Kindred Kitchen

Stopped into the breakfast/lunch spot today. Small business off Broadway in North Everett. First impression is a very clean and new building. Inside was very clean and pleasant. Staff was nice at all points of the meal. From walking in to stopping by to see if it was too cold. I would say the staff was a great highlight of the trip. I ordered the Roast beef dip. It had a great taste, onions were perfectly caramelized. The only issue I had is that it was advertised on Focaccia bread and it was more like a hoagie. I truly couldn't really complain about it. It was served with tortilla chips which was slightly weird in my mind, but I was happy. It was good(maybe a little steep at $15). My sister ordered the Snoho chef salad. Same price as mine, but it was HUGE. She said it was great and checked all the boxes, even had to pack half of it up to take for later. They have a very limited menu and hours(10-2 weekdays only), but there are plenty of things that I would like to come back and try!

Great food, great mission, great service. I have had breakfast and lunch from here a few times, and it's always excellent. Better than other places in the area by far!

Excellent service and delicious food (beef and cheddar dip with tortilla chips, side salad) in a very clean and bright atmosphere. Prices are reasonable. Highly recommend!

First time there today for lunch. It's about $15 a person not including pop or any sides. It was perfect food, great space. The guy worker was super friendly.

I drive this place almost daily and wondered what it was. Stopped in for breakfast and am glad I did. The open industry look gives it a laid back atmosphere. Food was delicious and locally sourced, The service was quick and friendly. As I was waiting for my food I read their story. They help, train, house and feed those in need in our community. Great food and coffee for an even better cause. I don't know why this place isn't packed all day everyday. This is going to be my go to breakfast place.

Great food at a reasonable price. Fresh ingredients and friendly staff. I would definitely return in the future.

I work next door to Kindred Kitchen; food is fairly good (a little spendy for a training program!) but the hours for a "coffee shop" are lame; most people want coffee before 10 am! They are losing a lot of business due to the short hours.

Ok it's great this place has some kind of mission or something-none of which I found posted in the store. Posters saying things like "I want a job I can retire from..." with no explanation what that is supposed to mean or how my business helps some one get that????Some of the reviews mentioned how nice the staff were...not there when I stopped by. One guy was trying, but he was clearly frustrated with something going on. No one greeted me for several minutes as there is an order kiosk. Apparently, even though there is a register, they expect you to use the kiosk. I tried to use the kiosk and order a breakfast sandwich. Went through the whole process and the kiosk told me to enter my credit card. Tried a few different cards and none of them worked. There was now a line forming behind me, so I tried to get the attention of one of about 8 people behind the counter. No luck so I tried saying "excuse me this isn't working" a couple times. Finally one lady answered me in a flustered voice that it would be several minutes before someone could help me. I waited briefly and the one guy I mentioned who was trying, asked if the machine was STILL freezing up. Well I guess I wasn't the first one having issues with it. He took my order after telling me I couldn't get breakfast sandwiches anymore. The store is only opened until 2pm and it was noonish (breakfast is only served until noon and I guess they don't want to serve breakfast for those two more hours). I ordered the classic club for $17+. The machine asked if I wanted to give a tip of 22%. Ummmm NO!I am sick of seeing grocery stores selling their minimalist sandwiches and charging $10 for them. So when a restaurant charges $17 for a sandwich, I have SOME expectations. I will say that two slices of low quality deli meat and two strips of bacon do NOT cut it! They did include a pickle and some chips. The place was clean, which is about the only good thing I can say about my experience. Maybe this place should ask for donations. I will gladly just give them $20 before I pay $17 for a wimpy sandwich again.

What a sad sandwich! I ordered a half the hat island ham sandwich and it has ONE slice of meat folded over. The picture on their website has it packed full. I will not be ordering from here if this is the final product. Not at these prices. I'm so bummed.

I love this cafe! The ambiance is stylish, and the staff are always friendly. My ONLY criticism is that they just do not give you enough salad dressing for the generously portioned salads. I do not need to drench my salad, but a lot of it stays dry because there just isn't enough. Please consider increasing the quantity.