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Hip space serving Native American sweet or savory fry bread tacos & sides inside the Burke Museum.
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Address: 4300 15th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: (206) 414-8226
Website: http://offthereztruck.com/
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Seattle’s 1st Native food truck, cafe & caterer specializing in handmade frybread & Indigenous fare.
Reviews
Lilypad
Indian tacos were delicious, and the frybread was warm and soft! The sweet potato salad was definitely a new taste for me, I think the abundance of ingredients overwhelmed me but it tasted good over all . This place is right inside the museum which is a great spot. Not only are you learning about history but you have an opportunity to try Indian cuisine.
… moreCape Grape
Food truck ftw! Anytime it’s outside of chucks, I go visit! My first time having fry bread since being in Arizona and it didn’t disappoint.
Off the rez burger is meaty and satisfying while having the perfect amt of sauce! Love the fry bread, amazing treat that satisfies the carb and sweet tooth! Forgot to take a pic because it was eaten so fast! Lol.
… moreOff the rez burger is meaty and satisfying while having the perfect amt of sauce! Love the fry bread, amazing treat that satisfies the carb and sweet tooth! Forgot to take a pic because it was eaten so fast! Lol.
Mika Phillips
I ordered the cedar blackberry latte. It was the worst drink I’ve ever been served. It was just watery milk with no flavor.
The staff members were nice and the drink was pretty though.
… moreThe staff members were nice and the drink was pretty though.
BEE S.
Very cool café located in the entrance of the Burke Museum! Finish your drink before you enter the museum, and you don’t need to buy a museum ticket to get a drink.
I got a very nice, warm Mocha to combat Seattle’s rainy weather, and it was delicious. The Café is in a greenhouse style area, with tall stools and regular seating. The Café is smaller, and there is two entrances,, one in the hallway and one from the outside.
The museum and café is wheelchair accessible, and a great experience overall!
… moreI got a very nice, warm Mocha to combat Seattle’s rainy weather, and it was delicious. The Café is in a greenhouse style area, with tall stools and regular seating. The Café is smaller, and there is two entrances,, one in the hallway and one from the outside.
The museum and café is wheelchair accessible, and a great experience overall!
Zupain
Great spot attached to the museum. Food truck is awesome. Very tasty fry breads and fast service for how busy it was. Definitely recommend this place. Sweet fry breads were delicious, we mixed the lemon with the raspberry and it was bomb.com. The savory fry breads are like giant tacos and are actually filling and a great deal for the price.
… moreC. Jacks.
Love the vibe! The food was really good, it reminded me of home (New Mexico).
I had the Bison Taco and Honey/powdered Sugar Fry Bread. The fry bread was perfect, crispy on the outside but soft and fluffy on the inside. The Bison taco was good overall, but the meat lacked a bit of flavor. I wish I would have gone with the chili beef.
I spent about $17 for two items and a canned drink.
I would come here again next time im in town.
… moreI had the Bison Taco and Honey/powdered Sugar Fry Bread. The fry bread was perfect, crispy on the outside but soft and fluffy on the inside. The Bison taco was good overall, but the meat lacked a bit of flavor. I wish I would have gone with the chili beef.
I spent about $17 for two items and a canned drink.
I would come here again next time im in town.
Sijeeta Deb
Loved the fry bread. We tried Classic Beef Chili Indian Taco and Chicken Taco. Both were really good. Loved the cozy vibe of the cafe. They had a wide variety of coffee at reasonable price.
… moreJesse James
We’ve heard a lot about the food truck, but living in the south sound we’ve yet to run into it. Planning our first visit to the Burke, we were excited to finally get the opportunity to try their recipes. The food and service were both perfect. The fry bread and the ingredients used to fill them were all delicious. My partner enjoyed the rice bowl as well, filled with fresh vegetables and wild rice like the rice we grew up on in Northern Minnesota. I think I enjoyed the bbq pork taco just a bit more than the bison, but am glad I tried them both. The strawberry fry bread was a great choice for something sweet. Will be craving these now…
… moreT Huang
The food was flavorful. However, the portions are quite small. I was the first in line, but it still took about 20 minutes to get my food.
… moreJoshua Fagan
A charming little cafe in the Burke museum that serves a lot of fry bread and quite a few tacos on fry bread, both of which I highly recommend. The sweetened fry bread is a delectable treat, especially when topped with cinnamon. What most positively surprised me though, were the Indian tacos, particularly the bison one, which came with a large amount of bison meat. Students flock here quite often, even the ones who are not going to the Burke museum, which is a testament to the quality of the food here. I must say the service was rather lackluster, find another kind of person who cares too much about that kind of thing, as long as the food is good, which it certainly is here.
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