Michou is my go to spot for a quick, inexpensive and yummy lunch in the market. It's deli style and offers something for pretty much everyone. They tend to have an array of 15 or so grilled panini sandwich options, several soups, too many pasta and other salads to choose from, along with loaded baked potatoes, pizza, and desserts. The soup or salad and half-sandwich combos are a great way to go, as a whole sandwich can be a bit filling. The only trouble with Michou is you don't always get to see what's at the far end of the case before you've made your decision... I guess that's why there's always a next time. There's usually a line out the door by 12:15, but it moves quickly and gives you time to ponder the options. It's mostly take-out, though they have added a small counter if you want to try to eat in. read more

The food is excellent! Nice rotation/variation of pastas, sandwiches, chicken dishes, desserts. I regularly do take-out, and the food is excellent - restaurant-quality, well-seasoned, great value. read more

The Sierra Chicken. Is this little taste of heaven the best sandwich I've ever had? It's certainly up there. While plowing and/or gorging our way through the 100 List, we went for this tasty sandwich from Michou Fresca today, and I'm so glad we did. It will be hard for me to stop at the Market without stopping in for a sandwich! The chipotle mayo was perfect, the prices were reasonable and the line went quickly. My friends devoured their sandwich, which had caramelized onions [I can't remember what it was exactly, but it looked/smelled amazing]. read more

If you're looking for a good,cheap,hot sandwich that will satisfy your cravings in less than 8 bucks, this is your place! I ordered a half of the portobello and half of the Sierra. The portobello was awesome. It wasn't amazing, but it was flavorful and filling. Lack of meat definitely doesn't make this any less of a filling sandwich, in fact I wish I would have skipped the Sierra altogether and opted for full portobello(half is definitely plenty for someone who doesn't want to feel uncomfortably full). The Sierra I wouldn't recommend. My sandwich had a slight taste of dirt in it,perhaps from the lettuce inside? Both sandwiches were slightly soggy which you wouldn't expect from a panini, so for that I docked a star. You can't beat the prices for the quality, so I would definitely recommend you try it out yourself! read more

What a lovely little place! Right in the heart of Pike Place Market with beautiful little desserts, yummy gourmet sandwiches, salads and entrees all reasonably priced to tickle the senses. The Roasted Garlic Polenta was amazing and the Mediterranean Feta Salad was to LIVE for! The salad dressing was so tangy and flavorful I could have eaten salad all day long! I'll definitely be back! read more

I feel like Michou is a hidden jewel sandwiched between very popular Pike Place tourist attractions (Piroshky Piroshky and Le Panier). Michou by far has the largest variety of lunch options I've ever been to and I am obsessed with their food! It's really delicious! I've tried about 5 out of their 10-15 sandwich options and have enjoyed each one of them. My favorite sandwich is their bacon breakfast sandwich and it's only around $3 which is a DEAL. Their chewy ginger cookies are like crack and they rotate their soups every day. This is good if you like variety but bad if you fall in love with a soup and they never make it again,I really enjoyed their tomato basil soup and curry udon soup but it seemed like they never served them :(. Besides sandwiches, they have so many different pasta and vegetable salads you can purchase for lunch. YOU WILL BE OVERWHELMED but I think it's a good thing because if you work by their you can have variety for lunch every day. There's not much to complain about Michou except the fact their in Pike Place and they can get busy during lunch. The line generally goes by really fast and you may just have to wait 15 minutes max for your lunch. Not bad at all. Pros: Good quality food, huge variety, friendly staff Cons: Barely any seating. It's nice to grab your meal on a sunny day and sit by the waterfront though. read more

It's fair to say that your deli is my favorite place to eat at the market, and one of my top 5 places to eat in Seattle. Your Chicken Caesar Salad :: My favorite salad in Seattle. One of my favorite salads of all time. The ratio of croutons, cheese, romaine, and chicken is outstanding. The dressing I feel like I could eat a bowl of it with a spoon. Having the dressing on the side lets me dress it the way that suits my tastes. Your Tortellini Salad :: I keep hearing that it's so good if I pop it in the microwave and heat it up so the cheese melts into a warm gooey party for the pasta. As much as I want to, I always eat it before I get to a place where I can warm it up. It's THAT good. Your Broccoli Bacon Salad :: You have perfect what this salad should be like. Deconstructing the florets it genius. It allows the dressing to evenly coat everything. Oh and the dressing, it lets the ingredients shine through, complimenting them instead of just covering up their flavor. The ONLY drawback, is that I wished you opened at 8am and stayed open till 6pm. If you did that you'd see me a whole lot more often. (hint, hint) read more

It blows my mind that these sandwiches are 5.75$. They are great, hands down. The portabella mushroom, the beef poblano, the chicken and goat cheese...they are all amazing and huge. In addition, if it's going to be a late day at the office, I can grab some tabouleh or other great salad or pasta dish here, and it's really cheap for prepared deli dishes. I can't think of anything bad to say about this place. Vegetarian options galore, desserts, greasy spoon options, healthy options...it's really very good. read more

My friend Audrey introduced me and now I'm hooked. Its a perfect escape from the office on a sunny autumn day, that's for sure. I stopped by for lunch today and grabbed the seasonal special, thus called, the Autumn sandwich. Pancetta and Kobocha squash? Weird! And totally delicious. The sweetness of the squash goes well w/the pancetta. They have other stuff which is not so weird, but still classy like turkey and gorgonzola and stuff that vegetarians would like too (portabello sandwich i love you!). Anyway, I've come here a few times now so thought I should show some love. Sammies are only $5.50 and HUGE. Sides are always amazing and someday, yes, someday I will try the bread pudding. Damn, now I'm thinking I shoulda bought it to bring home... read more

It was a small hole in the wall establishment. You walk in and and faced with a glass cabinet filled with all sorts of sweet and savory goodies. Everything is pre-prepared and ready to go. I went for the Chicken Souvlaki salad and a chicken and goat cheese pasta bake. She handed over the pasta bake and it was cold. I asked if people usually eat this cold and she pointed behind me to a microwave and blurted out 90 seconds. Hmm ok. So I walked over to a microwave and warmed up my food in a dingy microwave. The flavors were there but the texture was a bit off. The cheese didn't like being reheated in a microwave and came out a little congealed and clumpy. The salad was a nice portion size and the chicken had a nice marinade but it was really nothing special. Maybe I ordered the wrong items? Just not quite understanding how people are getting a 5 star experience when you have to heat your food up in a microwave. read more

Market locals have been trying to get me to check this place out for years, and I finally dropped in to see what all the fuss was. I have to admit- this will definitely be a go-to spot for quick meals when I work in the area. There aren't a lot of places around the Pike Place Market that have this quality of deli/to-go food, with this kind of selection AT THESE PRICES. Emphasized cuz' I was floored by how reasonable Michou's price point was. Is this necessarily a must-see Seattle food stop you wanna visit if you're from out of town? Mmmm... I think Kristin C. summed it up best in her review: "I think If you live/ work in the area, its a good choice for a quick, cheapish ($6 sandwiches) lunch. But if you are visiting, or don't make it to the market often, there are plenty of other, better options. " I don't know about "plenty of better options", but there certainly are options that may be more representative of the "Seattle Pike Place Experience" (......whatever that is.. ) But, yeah. I get it. Michou seems to work best for people needing a quick bite in the area and don't want to be gouged by tourist prices or sit table-side somewhere for lack of time (although, they do have a few tables to accommodate). My samplings have all been on point, with the Chef Salad being a personal fave. For $6.50, they'll send you packing with a hefty to-go container packed w/ lettuce, seasoned chicken, salami, marinated artichokes, kalamatas, veggies, fresh bleu cheese crumbles and not 1 but 2 containers of some really great, super tangy homemade honey mustard dressing! Man, I'm gonna go out on a limb and say it might be the best Chef Salad I've ever had. Anyway, solid eatery. 'Nuff Said. read more

Michou has saved my life. Ok, that's a bit dramatic, but they did have the best soup in town when I was down with a nasty flu and I couldn't stop eating it! I was further impressed to return to their store when healthy and discover nearly every sandwich I ventured to try was pretty great in well. I also loved that their price structure totally encourages mix and match between sandwiches- in fact, I would explicitly recommend NOT having an entire sandwich of one type. The prices are generally excellent, especially in the context of the market. I think it's generally around $6 for a hot panini, with no penalties for doing half and half. I'm only docking a star here for two reasons: -They have nearly no seating space. Basically a take & go place, or devour in a corner and move on. Definitely not for a group. -The creamier soups like lamb polenta are the BEST, but they aren't available as often I'd like. The waterier soups are fine but nothing to write home about. I will always check the soups selection before ordering anything at Michou. All in all, a great place in the market and a perfect walk from downtown or Belltown for an affordable weekend lunch. read more

Got the chicken and goat cheese half sandwich. The bread was fantastic, the filling needed more sauce. I added a little mayo and was much better. More pesto would have been ideal. I like their large selection read more

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Okay, so I probably ordered the wrong item but I ducked in here to grab 1/2 of an italian sandwich. The meat was tough on the edges and tasted like it had been sitting out in that display case for a bit too long.. Made my tummy unhappy for the rest of the day. I would try another item if I'm visiting again...but this was not one of my better experiences here in the Emerald City. read more

I got one sandwich here a couple of years ago and still remember it fondly. The store doesn't look fancy. Just some salads and sandwiches in a glass case - BUT don't be fooled. If the sandwich is any indication about the quality/taste of everything here - you are in for a DELICIOUS, DELIGHTFUL experience! This place is one of my top 5 reasons I wish I lived in Seattle. So jealous of all you folks that live within walking distance to here. read more

I'm just going to assume the other reviews on this place were written by tourists captivated by Pike Place Market, because there's no way this place is any better than a crappy grab-and-go you'd find at the airport. Yes, the airport. Sandwiches- these are chilled, pre-made sandwiches which they will heat up on request. I can't remember what I got, but it was blazing hot on the outside (not so bad) and stone cold on the inside (wtf?). Perhaps if they did not chill their sandwiches in advance, I wouldn't feel like I was eating 2-day-old leftovers. Oh, and the sandwich was primarily bread. Soups- their selection is right up front, but you have to take the lids off to peer inside, which makes you seem like kind of a weirdo. Most of the soups are the same- brothy and uninspired. $3 isn't a bad price though. I guess. Cold items- yes, basically everything served here starts out its life in a super-chilled case. I tried a falafel-type thing, and it was dry, cold, and terrible. What is it with everything being cold here? Despite all the awesome reviews here, it's really not that great. Yes, I even tried it twice because everyone told me how awesome it was. I really don't see how day-old leftovers can be any worse than this. Just bring your lunch from home and ignore this place. read more

My sister took me to Michou in July for a quick, cheap lunch during the weekday. You walk in a narrow entrance and follow the glass case of goodies down to place your order. Many sandwiches, salads and desserts to choose from. We were 4th in line and by the time we finished picking out what we wanted and paying (less than 4 minutes total) the line was out the door. 4 stars because the girl behind the counter couldn't seem to get our order correct and seemed overall flustered with the whole ordering process. I'm new here...I'M supposed to be the one flustered!! I had to remind her twice that I ordered a side of brussels sprout salad. And boo for the small "rinse-cup" free water. But free is free! Our lunch was quick, delish and very reasonable!! I will be back (before the lunch rush). read more

One of the few pike place gems we haven't tried until recently - and we have been missing out all this time! Their thai beef sandwich is seriously the BEST. It was beyond delicious. It is a little like a vietnamese sandwich, but with better bread and better meat/sauce/bread/fixings ratio. We also tried their Asian broccoli salad which was really good too. Not too oily, not too saucy, just the right amount of flavor. Their food is reasonably priced, too. We love it! read more

Really nice selection of sandwiches, salads, and soups at a great price. Read: 3 bucks for half sandwich, 6 dollars for whole. Sandwiches are pre-made (but fresh) and panini-pressed to order. They also have muffins, cookies, and assorted baked goods. What you probably won't find here is a seat, so be prepared to eat on the run or maybe grab a seat at the nearby waterfront park where you may pick up a contact high or, like we did, witness a interesting full-contact "discussion" complete with colorful expressions of speech. If you're looking for a dine-in experience you'll want to choose one of the countless nearby alternatives. If you want a quick, quality lunch to go on the cheap, look no further. read more

Best food in Pike Place Market area and prices are super low. Staff is friendly. Place is very clean. Can't go wrong here.

I'm not your typical Seattle foodie-hipster so reviewing food and restaurants really isn't my thing, but I do know a good sandwich when I taste it and Michou provides just that. So much so that I'm writing my first yelp review about them! My girlfriend and I were in the market looking for a new place to try, having exhausted our taste for the usual piroshki/hum bao/seafood fare when we stumbled upon Michou. I'd never even noticed the place before (even though its right next to Piroshky Piroshky) but one look at their deli case told me I'd probably like it. Their case is packed with fresh salads, pastas, and sandwiches of all varieties ensuring there's something for everyone, which is always a good thing as I'm an extremely picky eater. All of their sandwiches are extremely fresh and they have an open kitchen which is very clean and organized and you can watch as they prepare trays of sandwiches and pastas with fresh ingredients. The setup is very straightforward: you stand in the line which spans the case and one of the staff will take your order, grill your sandwich, and have it ready when you reach the register and pay. You can order sandwiches in whole or halves which is convenient as they are pretty large. My girlfriend and I decided on two different sandwiches-- the Thai Beef and the Italian. The quality of everything was impressive. The bread was crispy on the outside and warm on the inside, the greens were crisp, the cuts of meat were excellent and the cheese was flavorful and just the right amount of melted. We were both extremely pleased. Make no mistake though, this place is all about the food. Seating is extremely limited to maybe 10 stool-and-counter style spots, and the food is served on those deli-style cardboard boats wrapped in plastic. If you're looking for a charming ambience or an extended sit-down experience then you'll be disappointed. Also be sure to step back from the line at first and survey the entire case because you won't have time to see everything standing in line before someone steps up to take your order. The prices here are extremely reasonable for what you're getting. In fact, I would gladly pay $2-3 more given the overall quality of product. Definitely a great value! Bottom-line: if you want a delicious sandwich, a great variety, and don't want to pay a lot, and don't mind a fast-moving deli style atmosphere then this is the place for you! read more

I have mixed feelings about Michou ... on the one hand I ate almost all of my teriyaki tofu sammy, but on the other hand, I also felt like complete death afterwards. I think there was a bit too much mayo/cheese in the sandwich, and due to the high amount of foot traffic, I'm pretty sure they couldn't afford to make each sandwich to order ... thus making it slightly difficult to ask for no mayo/sauce/cheese. Taste-wise, it was very good, but honestly too rich for me to eat ever again. I have no real complaints, I think it is tasty if you're into richer foods, but for me I was too concerned with how my arteries were holding up afterwards. The staff is friendly though and everything is very fresh! read more

I'd been to Michou dozens of times when I lived in Seattle, so when I popped in for lunch on Wednesday I had high hopes. I was not disappointed. Seriously, this has to be the best deli in Seattle - period. The Sierra Chicken is awesome - their pastas are usually excellent - they'll let you sample until you're content. I also tried their mozzarella, pesto and basil panini - very good. The only negative with Michou is that there is extremely limited seating. read more

Someone mentioned the teriyaki tofu sandwich being a bizarre mix of teriyaki sauce, tofu, feta, and tomato and I agree it is bizarre. However, it was delightfully delicious. The sauce is on the light side, so you only have a tinge of sweetness, and not gooey ingredients and soggy bread. Plus, you're not overwhelmed with sauce and can still taste the other ingredients in the sandwich, which oddly works well with each other. I don't mind so much that it is a small space because it packs a lot of variety in (soups, salads, sandwiches, baked potatoes, pastries, etc). I also haven't experienced the full-on lunch hour rush, but the staff have been quick and efficient every time I've gone. My favorites so far are the Sierra Chicken Sandwich, the Teriyaki Tofu Sandwich, the Rataouille Salad (caraway seeds in the squash, eggplant, onion mix!), and their bread pudding. Mmmm bread pudding. Yum yum yum! read more

Every time I'm at Pike Place, I make a beeline for Piroshky Piroshky and bypass Michou completely. Well on my last visit my sister and I decided to walk in and see what Michou was about. Boy am I glad we walked in. We were greeted with a ginormous deli case of sandwiches, salads, and desserts! The first thing that caught my attention was their peanut butter and chocolate bread pudding. I decided on that to eat later and it was only $2.25 or something like that! For lunch, I settled on half a smoked salmon sandwich and my sister ordered half a crispy chicken sandwich and some mozzarella and tomato salad. The sandwiches are grilled panini style so it's nice an warm once you get it. The mozz and tomato salad was sooooo good! It was marinated in a garlicky herbed oil and it was perfect. We almost went back to get more. Now, the bread pudding. It was amazing! I warmed it in the microwave and it tasted like it just came out of the oven. It wasn't over peanut butter-y and there was enough chocolate chips to make it interesting. I will definitely be stopping here again on my next trip. read more

Half a sandwich and a small salad for under $7! And they even take cards! The broccoli bacon salad with slivered almonds was quite good, though I wish I'd tried the artichoke Caesar (didn't see it till it was too late). The Sierra chicken sandwich everyone on Yelp raves about was pretty good as well, but not out-of-this-world amazing. Maybe my expectations were too high from reading the reviews. Overall though, this is a delicious, relatively healthy, and inexpensive meal. read more

4.5! Nearly perfect. Delicious, flavorful and cheap sandwiches! Nearly 3 dollars for half a sandwich is such a good deal for downtown Seattle. It will now be my go to deli during lunch. I got the poblano roast beef sandwich. Soo good! Love the nice kick after each bite. You wait in line, choose a sandwich and pay while waiting for your sandwich is done being grilled. They also have pasta, pastries, salads, etc as well. read more

This place is the embodiment of an "A-OK" rating. Not great, just good, if kind of carby little deli. They have lots of cold salads in the case which are made fresh daily and they sell them to Metropolitan Market for their cold bar. They also pre-make the sandwiches and have soup and pastries. Most of it has enough flavor but errs on the side of bland. Nothing necessarily makes them stand out, but an optimist would call that predictable. Out of their salads I'd suggest the israeli couscous with kidneys beans- the vinaigrette gives it a little sour kick. The seating is a bar with six bar chairs and is right next to the microwave. Not atmospheric- just status quo. read more

Stupid me. I should've gotten a sandwich. They were calling out to me. We picked a few "salads" and a donut? Italian donut? I'm ignorant but regardless, OMG so good! Super fried. Super sugared. Super awesome. The tomato/cheese/gnocchi was spicy. I didn't see that coming. Maybe made with Arrabbiata or something? Well, I was arrabbiata (Italian for angry) because I had no idea it would taste like fire. The other "salad" I got was noodles/pesto/peas. The employee said it was popular. I see why. I recommend it (and the donut). I was a little sad that there is like NO seating. Okay, maybe 4 chairs but I'd feel like a weirdo watching and waiting for a spot to sit. I still wish I got a sandwich, though. read more

Have gone to Michou twice for a quick dinner before night time classes downtown, and have been pleased with the experiences. Definitely some ups and downs to call out: Pros: -Big selection of items and desserts -Affordable, depending on what you get (many desserts are cheap yet tasty, combos are VERY affordable, such as a giant half sandwich and a GIANT half salad for around 7-8 bucks) -Food items can be sometimes a hit, sometimes a miss -Friendly staff -You can get half sizes of many items Cons: -There isn't really anywhere to sit - about 5 stools at a bar along one of the walls, which can sometimes be taken over by a single group of people. -Hours are kind of random - the site, online menu, yelp hours and voice mail message all differ. According to one of of the staff, this is generally seasonal. At best, they close at 6. At worst, 5. If you're looking for an early dinner, that can make things challenging. -Sandwiches can't be custom made and are made, ahead of time, by another business in Pike's Place - this means if you're like me and get violently ill when eating basil, all sandwiches made with pesto are off the table. Or if you're vegan, the one vegetarian sandwich still isn't edible due to the mayo/feta. -If you don't get a combo, the price can add up -Food items can be sometimes a hit, sometimes a miss The food: -SIERRA CHICKEN SANDWICH with roasted chicken, tomatoes, gouda, red onions, greens and chipotle mayo is good - but my sandwich had almost no chicken on it (one thing single layer, think sandwich-meat sliced thin). Given there's a huge bun and 3x as many greens, the chicken was really lost in this sandwich. Maybe I just was there on an off day? -TERIYAKI TOFU SANDWICH with grilled tofu, feta, tomato, red onion, teriyaki sauce, mayo and mixed greens is somewhat as bizarre as it sounds. The teriyaki is extremely minimal and just provides a fractional amount of sweetness. A good sandwich overall (with a great bun), though would be a lot better with a clearer focus (for example - a gyro tofu sandwich, or an asian styled sandwich, etc. Mayo, feta and teriyaki as a combo is odd and there isn't enough teriyaki for it to be effective anyways) -SOUVLAKI SALAD is amazing - lots of veggies, lean/tasty chicken, and a dressing that frankly does taste like you're eating a souvlaki, pretty cool. My only constructive comment is that all of the veggie pieces are REALLY huge - closer to bite sized would be better. -ARANCINI with mozzerella and gorgonzola (and a side of marinara for dipping) sound good in theory, and probably would be good, but this type of dish really doesn't work well in a deli where everything is cold and needs to be nuked in the microwave. The cheese becomes melted/bad textured and the crispyness is gone, and the rice became overcooked. Not something I'd get again, even though I'm obsessed with arancini. -CAPONATA POLENTA is easily my favorite thing so far at the shop - tangy, sweet and delicious caponata adorns tastty polenta. I'd get this again for sure. -Those donut holes/beignets are good, but only go for the orange blossom ones. They are sweet and moist (though lacking in orange flavor), while the cinnamon ones are dry and there's nothing special about them. The positive side is that they're really cheap. -ORANGE COOKIE has candied bits in it and has plenty of orange flavor - moist, and only a dollar! read more

Yup - 5 Stars for a sandwich shop. I like Michou better than all the hyped up places in town like Tat's, Potbelly and Lunchbox Laboratory. Amazing selection of freshly made panini sandwiches and salads. Pick one, you can't go wrong! They also have amazing baked goods too. Cookies, bread pudding, etc... The staff is really nice and the prices are VERY reasonable for Pike Place. Michou keeps it simple and yummy. EAT HERE! read more

Phenomenal sandwiches for a reasonable price. Always busy at lunchtime, but completely worth the wait (usually 10-15 minutes). Check it out! read more

Amazing little shop in pikes place. Surprisingly affordable and lots of vegetarian options. My new favorite sandwich place. (although they have lots more than sandwiches) read more

This location is right in the middle of Pike's market place. Almost missed the place because it is sandwiched in between le panier and Piroshky Piroshky. It is a great place for lunch. Although there are limited seating arrangements, there are a couple of benches that are across the street that you can sit at. There is barely any seating besides the 3 seats at the table bar they have, so take your lunch out to the park area that's 300 feet away and enjoy the view! There is a great view of the water! To order, you stand in line and look at what you want in the glass containers. Line moves quickly so don't be discouraged. Then you place your order with a server. Any cold dishes (pasta) can be heated up through their microwave. My girlfriend and I got the Poblano Sandwich combo with the chicken souvlaki salad. The salad was a greek salad with chicken thrown into it (not complaining since I love greek salad). I got the Sierra Chicken sandwich, which was in my opinion better than the Poblano Sandwich, paired with the spicy chicken salad. All sandwiches are pressed in the Panini maker so they come out warm and toasty. Pretty good for the price since the salad portion was very generous. Good environment, decent food at a fair price and a variety of food. read more

Trying to find cheap, delicious food is a little hard to come by, which is why I'm so glad I found Michou! I had a sandwich and salad combo and my boyfriend had a sandwich and soup combo. I had the Thai Beef and Turkish salad and my boyfriend had the Buffalo Chicken and the Shrimp Bisque. Everything tasted phenomenal! And we could not believe how cheap everything was. We're glad we only got the half sandwich and soup/salad instead of a full sandwich and soup/salad because we definitely wouldn't have been able to eat it all. We came in between two waves of people so we were actually able to grab a seat and eat instead of taking the food with us to go, but as soon as we were seated the line got super long again. Next time we're looking for a quick place to grab lunch, we'll definitely go back to Michou! read more

I've never had a bad meal here. It's fast, it's tasty, it's cheap, it's everything I could want in a deli and more. Bonus factors: The line moves fast. There's a good selection of soups, sandwiches, and miscellaneous items. I always get something different to eat, and have always been happy. I've been coming to Michou for years now, and it's about time I write about them. read more

Aw, man. This place is freakin' amazing. I eat there at least once a week, and their sandwiches are killer good. I've had their Poblano Beef, Crispy Chicken and Thai Beef - and all are very good. But my all time favorites are the Tuscan Chicken, Sierra Chicken, and .. wait for it .. Caesar Chicken & Bacon! You have to try this sandwich. Proportion of lettuce to meat to bread for all their sandwiches are perfect. In terms of sides, i've had their Corn Salad and Baked Potato. Baked potato has a ginormous piece of butter on it, but cut it in half and it's perfect. The corn salad is excellent. The one thing that i have had there that i didn't care for are the beignets... they're hard and not coated as well as I've tasted in other places... but hardly a reason to dock these guys a star. Definitely recommend going here if you're in the mood for a sandwich. read more

This is my favorite place to eat at in Pike Place Market. All the food I've had here is great, and it's very reasonably priced (win for broke college students!). You can get a whole or a half panini (sierra chicken, chicken and goat cheese, teriyaki tofu, etc...), and there are a ton to choose from. There are also soups every day, lots of different deli salads (mozzarella balls and cherry tomatoes, artichoke caesar, wheat berry winter salad are some of my favorites), and definitely try the zeppoles ($1.50 for four... the orange blossom ones are my favorite)! The space is small and there aren't many places to sit and eat, but if the sun is out I usually go over to Victor Steinbrueck Park and enjoy the general atmosphere at the market. The staff are friendly and helpful, and even if there is a line, the wait is never very long. read more

The line can be a little intimidating when you walk up to the door, but basing this review off the food alone, these sandwiches are some of the best out there. I thought it was amazing that you could get two halves of different sandwiches at little extra charge. I wasn't crazy about their pizza or the pesto tortellini I tried, but the desserts were delicious. I will definitely return! read more

Awesomest place for vegetarians! Especially given it's location in Pike's Place, which permanently seems to smell like fish despite all the produce & fresh flowers around. Michou has at least 1 vegetarian soup option per day, tons & tons (at least 10) vegetarian side dish salad options, 2 different vegetarian sandwiches, and an assortment of other really interested vegetarian choices (miso cheese tofu, pesto polenta bars with veggies, pesto artichoke pasta bake, etc). This place is like heaven to me. The food is fresh & tasty, and there are so many choices that I could go there every day & eat something different. read more