the tab, I don't know the gratuity that left for him, but I hope it was generous. My host had the grilled schrimp salad. I had Momma's Meatloaf Dinner, a generous and satisfying meal, well seasoned and really enjoyed. This is a near perfect restaurant. Prices are fair, service is tops, food is enjoyable. What more could you ask for?

The first time we visited this restaurant the service was wonderful. Great hospitality is checking…read morein from time to time to see if we needed anything or clearing our plates when we were done eating...all of which this server did. We were there by chance during Happy Hour (after 3pm). I didn't get his name. He has wavy dark hair past his ears. Five stars on this first visit. the second time we were there, it was yesterday, service was 180 opposite directions. This server, brown wavy hair past his ears and dark mustache took our orders and never came back. When we were ready for the check he was busy talking to someone unrelated to food orders or food..period! He didn't care to look over. Then I asked the host for our check. She tried helping but could not print our check because she was not the server. She then walked over to get his attention discretely, no such luck, he kept on talking. A few more minutes, I asked her if she was getting me the check, she explained that she could not. So i waited, I think he glanced over and back to jabbing. Then the host had to go get help from the someone that could override and allowed her to print. horrible service this second time..not sure I want to take a chance on bad services again. the place was not busy at that time so busyness cannot be a reason. And, he was not working, he spent that time talking.

large servings, tasty and very home made tasting. always served with three eggs! love their…read morebreakfast- country fried steak and eggs, monte cristo, eggs benedict and burgers! cozy, great brunch spot and always stick to the ribs good! never a bad time. love their pancakes too! theyre always nice and its a diner ambiance. be prepared to wait on weekends especially breakfast and brunch.

Went here on a whim and did not expect to spend $56 for two people…read moreSad part is we paid $15 for one French toast, when I asked the waiter about it she said it was one piece of bread cut into two, therefore two slices. Not by my definition it wasn't. Other places give at least two pieces of bread for a regular French toast with no add ons. Needless to say I won't be back.

I will start with the fact that this place was zero percent what I was expecting and ended up far…read moreexceeding our expectations after walking in. Yelp to the rescue! We figured this would be part old boat, part restaurant and all a bit janky. As we pulled up, we actually wondered if we were at the correct place. It was much closer to an upscale diner than anything else. We were seated quickly, brought an array of breakfast cake choices and then ordered off a pretty extensive menu. The egg dishes including an omelette and Benedict were lovely and delicious! The service was quick, friendly and the prices were fair. This is a place you should check out!

Food: the Irish Skillet was very good. I just wish that they would use higher quality bread for…read moretheir toast. My fiancé liked the chicken fried steak, although he said that the sausage gravy tasted like it came from a can. Service: outstanding from start to finish Ambiance: clean place; booths could be updated, as they are rather well-worn

My husband and I enjoyed our brunch here so much!!…read more Since moving to Washington, I have honestly yet to find a good breakfast/brunch spot. It has been one of the biggest things missing for me. Until we found Bistro 76! We came here on a Saturday around 11:30 and it was pretty slow--we were seated immediately. I ordered the classic eggs benedict and my husband ordered the corned beef hash. Both were amazing! They came out perfectly seasoned and super fresh! We really enjoyed the food. We also felt the food was very fairly priced for the quality/amount you get. I also ordered a vanilla oat milk latte which was very tasty! The women working here were so friendly and they wanted to say hi to our baby and chat a bit. Really great service overall. We are already talking about making this our regular brunch spot and will be back soon!

Went here for brunch on a Sunday and inside seating was pretty packed but we could be seated…read moreoutside immediately. We got the Cuban pork hash, ham hash (from the specials menu), corned beef hash, and breakfast burrito. The potatoes were unique because they were neither crispy but they weren't mushy either and very nicely fluffy inside. Also very well seasoned! The eggs were perfectly done and oozy, the hollandaise sauce was light, more so added for extra creaminess. I'm not usually the biggest fan of hollandaise sauce as I find it sometimes too heavy but this was less rich which was nice. The breakfast burrito was tasty, nice amount of filling. I enjoyed the cubes of ham and how it wasn't overly salty. Definitely eat with hot sauce and some black pepper. I think it would get a little mundane if you were to eat the whole thing yourself but it's not bad. The banana bread donut isn't really a donut. More so a banana bread Bundt cake. It was nice, slightly sweet with what tasted like whipped browned butter.

Haven't been here in probably 10 years lol so the experience (and taste) was nostalgic!…read more They don't have an online ordering system so you're gunna have to pick up that phone and call em. I got an order of their pulled pork breakfast burrito, which I've never tried before. Traditionally, it comes w your choice of pancakes or toast/hashbrowns. They let me upgrade the regular buttermilk pancakes to their lemon blueberry ones. Ultimately, the total came out to around $27.50 after tax/tip (I "only" tipped $2 since I was picking up). Ok so here are my ratings: - service 5/5 - burrito 3.5/5 - pancakes 4/5 - price 3/5 The burrito was solid. I just wish their was more to it. Like maybe some veggies or spice or pico or anything lol. The pancakes were the best part of the meal. You really don't even need to add syrup since it comes w the lemon cream cheese frosting on top and in between each of the 3 pancakes. The combination of that lemon + blueberry was ono and that's coming from a guy who typically doesn't choose lemon style desserts.

I've been to many restaurant diners that serve breakfast and it is here at Saw Mill Cafe and chain…read morethat I love the California Scramble. They set the bar high. The portion is good. I love that it is served with avocado, sour cream and onion, and salsa. Delicious! The French Toast was cooked to perfection. They were not too sweet and perfectly thick and chewy in the center but had a nice crunch on the outside. Yum! We sat at the bar and the service was excellent and fast!

Absolutely fantastic! We got the kimchi fried rice with a soft egg on top and the runny egg…read morebreaking over the rice was *chefs kiss*! Service was prompt and attentive- but we were there late morning on a saturday. If I had been alone I liked they had a cute bar seating area but we were a big party. Super cute decor but could use a good dusting!

As always delicious. Everything hot and fresh…read more Spam Portuguese sausage all done perfectly

My daughters took me to a proper afternoon tea on the Friday before Mother's Day, and we had a…read morewonderful time! We dressed up and wore 'fascinators' to add to the spirit. The food was delicious, and the tea selection is great! I've had afternoon tea in Scotland and Victoria, BC, and this was right up there with the best. I've also had breakfast and lunches with friends here many times in years past but, for a unique experience, I highly recommend the tea parties!

Mel and Mia's is like going into any European type breakfast place. It also is very quaint as we…read moreall have those tea sets from our previous family members and they are used. Very pretty. I also held a town hall there once and it holds about 30 people or more. The desserts are fabulous and I haven't tried them all but all the ones I have tried they're very good and again they look very European or more French. The breakfast is also look good, but I've never had one.. coffee is great ...