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Rachel's Bagels Burritos

➤ 5451 Leary Ave NW, Seattle, United States

Salad • Western • American • Mediterranean

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"So this one is tough. I'll start with the positive. The bagels are amazing. Definitely get a bagel. The burritos, however, are not so great. First, I got a different burrito than what I ordered, which was really a bummer because you don't eat there so by the time I knew it was the wrong one it was quite time consuming to go back. But I really didn't like the one I got so I hoped the one I ordered would be better. It was, but not by a lot. The main problem is the very large chunks of bland potatoes. Small, crunchy, fried potatoes would be really good. Even my dog didn't like the large potato chunk that fell on the floor. But we will definitely be back soon for more bagels."

U:don Fresh Japanese Noodle Station

➤ 1640 12th Ave, 98122, Seattle, United States

Soup • Seafood • Japanese • Fast Food

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"I can't even count how many times I ordered from U:Don. While I had not the pleasure to eat, I have become a bit more regular with takeout. portions are excellent, noodles are thick and filling, generous with the meat and give up, and cheap. I could not be happier with my experiences so far, and plan to order regularly. if they are not familiar with soy-based udon, they do one please and instead try the kakuni pork suppe udon as it always makes me absurdly cozy, especially in winter!"

Oma Bap

➤ 1640 11th Ave, Seattle, United States

Asian • Lunch • Tapas • Korean

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"The place gets warm with the open kitchen despite the ac and a crack window so might be better to sit outside or do to go.This is a place where you order and pay up front , then bring out the food and you bus your own tables. Table and water are in a corner.My fried said her fried rice was too salty.My fried chicken bowl with no rice was tasty so my review is a reflection of the food I got. The chicken was not soggy despite covered in sauceThe rice bowls that both of my friends got were steaming hot. They had to wait for it to cool down before eating."

S/t Hooligans

➤ 4354 Leary Way Northwest, Seattle I-98107, United States

Full • Brunch • Burgers • American

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"Great fried chicken, but that 's all I found here. Be warned the spicy versions of their dishes are pretty spicy. *Not a good date spot*: the food will make you sweat, and the food will probably end up on your clothes due to the undersized plates and sandwiches requiring unhinging your jaw. The pork sandwiches are overpriced for what they are inferior to the chicken sandwiches. The fermented cocktails might be trendy, but they 're not better than regular cocktails. The outside decor and construction is very cheap and uncomfortable. Tables that you can put your legs under, and adding back supports to the patio fence you sit against would be great . The inside climate control system needs serious upgrades. The ventilation fan to the kitchen is extremely loud on the patio and undersized for the kitchen. Hope this helps because this place could be really good but it just isn 't there yet."

Mighty-O Donuts

➤ Green Lake & Fremont, 2110 N 55th St, 98103-6204, Seattle, United States

Cafés • Donuts • Casual • Bakeries

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"I think these donuts are WAAAAAY overrated, though I will add that I prefer yeasted doughnuts to cake doughnuts, and they primarily do cake-style doughnuts. Their fritter is dense and flat (and costs $4 and the other doughnuts I've tried were moderately dry and crumbly. I have tried the fritter THREE times from different locations; I've also had their French Toast and lemon poppyseed doughnuts. I have since given up on them, and regret the money lost on the second and third tries."