Mexican restaurant with a spacious, casual layout and multiple TVs showing sports. Atmosphere feels authentic and friendly, suitable for chill date nights or family meals. Seating includes a mix of chairs, cushions, and some worn booths, with a clean, well-laid-out space.
Food here is authentic Mexican with flavorful, spicy red sauce dishes that are filling and tasty. Service complements the consistently excellent and delicious meals.
Many breakfast and lunch options are available. The burrito plate stands out as a lunch choice.
Good to know
Happy hour offers $0.99 tacos, but check current pricing.
Parking is difficult; avoid the USPS lot to prevent tickets.
The restaurant accommodates parties of 15 or more comfortably.
Space blends elegant Indian aesthetics with eclectic, colorful decor creating a beautiful, cozy atmosphere. Unique features like auto rikshaw seating add playful charm. Indian-inspired cocktails and creative dishes complement the inviting vibe.
Creative twists on Indian flavors stand out, with dishes like vegan sushi, avocado & mango bhel, and saag mutton. The food combines traditional tastes with fresh ideas, served in a lively atmosphere.
Lunch servings come in large portions that can cover both lunch and dinner. Food is made fresh with great single-person portions, and the meal often ends with the famous Malpua and Rabdi dessert.
Good to know
Reservations are first-come, first-served, but some tables may be reserved.
Prices are considered high, with a soda costing $6.
The restaurant is halal, catering to specific dietary needs.
Small, cozy space with authentic Japanese vibe and traditional music sets a laid-back yet upscale atmosphere. Frequented by those seeking genuine Japanese flavors and a warm, family-owned feel. Interior recalls mom-and-pop izakayas found in Japan.
Food here is authentic Japanese, prepared by Japanese staff and a chef. Sushi stands out for its freshness and careful sourcing, setting a high standard for quality and creativity.
Lunch offers delicious and reasonably priced options. Bento boxes provide good value and suit casual meetings well.
Good to know
Parking is plentiful and easily accessible near the restaurant.
Expect food preparation to take around 25 minutes during peak hours.
The menu features a wide variety of sushi and traditional Japanese dishes.
Small dining area feels clean and cozy with an interior that resembles a mint-condition cafe. Atmosphere stays calm and inviting, offering a self-serve soda fountain and free miso soup. The place draws a steady crowd looking for quality teriyaki in a relaxed setting.
Food features authentic flavors and high quality meat with every dish tasting delicious. The dining area stays clean and inviting, making the experience more than just typical takeout.
Lunch features teriyaki options that work well for both lunch and dinner. The lunch specials stand out as especially good and offer a pleasant surprise in downtown Renton.
Good to know
Expect to pay around $35 for two people, but portions may be smaller than average.
Parking is limited and can be challenging; consider using public transport.
Takeout orders are usually ready on time, but check your order before leaving.
Large windows fill the space with natural light, creating a setting ideal for people watching. The atmosphere blends cozy and efficient, serving as a local hangout, date spot, and sports bar. Specialty cocktails stand out alongside comfortable seating and a full service bar.
Food stands out for its great quality and amazing service. The Mac n Cheese Float is a notable comfort food favorite.
Quick lunches feature meat pies served with top notch service. The spot stays quiet on weekends, making it easy to grab a pie and go.
Good to know
Parking can be a challenge, so be prepared for a light walk.
The price of $20 per pie is steep for a size comparable to a frozen banquet pot pie.
They offered frozen pies to go for customers not near a location.
Wood decor and smoky BBQ aroma create a cozy, welcoming atmosphere with classic barbecue theme. Music plays at a comfortable volume, enhancing the casual vibe. The place feels like a neighborhood joint with a personal touch.
Food comes out perfectly cooked and consistently delicious. The quality stays amazing every time.
Helpful staff assist with organizing large group lunches. The spot serves as a reliable choice for business lunches and casual meetups with former co-workers.
Good to know
Prices have increased significantly after new ownership, with a brisket sandwich now costing $32.
Expect to pay around $70 for a meal for two, including drinks and sides.
The brisket was sold out before we arrived, so plan ahead.
Wide-open bar with two pool tables, pinball machines, and multiple TV screens creates a lively yet comfortable atmosphere. Friendly crowd enjoys bar games like darts and shuffleboard alongside a diverse mix of people. Energy stays fun and relaxed without chaos, making it a popular neighborhood hangout.
Food stands out with great quality and quick service even when busy. Happy hour offers bargain deals on delicious bistro dishes and craft beers.
Lunch offers a cool staff and a great spot for casual meals. It suits both quick bites and relaxed lunch dates.
Good to know
Happy hour lasts until 7pm with great food specials.
Trivia night happens every Thursday at 8pm.
Mingo (music bingo) is hosted on Wednesday nights.
Old house converted into a small, cozy restaurant with warm wood and Vietnamese decor creates a homey atmosphere. Tables sit close together, making the space feel intimate but crowded and conversations easily overheard. The place offers a pleasant, authentic vibe reminiscent of Saigon.
Vietnamese dishes here are authentically delicious and consistently comforting. Portions come in family sizes, making meals both tasty and generous.
Lunch here requires at least 90 minutes, so it is not suited for a quick break. Windows let in a lot of sunlight, which could be uncomfortable during midday meals.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended to avoid long wait times.
Parking is limited, but free street parking is available nearby.
Expect a wait time of about an hour during peak hours.
Small space with outdoor deck seating and long table style indoors creates a casual, family-friendly vibe. Atmosphere stays mellow and busy, especially for grab-and-go service near transit. The setup feels homey and unpretentious, focusing on quick, authentic Mexican food.
Authentic Mexican food stands out with high quality and flavors that match those found in Mexico. Dishes like the juicy carne asada come hot and cooked to order without excess grease.
A popular spot for lunch near a high school with a nice atmosphere on sunny days. Meals typically cost around $48, making it a solid choice for a midday break.
Good to know
Expect a 15-20 minute wait for food during busy times if you don't call ahead.
Prices are modest, with meals for two adults costing around $20 total.
Seating is limited, so be prepared for a wait during peak hours.