The Other Coast Cafe

My favorite sandwich place in Seattle. The vegetarian options are amazing, but there are more than enough for meat lovers, too. My only complaint is that they don't gave the fries that the old Queen Anne location had. Those fries were irreplaceable, and I think about them all the time. That doesn't stop me from coming here for the sandwiches, though. They're still worth the trip! 10/10

I always tell myself I will try something new, but default to my usual (Rajun Cajun) because it's just that good. I always request pickled red onions instead of regular red onions on my sammy because it gives it a little extra something, and it's SO GREAT. Their bacon is always on point, as well. Never had a bad meal here, and their bread stays perfect/doesn't fall apart or get soggy even after transporting home. Inside is very small and fills quickly, but there is outdoor seating, too. Price depends on if you're just getting an entree or an entree & side/drink. Just a sandwich will run you between $10-20 per person. Including a side & drink will run ~$20-25.

Other Coast is a sandwich shop right on Ballard Ave. Parking here is tough so you may have to walk a bit. They have a few seats inside plus a couple of tables outside in the front. The staff here are really nice, they run a tight shift in here pumping out sandwiches pretty quick. They have a good sized menu, prices aren't bad for the portion size you receive but they're packed with great flavor. Mantooth is good but you can't go wrong with any sandwich, really.

I was a huge fan of their lower Queen Anne location until it closed. Decided to try this one while I was at the Farmers Market a couple weeks ago. The good: the Electric Wizard sandwich was delicious and every bit as good as I remember it. Highly recommend this sandwich. It has a hint of smokey flavor. The sliced pork meat on it is to die for. Friendly service up front as well. Now the bad: you really need to order ahead and plan to pick up. I made the mistake of eyeballing the line and there was only one other person in line. "This should be a quick bite" I thought to myself as I got in line. Nope, 30 minutes later and still was waiting. There were hordes of Door Dash orders in front of mine which the customer would never know about judging from the short line at the register. Beware, they do not give in person customers any kind of preferential treatment in queue vs the Door Dash orders and so you may wait much longer than you anticipate.

Great sandwich shop! We got the vegan version of the Raging Cajun and it was perfect! Nice gooey cheese and a good mound of meat on a toasted baguette, and all vegan. Overall, a great place for vegans and non-vegans, and I look forward to going again and trying a different sandwich. There is outside and indoor seating, though the indoor seating is a bit limited. You can also order takeout or delivery. We ordered at the counter and sat inside, and it took about 10-15 minutes for the sandwich to arrive.