Neighborhood Cafe

What a wonderful place to grab different types of lattes and breakfast food. The place was cute and modern. The staff were very welcoming and friendly, they help describe the drinks and foods for me on their unique and diverse menu. They even gave us a ube milk latte on the house, which was very kind of them. The highlight of my meal was the drink itself. Actually, it was the perfect amount of sweetness and cream from the ube which went so well with the coffee. The second best thing that we had was the lumpia, it was crispy and flavorful. I wish that the avocado toast had more avocado, but other than that it was great. The mini pancakes were OK, I wouldn’t get it again as a remind me of pancakes you can get at Trader Joe’s. Overall I’d come back for their lattes and perhaps try their in house made sausages.

The store is small but cute on its own way. I ordered chopped cheese is very rich and flavorful, good but very oily, tummy not feeling too well after eating these. Pandan latte is pretty good (remember to ask 25% sweetness, otherwise too sweet). Overall is good.

Overall I would recommend this place for their food and novel latte flight. We came on a weekday afternoon and it was not too busy. There were indoor and outdoor tables to choose from. I liked their longanisa smash burger, their garlic rice, and their latte flight. I also had a hot americano and turon, but they were only okay, and I wouldn't get those again. There is street parking.

Easy going cafe with some more unique offerings than your traditional local cafes. The latte flight was a great flavor bomb, but even just the basic Vietnamese coffee was great to have on a sunny day.

I recently had brunch at a local spot, and while the service was excellent, the food didn’t quite hit the mark. I ordered the Tapa salad, but it was overly salty, and the beef was tough to chew and didn’t taste fresh. I was excited about the coffee flight, which is a fun idea, but unfortunately, all the drinks were way too sweet, even after I requested less sugar. On the bright side, the staff was very attentive and responsive. After I shared my concerns, the manager kindly waived the bill, which I really appreciated. I hope they can tweak their flavors in the future because the concept is good, but the execution needs improvement.

Edit: breakfast longanisa sausage is great, but the garlic fried rice is tinged with the unmistakable flavor of burnt garlic. Might update this later but the ube latte I had while pretty didn't taste like anything other than a sweetened latte, although I don't exactly know how you would highlight the flavor of a sweet potato. The lechon burrito had amazing pork but came off really heavy with potatoes and cheese. It feels like if they used the garlic fried rice instead of the potatoes or had some crispy pork skin would really help the texture. I'm still interested in trying the rest of the stuff.

Literally, a five minute walk from home and a perfect location to add ! friendly service and amazing food! The chopped cheese I orderedwith home fries and lumpia hit the spot for a early dinner !! This will definitely be my neighborhood go to!! Can't wait to try more item:)

Beautiful cafe located in Redmond downtown. Came here for their soft opening on 4/30/2024, also National Bubble Tea BOGO deal. The bubble tea drinks are amazing Came back again on 5/3/2024 to try their food, could honestly say that I’m impressed and would recommend. I like the longanisa plate and the tapa crunch wrap supreme. I’d def come back for every other item on the menu. Great customer service. Free street parking. This is a great addition to the city of Redmond

Came here on a Monday for lunch, and the place was pretty empty. It's more of a Cafe than a restaurant, so you would order at the counter. Had to wait 5 -10min while the person taking order was on the phone. Seems short-staffed. The drinks are interesting. The Ube latte was creamy with Ube aroma. The garlic rice was tasty and the meat patty was slightly sweet. Good flavor but not outstanding. The seating area was a bit narrow. My friend had a stroller, and it was difficult to maneuver to the back. There was not enough space.

Neighborhood Cafe with locations in Tukwila & Redmond had been bookmarked. They also have a kiosk spot at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. After a work meeting in Redmond, I decided to stop in their newest spot before picking up 520W & I-5N to head home (6/6/24). I ended up finding nearby street parking adjacent to a city park. I'm glad I had stopped in before 12noon, because there's limited indoor table & counter seating. There's some outdoor sidewalk seating too. Half an hour later there was a bit of a line in this cramped L-shaped cafe with limited seating availability. Folks coming in with luggage on wheels and baby stroller, made it even more cramped. For this first visit, I ordered the Coffee Flight ($18.95). Note: this only available iced and for dine-in. Nice presentation of the scaled down beverages: mint mojito coffee, black sesame latte, ube brulee (torched tableside), and pandan iced coffee. First one is a pass, too much muddled mint. Second one, prefer the version at Aroom in Seattle/Fremont instead. The latter two were preferred, however, the coffee flavor was too dilute and overall leaning on the sweeter side. I also ordered and received first, the Longanisa Smash ($14.99). It was a sweet sausage patty, topped with melty cheese & yolky sunnyside up egg , and encased in a toasted pan de sal. The accompanying pickled red onion and bitter greens were nice foil to its richness! I appreciated the flatware and napkins provided. It was a decent first meal of the day, however, it was a 3.5 experience rounded to a 4 for me. Kind of pricey too. Remember to bus one's table, which was precarious weaving through the jammed entrance. With tax & tip, this visit was under $43! There are other spots in Redmond where one could have stretched one's culinary dollars further. Glad to check out Neighborhood Cafe and support an indie Filipino inspired business.

Another location in Redmond! Came here Saturday for brunch and it's busy. Lots of street parking nearby, and service was pretty fast. Not too much space inside but we found seating. There is also some outdoor seating as well. Got the super popular coffee flight which was instagrammy and delicious! Their drinks are definitely good. Food was pretty good too, just wished it was slightly bigger portioned. I got the Neighbourhood Plate and would recommend it! Garlic rice was delicious and the meat was flavourful and slightly sweet (as expected). It is their most popular brunch choice as well. Would also recommend the coffee flight. You get a mojito coffee, my favourite out of the four, ube, black sesame and pandas latte. Good balance of sweeter and not as sweet drinks. Also had a taste of the Ube Biscuit and Gravy, really interesting dish that's savoury but also a bit sweet too. Never had a ube biscuit, that's for sure!

I had really high hopes for this place, but I think it fell slightly short of my expectations. The coffee was good but the food was especially underwhelming. There are also improvements in the ambiance I think they could make. You order at the counter here, they give you a number, and then they bring out the food to the table you choose when its ready. I got an iced black sesame latte and a side of the pork longanissa and lechon. The latte was great - thick creamy and sweet foam on top of strong smooth espresso. I really enjoyed it! On the other hand, the food was quite underwhelming. The lechon was bland and a little dry since it didn't come with a sauce, and a couple of pieces were pure fat so I couldn't eat it. The pork longanissa patty also had a strange flavor to me - it was sweet yet slightly sour and odd tasting. I almost didn't want to finish either but it was quite pricey for the amount of food so I did anyways. Lastly, their seating arrangement does need some improvement. If you come here with more than 2 people you have to move tables together but they only let you do that in the back, and its such a narrow seating area that it's quite cramped. I don't know how they can resolve it besides maybe making a couple of tables permanently 4 seaters but that was another inconvenience.

Happy to finally try Neighborhood Cafe after seeing them recently open!! I didn't try any food this time so my review is solely based off my drink/experience. A friend and I came in to relax and work for a bit and both ordered the pandan latte! Inside is cute, with some small tables along a thin corridor. It doesn't seem like this place would be good for a larger gathering as the seating is a bit condensed to two person tables, but perfect for a hangout or meal with a friend or even to work alone. The service was super friendly and would encourage me to come back! They're definitely working out some kinks - they forgot to have us take a number for our order so we had to go up to get our drinks, and they were trying to figure out what tables ordered food and walked around asking all the tables when holding dishes. Nothing that can't be improved! The only reason I took away a star was that there was work being done inside the cafe while we went. It wasn't just minor stuff, but someone using a full on wood saw indoors that made it impossible to have a conversation or focus. It was incredibly loud and really jarring...we ended up leaving early since it was so distracting

Firstly I'm SOSOSO happy we finally have some Filipino food in the eastside. Overall this is a great addition to the neighborhood. We came opening weekend and the food was solid; drinks were delicious but operations/ flow wise, still some minor kinks. Overall I'd rate more a 4.5 but I'll round up cuz I'm just happy for some new diverse food in Eastside that's not another soup dumpling or hotpot place. Pros: Drinks are really great. Ube latte was so tasty tho a teeny bit too sweet. Even the club soda with milk was delicious. Food was solid- not the most delicious Filipino food I've had but definitely hit the spot if I'm craving Filipino. We ordered the ube biscuits with gravy, Neighborhood plate with longanisa sausage and banana caramel French toast. I was sad they didn't have the mini pancakes for opening weekend. Negatives: -The space is tiny. All the tables basically only fit 2 seats. I'd recommend they put at least 1-2 tables with 4 seats. Ppl were stealing chairs from other tables to fit 3-4 ppl parties. Thankfully they have some outdoor space for nice weather. - the operations still have some kinks but I understand it's opening weekend. We ordered food to eat in and there were no number signs so the employee awkwardly was holding plates asking every table if they ordered the dish. Overall definitely going to come back but probably gonna do take out next time given the small space. Drinks are a must order!

Beautiful cafe located in Redmond downtown. Came here for their soft opening, also National Bubble Tea BOGO deal. The drinks are amazing and I can't wait to try the food items this Friday. Great customer service. Free street parking. This is a great addition to the city of Redmond

Although the parking can be challenging, this little restaurant provides high-quality delicious with a smile. Had an Americano (they have an espresso machine) and the Filipino hash which includes pork belly with a fried egg. Very enjoyable.

Just checked out their soft opening but let me tell you... the flavors coming out of this place are anything but soft (not sure if this is funny but it was to me so I'm sticking with it :) My Fam and I got their Ube Latte and Black Sesame latte. Both were perfection and exactly what we hoped we would be getting here in Redmond! Def needs a variety of coffee and NEIGHBORHOOD CAFE brought it! I also tried their chopped cheese and tho I hoped it'd be on a hoagie it was still soooo good! Nice and velvety and the beef and onions were nicely done! I'm a huge fan of their menu and can't wait to try more! Make sure you come and give them a try!

Service is excellent. Food is deliciously exotic with a variety of fusion flavors. We recommend the hot ube latte with any of the dishes on the menu. It's a small cafe but comfortable and well-spaced.

Having Filipinos in the family, basically needing coffee and tea running through my veins at any given moment, and being eastside-based, was glad to see Neighborhood open a location in Redmond. Have been here on no less than 3 different occasions recently and tried 4 drinks in total. Pretty disappointed however about how the flavors don't come through much in most of their specialty tea drinks (which are pretty pricey) 2.5 stars. To sum it up: just ok, could improve.

Food was interesting Filipino fusion cafe twists. Vibe was cool, fun menu, food was ok.

The food was good, although very flavorful, the crunch wrap was a little salty. However, the Vietnamese coffee was so good! The presentation for the banana pancakes is 10/10! The service is a little slow and we kept having to ask for stuff, but they were nice about it. The place has a chill atmosphere, in a nice location, but requires street parking.

What a wonderful place to grab different types of lattes and breakfast food. The place was cute and modern. The staff was very welcoming and friendly, they help describe the drinks and foods for me on their unique and diverse menu. They even gave us a ube milk latte on the house, which was very kind of them. The highlight of my meal was the drink itself. Actually, it was the perfect amount of sweetness and cream from the ube which went so well with the coffee. The second best thing that we had was the lumpia it was crispy and flavorful. I wish that the avocado toast had more avocado, but other than that it was great. The mini pancakes was OK, I wouldn't get it again as a remind me of pancakes you can get at Trader Joe's. Overall I'd come back for their lattes and perhaps try their in house made sausages.

I love this wonderful addition to the Redmond downtown area, right next to Anderson Park. Ambience was cute, staff were very nice, owner/manager came out twice to check on us. Food presentation was a 10/10, so colorful and varied. The coffee flight was fantastic. The fried banana with jackfruit was delicious. The Neighborhood plate was my favorite of all the dishes we tried. I'm so happy for this new dining option in Redmond!

Tried the Mint mojito coffee, which was fine but the mint flavor was pretty subtle, coffee + cream portions were better. Also tried the sesame latte which was good. House hash - the star here were the crispy potatoes and perfectly cooked bell peppers. We also got neighborhood plate and longanisa was great. Got a side of lumpia which was good as well, but it only came with 3 somewhat small pieces for $8. Was a bit underwhelming portion wise - 4 would've been more well rounded. Brunch for 2 people + tax / tip was $65, while pretty pricey, it feels consistent with other restaurants. Dining out has just gone up a lot in last 2-3 years. Enjoyed our visit here overall. The windows were open with indoor / outdoor options. Order at front, sit down after, bus your own table (even though some people didn't soooo maybe clearer signs would be helpful).

We heard that Neighorhood Cafe opened a new location in Redmond and had to check it out! We went on Sunday around 11 am and it was busy. The seating is first come, first serve so. If you have to take out the food there is a park across the street where you can enjoy your meal. We were lucky enough to get a seat inside. The staff was so friendly and nice. They answered our questions and delivered our meals to our table. For drinks, we ordered the Pandan Latte and the Calamasi Iced Tea. Both were delicious and well-made. One the best Pandan Latte's that I have ever had and the Calamsi Iced Tea was super refreshing. For food, we ordered the Neighborhood Plate which is their classic Filipino breakfast with eggs, garlic rice, and homemade longansia patties, and the Chicken Fried Steak which is a breaded beef patty and longansia sausage gravy. Both meals were so delicious and full of flavor. We both loved the garlic fried rice and the longansia sausage gravy was a unique touch! The restaurant is in a smaller space but I love the indoor and outdoor feel. Everything was reasonably priced and we cannot wait to go back and try more dishes and drinks.

Delicious longanisa and lumpia and mimosas. Ube biscuits and gravy are divine. Definitely coming back.

The food and drinks are definitely Instagram worthy! Unfortunately, the food was not so great. I do know there are fairly new, so hoping to come back and try the food again. There's lots of room for improvement in the kitchen. We order a couple of dishes, breakfast plate, burger, lumpia, side of fries, mini pancakes and coffee flight. The small portions of fries were so cold and not seasoned, the tiny lumpia's were just bland. The burger was made wrong, it's small with no sides. The mini pancakes are definitely a dessert. The breakfast plate was actually decent. The coffee flight was fun and did like the flavors. Overall wishing them success and will try again later on in the future.

Dont bother try the coffee flights super sweet and you can hardly taste the expresso，but it looks very cate

Cute little brunch spot with outdoor seating and some great coffee and food items. The sesame latte was our favorite.

I got the Banana Bread French Toast and a Vietnamese Coffee. Both were tasty, but not amazing. The French toast was a bit mushy, but I guess that is to be expected when using banana bread. The caramelized bananas on top were delicious. The coffee had good flavor, but was somewhat weak. The store is cute and relaxing and the staff were attentive and polite. Although there were highlights, I'm not sure I would go back, but their sandwiches do look good so maybe I will in the future.

Cute local cafe with some good signature options! I love when a cafe gives you some choices that are not your typical latte or coffee. We got the Vietnamese Iced Coffee and a vanilla iced latte. Both were good and made the perfect drink for our walk. Staff was friendly as well and quick to help and complete orders.

Dropped in on Friday morning instead of driving to the run of the mill coffee provider. We greeted immediately and were impressed with a well rounded menu paired with local flair. We had a good experience and look forward when will go back to grab a bite to eat out on the sun drenched patio.

Great addition to Redmond! Tried this cafe on a sunny Saturday morning. It was busy but plenty of staff and we were able to grab a table outside. Tried the Pandan latte, excellent sweet creamy treat, the longanisa smash and lumpia. Everything was excellent. Can't wait to go back and try more menu items

This was quite a find! The food was unique (a purple biscuit?) but very delicious. We were not familiar with some of the ingredients but went for it and both our meals were great. The coffee was unique as well. We tried the flight of coffee and that was fun. My only suggestion would be that if you order the biscuits and gravy, ask for extra gravy!

I got a lavender matcha latte (1 pump vanilla 1 pump lavender). It was $8.49 for the 12oz (with almond milk). The prices on the website are not updated. The latte was decent, definitely not the best I ever had, and the lavender flavor didn't really come through so I would probably recommend a minimum of 2 pumps of whatever flavored syrup you want to taste. The quality of the matcha was decent, but I thought the price was pretty steep for what I got. The cafe itself is very cute with a nice open light ambiance. I didn't try any of the food but the items looked new and interesting.

Definitely recommend going here for a coffee and a yummy bite to eat. Me and my husband really enjoyed the food and vibes. Originally, I was worried that I wouldn't be able to eat a regular entree because I didn't see many ovo-vegetarian options on their menu. But they were nice enough to customize my order in order to make it ovo-vegetarian which I really appreciated. My husband ordered a Longanisa Smash Burger and I ordered a Lechon Burrito (subbing lechon for eggs instead). We also both shared a side of home fries along with a mint mojito cold brew. Everything was so good and the portions were really big! Also, I accidentally left my purse on their outside patio and they were nice enough to hold onto it for me until I came back to pick it up. They were so nice and the service here is great!

I was happy and pleasantly surprised to find this excellent Filipino cafe opened so close to me in town! While the name might be a little unassuming, the food & drink was divine! We had the coffee flight- the mint mojito, black sesame, coconut pandan, and the ube brulee- which was torched by the server at our table (super fun)! I had the leche flan tea, so sweet and delish! For food, we had the Neighborhood plate and it was just incredible, I was a huge fan of the pork longanisa. We also shared the banana bread French toast which was the best French toast I've had yet! It wasn't overly sweet like a lot of other French toasts can be, and the caramelized bananas were seriously amazing! I can't wait to go back and try more!

Tried the Pandan Latte and it was super sweet. It was around $6. I did not really taste pandan flavor. I was able to dilute it at home with milk and it came to 2 cups. Next time I need to ask for less sugar.

We ordered The Neighborhood Plate, House Hash, Ube Biscuit, and Banana Latte. The plate was good. The hash's crispy lechon (pork belly) was too hard and dry. The biscuit should be called cake because it was so sweet and had a cake texture--nothing like a biscuit. Their menu clearly stated that the latte can be cold or hot, but the staff member said that the menu and signage are wrong after starting to make it on ice. I naively expected that a latte would be hot by default or that I should be asked my cold/hot preference. A turon (banana lumpia) that came with the drink was extremely hard, sticky, and not enjoyable. There are signs that say Bus Your Table, but the busing station is hidden behind a cooler, so it is easy to miss. After the other three tables' customers didn't bus their tables, the staff member came to our table and instructed us to bus our table, but they didn't say that to the other customers. Even though we were planning to do that, singling us out made us uncomfortable. In the end, it was not an impressive lunch.

Just fyi this is a more self serve type of atmosphere. You order your food and drink at the counter and wait for it to get at the counter when they call your number. I gave this place a 5 based on what I ordered. I had the chicken fried steak, it was amazing. I am a big fan of garlic, and their rice was on point with my taste buds. It was packed with garlic, and I enjoyed every bit. The beverage I had was Vietnamese coffee, and whomever put it together for me, knew what they were doing. I would come back here again to meet with a friend or colleague. I don't think I'd hang out with my toddler here, there's not a lot of room. Other than that, I enjoyed my experience here.

Got the neighborhood plate with chicken; chicken was sweet for my taste so dipping into the side vinegar helped. Probably won't eat this one again though. Also got Vietnamese iced coffee.. not that great either.

We had an iced Vietnamese coffee and hot banana latte and banana French toast. The iced coffee was fine, but not lightly iced as requested. The latte had mushed banana chunks that gave it an unpleasant texture. The French toast was more of a fried donut and the needed fresh cream or berries to cut the sweetness. It was pretty one note. We did get a complementary banana lumpia that was good, but had a shell that was overly sticky. The prices weren't great and you bus your own tables. It's a narrow restaurant. Overall we don't plan to go back.

Got lucky as they just opened! My Filipina friend and I both loved all the dishes we tried. Neighborhood Plate, Chicken Fried Steak, ube biscuit, pandesal, and a sesame latte We were so full and had to box up some of it. So happy they have a location closer to us, we were wanting to try it out for a while now but just didn't get a time to head south to their other location. Parking is a little packed, but still recommend it!

It's okay. Food mediocre. Atmosphere okay. Coffee flight sold out at 11am was a bummer.

Small cafe located at the corner of Redmond way and Anderson park. Place was clean and bright and food was served pretty quickly. You order at the counter, bring the number stand to find a table and they bring your food to you. You bus your own table. Food was pretty good but the place is small. All indoor seating is for 2 pax only, but they do have some outdoor seating available for bigger group.

"Trendy" & overpriced. Food items are small portioned for price. Boba wasn't cooked properly & stuck together making drink difficult to enjoy. An average sized woman was sitting next to us at the bar stool with her daughter. The stool broke apart from the legs and the woman landed on the floor. We left shortly after that. I hope she got her bag or at least a free item.

Ordered a morena milk tea with two shots of espresso and it was so delicious . It tasted like brown sugar milk tea coffeee, almost like caramel but tastier !! The barista who helped me, walked me through their menu with my dairy restrictions and was very helpful and so sweet and patient. The coffee was amazing, my new favorite treat !

The food was so amazing, way better than what I was expecting. I definitely will be returning. The service was quick and the manager who if I recall correctly, Alexis, was so attentive and friendly guiding my friends and I through the menu. We ended up getting the avocado toast and the banana French toast. For drinks we had gotten the Vietnamese coffee, Calamansi iced tea, and some brown sugar boba drink. The ambience was so amazing. The entrance is super cute and they have a half open and closed area which is perfect for the upcoming season. I would totally give this place a try if it's been on your list!!!

This was unfortunately the worst experience I've had at a restaurant in Redmond. Food: I ordered The Neighborhood Plate, The Lechon Burrito, and two Vietnamese Iced Coffees for myself and my partner. The burrito and plate came with decent sauce, and the coffee was just alright. Everything else was either severely over or under seasoned. All I could taste in my burrito was potato and occasionally avocado, so I had to constantly cover it in sauce and sour cream just for it to taste alright. My partners favorite part of the plate was just the consistency of the egg yolk. Price: Nearly $50 for a subpar breakfast is insane. The only plus was that the burrito was decently filling, but we left upset and annoyed. This is especially dumb considering that there isn't really a wait staff at this cafe, so you are expected to bus your own table - which wouldn't have been an issue if we hadn't been paying so much money. Service: Again, would have been nice to not have to bus our overpriced plates. Service was only ok. The hostess gave some food suggestions when asked, which were probably the things we would have enjoyed most on the menu at least, even if they were so underwhelming. It isn't very obvious where to bus your dishes to, and it was somewhat hard to get a hold of an employee just to ask where to put our dirtied plates. Atmosphere: This would have been decent if not for the music. It was all over the place and very distracting. It started off as some sort of EDM mix? And then was briefly changed to ABBA, before quickly being changed to the BeeGees. Interesting choices. Is it bad music? No, but the switch up was confusing and kind of just ruined the atmosphere. I was a little thrown off by the maximum occupancy of the establishment, since it listed the maximum as 25 people and there were either that exact amount of seats or more. If the restaurant was fully seated and there were people waiting in line, it would definitely be over the maximum capacity and potentially unsafe to be in. Overall, this just was an unpleasant experience made worse by the price, odd music, and lack of staff involvement.

Amazing food. Great coffee. And super nice staff. Can't wait to try more food items. The Pandan Latte was so good. We got one iced and one hot.

I was really excited to try this place from the social media posts I've seen, but my expectations were let down. The food here was just okay. I ordered the banana bread french toast and boy was it sweet. The caramelized bananas were too sweet for my liking. There was even a side of syrup, but I don't think it's necessary unless you want it to be caked out in sugar. I also got the house hash and it was nothing special. It was just potato, a few small pieces of bell pepper, and a maybe 5 small pieces of lechon. This dish was lacking a lot. For $17 I expected more. There could have been a sauce or better seasoning to it. Instead it was dry and felt like I could have made it better at home. I feel that the food overall wasn't the greatest and there is definetly room for improvement.

At the beginning I was excited to learn about this quaint Filipino Asian fusion little cafe in the neighborhood of Redmond, Wa. A friend took me here and had a great dining experience during the summer. After that I've been so disappointed over times attempt to order food not available for services excuses one after another. Store hours cut short, kitchen closes early, no business phone number to contact, and one Friday I dropped by to find out it was close. I would like this cafe to succeed but at the rate they do business I don't think they will last or here to stay. I will give them another chance.

the coffee was okay. The food was not good, the rice was very much over seasoned. The garlic flavor was extremely strong, the eggs were also unseasoned. The meat was good tho. The price was VERY high, paid $50 for 2 meals plus 2 12 oz coffees. The music that they played varied between Bee Gees, pop music, and EDM of all things, which really brought down the atmosphere. After you eat you must bus your own table which there is not signs indicating where to bring your used dishes and utensils (I had to ask an employee). Overall I give a 1 star review due to the lack in quality and odd ambiance.

'Super stoked that Filipino cuisine is finally represented here in the Eastside! 'Actually looked forward to going there every day for a week during their soft opening; making sure to try a different dish and drink each day. Their twist on Filipino comfort food is a big success. Don't expect a regular silog meal here. Instead, you'll be delightfully surprised by their Filipino-inspired American brunch with savory in-house longganisa, tapa, and lechon. Their delightful take on Filipino dessert-flavored drinks is genius! It's going to be hard to decide which one to order, so definitely go with the coffee flight. I'm really hoping everyone gives a warm welcome to Neighborhood Cafe. We are so glad to have you here!

So glad to finally have a Filipino cafe in Redmond! Ordered the Longanisa Smash Burger and loved it! They use pandesal as the bun which complemented the pork longanisa and sunny side up egg so well. For Filipinos who enjoy pairing corned beef with pandesal, the smashed burger is the one for you Also got the Pandan Latte. The espresso and Pandan paired well though I wished the Pandan cream had a stronger flavor so it wouldn't be overpowered by the espresso -- don't know if it's possible to add more cream? Will also be asking for less ice next time. Overall great food and good drinks! Will be coming back frequently!

Great ube and pandas lattes. So happy to have a Filipino place on the eastside. Try the ube biscuits. They are fluffy, sweet, and good.

They are delicious, I loved it, there smash burger was so good there mint mojito iced coffee is really good, I will be there tomorrow! And very often!