Ninth & Pike

On May 1st around 10:30 I walked into this place while waiting for my flight, the gate was right in front and was convenient, I was wearing a Village Pub Las Vegas t-shirt, when I sat down at the bar the girl who was serving at the time greeted me and I responded cordially, she automatically told me that she was not going to serve me because I was wearing this t-shirt, her change was very drastic, she behaved rudely and aggressively without me saying a word, when my wife arrived I was getting ready to leave because I didn't want any problems with this person who was obviously quite uncomfortable because of "my t-shirt", she asked her why she couldn't serve us, and she treated her badly, rudely, aggressively. I don't know why a t-shirt should be a reason for not getting service somewhere. I've walked into many other places wearing this shirt and nothing has happened. It's like not being able to go shopping at a Nike store if you're wearing Adidas shoes. Totally out of place. They should choose their employees more carefully, and if the t-shirt issue is an internal policy, they should review their policies.

Absolute worst service in the airport!! The bartender wouldn't serve me because she was "on my break". I even tipped her for the first overpriced can of beer! I saw countless potential customers leave after interacting with the staff. This place is a horrible even for the airport.

Prices are on the high end - service at the low end. Staff was busy attending customers while I was waiting for my sandwich to make its way from the kitchen-counter to me.

I was pleasantly surprised by the food quality. I ordered the vegetarian soup and vegetarian flatbread. Both were top notch as far as airport food goes. The priority pass tie up makes things even better. I’d definitely eat again if In at the Seattle airport.

I had an Old Fashioned, a shot of whiskey, and the pepperoni flatbread, which totaled about $39—not terrible considering it was at the airport. The Old Fashioned was tasty, and the shot of whiskey was a decent pour. The pepperoni flatbread also tasted great. The staff were very attentive and friendly. I was initially hesitant to stop here because of the ratings, but I honestly do not understand why it’s rated so low—everything was excellent!

The shrimp po' boy sandwich is overpriced, but the clam chowder is deliciously thick and not overloaded with potatoes. The croissant isn't great. I'd return just for the chowder.

Typical airport food. Overpriced butnot very good. Drinks were alright. Calamari was pretty bad 2/10 Cesar salad came Pre-packaged 5/10 Flatbread very mediocre 6/10 I will say the servers and bartenders were extremely pleasant, and did a great job managing how busy it was. We used priority pass promo.

Came by to use the Priority Pass Benefit. We ordered the Georgetown IPA, but ended up getting another Georgetown beer but the Pale Ale, not a big deal, as it was our fault too since we didn't realize there were two Georgetown beers. Still would have thought the employees would confirm. -Johnny Utah Pale Ale $8 -Silver City Tropical Haze IPA $8 -Caesar Salad $12 -2 shots of Tito's $13/ea Beers were good. Caesar salad was below average. Didn't realize it was just going to be their pre-packaged salad. I ended up getting overcharged for another shot of Tito's, so after I paid, staff had to move some payments around to fix it. Didn't get the full refund in full due to taxes/etc, but not the biggest deal . Not a bad spot for quick drinks. Not too sure about the food.

Had a long day in Seattle, needed something reasonably healthy to eat at SeaTac airport. Ninth & Pike is in Terminal C, close to my departure gate. Expected typical airport food which Yelpers love to bash. I must have ordered well as my food was delicious. CHILI VEGETABLES SOUP BOWL $12.00 Probably one of the best vegetarian chilis I have ever had. It came out thick, creamy and piping hot. After a long cold day trekking around Seattle it was the perfect respite. The flavors were complex. Had a tad of heat to it. Glad I opted for the bowl (larger size). I relished every bite. SCONE DILL $5.99 Absolutely delish savory scone. Perfect accompaniment for my chili. Never expected to find an exotic savory pastry at an airport. Seattle does have it's perks. Staff working here are very nice. I ate at the side counter while charging my phone and laptop. Perfect place to chill for an hour. I will definitely return - promise!

When I'm in Seattle, I crave clam chowder. Since I was just flying though, I didn't have many options but the reviews of this place seemed promising. Now, when I am in an airport, I used Yelp to try to find a place to eat. Sadly, I found the chowder here not at all too my liking. It was so thick it was like a paste and I only took a few bites and then tossed it. Service was very nice though. But in my quest for chowder, I'll skip this place next time.

Definitely pricey and there's a wait for hot food but for airport food this place is pretty solid. I like their clam chowder, onion rings, and chicken panini. The clam chowder a little too thick (like it's almost like a stew or gravy). But it has a good amount of clams and other stuff so it's not just liquid soup which I like. The clam chowder, onion rings, and chicken panini are all a bit salty, but they're still tasty. I've also gotten their margherita pizza before and it was good. This time I also got their chocolate chip cookie which was solid. I wish they could've warmed it beforehand and I wish it was more crispy on the outside, but it was still good. In terms of the service, they are definitely on the slower side. So if you're in a rush I definitely would not order their hot foods, like the pizza. I do end up waiting here for a bit when I order. The inside of the restaurant itself feels like a classic cafe. It is very busy and small (which is the whole SeaTac airport to be honest), so although I did take out, I don't think I could've found a table if I ordered for here. But that's not really a problem with this restaurant. The whole SeaTac airport is always super busy and stuffed with people that it's always hard to find a table to eat.

We ate at 3pm on a layover. We came for the priority pass perk, and we had no issues with pp. I wanted a shrimp poboy, but it was unavailable. They also had no appetizers available so I couldn't get fries. The salads are prepacked containers. We ended up getting a chicken chop salad, a chicken panini and sparkling water. The total came under the priority pass amount so we didn't have to pay anything. The salad ended up being mediocre, but was pretty fresh. The panini took a while to arrive, but was hot and tasted passable. The employees were nice, but the space wasn't well maintained with lots of random trash around. There was very limited seating.

Was craving a bagel while in the Seattle airport on a layover. Ninth and Pike was conveniently located in the Alaska terminal. There was a bit of a line, so clearly a popular spot, but our food came up quickly. They have a few different bagel breakfast options but only plain bagels to choose. Our food was hot and fresh upon receiving. They have a lot of other food options- mainly lunch/dinner. Lots of drink choices and tons of baked goods. Our server was very friendly.

Service was good. The staff is nice and polite. The food is completely lackluster especially for the price point. Caesar salad doesn't come with dressing unless you ask. No plates? Only plastic cutlery. They do not accept most priority pass and LoungeKey unlike advertised. At least panini was hot - salad was probably prepared weeks ago

Priority pass members come here! Decent selection of items plus alcohol. There's salads, flat breads, soups, and more. I got a Caesar but unfortunately there was only 1 left and I gave it to my friend. It's not too far from gate C entrance area. Anyway, the chickpea chicken salad I got was actually very good! The clam chowder was also pretty good as well. Service was very friendly but it took a while for my chowder to come out. I would come back and use my priority pass again here!

Grabbed some food before our flight. They do take Priority Pass at the time. Got the Crispy Calamari, Chicken Tenders, Grilled Cheese Panini and a Caesar salad. The calamari and tenders were ok, kids ate them on the plane. Grilled cheese panini and caesar salad was pretty bad, but it may not be the restaurants fault since we didn't have a chance to eat it until around 8 hours later.

I was very disappointed with such a cute location. Some of the staff were great but one girl at the register was so unbelievably rude, curt snd overall unwelcoming. She was barking at people in line. Wouldn't respond to questions and instead walk away. It was wild. PLUS the bacon on my sandwich was so undercooked I had to pick it off. Gross.

Priority pass members with the food and beverage credit benefit, this is a great spot to stop at if you're around the C gates. I was flying out of a C gate today and saw this was available in the priority pass app. They have snacks and beverages at the front that you can grab and take on the place. I quickly accumulated my $28 worth of snacks and filled my backpack. The staff member at the register helped me to keep under my total by giving some recommendations on alternative waters that didn't cost as much. Kudos to her! Bottom line, airport snacks are expensive. Everyone should know that. But when you can get them included so there are no additional out of pocket costs, that's great!

Came by to use the Priority Pass Benefit. We ordered the Georgetown IPA, but ended up getting another Georgetown beer but the Pale Ale, not a big deal, as it was our fault too since we didn't realize there were two Georgetown beers. Still would have thought the employees would confirm. -Johnny Utah Pale Ale $8 -Silver City Tropical Haze IPA $8 -Caesar Salad $12 -2 shots of Tito's $13/ea Beers were good. Caesar salad was below average. Didn't realize it was just going to be their pre-packaged salad. I ended up getting overcharged for another shot of Tito's, so after I paid, staff had to move some payments around to fix it. Didn't get the full refund in full due to taxes/etc, but not the biggest deal . Not a bad spot for quick drinks. Not too sure about the food.

This is one of the newer restaurants that I saw is in the Priority Pass system. My review is a culmination of 4 experiences here, 2 of which I did not try any of their food, but my most recent visits I finally got to. First time, I wanted to try this place out as their advertised hours were 6am - 11pm but they were completely closed by 10pm. Second time, same thing, I landed at 7pm and immediately tried to go to this place. Same thing, completely closed by 7:30pm. What? Third time, they ran out of flatbread and paninis completely at 3pm. That is like more than half the menu. So I got calamari and toasted ravioli so I don't starve in the flight. Calamari is decent but the toasted ravioli is a bit tasteless. Their marinara sauce is packaged sauce so somewhat on the lower quality. Fourth time, I finally got to try their flatbread. I got their prosciutto flatbread as well as crispy cauliflower (which on the receipt includes tartar sauce). Prosciutto flatbread is burnt and the toppings are not even correct. Diced ham is NOT the same as prosciutto as it was not even dry cured. The tomato sauce is way too sour. Crispy cauliflower did NOT come with tartar sauce as promised. The batter is also sour - I am so confused. Nowhere did they say there is some buffalo sauce mixed into the batter. The cauliflower is quite mushy inside so they are definitely not a fresh batch. As it is one of the current 3 priority pass restaurants, all of which have the $28 off anyways, I have options. I don't plan to return here unless I am catching a flight in the C terminal and in a rush, as the other 2 options are far better.

I was apprehensive trying this place based on the reviews. Very small place and was crowded. The panini prosciutto and mozzarella were delicious. Would definitely come here if they had a retail restaurant. And service was great. Good selection of beer too. Eugene and Annie were wonderful! Apparently they are recent hires.

One of the better airport meal options at SeaTac. Staff is always nice and accommodating. Food is quick and pretty decent. We got a few white chocolate macadamia nut cookies along with pesto chicken paninis. Food was fresh and might be best eaten hot.

Kitchen was down, but they got me some hot & good tomato bisque soup & a can of local hard cider ($30? Ouch. Really!). No draft beer that I could see. Am priority pass, so for me - this is good enough to get by on. Decent selection of "to go" salads & sandwiches. Others had the salads, and didn't hear any complaints. The locale is very small, but accommodating. Atmosphere was tight, but there were plugs for laptops. Staff were a bit "aloof" but mostly nice- mostly busy trying to get kitchen going again. (I don't think they last long here, they all seem like they're ready to move on.)

Overpriced and mediocre food. Employees make it clear they have better places to be. Typical airport offering and vibe. At least the chicken and bread taste fresh and they were kind of quick.

Got the clam chowder based on someone's else's review and very happy I did! I don't know if bacon is in it but it does taste like it. It is thick and it tastes like full cream used it this recipe. The downside was it was lukewarm, doesn't come with bread, and the portion is small for the cost despite the free chase priority pass. But this will be a staple for me at SeaTac.

Came here because of priority pass and the food was decent. Got the pesto pasta and a clam chowder. The food and soup were VERY rich and I was full even though I barely touched half of it. It was a bit of a wait for the food, which is fine since it was pretty crowded. I had pretty low expectations after reading the other reviews but it was decent airport food to be honest.

One of the better Priority Pass options which is a good value with friendly service. After landing we got a bunch of pizzas and paninis to bring back to the hotel, a very welcome "free" light dinner for our group. A week later we came here again before takeoff to get some snacks, drinks, and paninis and experience was also positive. We are thankful to Priority Pass and this establishment in seatac, worked out great

Visited Ninth & Pike on a weekend early morning (due to priority pass). There was no line so thankfully we were able to order right away. Two of my favorite foods ever are clam chowder and spaghetti, so I figured, why not try both here? There was open seating, so we were able to grab a table. It also wasn't too long of a wait time for the food. The clam chowder and spaghetti both came out nice and hot! And they were in to-go containers, so it was convenient if we needed to take it with us. Both dishes were VERY filling. The clam chowder texture was super rich, and the spaghetti tasted pretty normal. I would say both were pretty average. I preferred the spaghetti to the clam chowder. I'm glad I tried this place and would come back again to try other dishes here.

Found this place while in Seattle airport waiting for my flight. This place has the priority pass and able to use it up to $56 for yourself and another person. Its a really good deal. My husband and I got their alfredo with chicken and the pesto with chicken as well as a pastry, and some snacks. They were fairly fast to make the food. I would return here and recommend them to everyone.

The service was incredibly rude This skinny guy with glasses at the bar was just plain rude to everyone trying to order as if we were all somehow inconveniencing him for ordering drinks...at the bar. He unnecessarily ID'd everyone before even acknowledging or making eye contact, even old people, complained to his coworkers about how busy he was and just generally turned the otherwise nice spot in the airport into a miserable place to sit and enjoy a drink. He served my bulleit bourbon on the rocks in a tall pint glass... what an idiot. I'm sharing this in hopes the owner sees it so they can fire this dummy and save their business cause we won't be stopping here again and I'm sure many other patrons will feel the same way.

Like a lot of fast food restaurants the black bar counters were dirty and we did our best to wipe it off with a dry napkin. (No,they weren't busy at the time.) Vegetarian chili was good. Staff at 6pm 7-27-24 not friendly but not rude either.

I visited this place and tried to use my priority pass. After the person scanned my card, she said none of the salads are available. There is nothing else I can eat at that place due to a medical condition so I asked her to reverse the charge. She said she couldn't. I asked her why didn't she tell me the ENTIRE salad section is not available before she scanned my card. She said that how would she know. She couldn't read mind. I am not that annoyed with the fact there is no salad but it is her attitude, the fact 1/5 of the menu is unavailable, and they are not unable to reverse the charge. So now they got the money from priority pass without giving me any food. It is a scam. At the end I asked for her name and she told me it is not my business and she doesn't need to give me her name. If management see this, she dyed her hair blonde and have long fake lashes.

i was super hungry after my red eye and decided to check this place out. there was a bit of a wait but it wasn't too bad and the line moved fairly quickly. i did not expect their flatbread to be that big. i got the prosciutto one and it was a little too salty but i guess that's to be expected. i think they should at least cut it into smaller pieces or something because it's not a super practical airport food. the bagel egg and bacon sandwich was super greasy and did not come with the paper that absorbs the oil.

Ordered a seared tuna salad ($18) and got a smoked salmon salad the size of a side salad. Only come here if you have Priority Pass, and even then, expect to feel ripped off.

the young gal cursed " where the f**** (someone name) at" in front of customers when looking for the bartender. is she manager or just a worker? doesnt matter man, the vibe seem really off. the food is ok, neither bad or good.

Don't expect to be served if you choose to sit down. Do expect your food to come out in a pre packaged way. Service not very friendly.

Like most people, I came here due to priority pass. I was here on a Saturday morning. Was able to find this place easily and didn't have to wait in line as it was pretty empty. I was a little worried due to other reviews, but I'm happy to share that I had a pretty good experience. The service was great. The cashier was really nice and even brought the food to my table when it was ready. The food was okay. I tried the Margherita flatbread - it had a little too much cheese for my taste but other than that it was fine! Also ordered a chocolate chip cookie for dessert and I thought it was really good. It had the perfect amount of crispness. Overall my experience here was fine and I'd go back again next time but try something different.

Nice quick lunch while at our layover. They have paninis, salads and flatbreads. The margherita flat bread was actually pretty good. I ordered the Caprese panini which was not bad. Good size panini. The staff was very nice and polite. They have a bar with seating and limited high tables if you want to eat your food there.

Use priority pass and got the sous vide chicken sandwich and dumpling soup. Sandwich was surprisingly good even though its simple - chicken was flavorful. Soup was ok. Staff was very friendly and upbeat including the employee with large thick rimmed glasses.

Sheryl, Thomas, & Rachel are alway amazing. They are super nice, fast , knowledgeable. They need a raise

Expensive even by airport standards. Koke of a tri tip sandwich and $8 can of beer. And the minimum suggested tip starts at 20% when you order yourself and seat yourself and take a lame sandwich for $18 with no side.

5/25/24 5:30 I know it's airport food but the customer service could be a little friendlier, the girl at the register wearing pajama pants hates her job and rolls her eyes at everyone. No sense customer appreciation for their work environment, management needs to be present or get rid of her

Friendly help and good food. I eat here regularly when traveling through here. I wish they had a few more options.

It was very good in terms of airport food. There is also a full bar. I tried the spaghetti marinara which was ok (the kids liked it), chicken tenders (meh, frozen ones you find at the store), the mac and cheese was basically kraft but drowning in cheese without as much pasta (maybe they were running low?), the artichoke flatbread was good. I wanted to eat the tomato soup and the sandwich with au jus but the packaging is terrible and both liquids spilled creating a big mess. I wonder why they don't have the same packaging as Bambuza?

One of my go to food places in SEATAC. With my most recent visit the person before me had the priority pass and was just getting a few things and the cashier asked if that was it and said that it doesn't have to be and the guy was nice enough and told me to get a few things. After the guy got his stuff and left as I ordered the cashier add 3 Red Bulls to this order without the guy knowing so be careful!

Came here 20 minutes before they closed and while standing in line to order a worker came and closed the security gate in our face without saying anything to us.

Horrible food. Pathetic service. Snarky help. Robbery prices for premade salty, mushy, tasteless turkey sandwich.

food was decent but ingredients were not clear on the menu. There was hair embedded in the pizza and another hair on top. Had to throw half the "Cheese pizza", which is actually cheese flatbread, away. The spaghetti with marinara was drowning in cheese, which was not listed as an ingredient. The people at the counter were very nice