BLT with cream cheese sounds weird but it's really good…read more Staff is friendly. Go early as they do run out

My workplace brought in a smorgasbord of bagels from this location to partake in, and coworkers…read moreactually really love this place too so I was looking forward to try some of the stuff here! I'm actually not a bagel guy, nor do I ever think about them when it comes to grabbing a quick bite somewhere but this was a perfect opportunity to try it again. There was an assortment of bagels, and I got half of an everything bagel and - the one that several of my coworkers highly recommended - the rosemary bagel. Both go well with cream cheese. - The everything bagel was pretty standard; I could taste the garlic and sesame seeds throughout. Garlic was quite powerful on this one though, and I almost thought of garlic bread until I remembered bagels are harder to chew on. - My favorite was the rosemary bagel, just like my coworkers. I could taste the herbs clearly on this one; it was aromatic yet a little bitter. It was balanced with the saltiness already present on the bagel. Since I didn't go to their physical location - which looks like quite a walk from Georgetown - I have yet to see the inside of this place. Having some of their bagels makes me wanna go check it out someday!

Lunch with a coworker brought me here on a Friday noon around 12:50pm. It's on Marginal Way but…read moreparking here is best on the neighboring Carleton Ave S, which was hard to find parking at. There's two walk-up windows here but we used the one not facing the two outside seating tables and closer to the residential parking lot. Menu is plastered on the window we walked up to, and staff make your order and give it to you on the same window. There doesn't seem to be any restrooms from a first glance, and not much of a surrounding area as this is outdoors. We each got their steak sandwich with provolone cheese and onions. These sandwiches are pricey, but they're also huge! I didn't need to do a cheese pull; the hot cheese stuck onto the foil wrapping did that for me as I was pulling it off to take my first bite. The steak itself is in little bits and carries rich flavor, and is very tender; it pairs very well with the cheese and onion combo as well. The bread itself is soggy but it matches the texture of the rest of the sandwich so I actually liked that. As with any sandwich like this, it was messy but one of the best I've had. Service was very fast and friendly, and sandwiches are huge and filling! I'd come again if I was around the area.

I don't think you can ever go wrong with Calozzi's. Great place for a quick bite. The sandwiches…read moreare loaded with meat! I personally really like the pepper steak with provolone.

This is one of my absolute favorite spots in Georgetown for great coffee, matcha, pastries, and…read morefood! The owner is so lovely and they make all their syrups in house - so delicious! Highly recommend if you're in the area. Their iced oat milk latte with salted caramel syrup is the best!

Service was very fast and friendly…read more The place had a really relaxed vibe. The dining area was broken down into cool areas to sit. Couches, chairs, stools. It was a little chilly inside. We ordered a few sandwiches and some coffees. It was a little pricier than I anticipated. Luckily everything tasted great.

Great coffee and spring rolls Great and friendly service…read moreWalk up window and cute seats outside

Lately my hyperfixation has been banh mis and I've been having banh mis from different spots for…read morewhat seems like every meal these days.. voi ca phe has been on my radar for some time, as they seemed like a more modern take on Vietnamese café foods. I tried their lemon grass tilapia sandwich, keeping in theme with trying something slightly new. I would actually get this protein for future banh mis if it was more prevalent! Flavor wise i was left wanting a bit more but I'm a fan of how they don't go overboard with sauces. They cook it to order so this takes 8-10 min! Their drink menu seemed pretty creative as well. I would try that next time! Note that it is a walk up window only! Mine ended up becoming a car snack

I don't remember who told me about El Pirata but wow this was an unexpected gem of a find and I am…read moreonly half upset that I ate everything too quickly to take pictures for my review. The shop is itself is almost no more than a stand hidden away in a building across from Bank of America, no seating as far as I could tell. Their menu, as one might imagine, features both tortas (think sandwiches) and burritos. Of those, I tried the El Cubano, La Bamba and El Diablo (and cannot wait to try the rest). Highly recommend and the people who run the restaurant have always been very warm and friendly whenever I've been!

I stopped by here while I was in Georgetown w my hubby. After all, I was at a loss for what to…read moreorder after looking at the menu So I asked the store staff for recommendations. And we ordered Super Burrito chicken and one is spicy one. There are various menus, so if it's your first time like us, it would be helpful to check online or the menus I posted. And the parking lot is only street. Basically, takeout, quick service here like a food truck. Freshly made burritos are warm, heavy, and large in size. We could only eat half of it. The taste was good and we were full and happy. We'll be back and try again!

I've been coming here for lunch 1x a week as a treat to myself & found everything I've ordered very…read moregood and high quality & value! I've never been able to finish my salads for lunch n saved half for my dinners too! The staff are happy and helpful!!! They have their own pickling going on, so everything is flavored here or there with it... very trendy & fun!!! There are TVs for the sports or news watchers! Strongly recommend for lunch & im guessing happy hour is wonderful ambiance as well! Clean restrooms! Plenty of street parking!

Came here on a Saturday around 11am for brunch. The restaurant has parking lot around the corner…read morefor shops on the street. The inside is very antiquated but clean. We were greeted, ordered and served quickly. I got the chimichurri steak & egg for $22. Pressed, fried potatoes were nice and warm. The steak felt a little lacking but decent.

$5 can of rainier beer and pizza during the Georgetown carnival…read more Staff friendly enough. Pizza was ok. We sat outside which was nice for people watching.

Nice little place for pizza, sandwiches, and other fare. They serve pizza by the slice and it's the…read morefucking bomb. Thin, foldable, but still with the perfect char and crispiness. Service was super fast, and their bathrooms were artfully decorated. Great place to grab a slice and drop a deuce when in need.

We've been to the Brick and were excited to try this restaurant with some other different…read moreofferings. It has an industrial vibe that fits Georgetown. The big windows are nice. There's a second room that has more tables. We came for my belated birthday dinner and kind of went ham and ordered a bunch of stuff. Everything was delicious - comforting, tasty, fresh, creative. It's all Asian fusion and it all just works. Some stand outs - enoki fritters, genius. Umami fries - love the shoe string size, fish sauce crust and taste. Creamy udon - a crowd favorite, so comforting. Green beans had a nice tangy taste to it as opposed to the usual garlic green beans. Parking can be tough, just street parking. Lots of good stuff around Kuma too!

Dare I call Kuma a... hidden gem? Located in Georgetown, Kuma offers a variety of Asian-inspired…read moredishes and cocktails. I stumbled upon it while scrolling through Google Maps and I'm so glad I went. All the dishes were delicious, and I was so pleased by the genuinely unique options. We got the banh mi smash burger, umami fries, Laos style street tacos, and the kho kho udon. Our favorites were for sure the banh mi smash burger and umami fries. I really liked that the fusion dishes were well balanced and that they truly felt like a fusion between two types of food instead of a discordant combination of flavors. The restaurant is deceptively small, but there's plenty of seating in the back room. The servers were friendly and did their best to serve us as soon as possible. If you can find parking, I'd highly recommend trying out Kuma!

Wanted to find out what the hubbub was all about. In particular the breakfast sando's. Friend and i…read morestopped in around noon on a Friday. I had a smashwich which is a smashed sausage patty, crispy hash brown, sunny side up fried egg, American cheese & spicy mayo on a SODO roll. Friend loved it. I did to but probably would prefer a different bread. But i'm kinda bread-fussy these days. My Americano was perfect having an additional shot added to the 16 oz. It's counter service here and everyone we interacted with was lovely. So busy and popular on a work day! Good to see.

Walked into the store and we're greeted to the sound of Phil Collins. At the front is a large…read morepastry counter filled with donuts, biscuits, muffins, cookies, and a crazy assortment of marshmallow treats including versions with Fruity Pebbles and Ruffles Potato Chips. In the back there is a huge mural of Dolly Parton, Anthony Bourdain, and a tiny Bob Ross in the style of American Gothic. The walls are covered with trinkets from the 80s and 90s like Homies and California Raisin figurines and KISS Pez dispensers. The food: Smashwich - A really good breakfast sandwich. The hash browns give it some added crunch that is surprising but welcome. Chicken in a Biscuit - The biscuit and chicken taste great. It's a bit hard to eat because of how large of a bite it is and how firm the components are. Vanilla Cream Shokupan Doughnut - The donut portion is tasty and there is a ton of whipped cream on this. The cream is quite heavy though and leaves a fatty mouthfeel. Wish this was a lighter cream that's fresh filled into the pastry, but that's another prep step before serving. Overall, really fun place in terms of the decor, music and interesting twists on food. Oodles of nostalgia is always a positive in my book. My family scores: Brendan - 4.5 Charlotte - 3.8 Shanying - 4.0 Winston - 4.5

Best baked potatoes ever. I ordered a small cup of chili to go with it and felt like I used a cheat…read morecode. Of all the old timey bars on Seattle, this is one of the best from an interior perspective. Just a long, U-shaped bar with antique memorabilia (okay, they also have a few TVs playing sports, but that's a plus for me)! They have a full bar and great beers. And the service is very friendly and attentive.

We loved our whole experience! We were at the nearby stream plant for a tour and worked up quite…read morethe hunger. This spot popped up, and we'd never been here before. Low key vibe, not crowded on Saturday around noon, very friendly staff. Hubs and I shared a Rueben and a salad. Our server split the plate. The corned beef was thick and plentiful. Very tasty. Good portion to share. Our table split an order of the fried cheese curds, and they were simply delightful. Lightly breaded and hot out of the fryer, probably the best we've had. A friend ordered the Maude's salad , it came with a generous portion of chicken and everything was really fresh. After we ate, Brooklyn gave us a quick run down of the history and a quick tour of the side by side bars. She was a joy! We enjoyed chatting with her. This spot is a hidden gem in Georgetown. Will be back to give breakfast a try!