Latitude Kitchen & Bar

First time here. We stopped in for a late lunch around 1:30. So happy to see that they serve breakfast until 2:30. I had the blueberry lemon pancakes. Yum! They were made from scratch and cooked to perfection. Delish! I'll definitely be back to try more dishes. A nice relaxed atmosphere. We really enjoyed our lunch!

We hit Latitude at the perfect time, a Saturday on a three day weekend. We didn't quite have the place to ourselves, but it was slow enough we got decent attention from our quite personable server. She rang in our order wrong, but I didn't sweat that too much, as we gave her a pretty complicated order and she didn't write anything down. These days, I'm impressed with that. My wife had their standard burger and I had their version of a Philly Cheesesteak. But I had mine with no bun, subbed a salad for fries, and had them build the sandwich on top of the salad, with their horseradish aioli on the side. It was delicious! We'll be back to try some of their tasty food.

Stopped here for brunch with some friends to celebrate their anniversary. Highly recommend the breakfast chimichanga! They have some pretty good local beers on tap as well. Decent kids menu and the kids food comes in a little pirate ship. Pretty quiet in here if you go off-peak hours. Service was great as well!

Ordered for delivery so this is just about the food. The food which is an INSANE amount for the cost. The biscuits and gravy was like $9 and came with eggs and potatoes too?? It was so much food! The burrito, also $9, was the size of my arm. I’ve just been eating it throughout the day. Like pan on just eating whatever type order for the rest of your day because you get SO MUCH food. Which, by the way, is super delicious. The biscuits are like none I have ever had, so beautiful and tasty. The gravy was sublime, and the burrito so filling and yummy. The potatoes in the burrito were a little dry and bland, but whatever. Everything else about it cancelled that non issue out anyhow. Amazing cost, so much food. Highly recommend! Oh! We got coffees too, divine!

Latitude has this sleek and sexy look to it that has made me want to visit for years. Living in seattle, my opportunities have always been pretty limited, until this weekend. Stepping in, you are greeted with a beach wood wood and stainless steel look that matches what you’d expect when you look at the building from the outside. Further in, the tables are stained a darker color and you have a giant open garage style door open and leading to the patio. It’s feels warm and comfortable, yet a little classy all at the same time. We ordered the fish and chips, bulgogi wrap, chicken club and Caesar salad, and a salad. The fish and chips were fantastic, accompanied by a wonderful tarter sauce complete with dill and full of flavor. The fries were perfectly cooked, not hard but still having a slight crunch to them. The chicken club was phenomenal, coming with fresh avocado, cheese, and a marinated chicken breast, veggies, and spices, it was savory and filling without being a gut bomb. The salad was crisp, perfectly dressed, and accompanied by a myriad of veggies including carrots and radish (both cut into long strips), garbanzo beans, cucumber slices, and onion. The dressing was flavorful and light. The bulgogi wrap was also delectable, coming presented standing tall on the plate but strangely not accompanied by any sides. It was, however, a good amount of food, even for someone who loves to eat, so you can rest assured it will satisfy your medium sized hunger without issue. The taste was simple yet set off all the taste buds. It has a little spice to it (I love spicy food, so be ware my judgement here may not jive with yours). It also had that wonderful teriyaki like flavor bulgogi carries. It was full of fresh veggies and had a rich and savory chipotle sauce. The service was quick and attentive as well.

A bit expensive but very tasty. I ordered the Diablo burger and it was about as spicy as I expected. At over $15 a burger, I had hoped I could get it made to order but ordering my burger medium-rare, I received medium-well. Will I go again? For happy-hour, yes. They had a decent looking happy hour menu but I didn't see any times for it posted in the restaurant or on the happy hour menu.

I'm pretty surprised to be writing this because all other times I've ordered here it was good. But tonight was a different story. I ordered a tofu burger to go. Got home in five minutes looking forward to some dinner. A top of the burger lay these things that looked like old black dried banana peels. Totally cold and like leather. They were suppose to be Portobello mushrooms but dang who knows where these came from. I took them off and continued to eat sub par dinner from a restaurant that has a good reputation. Second thoughts next time....