This is some wicked good cheese, my friends. I'm not sure what it is but it's my favorite and I…read moreused to live in France too.

Grabbed an 8 oz mac and cheese…read more It's simple, but done really well. The cheese is rich and sharp with a deep flavor, and the pasta is cooked just right so it stays creamy without turning mushy. It has that slightly baked finish on top that adds a nice texture. Portion was perfect for a quick bite, but it's filling for what it is. You can also see them making cheese in the shop, which adds to the whole experience. The place gets busy, but the line moves fast and the staff keeps things organized. Everything came out hot and fresh. Definitely one of those must try spots when you're at Pike Place.

This awesome cheese counter is located in Pike Place Market. They have a great selection of foreign…read moreand domestic cheese, all makes and milks, and also have jams and other sides. I even bought a pin bearing the store name.

Whenever I go to the market, I visit the guys at The Cheese Box. Whenever I need a good cheese or…read moregood cheese idea, I come here. When I don't need cheese, I still come here and I am reminded why I need cheese. Ari and Nova really love cheese and it shows. Their selection is phenomenal, but most important is their curation of the good stuff.

As airport food goes, this isn't too bad. I got a tuna melt (and no, I respectfully did not eat it…read moreon the plane). It was extremely salty and greasy but also kind of in a delicious way. They essentially have premade sandwiches that they toast up when ordered so freshness could be questionable, but it does speed up the wait a little bit. As for the wait, it can take quite a while, but again as airport kiosks go, it seems par for the course during a rush. There's a lot of seating right across from the kiosk but it was completely full when I was there, so I went to my gate to devour my hot and greasy sandwich. If I'm ever in Sea-tac again, I think I'll get the mac and cheese instead.

The amount of grease and cholesterol is absolutely unnerving. Extremely salty and oily grilled…read morecheese and egg and cheese sandwiches. The cheese is not tasty. We also ordered the quinoa bowl and guess what? It was super spicy. While I enjoy spice, this was supposed to be breakfast for a child and they couldnt eat it. Nowhere does it say on the menu that it is spicy. Completely dishonest by omitting this fact. Clearly we're not hoping to go and return it. Avoid this place if you care about your health. Standard premade sandwiches and food sent to them just to be reheated.

WINE ALLEY: WHERE BACK TO BLACK MEETS 7-10 SPLITS…read more Listen, while other bowling alleys waste time with generic names, Wine Alley has transformed itself into a SHRINE OF BEEHIVED BOWLING BRILLIANCE. Every lane is named after an Amy Winehouse song, and I swear Lane 6 ("Rehab") has a higher strike percentage because it says "No, No, No" to gutter balls. The pin setters have been programmed to reset to the rhythm of "Valerie," and I've never seen bowling machinery move with such soulful precision. The house balls are all custom-weighted to match significant dates in Amy's career, and yes, the 27-pound ball is as heavy as your soul after listening to "Love Is A Losing Game." Their signature house cocktail, the "You Know I'm No Good Split," comes served in a bowling pin-shaped glass with a tiny beehive garnish. The bartenders all sport Amy-inspired liner and technically aren't allowed to serve you unless you can hit at least one note from "Tears Dry On Their Own." You haven't lived until you've experienced their "F*** Me Pumps Friday" where everyone must bowl in stilettos. The sight of serious bowlers attempting to maintain their form while channeling Amy's iconic style is nothing short of transcendent. The pro shop exclusively sells bowling shoes with a minimum 4-inch heel. Their cosmic bowling nights are called "Back to Black Light," where they only play Amy's discography while the lanes glow with the same intensity as her talent. I watched a man roll a perfect game while perfectly timing his releases to the chorus of "You Know I'm No Good." It was beautiful, man. Five stars for creating the world's first (and only) Amy Winehouse-themed bowling alley. Their league nights are called "Frank" divisions in honor of her first album, and yes, you have to audition by singing "Stronger Than Me" before they'll let you join. P.S. Their ball return system makes the same sound as the opening bars of "Rehab," and I've seen people wait to pick up their ball just to hear it complete the melody. P.P.S. The rental shoes all have a tiny beehive embroidered on the side, and they refuse to rent them to anyone who can't name at least three Amy B-sides. Note: This review was written while watching someone attempt a difficult split while an entire alley of people sang "What Kind of Fuckery Is This?" in perfect harmony. Special Addendum: To the customer who requested Taylor Swift songs during cosmic bowling - first of all, how dare you, and secondly, the exit is that way, next to the life-size Amy cutout judging your music taste. Final Thought: Never has the fusion of soul music and ten-pin bowling been so perfectly executed. It's like if CBGB opened a bowling alley but made it specifically about one artist. Remember: As Amy would say, "They tried to make me go to bowling rehab, but I said strike, strike, strike." Warning: Side effects may include developing strong opinions about proper beehive maintenance while bowling, unconsciously timing your approach to "Back to Black," and referring to all spares as "Tears Dry On Their Own." P.P.P.S. Their new "Camden League" requires all players to bowl with a minimum of three pounds of hairspray in their beehive. Safety first, style always. Lane Etiquette Note: Singing along is mandatory, but please wait until AFTER your release to hit the high notes in "You Know I'm No Good."

Wow- what a cool little hole in the wall. Came in with friends and had the best wine. The owners,…read moreJim and Rachel, were beyond welcoming. I'll be back with more friends in the future. Highly recommend!

This place is simply THE BEST. Maggie the owner is super easy to work with and she does an amazing…read morejob with these boxes. I have ordered them for a special Mother's Day treat, for some snacks to take out wine tasting, and I've even ordered them as gifts for co-workers. The process of ordering has been super easy and it so convenient to have the box delivered to your house! They will also customize boxes depending on your food allergies or preferences (e.g., vegetarian or vegan). I highly recommend using Goodness Grazers if you want an amazing snack box.

I adore this business! The boxes are perfect for so many occasions... I have dropped them off for…read morefriends with a newborn, a friend who experienced loss, and up next is a birthday. I always order two, one to drop off and one for my family. They are so delicious and so beautiful! You can also request for them to be delivered to the recipient if it is a gift, but I have enjoyed getting to present it!

Very clean and good products. Recommended to visit this place…read more Hot dogs was amazing . Service are not really good

Taste of Europe store, Kent HE WANTED TO POISON MY…read moreCHILDREN!! My husband took the sausages quickly. We open it at home, the stench of vomiting with SLIME STRONGLY expressed. We noticed that there is no DATE! They washed off the date, pasted own sticker. Trust in this store - 0%. This is not the first time they sell rotten goods and with mold, with bugs. My friends bought there and told me about them. You take care of your health - go around this store!!

Food is amazing, service is great! Some of our favorite burgers to go eat, especially in the…read moreclassic car that we can keep an eye on in the parking lot Try the Butterscotch shake!

Their burgers are absolutely stunning--so picture-perfect they look like they came straight out of…read morea commercial. Not only are they impressively huge, but every ingredient tasted incredibly fresh. I was thrilled that they tasted just as amazing as they looked! I even did a little "patty taste test," and I could tell right away that the meat wasn't frozen and was seasoned beautifully. The quality really shines through in every bite. On top of that, the restaurant was spotless, and the service was fast and efficient. I'll definitely be coming back to try more from their menu!

I have figured out what the ancient Sumerisans where carring in their little purses. Big John…read morealways knew and finally his kids are letting us in on the secret, "Big John's Herb and Spice Blend" to be found in the bulk spice and herb department. Located on the path to the stairs to the bulk chocolate department and just beyond the cheese, olive and charcuterie cases. Thanks Donna!

Nice to have an Italian import market right down the hill. An abundance of Italian staples like…read morepasta and canned tomatoes, salami, cheese, capers, olives and vinegar. Other fun stuff like licorice, biscotti, and wine. Also some Greek and Spanish imports. Pricey so can't shop here all the time, but a definite comfort/familiar European vibe.

I am glad my brother found this spot for lunch within walking distance of our stay. It is so cute…read moreand quant. The place is simple and clean. I ordered the caprese sandwich and my brother got the porchetta sandwich. The bread is crispy but soft on the inside. I saw the guy cutting up the tomato as we sat to wait for our sandwiches. You order at the kiosk and then sit to eat. The ingredients are super fresh and worth waiting for the sandwich.

I ordered the Turky club it was delicious. The veggies were fresh (and so was the bread) it had the…read moreperfect mix and amounts of all the ingredients and the vinigrette was so good! I liked their menu is pretty simple and that you can order at the kiosk on your own. If you are running short on time-order ahead the line is long and you will be waiting if you go in during peak hours (like lunchtime). While I loved my sandwich-the service is not great. They call the orders by your name and while they are really busy sometimes with the amount of people in the space and noise level you may miss your name being called. I thought I had heard my name so I went over to peek if it was my order and one of the individuals that was making the sandwiches nearly ripped my head off and YELLED at me and said "its not yours"...."you need to wait for your name to be called"....Well no kidding...I am not new here I was just checking-I did not touch the sandwich. Just plain rude...and I really do not think they care. If you are wiling to ignore getting yelled at and made to feel totally incompetent these are great sandwiches.

Old world charm Great meats as well as other German and…read moreEuropean delights. It is historical as well . I can remember them when I was a teenager back in the '70's So glad to see them carrying on

We've been visiting Hans and Marianne for years, whenever we get a hankering for the German food we…read moregrew up enjoying. They're great about tolerating our venig Deutsch, and are always happy to make recommendations, even in English. It has a very European feel as soon as you walk in the door. Little bells greet visitors, German language newspapers and magazines are on display, and the food is great. From house-made sausages to canned and bottled food from the homeland, they have it all. Check it out and enjoy! Den wohl!