Ninth & Pike

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.

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.

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.

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 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/eaBeers 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.

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!

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.

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.