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Zax Eat N Three

4.9 (31 reviews)
Open 12:00 pm - 8:30 PM
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Half chicken, pickle chips, corn bread fritters, and rosemary white beans. Meatloaf, carrots, potato salad, miso green beans
Sabrina P.

The menu at this place was very intriguing! Barbecue with a twist. My MIL and I tried this place, and sadly we did not love it. The service was great, but the inside of the restaurant was cold and smelled a bit musty. The food itself was decent, but the only stand out thing for me was the cornbread fritters. Everything else was meh. I wouldn't go back, but I think it's worth a try for anyone looking to try some non-traditional barbecue. The flavors just weren't for me, but they might be for someone else!

Chicken melt and chicken and 3 sides
Pranav K.

Disclaimer: discovered this place through our school network That family that runs this place is super kind as all the reviews say, but the food was my god on point. We tried the chicken and it was fall off the bone. The white sauce is unique and the best thing is almost everything on the menu is gluten free friendly. The sides are very inspired with the corn fritters being our favorite! The rosemary white beans were subtle in flavor and very comforting. We even tried the chicken melt and the sandwich was delicious. My only recommendation is to add some fries and I can see the sandwich and fries being a staple for the white collar workers in the area. Easy parking available behind the store.

Corn Fritter, Pork, Potato Salad
Aaron L.

Stopped by for a quick takeout lunch and was pleasantly surprised by the unique flavors of the food and the large portion sizes. The owner is also really friendly and nice. Will need to come back to try more items!

Laura V.

I first really first loved the hospitality here. Mrs. Zach greeted me at the door, with a newborn swaddled to her chest. In my early days of motherhood, I was incredibly tired. I could barely take a shower. My admiration to her, for even being to work and take care of her family at the same time. Clearly, they juggle family and work successfully. I would have been much more sleep deprived and cranky. She shined hospitality. I got the smoked chicken, potato salad, corn fritters and rosemary beans. Plus, sweet tea. I have a weakness for Southern food, having a good friend from Alabama. A short wait, as they were getting the chicken fresh from the smoker. Love fresh bbq, so was pleased to hear this. The chicken was nicely smoked, with the smoked flavor throughout the chicken. They managed to have crispy skin and tender meat at the same time. A rarity and shows their cooking skills. Really great Alabama sauce added to the chicken. A very generous portion of chicken. Mrs. Zach suggested my order of potato salad be grilled. Not really sure of this. But, it was an excellent suggestion. The Herb vinaigrette was elevated by grilling and gave the potatoes a nice crunch. The rosemary beans had a delicate taste of rosemary and were tender and soupy. The corn fritters were good. The fresh corn added, gave texture to the fritters. I prefer more straight cornmeal fritters. Would have liked more cornmeal and less corn kernels. And green onion added to the fritters. Or, more spice. Still liked the fritters, just a little bland. Surprised by the friendly ambience and happy owners, they really strive to make you feel welcomed. I had a sweet iced tea. As I was leaving, Mrs. Zach offered to top it off as I left.

Meatloaf with carrots and green beans
Aimee G.

Very cute family owned restaurant off Aurora. Owners were extremely friendly. They have some indoor seating very clean inside. I ordered the meatloaf which is the best I've had in a long time. The green beans and carrots were also very flavorful. Definitely coming back. (There is some free street parking around the corner off 78th btw)

Cornbread
JJ H.

Excellent hidden gem in North Seattle - small fast casual family restaurant with extremely kind and generous owners. Highly recommend their cornbread fritters and the bbq chicken was some of the best of all time. Very reasonable prices sticking to the flagship Eat N Three gives you a very large amount of food right around the $20 mark. Definitely one of a kind on the west coast

Grilled chicken with Alabama white sauce and three sides. Perfect with a Diet Coke

I dream about the Alabama White Sauce and Miso Green Beans! Every single dish (I've tried them all) is fantastic. One of the best quick restaurants in Seattle and you'll be glad you did. Family-owned, small business. Go here!!

Rosemary white beans, smoked chicken, cornbread fritters, green beans.
Tess J.

Delicious food! We got two meat and threes with the meatloaf and smoked chicken, cornbread fritters, green beans, rosemary white beans, slaw, and potato salad (griddled, highly recommend). Everything was great. My favorite of the sides was the green beans, cornbread fritters in a close second. White beans were very rosemary forward, which we loved. Chicken was delicious, only wish I had a little more of the sauce (there was plenty but I just like lots of sauce). Service was fast. Will have to be back to try the icebox cake! There are two spots reserved for Zax customers in the lot behind the building

Smoked chicken, meatloaf and 5 sides

Visited here last weekend for dinner at around 6pm (so early). We were the only ones there and it stayed that way until we left at 6:30. You order at the counter, which we didn't know before arriving. Not a huge deal. The owners/cooks were there and were very nice people. We were told it would be 10-12 min (no problem!) but ours came out in about 6 min. The fritters were amazing and so were the white beans. The chicken, though, tasted good but was not hot. It was temperature. Sauce looked amazing but i couldn't taste it. My husband liked the meatloaf but was disappointed at the portion size. We ended our meal with the banana pudding cake (infatuation said it was a must) but it just tasted like cold white cake (it was stored in the fridge). My guess is that this place is focused on "to go" orders which is why food temp was off.

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Smoke chicken and corn bread fritters were awesome! White sauce is great too. Prices are reasonable and the workers are so nice.

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Zax Eat N Three - southern - Updated July 2026

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