I was actually not really familiar with this place until post-fire, when I heard a lot more buzz…read moreabout it. Given today was National Sandwich Day, I decided it was a great day to check them out! The sandwich menu is vast, so I had a hard time deciding what to get. I went with the Reuben ($14.75) (as I read it is made w/ their house-made brisket) and then I also got the Sriracha Chicken Club Melt ($16.75), as it seemed to be popular per reviews. I placed the order online - which was convenient! I showed up a few min late but my order was not ready yet, which was no issue.. the lady working (Rebecca, I think) was apologetic and was hustling. It seemed busy with lots of phone calls and orders. I loved the Reuben - the meat was so tender and not too fatty (which I prefer). Perfect ratios of sauce, meat and bread and not too greasy! Loved it and would order it again for sure. The Sriracha chicken club melt was huge, but I probably wouldn't order it again. Not that I didn't like it, but it was just too large and messy and didn't wow me. Still, nothing wrong with it per se. Besides the sandwiches, they also sell other things they make such as bread pudding, mac and cheese, quiche, etc. which you can see in the glass case. They also have soups, too. Besides the food they make, this is also a market, so they sell beer/wine, chips, hot sauce, and some other items. There is also a small seating area so it is possible to eat-in. I look forward to trying other sandwiches next time - hopefully the breakfast sandwich or the meatloaf one!

It's a neighborhood Sammie place. One of my friends recommended it for a quick lunch on the way…read morehome. Sort of a deli type place, with some seats inside if you need to break bread there. Not a huge variety but you get something fresh and filling.

Awesome as always. Seriously never had a better sandwich anywhere! Was there this morning picking…read moreup an order to go...Rajun Cajun is sooo craveable! Everyone that works there is always so friendly! If you try it once you are hooked! Worth every penny!

It's a small, cramped spot with very limited seating so tight that it's hard to enjoy your meal or…read moreeven have a conversation. I ordered their popular Detonator. It was labeled as spicy, but it really wasn't. I did enjoy the bread, though. The meat and sauce were just okay nothing extraordinary. I can definitely see the wait times being brutal. I waited almost 15 minutes, and orders were still coming out around 2:55. Google says they close at 3, so I'm not sure how late they keep taking orders, but I placed mine around 2:36 pm on a Sunday

Highly recommended! The Mean corned beef sandwich was outstanding. Skins and in fried baked potato…read more chips way better than plain old fries . Sandwich snobs from Jersey , 2 thumbs up

My husband and I were leaving the National Nordic Museum and wanted to grab some food to take home…read moreso we decided to order online at Mean Sandwich. My order was ready at the time that was specified (also received a text when it was done) and according to what I read, they keep your food on a warmer while they wait for you to pick it up. How nice! $20 for a sandwich seems pricey, but let me tell you, they definitely make a MEAN sandwich! The Mean - THICK pieces of juicy corned beef with housemade mustard, pickled red cabbage and mint. The cross section of the sandwich looks insane! The combination of flavors is excellent. The Hama Hama Oyster Po'Boy - Deep-fried Hama Hama yysters with housemade remoulade and lemon-pepper mayo. I loved this. The oysteres were nicely fried with not too much batter. You could really taste the oyster and appreciate the texture. The French roll was also very nice. It was similar to a Vietnamese Banh Mi roll. Soft, but with a light crispness on the outside. Fully Loaded Skins & Ins - Skins & Ins are basically a mixture of fried potato skins and potato chunks so you get a variety of texture: thin and crispy, or soft and meaty. The fully loaded option adds toppings similar to that of a loaded baked potato (white sauce, spices, scallions, and super crunchy bacon bits). This was a nice change from having the usual chips or fries with a sandwich. Parking can be somewhat of a challenge in this area, but if you're able to make it over then I think it's worth visiting.

All the tables were dirty and the cafe was empty when I arrived and remained so during my wait for…read moremy order. The restaurant looked antiquated and the kitchen area didn't look organized. The person who took my order also prepared my order. The soup was slimy and had a strange smell. The grilled cheese sandwich was soggy from the excessive sauerkraut on top and the size. The cheese was not fully melted and it was a very disappointing experience both texture and flavor-wise. I also got a tofu sandwich and it's literally raw tofu thinly sliced and looks absolutely anemic. I would never recommend this cafe to anyone due to the cleanliness, food quality, and lack of care for flavor.

Well I just came to Yaygit for a green juice, and it was probably the best I've ever had. I got…read morethe Super Green and added kiwi. Absolutely delicious and exactly what I needed. The prices are high but this is Seattle and it was what I expected to pay for something like this ($11). I can't speak to the food but what I saw people eating looked tasty. If you need a juice fix and don't mind splurging a little, I would highly recommend a stop.

Picked up some dinner on a week day and I really enjoyed it! Their Kathi rolls are packed with…read moreprotein and flavor. I tried the chicken tikka roll and lamb kebab roll and they were excellent! Lots of meat and the protein was seasoned well. I also got the chana chaat which is a chickpea salad! Very tasty and flavorful too. I was stuffed and had enough for leftovers. I probably didn't need to get 2 Kathi rolls and a snack but I wanted to try everything and it was worth it! I also tried their seasonal soft serve which was lychee this month and it was really good! It has good lychee flavor without tasting artificial and overly sweet. I definitely recommend this spot! It's great for a fast casual meal, great value and quality for the price. They have some tables inside if you want to eat there too.

Spice Waala is an unassuming hole in the wall and parking can be tough, but it's a little gem! I…read morewent for a quick solo dinner and even on weekday nights, tables were full most of the time (although there are just 5 tables) and people constantly coming in to pick up. I got the lamb kebab roll, aloo tikki chaat, and mango lassi. Portions are on the smaller side but super affordable, so it makes sense. The lamb kebab roll was smaller, so I'd advise two if you're really hungry. The lamb was good, although I felt a little one note and could use more pickled onions and chutney. The mango lassi was small, but thick and filling. Class mango lassi flavor, a little bit more on the spice-y side. The real star of the show was the aloo tikki chaat. I've never had it before and was blown away. Crispy potato patties covered in yogurt, pomegranate, some crunchy topping I don't know the name of, and a sweet tamarind sauce. The perfect balance of textures and flavors. Went so incredibly well with the lamb kebab roll - this is a must order!! I will definitely be back to try some of the other sides and rolls.

Had a fabulous experience at Stone Way Cafe! Went for the food but the vibes and coffee were just…read moreas great. I recommend that you sit outside on a sunny day but the inside is also cozy! I got the breakfast burrito and added pulled pork which definitely is the way to go, I could've eaten 5 they were so good. The chicken and waffles is also really good, the perfect balance between sweet and savory, crunchy and chewy. These guys really know what they are doing 100% worth a stop. you can also walk down to gasworks park after enjoying the food! The workers are so nice and helpful as well, definitely stop if you're a local or just visiting Seattle for great food, great vibes and great views!

I last visited OG Stone Way Cafe back on 2/21/21...wow over five years ago! I ended up revisiting…read moreSWC at its current location after stopping at a nearby artisan chocolate shop, and wanted to make use of my epic score of a parking spot (3/10/26). I had not eaten yet and tiny samples of chocolate was not going to silence my growling stomach at 230pm! I walked in and there was a sizable crowd in line and also seated throughout the cafe. Judging from the laptop crowd, there must be decent available WiFi connection. The posted menus offered a nice variety of food, beverages, and snack items. The staff were really upbeat and welcoming: from the person who rang up my order, another person who crafted my 12oz mocha, and the two folks working the kitchen line. Pretty efficient team working in tandem because the line moved in reasonable time. In addition to my 12oz mocha, I also ordered the Cuban Sandwich, which also came with a side salad. I appreciated the care given to both items - nice latte art, well composed tasty salad (fresh greens, bright vinaigrette, and sunflower seeds), and quite the mammoth, generously filled with roasted pulled pork, ham, melty Swiss cheese, pickle, and mustard. The sandwich was perfected toasted via plancha or on the flat top. Half of it, the salad, and the mocha were all on point. The other half I brought home and was devoured by The Homie. It was also deemed delicious. Glad for the spontaneous detour and revisiting this gem of a spot along Stone Way N.

Food: where to begin?! We had the pate, Camembert cheese, roasted beets, potato gratin,…read morecheeseburger, and Wagyu ribeye. We didn't care for the cheeseburger, but everything else blew our socks off. We went to Japan last year, and I'm pretty sure the Wagyu was on par with what we had there. Service: friendly, timely, and attentive Ambiance: it's a casual and comfortable bistro inside a butcher shop

This review is for the Beastro, an intimate dining experience at Beast and Cleaver, a small butcher…read moreshop nested in a corner of Loyal Heights. I would recommend getting a reservation, as the dining room is very small and intimate. Inside the dining room are a few small tables and a bar that can seat 4-5 people. The Beastro is an open-kitchen layout, and you can see the cooks work on each dish before it comes out. The menu is well-composed, with thoughtful appetizers that get you excited for the main courses. For main courses, my group got the London royale and porterhouse steaks. The London royale was delicious, it's served rare atop a delicious sauce with crisped baguette slices. The meat really melts in your mouth. The porterhouse was also very good, and they were able to cook both the filet & strip to perfection. If you're able to get a reservation the Beastro is a great place to celebrate a special occasion or go on a date night. The vibe is super intimate so the setting won't be loud or distracting.

We love this place! Incredible beer selection (even though I usually choose based on labels) and…read morethe best sandwiches. Always get the pretzel! Our kids love the French toast and the coloring, games, books available to them. We've always had such great service and wonderful people taking care of us. Kiss kiss!

Found this place via Yelp while we were visiting Seattle. It has a pretty laid-back vibe and it's…read moreone of those cozy, casual spots that feels welcoming the moment you walk in. The decor is simple but charming, and since the weather was nice, we ended up seating outside. Parking is limited, so depending on the time of the day you may need to circle around a little, but it wasn't too bad. The sandwiches and drinks (beers!) were really solid, and I appreciated that they had vegetarian-friendly options too. Service was quick, friendly, and made the whole experience feel easy.

Every time I go to Pink Bee I get one of their sandwiches. Every time I think "maybe I should get…read moresomething else," and then, inevitably, I do not. The sandwiches are just so good...yes, I have confidence the rest of the menu is as well, but I can't help myself. Big, flavorful, packed sandwiches. I want one just thinking about them. Be aware they can get messy, but whoever thought 'what if we put curry in a sandwich' was a genius. They're all great, though. Friendly staff, great food, and pretty quick takeout -- can't ask for anything else.

Another banger in Ballard, Pink Bee is low key one of the better Thai establishments I've had in…read moreSeattle. A small, cutesy establishment with plenty of pink decor, it is a quintessential neighborhood spot where both the food and customer service shine bright. The ordering process starts with a LCD screen in which folks can place their orders without the needles of consulting with anyone. Once an order is placed, find a seat, grab your own utensils, and serve your own drinks. The pink cups are a nice touch, as is the floral decor, the clean bathrooms, and the casual atmosphere. Seating is limited and there are also outdoor seating options as well. My group and I ordered chicken wings, pad see you, garlic noodles, green curry with purple multi grain rice, gyoza, a basil pork belly, and a bamee moo toon. I would have ordered sandwiches since that's part of their specialty but we needed dishes that were shareable and feastworthy. The green curry was rich and fragrant, which paired perfectly with the multigrain rice. There was an addictive quality about the garlic noodles, and the pork belly was as succulent as it was flavorful. The pad see you was excellent as expected, and the ba mee toon was the favorite of the table. Everything was roughly $90 before tip, and service was excellent the whole time. I appreciate the fact that they served everything on local dishware and the natural lighting from the windows made the food look incredible. Since there wasn't any dish was executed poorly, I was more than satisfied with my experience along with my dining mates. Seeing as I'm in Seattle every year, this will be another place that I will add to my existing rotation. Highly recommended.

Wow, this is a amazing sandwich shop. The staff is friendly…read moreand knowledgeable. The sandwiches are good size for the price. The bread is amazing. I would recommend the Fidel Cashflow, Valhalla Pork, and Piccolo Italiano.

Great hot sandwiches with a cool theme. The food was served hot and the flavors were really well…read morebalanced. I got the Fidel Cashflow and my kids got the PBJ. Sandos were absolutely fire, however note if you got a picky little one like I do, the crunchy peanut butter they used was a disqualifier. More for me! The staff was prompt but not super chatty. They're there to deliver you the food asap, and not really to add to the experience. The facilities were clean which was nice. Parking was tight. You may have to walk a bit.