Did I come on an off night? My husband ordered the…read morelemongrass beef and I ordered the brisket pho. It took 20 minutes for my husband's lemongrass beef to come out and it was cold. Then, 5 minutes later my pho arrived. I've never waited 25 minutes for pho ever in my life. The noodles were also thick which might be great for some but I prefer the thin rice vermicelli. Some of the brisket was tough and hard to chew. There was also part of an onion skin in my soup. I don't think I'll be trying this joint again.

I have been to Salima's multiple times the oxtail soup is great…read more A short rib soup is another good one. I've had their sizzling hot plates, beef and chicken, awesome And the lemongrass beef skewers Great.Also, the staff is always friendly.The food is cooked fresh to order.It cannot miss when you go there

Had to do it...I was glad I did. Snoop Dogz hooked it up with a fat dog and a nice selection of…read moretoppings to load up on. Only 3$!!

Always incredible food! Love that the # of limes matches the taco. Delish food, always a favorite…read morespot!

Amazing amazing authentic Mexican food. The store is very clean and well taken care of. The service…read moreof all the employees there is always top notch!! Best taqueria in 99!!

I've been wanting to try Bikelava. I love baklava and they make it. Win! I'm partial to pistachio…read moreand I'm always looking for it. I caught up with Bikelava at the Des Moines Farmer's Market which was also the site of SeattleFoodTruck's Truck-In event earlier today. First, the man and woman who were there taking orders and cashiering were super friendly! I enjoy people that engage with their customers. Second, although they didn't have pistachio today (they make it!), they did have walnut and chocolate almond hazelnut. I am not a huge fan of walnut since I have discovered other flavors. I got the chocolate almond hazelnut. The baklava was beautiful! I love pretty food almost as much as I enjoy eating it (almost). The layers were flaky and filled with sweet, nutty, chocolately, hazelnutty goodness. Yes, those are all words. I enjoyed every bite and at $3 a piece, honestly, it's a steal. I'm looking forward to planning my next trip when the elusive pistachio is available. I'm excited!

Love love love this place! The couple that owns it are so lovable, you feel like family. The food…read moreis authentic and extremely delicious! If you're in the area, stop by, you'll get hooked on all e many items on the menu! We love the tamales, tortas, and sweet churros!

Deez Dogs - Downtown Seattle (by the Camlin & Paramount)…read more Post-hockey game hunger led us to this little street-corner gem and WOW... Tasty! Tasty! Tasty! We ordered the Seattle-style dogs -- my hubby went for the spicy dog and I had the classic beef -- both loaded with that dreamy combo of cream cheese + grilled onions. Absolute late-night comfort food perfection. Hot, messy in the best way, and exactly what you want after cheering on a Seattle Thunderbirds 4-1 win . The service? Just as good as the food. She was super friendly, chatted with us while we waited, and even shared local tips on how to save money around the city -- which made the whole stop feel more like talking with a friend than ordering from a cart. And the setup is adorable -- a true street-corner hot dog cart right by the Camlin Hotel and Paramount Theatre, easy to find and perfect for a quick downtown bite. If you're out late, catching a show, leaving a game, or just craving a legit Seattle dog... this spot hits the mark. Will 100% be back!

Originally my daughter and I were planning to grab food near the Climate Pledge Arena at a sit-down…read morevenue before the Laufey concert, but what we forgot to account for was that there was a Mariners playoff game happening at the same time. Pretty much all the sportsbars and restaurants nearby were packed, so we decided to just walk to the Arena and eat inside. Then I noticed this little hotdog stand. The lady running the store was extremely nice, especially to my daughter (which always wins extra points from me!). I of course ordered the Seattle dog. They had various condiments and toppings available on the side including ketchup, mustard, sauerkraut, pickles and pickled carrots. It was just the perfect amount of food with lots of flavors. After we were done eating, we came by the stand to grab some napkins and the lady asked us how the food was. I thought it was a nice gesture. She really didn't have to say anything and she had quite a few customers in line. She was able to multitask and provide excellent service to every customer. This is a hotdog stand. There are no tables. Condiments and napkins are all self-service. Each hot dog was $12 (this already includes sales tax and tipping is optional). I highly recommend if you are here for concerts or kraken games and want some good food that won't cost you an arm and a leg inside the arena.

Had a Pop-Up in my local neighborhood! Such a delicious…read morefood truck! Wait wasn't long & the service was quick! Great lunch pickup & would definitely try more items next time when they pop up! The Garlic Butter Shrimp Plate was sooo good!!

We were walking around the Lacey Night Market, and wanted to grab some food before we left. I…read moredecided to try the Butter Garlic Shrimp. And we made it just in time. They had just enough left for one more order. Shrimp was flavorful and tasty. But the rice was way too mushy for me; I don't like mushy rice. Staff was friendly.

Seriously the best hot dog of my life! I ordered the mango jalepeno chicken dog with cream cheese…read moreand bacon. I am a believer for life. Thank you hot dog girl.

Absolutely loved the papa asada, which felt like a Mexican remix of shepard's pie. It's a baked…read morepotato (with layers of crema, cheese at the bottom) topped with their signature red sauce, cabbage, onion, and of course the finely chopped, smokey carne asada. The tomato sauce, like many reviews have noted, is more like a marinara than a salsa. It works really well with this particular dish. At first, digging into it, I didn't think much. But when I scooped the potatoes, which absorb a lot of the flavor and fat of the cheese, and piled on some of the tender, otherwise somewhat underseasoned but nicely charred carne asada, the flavors melded in absolutely heaven! The carne asada managed to be juicy and tender, despite being finely chopped. Again, this shepard's pie type of dish really takes advantage of mixing together all the finely chopped ingredients. I highly recommend getting this if you're going to visit! The lime wedge and salsas feel essential too. I don't know how I feel about packaged salsas - the green and dark sauce were both delicious and maybe packaging it seals the freshness. But I guess if they're going for ultra fast prep and scale it makes sense. The dark sauce is smokey, like a less sweet and deeper version of mole. The choco chip and almond cookie is also excellent. It's very sweet, and the edges caramelize and are crispy due to the amount of sugar. But it's a decently balanced cookie and loved the almonds in it.

i didn't get to try this place as a taco stand by cal anderson, so the brick-and-mortar on broadway…read moreis my first impression. the inside is pretty minimalist. there's no waiter service or anything, you order at the counter and wait. it seems more like a grab-and-go place; it's open late, too. everything is served on single-use plates with single-use utensils or in single-use cups or in plastic packets which is... a choice, especially in the big '26. but what i really wanna talk about is the prices. they're whack! the vegetarian options are somehow more expensive than the meat options? $5.95 for a single taco? i will say, the quesadilla is a decent deal, less than $12 and it's at least jam-packed. but, according to old pictures i've seen of the stand, the tacos used to be $4. that's a very big hike, especially for one taco. i know there is a difference between running a stand and a restaurant, but surely there has to be somewhere else they can save costs? maybe stop with all the single use plastics. i don't know if i'll be coming back. i'll just hit up one of the many stands around the block next time i need tacos.

Where should I start!!!! Sweet Jules treated me like family from the first pop up that I attended…read morein Fairwood and every time after! Everything item I have tried has been delicious from appetizers to main courses to desserts! Sweet Jules catered my daughter's repast and it was flawless from asking for the menu to pick up the day of. I will forever be a loyal customer!!! Pictured are a few pop up lunches, hand pies, chococan cookie, steak meat pie (my favorite!!!!), and TimTam cheesecake. If you are not following them on social media, do so ASAP!

Hire this caterer! Sweetie and Julie were a pleasure to work with and delivered everything on time…read more All of our Seattle Children's volunteers absolutely loved the food. The presentation of their food made stood out from any caterer I've worked with before. It made the event feel welcoming, warm, and special. Working with this team was so easy, they were flexible with the menu and it was easy to pay with a card. We will be coming back for our next event!