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PaseoBWorth Trying
1760 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA 98134
· Restaurant, Breakfast restaurant, Caribbean restaurant
· 4.5/5 Google (2140 reviews)
Reservations · Delivery · Takeout · Outdoor seating
Big, messy Caribbean sandwiches near the stadiums with bold flavors and generous portions, counter-service vibe, and some inconsistency; great pregame stop if you do not mind saucy sandwiches and tricky parking.
Why it gets a B for overall quality
Paseo excels as a casual neighborhood favorite with strong food quality and excellent value, but inconsistent seasoning and grease levels prevent grade A-grade performance. The stadium-adjacent location and pregame buzz make it worth visiting if you're in the area, though the functional, no-frills setting and occasional execution lapses keep it solidly in the good-but-not-exceptional range.
Restaurant Summary
Steps from Seattle’s stadiums, Paseo buzzes with pregame energy and the smell of caramelized onions. Expect counter service, your name called over an intercom, and sandwiches that are gloriously messy. As one diner put it, "the roast pork was a delicious mess with a kick," though others note grease and heavy onions. Seating is ample, the vibe is loud and lively, and parking enforcement nearby can be ruthless. The cooking leans Caribbean-inspired comfort: slow-roasted pork, garlicky aioli, seasoned fries, bowls, and a few seafood and tofu options. It is not fancy—more about big flavors and big portions than finesse. The famous Caribbean Roast draws raves when the balance is right, but a few sandwiches skew bland or overly greasy. If you want a polished plate, look elsewhere; if you want a saucy, two-napkin sando, this hits. Families do fine here thanks to simple sides like fries, bowls over rice, and basic proteins. There is patio space and even games mentioned, but note onion-forward, spicy, and pineapple-accented items that can surprise picky eaters. Ask for lighter onions or choose a bowl with tofu or chicken for a kid-friendlier path.
At a Glance
- Famous Caribbean Roast delivers bold, juicy pork when on form
- Generous portions offer solid value at moderate prices
- Great pregame location near stadiums and Showbox SoDo
- Sandwiches can be greasy or onion-heavy; occasional dryness
- Parking enforcement is strict; limited free spots and quick ticketing
What Sets It Apart
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- stadium_area_convenience
- hearty_sandwich_portions
What People Love
- That first bite of juicy roast pork with garlicky aioli
- Hearty portions that feel worth the price
- Lively atmosphere that suits game days
- Fries and aioli combo that keeps people dipping
Points of Concern
- Parking is limited and tickets are common in the adjacent lot
- Quality swings: some sandwiches reported as greasy or underseasoned
- Onion-forward builds and spicy elements can overwhelm sensitive palates
- Counter-service model means self-bussing and occasional order hiccups
Service & Dining Experience
Service StyleCounter With Seating
Average Cost$28-38 per person
ReservationsRecommended
What to Order
- For lighter option, choose West Caribbean Bowl with chicken or tofu
- Order Famous Roasted Corn as a shareable side
- Avoid parking in the adjacent paid lot; use street parking or transit
Perfect For
- Pregame bite before a game or concert
- Casual group lunch with hearty portions
- Quick counter-service meal with bold flavors
- Sandwich lovers who enjoy a saucy, messy sando
Location Insights
Area: Industrial-urban district by stadiums; pregame crowds, casual spots, parking enforcement nearby.
Safety: Generally busy on event days; typical urban vigilance recommended; no notable safety issues in reviews beyond parking tickets.
Nearby: Near T-Mobile Park, Lumen Field, and Showbox SoDo; draws concert and game-day traffic.
Industrial DistrictThe Industrial District is characterized by a mix of warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and newer residential developments. Dining options tend to be casual and eclectic, often catering to workers and locals, with a growing presence of trendy eateries and breweries as the area undergoes revitalization.
SoDo (South of Downtown)SoDo is known for its proximity to major sports venues and event centers, with a lively atmosphere on game days. The dining scene includes sports bars, casual dining, and innovative restaurants that serve a mix of traditional and contemporary fare, reflecting the area's industrial roots and urban renewal.
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Monday10:00–18:00
Tuesday10:00–22:00
Wednesday10:00–22:00
Thursday10:00–22:00
Friday10:00–22:00
Saturday11:00–22:00
Sunday11:00–15:00
Available: Reservations, Delivery, Takeout, Outdoor seating
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