The Salty Shack — Restaurant in Seattle

Wow! Super impressed by this new creation from the Octopus family. The sandwiches were a good size, very tasty and filling. French fries were perfectly seasoned, and that spicy aioli is delicious enough to bottle!

If the food isn't enough to convince you, the extensive to go cocktail menu and cocktail kits are a real winner. You will definitely find more than one craft cocktail that you'll want to try.

The attention to detail in the packaging was a really nice touch. Our food was well packed with interesting "American news" paper filler, plus a surprise sweet treat to go with!

If you stop by in person you'll receive friendly, quick customer service and while you wait you can enjoy the gorgeous holiday window decorations or stay warm next to space heater in there covered waiting area.

It goes without saying that the Salty Shack is setting itself apart from other walk up/to go bars and eateries. My only disappointment is I don't...

I used to come here a lot and it had been a while since I had eaten here. I felt like the quality had dropped since the last time I had one of their sandwiches. The bread they’re using is super dry and honestly just not good at all. It was like the cheapest white bread you could find. The sandwich also had a ton of mayo-type dressing but then also comes with a dipping sauce, which is weird. I think I’d prefer just choosing what spread I’d like on the sandwich since dipping a sandwich in a teeny little cup is not very convenient. The sandwich contents were also really concentrated in the middle so the outer portions are basically just bread which is kind of a bummer. On top of all of this, I never got the side that comes with the sandwich. Assuming they forgot to put it in my to-go bag.

I think a few changes to address these things could...

Genuinely bad. I do not recommend this location. $60 tab just to end up cooking at home anyways because it was so unappetizing and unfilling.

I wouldn't be mad at the food I got if it wasn't so expensive. Just know if you're going to eat here that a sandwich is going to run you AT MINIMUM 15-20 dollars and it won't be very good. A can of red bull is 6 dollars for the smallest can size. Untoasted, crumbly bread with grocery store ingredients stuffed between. I found 2 hairs in my sandwich and in my partners wrap. There is no customer service to speak of due to the nature of the takeout kiosk, but the person who handed me my food was...