Best Tapas Restaurants in Roosevelt

So yummy!! We loved it, ordered almost everything off the menu

We enjoyed high tea at fogrose. The waiter was fantastic. He knew so much about the tea and the menu in general and was happy to take a picture for us and was generally kind and responsive. I was surprised when he said they do tableside pores so they weren’t going to leave the teapot on the table, but my cup was never empty and it was nice that the table was less cluttered. The food was very good, though I might have appreciated a nod to tradition with at least 1 tea sandwich on the tray. I paid with a gift card, which, sadly, meant that I could not use the $50 incentive on the in-kind app. That was the only disappointing thing.

Spanish influenced menu. Carefully prepared. Located in a small Pioneer Square cafe near Seattle's beautiful waterfront.

It was fantastic. Our server (so sorry I forgot your name) was awesome. He gave us the right balance of space and attention. All the food was amazing. It’s been a busy week and I forget the names of the dishes we had but it was the tartare, lamb crepenite (didn’t spell that correctly), baguette, and octopus. Everything was phenomenal, as should be expected from any experience within the CircleSpey sphere.

Gyu-Kaku Japanese BBQ in Bellevue is one of our favorite spots, and we find ourselves coming back often. The staff is always attentive and helpful, offering great menu suggestions that make the experience even better. The menu is extensive but not overwhelming, and there's always something new to try. Tonight, we decided to go for the à la carte menu and chose duck, chicken, and the prime kalbi short ribs—each one was delicious. We also ordered a variety of sides, including the spicy addictive cucumber, spicy tuna volcano, Gyu sushi (roast beef), garlic edamame, and Japanese chicken karaage. The chicken karaage here is my kids' favorite compared to other local spots. We also couldn't resist two orders of the cheese corn butter, another top pick, as well as the karage avocado salad and the beef sukiyaki bibimbap. Honestly, the food was so good that we forgot to take pictures, which rarely happens! For drinks, everyone had a Coke, but I opted for the Lychee Berry Fizz, which is my go-to favorite. I also tried the Mango Tango, but it wasn’t quite for me. For dessert, we ordered the Fish Taiyaki with green tea ice cream—an excellent, sweet way to end the meal. The ambiance is casual, with a lively atmosphere that works well for families. It’s a bit loud, which might not be ideal for those looking for a quiet dining experience, but it fits our vibe. If you're in Bellevue and craving Japanese BBQ, this spot is a must!