Miss Cafe

I used to LOVE this place a few months ago, and I would get their food often. However, prices have gone way up, and the quality of their ingredients have gone way down.
Recently spent $66 on a water bottle, dumplings, a meatball dinner (which no longer came with rice, but instead a bland salad), and a small green salad. Everything we ordered seemed like dramatically lower quality ingredients then our previous trips. When I asked about the rice, they said they do not serve rice with their dinner entrees anymore.
While I was eating my dinner, a woman came in to order a dessert. After ordering,

Came here today after grabbing something at Pike Place Market. It's right by the front of the Market making it a very convenient location if you're around there. I wouldn't call it a hole in the wall, but it's a small place. There are 4-5 booths that could seat 3-4 people and not a lot of other space than that. The friendly cashier greeted me and took my order right when I walked in. It was a little after 5 and the place was empty when I got there so I decided to dine in. I got the beef pide (pronounced pee-deh as the shop lady told me). I've never had Turkish food or pide

This place was really good! I got the mozzarella pide and it was like a cheese pizza with some veggies on top. It was my first time trying Turkish food and I loved this style of pizza. I'm a vegetarian and there were not very many options on the menu, but what I tried was yummy!

I loved Miss cafe, they have very delicious lahmacun and various delicious deserts. If you are familiar with Turkish kitchen you would love this place.
Guys, try Turkish coffee. The best coffee i have ever tried 👍🏻 🏻

VERY TASTY
POLITE AND KIND STAFF
The Lahmacun, Rice Pudding, Pepperoni, Beyti kabob
Manti
Everything is delicious
Good service
Deserves lots of great customers
And it is very clean

Last tried this place a year or so ago and was impressed by the quality and price. Since then, food has gotten way worse and price has gotten way more expensive. Maybe the cooks or owners are different now? I ended up throwing away most of it.

It’s super good,I really recommend it especially the baked potato and i really loved their tea and their rice pudding

Mozzarella pide, lahmacun, & 2 Turkish teas. Delicious! 🤤 2 ladies behind the counter were very friendly. Hope to visit again soon

A woman-owned small business! Will definitely be back to support! The ladies were so sweet! We ordered the Lahmacun & Pepperoni Pide. Lahmacun came with a small side of salad. The Lahmacun with the salad, a little of lemon and a dip in their yogurt sauce made for a delicious bite! We ended our meal with a Turkish Coffee and a kunefe and both were good!

Awesome food and awesome service. Totally a family affair in this place and it's awesome to see. Got to try some flavors I haven't had before. Only downside was that they forgot the pistachio on my desert but I'll let that slide.

This wasn't on our list of things to eat in Pike Place Market but I'm so happy we came across it! The first day we got there and no one is in line or seated outside of the place. We walked in and ordered a Chicken Pide and Kunefe. The lady was a making a fresh batch of Kunefe! The chicken pida was kind of like an American flatbread but shaped like a boat! It was sooo good and the best part about it, it was fresh!
The second day, we decided to go back for more because we needed something quick before the airport but also something we would enjoy.
So we came back and tried the dumplings

The restaurant is tiny, you won't know if you missed it and walked past. Even the sign is small. But what they lack in pomp and show is very quickly made up for in the food.

The place inside is sweltering, and so that is why we took a spot outside. They have a lot of options but are limited to vegetarian ones. You can ask them to make any option into a veggie one, but I don't think it would be the same taste.

They have a fridge with some drinks (no alcohol). Most of the drinks are the classic Coke, Water, Juice, etc. but they have traditional Turkish ones too! They were something

I got the ground beef which was very tasty and close to authentic the way I remember it in Turkey as a child. Next time I need to get the lamachun. I'd definitely go back!

Amazing authentic Turkish food. Our favorites are the dumplings, Lahmacun and the various Pides (pizza like boat shaped freshly made and baked)..Halal meat selection including the pepperoni! 🍕

I was starving while visiting the Pike Place Market and my friend recommended this restaurant and it did not disappoint. We got several items to share including the meatballs, gyro, chicken, ground beef and pepperoni pides along with Turkish dumplings served in yogurt butter sauce. Everything was delicious that even my kids licked their plates clean. They have a few tables set up outside and some indoor seating.

My husband and I stopped in here to grab a bite. We ordered the lahmacun and Turkish coffee. The food, drink and service were all exceptional! Looking forward to trying something else on a return trip.

We came here last minute later in the evening around Pike where a lot of spots are closed. We saw good reviews and frankly have never tried this type of food so we gave it a whirl. The service was so friendly! We had the doner pide which was larger than expected and way more delicious! The crust and breading were phenomenal especially with the sauce they give you. It's sliced up so it's easy to grab and eat. If pizza was like this around my corner I'd be here all the time. Don't overlook this spot

Had high expectations for this place based on reviews but it turned out to be a total dud. The veg pizza was pretty much tasteless and bland. The crust was crispy but no flavors in sauce. The Turkish coffee was okayish.

I went to this small restaurant in Downtown Seattle. The location itself is super great. It's located in the 1st ave, which is so close to the pike place market. The only problem I had was the parking lot. This is not my first time trying Turkish food, but this experience was one of the best I had for sure. I had the beyti kebab and ground beef pide. The beyti kabab was so good. It's ground beef wrapped in bread covered with yogurt in the top and tomato sauce at the Bottom with some vegetables. And the ground beef pide was super solid. It is super light and thin. Once I finished

Pide was flavorful, but kind of too similar from a regular pizza. Salad was delicious and well worth the price.

We got take out to eat in our hotel.. very close to where we're staying.. the food looks good and wanted to try some Turkish food!!

Not sure why I haven't visited Miss Cafe more often. Hrmmm....As written in most of my reviews, what I value most are hard working family owned business. Miss Cafe encompasses this value. Not only are they hard working, but they are so very kind. THE FOOD- WOW! The food is amazing all fresh made to order. There's no place like Miss Cafe. Best pide in Seattle hands down. The dough is perfectly crisp on the outside, and tender on the inside with hot melted cheese and full of flavor and spices! Salads are simple yet flavorful made with tangy dressing! I'm looking forward to trying their

We were just walking around nearby and happened to stop by Miss cafe since they were open at the time and had outdoor eating.

The woman was taking orders and making them. She was so sweet and gave us good insight on what are the popular menu items. I went with the manti which was good but the donner kabob pizza was amazing. It had a crispy crust and a cheesy middle that just melted in your mouth. I was also given a complimentary tea which was so kind. Highly recommended this place.

Okay so, do yourself a favor and try the Lahmacun! The crispy crust, savory meat and fresh veggies are so perfect together!

I will be returning to have more Lahmacun and try other items!

One guy was doing it all, and doing it well. He takes your order, cooks it, and serves it too. Options: vegan, vegetarian, chicken, or beef.
Liked the veggie pides with cheese, tomatoes, green onions, parsley, all in a hot, crispy thin crunchy crust. Mint garlic sauce with it was perfect.
And a cozy booth to sit and shake off the rain.

We stopped by this cute Turkish cafe late afternoon and we were greeted warmly. We ordered a mozzarella and veggie pides. They made it to order and served it piping hot right from the oven. They were big and the base was thinner than flat bread and was soft but crispy enough to hold the veggies and cheese. There were mushrooms, broccoli, onions, parsley veggies. The mozzarella was more cheesy with some tomatoes. No tomato sauce on base. The pides came with tzatiki sauce which went well together. I wish there was some chilli pepper that I could have used. They had tabasco and sriracha sauce but

Miss Café is conveniently located on 1st Street at Pike Place Market. It also opens till late at 10-ish every night. Comes in handy for after shopping or after movie/show hang-out. It's a touch divvy but perfectly clean, just like the rest of PPM. :)

Miss Café serves up some popular Turkish food. They have a solid Pide menu, which is the Turkish pizza in the shape of a football. I had the vegan pizza, which I thought was very tasty especially with the optional yogurt sauce. I do wish it was more crispy; maybe they did brown it more to avoid burning the veggies. The Beyti Kebab