Kiss Cafe
2817 NW Market St, 98107-4215 - Seattle
Recommended by Sluurpy:
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2021
#864 of 2713 restaurants in Seattle
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American
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Sluurpy Quality Index
PROPRIETARY
Popularity
100/100
Quality
65/100
Data Completeness
67/100
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Takeout
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Dine-in
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Delivery
🍺
Alcohol
🍷
Wine
📅
Reservations
♿
Wheelchair accessible
♿
Accessible restroom
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Casual
🛋️
Cozy
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Moderate
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Contact Information
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Phone:
+1 206-789-5477
🌐 Website:
http://ballardkisscafe.com
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Address:
2817 NW Market St, Seattle
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Google Reviews
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Google reviews
Went here for a brunch with friends. They serve breakfast all day and some awesome sandwiches. Their mimosas were also delicious.
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The kids grilled cheese meal is excellent. My girls loved the variety of fruit that came as a side. I had a club sandwich that was also great. We'll be back soon!
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good service.
pretzel
tasty best thing on menu.
maybe short staffed server was seeking all tables.
restroom
past end of counter.
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Fabulously dog friendly. Good service people. Sadly a super small kitchen. So you may wait longer than expected for your sandwiches. Patience goes a long way here. They still get a lot of to-go orders that can delay in person orders.
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Ordered the Hot and Spicy sandwich and it was fantastic! Some sandwich places have vegetarian options that are either lacking in flavor or aren’t very filling, but this sandwich was loaded (literally but also in terms of flavor). Atmosphere and service were good. A really nice stop for a casual meal and a beer or two!
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Ballard Kiss Cafe is a cute cafe near the Locks with fare that focus on sandwiches and a variety of beer. While kind, our waitress lacked beer knowledge, prompting an arrival at the bar. When I asked the bartender what beers they had, he responded, "The ones in the fridge," which elicited an eye-roll. However, things quickly turned around after I specified that I was looking for a stout, which the bartender promptly supplied. The sandwiches were absolutely delicious. My partner and I had the Chipotle Roast Beef and the Half Sandwich Combo with jambalaya, both excellent offerings. The roast beef is tender and juicy, while the chipotle sauce provides a nice kick. Unfortunately, the tomato basil soup is far too innovative to be called tomato basil soup. Their use of coconut milk made it taste like a curry that needed to be more delectable offering. Other than that, the crack pretzel was an ABSOLUTE standout. I'd come just for a pretzel and a beer. Overall, this cute sidewalk restaurant is dog-friendly, with delicious sandwiches but so-so service.
I look forward to returning.
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It's a super cool and great place! Lots of beers and drinks are available. Dog friendly and kid friendly!
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Great sandwiches!!!!! This is a place that I would go out of my way to eat here if I’m in the mood for a sandwich, because they make them right! Customer service is awesome too. I asked for a pickle (mine didn’t come w one for some reason), and the server came back with a plate of pickles!! So nice!! Good beer, cider, hard kombucha selection too.
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I was very impressed that the toddler only sandwich (that's how it's named on the menu!) comes with real normally cuted fruits not like "fruit salad" from can like in other places with kids menu options.
In general the food was great, the quality and taste of the meals was also good. Will come again if in the area.
Great place to visit for lunch after Nordic museum or Ballard locks, located right between those two.
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You want a great sandwich? Look no further...complemented with a small "cellar" of dill pickles and a pitcher of water with slices of cucumbers, prepare for a treat. Over 200 beers to choose from...friendly and accommodating staff compliment everything great about this place. You might say its a bit "cozy", but it seems to add a "home like" feel you just don't get in other places. On my way there now....
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