Came here for a quick breakfast! Interior was very cute and had a nice vibe. The food itself was delicious as well - the sausage was very flavorful and the potatoes were crispy.

Really nice ambiance here. We came by on a Saturday and there was a wait, maybe around 30 minutes. We decided instead to sit at the bar, which had plenty of seating. So if you're solo or just a party of two, grab bar seating! Anyway, I ordered a classic breakfast, egg whites, chicken sausage, breakfast potatoes, and toast. It was a very nice meal, the chicken sausage was moist and dense. It didn't have a lot of spice to it but was tasty none the less. I wouldn't get the breakfast potatoes again, they were a bit dry and too crispy. The coffee was really good and so was the frose! The frose had guava in it so it was a different flavor and so refreshing. The staff here was so friendly which is interesting because we had a whole conversation about the "Seattle freeze". Well, there was no freeze here, very nice folks who treat you like family. That's the way we do it in the South anyway :-). I would come back here for sure.

wow, i wasn't expecting much coming here tbh.. but i was amazed with how good everything was! their chicken and cheeseburger were juicy and packed with flavor! there's a lot of indoor and outdoor seating, staff was kind and service was quick! - cinnamon roll - AMAZING! on Wednesday they have a BOGO on cinnamon rolls! amazing - blazing bird w/ shoe string fries - too the moon - w/ shoe string fries - cherry bomb

This spot is amazing! We love the covered patio, amazing meals and the wonderful staff. Everyone was extremely attentive, working as team, making sure all tables had what they needed. Daisy was welcomed and spoiled during our time there. The staff offered amazing suggestions and didn't steer us wrong. My favorite part, letting the waitress know I wanted the cinnamon roll but "later," and she paid attention and it was on its way without me needing to ask but exactly when I was ready for it. Many thanks to them all for a beautiful visit.

I'm a fan of brunch at Meet the Moon. Delicious flavors and variety on their menu! Service is consistently good... and sometimes the wait time isn't bad. It's great to sit at the bar or an outside table, weather dependent.

I went here with my friend on a Thursday for lunch and it was not busy. This place has pretty cute and colorful aesthetics with modern decor. For weekdays, they serve both breakfast and lunch items throughout the day until closing, but they don't have French toast during weekdays - something to keep in mind of when visiting, but for us, it is not a dealbreaker at all. I personally got the tomato soup and curried lentil hash and my friend got the shrimp roll. The tomato soup sounds common but it was decent in quality and serving size. There is a slight tart to it but rich in flavor. The curried lentil hash was pretty good - it reminds me of office lunch (in a good way) - healthy, hearty, and flavorful. There was a lot of arugula filling up the dish, but the overall serving size of the dish is sufficient for a nice meal. I love everything with arugula, though I would have liked it to be as a salad to pair with the curried lentil hash, to amplify the dish a bit more. The shrimp roll is also good but a bit underwhelming for the price. The shrimp is fresh and diced, with a buttery brioche. My friend opted for the salad, which is arugula salad, and that is excellent, though a bit dressy in sauce. Overall, this is a decent brunch spot that is close to Lake Washington, so after brunch, you could take a brief stroll along the lakefront.

Meet me to the moon and back! I love a good brunch spot and Meet the Moon hits all the right notes for a lovely breakfast. Also, their name reminds me of Frank Sinatra for some reason and who doesn't love a good song (even though it has nothing to do with old blue eyes)? The staff was friendly and attentive. There's plenty of 2 hour street parking close by so the trip over shouldn't be too bad. We luckily snagged counter seats right before the morning weekend rush. Really liked the ambiance, especially sitting at the counter with all the various liquor bottles decorating the walls and ceilings. My recommendation - Go early prior to 10 am (because it can get pretty crowded after 11 am), grab a counter seat like we did, and kickoff your weekend with tasty food. We ordered the steak skillet and cinnamon roll to share. The cinnamon roll came out first, all warm, gooey, delicious and on the sugary side. Who said you can't have something sweet first? No one, said ever! Our steak skillet came out next and the savory flavors with the guacamole and tomatoes added a nice freshness. The potatoes underneath were like golden, crispy nuggets that didn't feel too heavy. Overall, I really enjoyed Meet the Moon and would definitely come back!

I was looking for a quick lunch place in between work meetings - and even better if it was on/near the lake! First, this little neighborhood is so cute; I was easily able to get a table for one for lunch on a weekday. I started with the iced matcha, which was refreshing and delicious. For food, I got the grilled cheese (with caramelized onion), tomato soup, and side salad. Holy moly - that was probably one of the best grilled cheeses I'd had in years! It was flavorful, warm and so satisfying. I really enjoyed the tomato soup as well, but I do wish it was a slightly larger portion - the cup was tiny, so I had to decide between eating my soup or using it to dip my sandwich in (and no one wants to make that choice!). Then, to finish up, I had (part) of a massive cinnamon roll - I wish there were more frosting to rally get into the roll - but it was delicious!

I came here for their happy hour (Monday to Friday 3-6pm) which includes $9-10 cocktails, $9 wines, $5 beers, and $5-6 tacos. It is located right next to Lake Washington in the Leschi neighborhood next to some other restaurants and smaller shops. There is free one and two hour parking in the area and is a good place to go after spending time on the water. For food, I ordered the fish taco ($5) and the taco de omar ($6) which is a rotating taco. The fish taco was really fresh, lightly fried, and delicious. I really liked the avocado and the chipotle sauce. The taco de omar was a barbecue pulled pork taco with BBQ sauce which was slightly sweet and spicy. Multiple employees recommended it and now I found out why after the first bite. For drinks, my first drink was the lakeside sour ($10) which was the same thing as a NY sour just renamed. The drink was drier than a typical whiskey sour because of the red wine. My second drink was the classic margarita ($9). I got the tajin rim which added more spice and complexity to the simple margarita. If you want more in your margarita, you can get the blood orange margarita also on their happy hour menu. I like that they also have free wifi so you can spend a longer amount of time here doing work. This was a bit of a drive since it's pretty out of the way for me but everything I had was great.

Waited about an hour on Saturday for brunch! It's on the water in Leschi, beautiful location on the lake, it's nice to just walk around as well while you're waiting. Got the cinnamon roll and Bellini duo special ($32). The cinnamon rolls are fresh, fluffy and amazing. I think they're made locally nearby. The Bellinis are delicious as well. Entrees: -Biscuits & Gravy ($15) - Super chunky gravy on a nicely toasted biscuit with perfectly poached eggs, good portions! -Breakfast Sandwich ($11) -Pork Carnitas Hash ($16) Didn't get to try the other two as they weren't my orders but they also looked great (not too large) Very cheery staff!