Always incredible food! Love that the # of limes matches the taco. Delish food, always a favorite…read morespot!

Amazing amazing authentic Mexican food. The store is very clean and well taken care of. The service…read moreof all the employees there is always top notch!! Best taqueria in 99!!

Owner treated us like we sat down in his kitchen at home and was serving us food; tasted…read moreincredible, true authentic southern comfort food. Gumbo was my favorite and the sweet potato pie! Will definitely be back.

Another review said that five stars wasn't enough and they are RIGHT. If you've been thinking about…read moregoing, think no more and just do it. Food: (5/5) I always drive 164th so I've been eyeing this spot for a long time. My partner and I decided to finally stop by last week and our minds were blown!! We got the fried catfish, collard greens, black eyed peas, corn bread, and sweet potato pie. Everything was AMAZING. The catfish was crunchy on the outside and perfectly succulent on the inside. The black eyed peas and collard greens were both delicious savory additions to the meal with great texture. The cornbread had additions of cheese and peppers, and was a yummy mix of sweet and salty. The sweet potato pie, which we learned Andre's wife makes, was beyond addicting. If we hadn't had a snack before coming, we would've cleared everything immediately. We plan to try everything on the menu, especially the fried okra! Service: (5/5) This was probably the most memorable food experience I have ever had. Andre, the owner, is extremely passionate about his work and it shows in everything that he does. We ended up chatting for quite awhile and our conversation reminded me of everything that's important in my personal life, in the best way. Please come by! You won't regret it for a second.

How in the Hell are people rating this good? The service is good. But the pizza is DISGUSTING…read more Digorno is literally better. The crust is a burnt saltine cracker...with low quality ingredients, and constantly burnt pizza. Truly disappointing.

I have used Pompeii Pizza for catering twice now. One in 2019, and last weekend. Both times the set…read moreup and take down was great. The servers were wonderful and everyone loved the pizza. Organizing the event with Dawnelle was straightforward and easy. We will definitely use them again!

This fair is awesome!…read more It's got art of all kinds. Paintings, pottery, jewelry, that awesome photography on metal so the colors stand out, etc. I remember a stall with thin pieces of wood that were carved into things like trees and mountains. They were layered into a beautiful scene, then framed as if it were a painting. Very unique! Something else that I find to be a really charming detail is that each walkway is labeled with a road sign that is named after famous artists. For example, you can tell someone to walk down "Van Gogh" to find a specific stall. It's free admission. There are food trucks, a playground, a beer garden, live music, outdoor AND indoor art displays (it's fun exploring the building)... truly a fun day for art lovers.

This years art festival was fantastic! I've been going to the EAF for years and years and frankly…read moresome years are better than others. This one, 2019, was one of the best. It had so many different types of art and everything was professionally rendered by extremely talented artists who are at the top of their art form. I love paintings, sketchings, artfully taken photography and jewelry, and this festival didn't disappoint. It was a challenge controlling myself, but I think I did, however, this is a place that I could easily and happily lose control There was a lot more than wall art. There was; ceramics, clothing, footwear, sculpture in several mediums, yard art, musical instruments and music for sale. It's a cornucopia of juried, diverse, fine art. This isn't a street fair and I'm happy that they got the street fair type vendors out of there. Every year I go and every year I find multiple items that I'd like to take home, this year would've broken the bank if I had just let myself go, but still, I'm happy with my purchases and I'll be back next year.

Best baklava in the Seattle area! We've had their birds nest baklava and saffron ice cream at the…read moreFremont market and both are SO good. We also got several sheets of normal baklava as a dessert for our wedding (we're both middle eastern) and they were a huge hit and gone by the end of the night. Mo is super friendly and was really easy to coordinate with for the catering. Really glad we found them!

From the owner: At Moklava, we bring you the perfect blend of tradition and innovation with our handcrafted…read moredesserts. Indulge in our signature baklava ice cream, original baklava, and a variety of authentic Middle Eastern treats. Whether you visit our dessert trailer or order from our website, every bite is a celebration of quality, tradition, and flavor!

Photo added, great meal. Beef is excellent and the garlic fries are great as well. We saw them at…read moreMarymoor park, very popular

I wanted to like this new (to me) truck, but the experience was underwhelming. My cheesesteak was…read moregreasy, salty, underfilled, and pricey. Ketchup (the only sauce option) didn't improve it. Plus it took 25 minutes to prepare. On the plus side, the staff was friendly, and the kitchen looked clean. My vegetarian companion was disappointed when the only meatless option (a tofu-mushroom cheesesteak) was served sans tofu because they ran out by 6 pm. No offer to comp her or charge less for her proteinless entree.

We order our lunch here for the office from time to time. Place your order ahead of time online,…read moreand they'll give you a pick up time. Very easy and convenient. I always get their black bean sliders. So yummy and flavorful!

Friend saw the truck and heard good things so we found it and gave it a try. I had the Peruvian and…read moremy friend had the pastrami. HUGE portions and deeeelicious!!!!! Cant wait to try other things in the menu.

The owners were very friendly and welcoming. They were about to close in 10 minutes, so I asked if…read morethey were still taking orders, and they kindly accepted mine with a smile. I ordered an al pastor burrito bowl with onion and cilantro. The bowl was fresh, and all the flavors complemented each other well. The salsa could have been better, but the meat itself was flavorful and well-cooked. That said, there were a few bits that weren't really edible I wish they had used better cuts but overall it was still a solid meal.

I am so lucky to have discovered Taqueria El Coyote tucked away near the Walmart in Lynnwood. It is…read morea very discreet mobile setup, that doesn't reveal the magic created inside. If you are looking for authentic Mexican food, this is the place. Their quesabirria is out if this world, the best I have had outside Mexico. So amazing, with a side of consume to dip each succulent bite. The rice and beans are made just like homemade, and so delicious on their own. So far everything I have tried here has been amazing. Hurry here before more people discover it, because the service is fast and amazing.

We had our annual event on October 8th at the Edmonds Waterfront Center with Shooby Doo catering as…read morethe food vendor. The Waterfront Center has them as an exclusive contract so we had no choice but to use this caterer. We signed up with them back in 2020 believing that we would have an in-person event in 2021 but the Delta virus made us have to do a virtual event. Shooby-doo refused to refund our significant down-payment, so we were stuck with them for a future opportunity. Which we utilized them, as I said, on October 8th 2022. The tasting that we did those years ago was absolutely wonderful. The food was quite delicious. And that team worked with us to make sure that we would have a really good selection of food items to meet all pallets, allergies, and so forth. Thus, the food is quite expensive. The major issue that we had with this company is that we are a non-profit organization and have to abide by state guidelines in regard to serving alcohol. It was almost impossible to work with Scooby-Doo on this issue because they had really bad information that they kept telling us was accurate. It was not good. It took weeks on end to finally get them to deal with the state directly and understand that we were correct and we would not do anything that would potentially jeopardize our nonprofit status. In the end it was resolved well but the frustration that we were put through is still something that has a scab on the wound. One expects for someone who is providing a service that particularly has to meet state guidelines would know what they are doing and what they are talking about. And not asking us to work in a gray area. And that's what we were told over and over again. "Just work in the gray area", but like I said it was finally resolved. One other minor thing that was aggravating but we dealt with quickly was them wanting us to get more alcohol than we needed. We got what we knew we needed and still had a few bottles left over. And the only other minor aggravation was they didn't know their full contract the evening of when everything was said and done. They thought we were supposed to be out of the building at 10:00 p.m. but we were actually scheduled to be out by midnight. Again it got resolved but it was something else to add to a more stressful moment in time. Now on to the good stuff: The night of the event was extraordinary. Their employees had everything set up in advance as it was supposed to be and the venue looked amazing. They were so friendly, accommodating, and easy to work with. They literally catered to our every need asking questions along the way to make sure that we were satisfied before our guests even arrived. The staff members were amazing. The food was out of the ballpark extraordinary. People absolutely loved the food. We had a double-sided buffet in order to make things would go smooth and quickly. I'm glad we opted for that rather than having them serve the dishes. It worked well. I'm absolutely sure that we would never use Shooby Doo again for our agency events, because of the massive issues we had with them in the beginning. However, I do think they would be good for things that are not related to being a non-profit: Like weddings, birthdays, small corporation celebrations, and such. If you're considering Shooby Doo to cater your nonprofit organization, be careful, be warned, and make sure you check everything, especially the legality around alcohol service. Also, know and monitor the contract so that you know exactly what's in it. While the service was excellent the night of, and the food was extraordinary, the price tag on this event was far more than we anticipated. We recognize that food costs are up and inflation is a nightmare but this is a very expensive catering service. Scooby-Doo gets a five star on the food quality and the evening of service. They get a one star on the knowledge on working with nonprofits, or at least with our non-profit. They get a negative 5 for not allowing us to get our down-payment back when the Delta virus came and shut everything down for everyone. I feel they should have offered it back with perhaps a small penalty but they did not so we were forced to have to use them a couple years later. I thought that was absolutely ridiculous. I told them that I would give an honest review. And this review is that.

We recently hosted an event at the Waterfront Center in Edmonds, an exquisite venue. Unfortunately,…read moreour experience with Shooby Doo catering left much to be desired. Despite hearing positive feedback about them, we were disappointed with both the service and the pricing. While the food itself was satisfactory, the service fell short of our expectations. The staff, particularly the head staff member, displayed below-average professionalism and a snarky attitude. Additionally, the setup did not align with what was agreed upon and promised beforehand. Despite planning for 90 guests, the seating arrangements only accommodated 64, causing inconvenience and dissatisfaction among attendees. During the event, the catering staff were conspicuously absent, leaving us to pick up the slack and handle tasks that should have been their responsibility. Adding to our frustration was the unexpected 23% additional fee, which the catering company failed to justify adequately. When questioned about this fee, we were met with vague explanations about covering costs, which left us feeling misled because they also leave room for minimum of 16% tip that must be paid BEFORE experiencing their service. You do the math. Overall, while the venue itself was stunning, the experience with Shooby Doo catering staff left a lot to be desired. The combination of subpar service, unexplained fees, and high pricing makes it difficult to recommend their services to others. You still have to use them if you have an event at the Waterfront. Don't get the chocolate cookies, or the deviled eggs on toast. If you go for the fruit plate, this cost us $1,710 plus tax. ($19 a person). The empanadas were yummy, the beef sliders were finished, and people complimented the salmon in puff pastry.

A favorite dessert place we love! Food is consistently prepared and always delicious. We went to…read morethe other branch in Redmond a week ago and it was not as good as Lynnwood. We had eager people working at the counter, working hard doing their prep, prepared our dessert perfectly! This place had our favorite mango dessert.

Just got back from Korea a few months ago and had bingsu every other day so my standards are pretty…read morehigh but I've also tried almost every bingsu place in the greater Seattle area and I'd say LUMI is pretty mid. I appreciate that they add layers of toppings in the middle so you have plenty of toppings throughout the dessert, however, I thought the strawberry syrup they use was too sweet and the mochi on the injeolmi was stale. Other than that, it was pretty standard, nothing special. Service was friendly and there's a parking garage in the building. Fairly small spot so there's a few tables and bar seating.