Queen CàPhê

So... wanted to try the Vietnamese establishment on QA on this sunny Saturday. This is the most expensive Banh Mi I've ever paid for in my life and the worse. Pork Banh mi was $11.50Strawberry lemonade $7.25Total with tip was $28.77They had great labeling to convey what you ordered but didn't cut this banh mi in half nor is it even full or meat and veggies to be this pricey. Banh mi was half filled and not like a traditional banh mi. Strawberry lemonade tastes like powder mix and not fresh.I get that it's on QA but damn was this Uber disappointing.I would have been better off at Homegrown down the way or even Big Mac. See photos.

So this place has def. grown on my. I first came here during its new opening days and it was pretty disappointing to be honest. But now they have a wider menu selection and their Pho is actually really tasty. I've gotten their Combination Pho and their Pork Vermicelli noodles and both are excellent. Their Bubble Waffle with Condensed milk is quite nice and hits the spot for a slightly sweet but not too sweet dessert. They have a big parking lot (rare for queen anne) and outdoor seating that is enjoyable on nice weather days. Big fan.

My boyfriend and I were interested to see a Viet place in downtown Queen Anne! We came on a Sunday afternoon and there was no line/crowd. Both of us got the Pho with brisket/meatball/steak, and he got a Vietnamese Coffee. Our pho was really mediocre; the broth was nice, but the amount and quality of meat wasn't anything to brag about. I usually like fattier pieces of brisket, but I couldn't really tell the brisket and steak slices apart. The Viet Coffee was good, pretty sweet, but not too strong. I did like the music that was playing in the back, but we likely won't be back.

The meat was very tough to chew. Good flavor and large portions! Fast-causal/quick service

Hmmm... the first thing we noticed walking in was a terrible, astringent smell. Like maybe intense cleaning product and pho broth. The second was the shortage of vegetarian items on the menu. I had the tofu banh mi which was also the more wallet friendly meal, with their pho clocking in at $17+. It was fine. Not bad, not excellent, but totally fine. I had a bite of the spring rolls and they had a really pronounced perfume taste that I couldn't get out of my mouth for the rest of the day. I'm afraid I won't be running back here again.

We got two different sandwiches here. Both were delicious, we did add ef tea sauce to ours though as they were a little dry but they were fresh and delicious. The staff was lovely and quick with our order. We didn't eat there but I noticed some people were outside enjoy the sunshine with some drinks.

Recently, I've been on a kick for take-out bubble tea and pho. Both work great for a gluten free, dairy free lifestyle. This place didn't disappoint.Pho: Solid broth (4/5), fresh ingredients (5/5), good packaging (4/5). Beef brisket was good, a little fatty (but also, it's brisket so...). Bubble tea: I really like that they stick with solid basics, like real black and green tea. I asked for mine to be watered down, since I'm not much of a caffeine drinker. I wish they had a non-caffeine option. Service: friendly and patient. Ambiance: Plenty of indoor seating, and the outdoor seating would be nice on a sunny day. I'm a fan!

I got the roasted beef banh mi and the bubble waffle with condensed milk. The beef in the banh mi was flavorful but not that special. The bread they used was a little too thin. The bubble waffle was soft and soggy. Even when I toasted it in the air fryer, it didn't taste any better. Not even when I dipped it in condensed milk. I really wanted to love this place since it's so close to work but I don't think I'll be back.

Went here to pick up a late lunch. Ordered their roasted pork bahn mi and it was delicious. The bread was perfectly crispy, the pork was tasty and over all the sandwich almost had a buttery quality that hit the spot!

Really wanted to love this place but, food is only ok, and way overpriced.Other better options around town!