Ive been vegan for over 11 years now and they absolutely nailed the food!! I got a the Chickn Bacon…read moreRanch burger and it was incredible. I cant wait to go back and try more!

I traveled to Seattle for work this summer and stayed in a hotel downtown. I loved having a NLVG…read morewithin walking distance as it provided me a proper vegan restaurant for any meal at any time of the day. Whether I was looking for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, NLVG had the options to keep me full while being healthy and offering a wide variety of choices. From their burgers and sandwiches to their bowls and even new entree plates such as the vegan steak, I tried a little bit of everything. Plenty of seating area for solo or group dining. Make sure you sign up for their rewards account to get points and earn free food!

Everything on the menu is phenomenal. There's paid parking across the street for a short walk. The…read moreservice was really quick and everyone who works there was kind. It's a pretty chill and laid-back spot for a quick date. The chili oil was very fresh and good compared to other chili oils from restaurants. The food is 10/10

We fined here twice on a recent trip and high days we're satisfied with the food compared to a…read morerecently opened dumpling restaurant across the street from our hotel. Both times we ordered the cucumber dish as well as the green onion pancakes because they were delish. The pancakes were thin and crispy and the cucumbers were pickled and came as 2 pieces, wound in a spiral mound. On the first night we had pork XLB, full of bursting soup upon a bite. The fried rice was Ok but Hubby liked more than I did. The second night, we tried Dan Dan noodle. It was pretty spicy but had a nice flavor. We tried the chicken XLB instead. I preferred the pork XLB over the chicken. We also tried the pork pan fried buns, cane as 4 pieces and I liked them better than the XLB. Servers are nice but not very attentive. You place your order on the QR code and they basically bring you the dishes and drinks. Food arrived quickly.

It's a vegan place and one of better fusion thai spots in town. Really Enjoyed everything I had…read morehere. The jackfruit appetizer is a must try - it's not sweet and very flavourful. I highly recommend their Curry fried rice. The quantity here is just enough for 1 person. The ambience is pretty good given downtown Seattle. I will try the spot again if I am in the area.

Biiiig Thai food fan here from Chicago, and omg. Kati was AMAZING. I'm super picky about my Pad…read moreThai and theirs was exactly how I like it. I ate so much my stomach hurt. My husband loved the potstickers and the Kaprao too, and the Cashew dish was to die for. Keep it up Kati, we love your food!!!!

I was in Seattle for a conference and came to KAS twice! It is SO good. I got edamame and the Lemon…read moreSalmon roll. The fish is so fresh and delicious. They are a small place and get busy so you might have to wait for a table. Service could be a little better, but overall a great lunch experience!

My boyfriend and I wanted to sit down after walking around the convention on Saturday so we decided…read moreto stop by here. Luckily, there was a table available for us despite how busy they were. Our waitress was very sweet and did her best during the rush. The space was pretty but we were in the corner of the restaurant so we couldn't see much. I got the shrimp tempura udon and a Shirley Temple while my boyfriend got the salmon poke bowl and a Seattle roll. The food didn't take long to get but it came one by one instead of all at the same time. Also my boyfriend didn't get his poke bowl for the longest time and no one even noticed until we mentioned it to our waitress and she shares the kitchen decided to take their lunch after thinking they were done. The food was alright for what it is as they were generous with portions. I did appreciate the little spicy flakes on my udon, though wish that they would leave it on the table as I would have enjoyed my udon more as it offered a nice spicy kick. The poke bowl was beautifully arranged and had lots of different ingredients. The Shirley Temple was also well made, but no refills. The Seattle roll was rolled up nice with a good ratio of salmon and avocado. The food isn't memorable but it isn't bad for something quick and filling.

I enjoyed the food a lot, and so did our kids. The loaded nachos were very fresh and delicious. The…read moreambiance is also nice, with a separate section for minors.

As a dairy-free regular, I loved the original El Borracho: generous burritos, an extensive vegan…read moremenu, and amazing sauces worth coming back for. The current sauces missed the mark. I used to add meat to a vegan burrito and make it my own dairy free dream. Returning after years away, it's clearly under new ownership, and the quality has nosedived. Portions are less than half what they used to be, the sauces have changed, and the menu is a skeleton of unrecognizable, low-quality items the original never had. I paid $11 for a burrito I could make at home for $1.50. Downtown Seattle needs vegan options, but corner-cutting this obvious won't go unnoticed to returning customers like me. I'd be surprised if it's open in a year. I wish the new owners had simply rebranded, because trading on the El Borracho name for this was very disappointing. Major bummer! Bring back the old menu!

Life On Mars is a cocktail/bar lounge located in the Capitol Hill area of Seattle. A group of…read morefriends and I spent majority of the day together but wanted to keep the night going so we decided to meet up at Life On Mars. This was my first time stepping foot inside Life On Mars. I always walked by the facility, but now I have finally been! We arrived as a group of three at first and grew to five later on. We came during the second Happy Hour; 11PM-2AM. We were quite exhausted at this point of the day but still ordered a drink to sip on through the night. I ordered the The Opener (green tea vodka, elderflower, lemon, and soda). It was only $10, which is amazing! Drinks were definitely on the heavy side for us (nothing wrong with that). Staff were friendly and helpful. They provided us plenty of water!

We stumbled by this place when we were walking. It was a nice place and the drink was good…read more Service and music was great.

Stopped in for some dinner before a fun night out in Seattle riding the Lime Scooters everywhere…read more Walked in and immediately was seated in a cozy spot. We all ordered Dry Noodle dishes. I ordered the Spicy Chicken Dry Noodles. The noodles were very long and the texture was semi-soft and perfect. The spice was not too spicy and the blend was full of flavor. Will stop in again when I'm in the area. Very good ramen. Excited to try anot

So bus I love it here! Amazing vibe and parking is super easy to find. Service is great and they…read moreshare recommendations if it's your first time. The food is delicious and the noodles are freshly made.

The Carlile Room was close to our downtown hotel so we decided to eat there on a Friday night. What…read morea treat. The decor is mid-century hipster and the menu has many delicious choices. It is named after the singer Brandi Carlile, not to be confused with Belinda Carlisle, the lead singer of the Go-Go's. I had the flat iron steak and fries. It came with a peppercorn cream sauce that was fantastic. The steak was cooked medium rare, as I requested, and was quite tasty dipped in the sauce. My sister ordered the beef short ribs and an apricot caprese. The short ribs came with asparagus, a chayote puree, and was topped with a spring onion chermoula, which she removed because it was too spicy. The apricot caprese consisted of whipped mozzarella, mint, sprouts, and pistachios with crostini. It was a big hit. They also have an extensive drink menu and my sister had a Zazzou mocktail made with pineapple juice and hibiscus. She enjoyed it. Both of our meals were served fairly quickly and our waitress was attentive. I highly recommend the Carlile Room for a scrumptious dinner in downtown Seattle.

From the initial greeting to the food it all worked out really well. A few of us ordered the…read morechicken schnitzel. Delicious! They have a great cocktail menu. The restaurant is a little tiny bit noisy. Excellent location for access to the Paramount theater.

The hype of Nanas did not disappoint! There was a nice line but never a problem!…read more Yuzu Cheesecake. Amazing. Matcha Brown Sugar Latte. Can't miss! The vibe and sitting - perfect and chill. Would I come again? Like tomorrow!

Nana's was across the street from our hotel, and we had it bookmarked for a visit. They serve tea…read more& coffee, but they also serve some good katsu dishes. I ordered the pork tonkatsu don. My rellies ordered the chicken katsu curry (not pictured). My dish was tasty. The pork was tender, nicely seasoned, and the batter was crispy. I tried the curry sauce and it was nicely seasoned also. Regarding the ambiance, its casual here. You order at the counter and are given a number sign. The food is brought out quickly by the friendly staff. You bus your own dishes here, so tip accordingly. I would def return if I was in the Capitol Hill/Convention Ctr area of Seattle. The food is very good and reasonably priced.

Another Haidilao, another happy camper. This location, inside a mall (and ironically one floor…read morebelow Din Tai Fung) is great. They offer free tea and snacks outside while you wait, they have claw machines, and the ice cream machine works! I went after 9 pm for their 30% off promo and it was so worth it.

I've been spoiled by the Dolar Shop. They just do it too well!! I was excited to try Haidilao…read morebecause I've seen it a lot on social media, but I was underwhelmed. We decided to get the cheapest AYCE option and I kind of regret it because there are so little options for veggies and meats. The meat quality was obviously not as great as Dolar Shop and I only got to eat Chinese cabbage. The broth was decent though. The sauce station and the dessert/snack section were pretty good too. I enjoyed making my own combination of iced jelly dish. On the other hand, I also got the rice as a side, and the rice quality wasn't there. Haidilao had its wins somewhat, but honestly I would still pay extra $20 to go to the other store that I have already mentioned too many times here.