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Kiss Cafe



Kiss Cafe (Cafe)
BallardKissCafe.com
2817 NW Market St (map)
(206) 789-5477

Yelp.com customer review: “Staff was very friendly, and warmly welcomed our 6-month-old baby.”

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  • saraballard
    This place is over priced for what it is. The service is inconsistent. One of the servers who says she's an owner is rude and annoying. Not terrible, just much better places out there.
  • Ballardfoodie
    Oh yes, the pickles! Who knew pickles and beer went so well together...
  • Ballardfoodie
    All there soups are handmade...no really, handmade, and there great! The veggie sandwich with goat cheese aioli is my favorite. A small, down to earth place to watch the game, have a great sandwich and cold beer.
  • We LOVE Kiss Cafe! The owner, Brenda is one of the friendliest kids on the block! :) Always a great crowd of regulars, and their dogs. Plenty of laughs, hugs, and pints to go around. :)

    I suggest trying the Tex Mex melt.
  • chiizus
    Their cobb salad is my new favorite thing there. Also, make sure to try the brownies. Ask for one warmed up.
  • chiizus
    Friendly, fast service. The brownies are amazing! I love that they bring you a jar of pickles with your food. Love that they're furry kid friendly. ;)
  • best place in ballard for lunch
  • Fitzychick
    Food was very tasty and service good, if a tad slow on the food delivery. $10 for a regular sandwich and $2 extra to substitute fruit (or anything) for chips is high, even for Seattle. I might go back to try the salads, and the pickles were great, but we'll see.
  • Karin Laun
    Great service and good food.
  • wuuuut
    The menu link on their website goes to a zipfile that has a PDF in it. What is this, old BBS days? Where the FILE_ID.DIZ yo.
  • ryan5379
    This place is great. Walked there during the snowstorm and enjoyed a great lunch and some tasty beer!
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