Love love love this spot! Perfect for brunch with great food selection. All of my friends loved their plate, my favorite meals are the chicken and waffle and the katsu sandwich! They do offer a bottle champagne as an alternative to bottomless mimosa. Ambiance - 10/10. Cutie little indoor with great outdoor space. Food - 10/10 Drinks - 3/5. We got the bottle of champagne with their house juice which was ok. Service - 5/5. Mobile orders!

My friends took me here for some dinner near their place before going out for some drinks. The ordering process was contactless; we scanned a QR code to get to the menu and ordered right from our phones. It's especially great if you want to split checks because you pay when you order. I ordered the Pork Katsu Sandwich and Fries ($15). The only thing that I wish that the online ordering site had was a notes box for you to write any (reasonable) modifications or at least notes like allergies on your order. Otherwise we would still have to flag a server down to ask or confirm about allergies. However, with that said, the servers were still very attentive and were very accommodating for us. They brought everything that we asked for out quickly and easily. My pork katsu sandwich was so huge that I couldn't finish it all. It was good, but the first couple bites were very crunchy because they were so hard. It wasn't crispy like most fried foods are; it was crunchy. I did have a bit of trouble biting into it since I was scared of breaking my permanent retainers behind my teeth. Once I got past the first couple bites though it was a bit easier to bite through. The fact that the katsu was overfried would have made this review three stars, but the service here was so great and friendly that I bumped it up to four stars. The flavors are there, it's just the technique of the cooking that needs a bit more work. The people working here are great though!

Ok Seattle brunch scene... I see you. This is definitely a spot to take people if you are tired of regular American brunch fare. The bubble waffle and chicken were delightful with just the right amount of sweetness and the poutine-like fries were so soppy and yummy. We went hiking afterwards otherwise we would have felt bloated for days. It is heavy and rich but worth it for the flavor. There was no wait for brunch with plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. We got street parking.

Bold flavors, great taste! Not having many Hawaiian food experiences, we visited without any expectations. Even when dining in, orders are made from the Toast Takeout app = no waiting for a waiter and pre-pay, but I wish I could preview the food before ordering. Nonetheless, we took a leap of faith and were pleasantly surprised. Short notes on our food: -Pulehu Ribs: 4 tender, meat-off-bone ribs. Didn't taste much kimchi in the mac, but still makes a savory pair with the ribs. Fair warning that the Slaw is intense in cilantro. Definitely recommended. -Happy hour wings: set of 6 soft and juicy patty wings. The sauce is tangy and slightly spicy, similar to a Buffalo sauce. Very generous coating, so I should have ordered sauce on the side. Great value! -Aloha slider: the bread is very sweet and sandwiches a fair portion of pulled pork. Fair warning on the strong scent of rice vinegar. -Porn Belly Musubi: the thick cut is what makes this dish appealing and unappealing. Great visually, but the meat was tough and put up a fight when biting. I'll stick to the classic Spam Musubi. Great experience overall and would definitely come again.

We came here after bar hopping around the area and glad that we did. Family friendly and yummy cocktails. I ordered the mimosa and my husband ordered the hibiscus margarita, for food we ordered the tofu bowl and shared a bunch of the meat dishes. We especially love the loft area upstairs!

My main issue with Super Six was that everything sounded amazing; choosing just one dish to eat was almost impossible. I landed on the Chicken n' waffles. I couldn't pass on the thought of the airy and chewy Honk Kong bubble waffles, with fried chicken. The Chicken n' Waffles definitely had me doing my happy dance while I was eating. We also ordered POG mimosas, which was a Hawaiian twist on a brunch classic. When at Super Six, you order through your phone and they bring the food out to you. In regards to parking I had to do some searching and block-circling in the nearby residential area for parking, but it wasn't impossible. Super Six is definitely one of my favorite food spots in Seattle. I have to go back and fight the temptation to order the Chicken n' waffles again so I can try other things on the menu!

Came to Super Six to celebrate a friend's birthday brunch today! Located right next to Coffeeholic, it's a popular destination with street parking that may be a bit difficult. The streets are incredibly narrow and make it hard for cars to pass one another, so I'd suggest arriving a bit early to find a good spot to park! Luckily there is a TON of seating options available - ranging from indoor seating and outdoor areas that are either covered or in the sun! I don't think there is too much to say about service - everything you order will be done through a QR code system and you pay/tip without any human contact. Servers came and checked up on us once, but nothing else beyond that. Our hostess was incredibly nice though - as we were leaving the restaurant she came out the door and said bye to the birthday girl and friends! In terms of food, I ordered the hangover - basically fries loaded with gravy, kalua pork, cheese, and an egg! The gravy was seasoned very well and the pork was very juicy! The meal was very hearty, however I felt like it needed another component to really brighten up the dish. Maybe something acidic or hot sauce would've brightened it up! Otherwise, a very satisfying meal! All in all, this was a great spot for brunch, and I certainly look forward to coming back and trying other dishes!