We've eaten at Peyrassol West several times now and it's become our favorite local restaurant. This…read moreis truly a special place. The venue is unassuming but comfortable and well designed. The staff is attentive and efficient knowing when needed without "hovering". The food is truly amazing. Menu choices are a bit limited but this provides for fresh ingredients and preparation on demand. It's easy to taste quality here. There will be two specials that change often so something new all the time. Very highly recommended!

Went here for our anniversary. Great service from Christy (sp?) - thank you! Chef was superb and…read morebrings out your entrees which is a treat. Loved the flower and lavender garnishes. Had this place on our "want to go" list since it opened in a shopping center that we visit often. Yes, it's an unusual location - and we are lucky and grateful they decided to open here! Husband loved primavera pasta. My steak au poivre was good - the real star for me was the mashed potato and gravy underneath! They made a wonderful dessert out of ingredients from the shortcake and another dessert that had sold out - just do whatever they tell you to do ;) They give great recommendations. The space doesn't feel small; feels just right.

The food is SO GOOD! Tried both the pork chop and the filet and both were so flavorful and cooked…read moreperfectly. Also, dedicated Gluten free fryer & a lot of gluten free options!! Such a good date night spot, it's so cozy. Couldn't recommend more!!

My family and I went to Tin Room last night and while the restaurant itself was cute and the staff…read morewas awesome, the food left a LOT to be desired. As an appetizer, we ordered the grilled pork belly. Served on a bed of fennel & apple salad,(?) the pork was well-cooked, tender, and had a great smoky flavor. This was the high point of the meal for me. One of my family members ordered the fish & chips as an entrée and I tasted a piece of it; it was a tasty piece of fish and a nice tartar sauce, but the slaw served with it was over-seasoned and mostly inedible. My entrée was the pork schnitzel, and it was decidedly not what I was expecting. The pork was not pounded thin, but rather served as a 1inch think boneless, breaded pork chop on a bed of sautéed purple cabbage and a mustard sauce. It was tasty but not $30 tasty, especially as the pork chop in look & taste came off as Shake & Bake? I honestly am providing this place 3.5 stars because the pork belly was yummy and the other members of my party were mostly satisfied with the meal, tho one did complain that their burger was rather dry. While I would eat there again because I would want to eat the fish n chips and try that pork belly again, I wouldn't recommend it to anyone for their first time in Burien.

Awesome spot! Great coffee, customer service, and vibe! A bit on the pricier side, but totally…read moreworth! Plenty of seating, wifi available, and good music. 12 oz Lavender Blossom Latte - 5/5 Price: $7.50 (May 2026) My go to drink is a lavender latte and this is the best one I've ever had. Color of coffee and flavor of lavender was perfect.

Totally willing to pay $40 for 2 drinks and two breakfast sandwiches if it's worth it but telling…read moreme it is .75 cents for hot sauce, that's so ridiculous. A condiment like that shouldn't be an extra charge. I'm sorry I'm Latin and need extra spice on everything, especially things that have zero spice. Pretty cheap thinking for such a high end shop. I've literally never encountered this before.

This is one of the coolest spots to eat in Seattle, White Center & Burien. The ambiance is so much…read morefun. They have the best staff around. The menu is huge with so many good options. Everything I've tried has been awesome. This is the place to sit down and eat. I like to bring out-of-town guests here. This is the best our area has to offer.

Food: eggs were perfectly cooked and hashbrowns were good. Unfortunately, the bacon, biscuits,…read morebreakfast potatoes, and gravy were all garbage. If I want a Pillsbury biscuit, I'll go to the grocery store. Service: despite being super busy, service was fast and friendly. Ambiance: blasting music and loud customers--ugh . . . I'm glad we did t go out of our way to eat here.

Had a few hours to kill before my flight so I stopped in for a glass of wine. Ended up having two…read more :) GOT: - Chateau St Michelle Chardonnay x 2 (5 oz @ $13.50 each) - Charcuterie platter $25 LOVED: - Self seating and QR self order (though a waitress did also come by to check) - Online order would keep an open tab - Wine was good, charcuterie was good - Cocktails also available (seasonal theme: Through the Mixing Glass aka Alice in Wonderland theme) DISLIKED: - Ordered twice and every 20 min (ish) I would get a notice that if I didn't pay my bill in 10 min, it would auto check out and charge me 22% tip. It did give me an option to check out immediately and adjust the tip, but it did make me feel rushed. Overall a nice casual ambiance, decent wine/cocktail options with snacks and quick food available.

Not sure why this place has a low rating. For an airport bar, I thought it was great! Ambiance is…read morenice and cozy, the staff was great and attentive, and the charcuterie board was better than a lot of regular restaurants I've been to and a decent price for how much you got. I poured all the water I got into my personal water bottle for my flight and the server was nice enough to keep refilling it for me. I'd come back here any time I'm at the airport.

This is a wonderful little bar and restaurant. Waitress Katherine (Kat) is amazing. I missed my…read more was a bit frazzled and she was so kind with me.

Extremely disappointing experiences at Le Grand Comptoir on two separate occasions…read more My first experience occurred when my flight was significantly delayed until late in the evening. The restaurant was still actively serving guests, with numerous people eating and drinking at the time. I politely asked the bartender for a simple soda water. Instead of offering any explanation, alternative, or basic courtesy, he immediately refused service. There was no effort to help, no kindness, and no acknowledgment that I was a stranded traveler dealing with a stressful delay. Several weeks later, I returned during normal business hours and unfortunately encountered the same employee. This time, I simply asked for a cup of ice. Once again, I was told no. He stated that he could not provide a cup and that I would need to sit as a customer before he would provide ice. When I asked what other options were available, none were offered. The interaction felt exactly like the first one: rigid, dismissive, and completely lacking in hospitality. Thankfully, the manager was present during my second visit. After taking some time to think about how I wanted to handle the situation, I obtained a cup elsewhere in the airport, filled it with ice, and returned to speak directly with her. She listened to my concerns, apologized, and was able to help immediately. That experience highlighted my main concern. The issue is not the ice. The issue is not the water. The issue is not even the policy. Businesses have policies, and I respect that. The issue is that it should not require a manager to fulfill a basic human need or to show basic human kindness. Travelers passing through airports are often exhausted, stressed, delayed, dehydrated, dealing with medical conditions, rushing between flights, or simply trying to make it through a difficult day. Hospitality matters in those moments. A simple explanation, a respectful response, or an effort to offer alternatives would have completely changed both interactions. What stood out most was the complete absence of empathy, hospitality, problem-solving, or customer care. Being told "no" is one thing. Being treated as though your reasonable request is an inconvenience is another. I am genuinely surprised that after so many reviews mentioning service concerns, management has not been more successful in addressing the underlying customer-service issues. Looking through the reviews, it is clear that I am not the only customer who has left feeling disappointed. I appreciate the manager taking the time to listen and assist me, and she deserves credit for handling the situation professionally. Unfortunately, the fact that management intervention was required at all is precisely why I am leaving this review. You should not have to seek out a manager over something as simple as a cup of ice or a glass of water. Humanity can do better than this. Airport hospitality can do better than this. And travelers deserve better than this.

Whaddaya mean they're no longer open 24 hours?! Never mind…read morewhat the signs say... Got there around 2130 on a Sunday night, not too busy ...until 2230 when ppl started to pour in so plan accordingly. Faith, my server, was a trouper. She pivoted when the crowds came in but ensured I was always taken care of. My food was very good, thankfully. Had only bn in town 72 hours, hadn't managed a decent meal but that's more bc of all the events surrounding graduation and family get together. My drink, clams and calamari soothed the hungry beast, even if I wasn't in awe. Ambiance was soothing, restful, a nice quiet until the crowds came arrived and then went up exponentially Faith really made my dinner very nice

Sat at the bar on Father's Day with a clear view of the kitchen. I watched an employee wearing…read moregloves repeatedly scratch her arms, including putting her gloved hand under her shirt. She then continued handling food without changing her gloves or washing her hands. It was honestly disturbing to watch and raised serious concerns about the restaurant's food safety and hygiene standards.

View is in this lounge, especially for those aviation enthusiasts…read more Food was pretty bad, very limited selections. Service was average American standard. I don't expect to get the same level of service as the Asian airlines I just flew with. Great coffee bar and alcohols.

This place is going downhill fast…read more It's often more crowded, and more sloppy than the actual airport. To get away from the crowds you have to actually...leave the lounge now, insane. Bathrooms are inadequate for the amount of people in here, longer lines for the lounge bathroom than for the airport bathrooms. Food is still just as bad as ever. Basic slop you'd find at at Motel 6 free breakfast. How is it that the food here is WAY WORSE than the food they give ON THE PLANE? Mind-boggling. A fruit and cheese platter is better than any food I've had in my 50+ visits here. Worth coming in if you have a lounge membership from Titanium status or if you are flying FC. I would NEVER recommend buying a day pass to this shit-show though, your money would be much better spent elsewhere in the airport.