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    4.4 (64 reviews)
    Closed • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Fry bread w/cinnamon, sugar, and butter
    Marge L.

    I have missed fry bread since they served it at the Muckleshoot Casino buffet. This place makes good fry bread. It hit the spot. My bf got the All Nations Native Taco and he loved it. This is definitely our go to spot for fry bread now.

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    Julia M.

    Great visit with my aunt to Nacho Mama's Fry Bread Cafe. I am still thinking about the fry bread over a week later. We both had "Granny Lue's" which is fry bread topped with country sausage gravy served with potatoes and egg. Everything was made so perfectly. I also took a sugar and cinnamon fry bread to go, with wojapi sauce which my aunt loved. It was the perfect balance of sweet and tart. The interior was cute, clean and mid noise level. Quiet enough to work on my laptop but also loud enough to have a conversation with my aunt and it not feel awkward. There was music playing softly, native art and maps on the wall. I believe this business is ran by a mother and daughter. The owner was very kind. I'm so glad i tried this place. We'll be back.

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    Sarah M.

    We walked into a clean, bright space that felt inviting for our lunch outing. Many of us ordered the Native Taco. Salmon wasn't available that day, and our vegan/vegetarian friends opted for the fry bread or a nacho plate instead. The fry bread itself stood out with a great chewy texture, and the Native Taco toppings were fresh and well seasoned. The drink menu was more extensive than expected, with options like Shirley Temples (both alcoholic and non-alcoholic) and smoothies. Water, utensils, and a variety of hot sauces were available at the self-serve station. Overall, a solid casual dining option in White Center.

    Native Taco.
    Anderson G.

    I have had numerous Navajo Tacos on the Navajo Nation in the southwest so I was looking forward to trying the frybread taco here. It was delicious and I recommend stopping here for a Native Taco.

    The Cheesesteak Fry bread - very greasy and low quality meat.
    Chris S.

    I really wanted to love this place as the owner was super friendly and I love frying bread. We came in on a Sunday at 11am and waited 30 minutes for our Nacho's appetizer then another 30 min for the mains - we both got the cheese steak fry bread. The Nachos were very sad - microwaved cheese sauces, taco meat, etc on round nacho chips. Something I could have made 10x better at home. It felt like the dish was cooked in the microwave. The fry bread itself was delicious and fluffy but the toppings were greasy and awful. I ate maybe 1/3 of my meal - mostly the bread part and left the rest. Lastly the restaurant itself was super cold, had no music playing, and it was just unappealing being there. Time to get another brunch. I really hope the owner can make some changes - buy higher quality meat and ingredients, hire more staff, and re-ramp some recipes as the way it stands now I'd give it maybe 3-4 months tops before it closes.

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    Barbara S.

    Decided to check out this "newish" place for our book club meet. They've been open since Nov '23. The store itself is pretty small, with seating for about 20 people. The room is decorated with Native American art, which lends to its "fry bread" theme. There are two electric fireplaces for heating and music softly playing in the background. Menus are simple with just the right amount of items to choose from. My friends had the nachos and a Philly cheesesteak fry bread. I had the original fry bread taco. Servings are decent with the nachos being pretty big. Fry bread was both crunchy and chewy at the same time. Fresh veggie toppings and overall very good flavor on all items! For dessert my friends had the mango fry bread sundae and the caramel apple fry bread sundaes. I've never seen them so quiet as they ate every last bite! They said it was amazing! I was too full to even taste! There is also a separate alcohol beverage menu offering the usual beer and wine and classic cocktails. The only issue we had was slow service. The only person working was the owner who was very nice, but wore all hats in the store from taking orders to cooking to serving. However, knowing that, we will still go back!

    Zucchini chips
    Jennifer H.

    Small eating area - just 5 or 6 tables - but nice and clean. The menu is heavy on the fried stuff, so don't think this is going to be healthy, even with the zucchini chips (which were delish, but heavy on the gut!) I had a fry bread sandwich and I forget what my hubs had, but it was all tasty, just pretty greasy from all the deep frying. I'd be willing to go again, but definitely plan for a walk after!

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    GAYT DAMN!!! Amazing fry bread tacos!!!! Super friendly owner and staff. Come here, eat all of the things!!!!

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    The people their are really nice and they gave us free cinnamon fry bread. The food is delicious and we love going

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    Such amazing food and service. Hands down the best fry bread ever. The cafe is cozy, with native decor and a bar.

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    Excellent bacon, egg, and cheese sandwich. Friendly service, free parking, and clean!

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