+ unique style of pizza. Indian food on pizza? Rivals Can-Am fasho…read more+ tasty drinks, friendly bartender w/ excellent service skills and attentiveness + family run; made my wife kiddo & I feel right at home + fresh house made dough + chill and relaxed ambiance - the Burger King next door SUCKS! Go here instead

Called ahead to ask when they closed and if seating was avaialble or…read moreif it was just take out. I should have known right away, the person on the other end of the line sounded very annoyed that i was calling. (Should have gone to Burger King Next door). Once i found parking, around the corner, behind the apartments, there was a knocked over sign welcoming me to park at Tandoori slice. (dont make rhe mistake if parking somewhere where there isnt a sign, you'll likely get towed away. Went here thinking, oh! indian pizza! Nope. Frozen crust. Saddest "Caesar Salad" ever. (for nearly 10 bucks each. A bowl of old lettuce, croutons from Safeway, Dressing from Wal-mart. Butter Chicken Pizza? ok! Nope. A sad, mostly just a normal pizza, with a certainly frozen crust maybe with a diluted butter chicken sauce? not sure if there was any chicken on it. It did have cilantro. lots of cilantro. Maybe it was a Cilantro pizza? Atmosphere was that of a 19 year old's first apartment. With a sign, right when you walk in, ordering any children that may be with you to out back any of the children's "fun" items back exactly where you found them (or else). This was a big mistake. Dont bother going, they'll likely be closed (for good) by the time you get to consider it.

We come from the CD via the light rail super easy and fast about 45mins!!…read more We order everything on the menu and it did not disappoint so delicious Can't wait to go back!!'

This is by far at the very top vegan spots I've ever been to! The food was so flavorful and well…read moreseasoned, and the customer service was top tier. Lisa served us and was so sweet, and the music set the vibes. 10/10 recommend!

I've been searching for a place in the SeaTac area with delicious hummus, and I finally found one!…read moreRight off of I-5 and SR 516, this is a wonderful hidden gem that's a perfect place to stop while passing through, after leaving the airport, or a special trip for a delicious Mediterranean meal with generous portions. The menu is huge, with plenty of Greek, Jordanian, Turkish, Yemeni, and other classic Mediterranean entrees, sides, desserts, and drinks. I got the hummus mix, a chicken shawarma plate, and Karak tea. Everything was fantastic! The portions were huge so I have plenty of leftovers for future meals and snacks. The hummus was absolutely a standout, with delicious ratios of creamy chickpeas and tangy tahini, garlic, and fresh veggies on top. The Karak tea was a perfect balance of sweet and spiced flavors, absolutely a must try if you like chai or similar spiced coffees/teas. The shawarma plate had fresh veggies, even more hummus, and tons of chicken and rice. Everything was well cooked and delicious. The service was very fast, and the employee I talked to was so friendly! He gave me a free maple donut to snack on while I waited for my to-go order. It paired very nicely with the delicious Karak tea. Inside, the restaurant is very clean and home-y with nice decorations and lots of tables. I will 100% be back here! The menu is large with plenty of vegetarian options alongside the typical meat shawarma plates, gyros, and sandwiches. They also have a wide selection of donuts, sweets, and American food if someone in your group isn't a huge fan of Mediterranean. The parking lot is small and it can be easy to drive past the turn in, but don't skip it! I will be back!

The donuts were excellent and the dining area was clean. I didn't try the food but seemed like they…read moreweren't busy so it must be pretty good. The Lady who served me was friendly and helpful. That said, eight dollars for a 16 ounce Americano is outrageous. It was good but not any better than something I can get at McDonald's. My recommendation: take the donuts to go and buy the coffee somewhere else.

INDIA QUALITY MADE LOCALLY - This place serves absurdly good Indian food in a hotel near the…read moreairport of all places. It's not your standard Indian you find everywhere, butter chicken, tandoori chicken, etc. It has those but it has so much more! It's a large place and the service can be slow because of it, but it is well decorated almost upscale place that has a ridiculously good (albeit expensive) weekend buffet. A la carte midweek is also phenomenal. You won't feel like you are in India per se but your mouth might think you are. This was our favorite Indian spot in all of Seattle, and while a little pricey, it is well worth the money! Happy eating from John Seeto!

Is this really closed?? I just went there earlier this summer and there was a line to get in before…read morethey even opened, so I'd be surprised to find out why they'd close such a popular location. Anyways, my friends and I showed up before opening and managed to be first in line but the line quickly grew to about 7 or 8 parties within a couple minutes. They opened on time, but told us the buffet was not ready so they seated us and asked us all to wait at our tables until it was ready. Everyone who was seated would watch new parties enter, walk towards the buffet, be told it wasn't ready, and then go sit down; this continued for about 15 minutes and by the time the food was actually ready, it really became a show seeing people rush to line up to get plates and crowd the buffet tables. I think it would have been less chaotic and confusing if they had just kept us in line outside while asking us for patience as they were delayed in getting their buffet ready for the day. Then it could have been better traffic management at the buffet while they seat people entering the restaurant. The food, however, was good. There were a ton of options and the dishes were separated into various categories to keep vegetarian dishes together, chicken dishes together, etc. There were also good dessert and salad options, plus appetizers. Was it the best Indian food I've eaten? No. But It was the only Indian restaurant I've been to where I've had access to so many options and opportunity to try dishes I don't usually get to try at smaller buffets with more mainstream items like butter chicken, tikka masala, etc. Overall I'd give it a 3.5. Check it out if it's still open!

We drove on out to the Des Moines location as closest to our home. I really wanted those oyster…read moreshooters being advertised on Facebook. The dining area and bar was packed but found some spots and hob-nobbed with locals at the bar. Got a drink, oysters for wife and some shooters. The oysters in the shooter were as pictured, plump, tasty with some cocktail sauce - loved them. Was thinking of another round when found wife wasn't so happy with the sad dozen micro-oysters she was serviced. Somehow, I realized the second level resturant was serving better oysters similiar to what was being used in the oyster shooter and we relocated to top level of the resturant. What a difference, different menu, was a fine dining experience - just what we needed so stepped up to the next level. Another dozen oysters, a few more oyster shooters, another round of cocktails, watched the beautiful sunset, fantastic service from the staff, we were totally relaxed and amazingly happy. Definitely will be back and promised my wife 2-3 dozen oysters the next time.

My parents treated me to a birthday dinner in their neighborhood. We dined at 5pm to take advantage…read moreof the 3-course meal for $35. Definitely a good call. The restaurant has beautiful views of the water and the marina. Service wasn't particularly warm, but efficient. We wanted to take advantage of the rhubarb seasonal desserts, so appreciated the suggestion to take home the desserts from the price fixe menu. We didn't care for the rhubarb cocktails (much too sweet) but they were taken away without any comment and removed from the final bill. My parents love the chowder, and enjoyed it. I didn't care for the consistency. The shrimp cocktail was a fun retro flavor. Crispy celery, creamy sauce, and the shrimp was cooked well. We all ordered the sole almondine and substituted roasted potatoes for the rice. The potatoes were good, as was the accompanying asparagus. The fish was breaded, and topped with ground almonds which were warmed in butter. The bottom piece of fish was unfortunately soggy, and I prefer an almondine sauce when it's made with sliced almonds. It was a little flat tasting. But overall, the dish was good. The desserts were average. The sugar crust on my father's creme brûlée was too thick and flamed a little too hard. The slump was tasty, but the ratio of filling ro cake was unbalanced (too much cake). The cheesecake was a good texture and the rhubarb sauce was nicely tangy. Overall, a mice evening and worth $35 for a 3-course meal.

This place was so cute! It's a quaint building with a menu of hot dogs, sausages & corn dogs made…read moredifferent ways. There is seating both inside & outside. My friend & I recently dined here outside on the patio. We both ordered Seattle Dogs, Onion Rings & Crinkle Cut Fries. We also got canned drinks that we grabbed from a cooler. We enjoyed the meal & our outdoor dining experience. You can see brief glimpses of the water from the patio & we dined just before sunset so it was beautiful. We started out as the only customers there & the patio was full by the time we left. There was only one staff member working but she took care of us well & she made our to-go order when we were ready to leave so it would be fresh. Our experience was pleasant & I would recommend this place to anyone!

Best hot dogs anywhere! Locally owned, quick service and outdoor eating rain or shine.read more

Nice place, very cheap burgers But my favorite thing here…read moreis milkshake 10/10 Super quick service and always fresh

50s style walk up burger joint! Shakes, burgers and fries, what more could you ask for!…read more The burger is yummy, cheese is gooey and bun is soft! The deluxe has a sweet relish so choose to leave that off or not depending on preference. Fries are fresh cut and similar to Wendy's. Yummy! Service was friendly and very very fast! Overall good experience!

Some restaurants just feed you. Others welcome you--and this place does exactly that. We came here…read moreafter work on a cold, rainy night, and we were more than impressed. From the moment you walk in, there's a warm, family-first energy that feels genuine, not staged. The atmosphere strikes that perfect balance: modern cool, yet cozy. It's the kind of space where you can come with friends for a foodie night out or bring family and feel instantly at home. Now, the food--Every dish is authentic. Try the Butter Chicken. Amazing!! The flavors are bold, layered, and unapologetically traditional, clearly rooted in real Indian home-style cooking. The attention to detail is phenomenal. You can taste the care, the spices are perfectly balanced, and nothing feels rushed or mass-produced. This is comfort food with confidence. What truly elevates the experience is the service. The staff are genuinely warm, attentive, and happy to guide you through the menu. There is genuine pride in their food and service. That human touch makes all the difference. And let's talk about the Dubai chocolate--because it deserves its own moment. Rich, indulgent, and absolutely addictive, it's the kind of dessert that makes you pause mid-bite and immediately plan your next visit. A perfect, modern finish to a deeply traditional meal. In short, here you find authentic flavors, a strong family vibe, standout hospitality, and an atmosphere that feels just right. This isn't just a restaurant--it's an experience you'll want to return to again and again. I know I will!

Good food, nice decor…read more I walked in, the only customer on a Saturday night. There was some decent Indian music playing. Followed by the annoying base thump of cRap music. I mentioned this to a very nice waitress. She said she would look into it. The horrible cRap music did not cease. I thought there might have been a language barrier some I walked outside to investigate if there was a some idiot blasting their car stere. I walked back inside. Turns out it was the cook/owner. I requested my order to go and asked to speak to the 'owner/cook". He proudly sent his wife out who was very apologetic. To the cook: Look, asshole. I'm not dropping 40 bucks on Indian food only to endure your shitty music. you own a restaurant, not a shitty club. Be a professional and act like your fsmily livelihood depends on it, because it does

Copperleaf was amazing. Our server, Julissa, was phenomenal--she knew the menu by heart and made…read morespot-on recommendations. The wine selection was excellent, and my sablefish was absolutely mouthwatering: buttery smooth and literally melted in my mouth. Everything Julissa suggested was a hit. Dessert was the perfect finish, especially the banana pudding, which was outstanding. Place was beautiful. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area. Highly recommend. Cheers!

My husband and I decided to stop by for lunch yesterday. We have been to this restaurant multiple…read moretimes in the past after discovering from multiple company functions I have attended I ordered a ceaser salad with prawns My salad was made with partly romaine lettuce stumps and some kale , dressing was not even good it had 3 pieces of prawns Portion was medium size The cost of this was $26 there were 2 prices listed 10/18 I thought $10 was lunch /18 was dinner Yet I was charge $18 for salad and +8 for prawns. That's by far the worst and most expensive Caesar salad I had My husband had double smashed burger and it cost him $22 ( which was extremely reasonable and delicious) How can they charge $26 for a medium salad that was made with the ends of the romaine and partly kale ( which I never heard kale being part of Caesar salad.