Locally owned restaurants & cafes along Swift Orange Line
Whether you’re taking a day trip or commuting home from work, there are a ton of amazing food options within a 10-minute walk of almost every station on Swift Orange Line. Of course, there are chain and fast-food options, but we gathered some of our favorite locally owned spots and put together an Orange Line food guide. Hop off at a station and try something new
With Swift Orange Line buses running every 10-20 minutes on weekdays and 15-20 minutes on weekends, it’s easy to take a quick (and tasty!) detour from your commute.
Don’t ride Swift Orange Line? Check out our Swift Blue Line and Swift Green Line food guides, and consider transferring from one Swift line to another to try out a new place to eat!
(All walk times are for south and westbound stations. Walk times may vary.)
High-end coffee shop and roaster featuring seasonal drinks, gelato, and pastries. The affogato (gelato with an espresso shot poured over the top) is a great way to cool down and get caffeinated.
Fresh baked naan, tandoori dishes, and a large veggie and vegan menu is served at this Mill Creek staple. Grab an order to go and be the envy of everyone on the bus.
Nothing beats a pitstop at Pochi on a summer day,
Pochi Bubble Tea – 3 min walk
Bubble tea, iced and milk teas, shakes, and small bites like gyoza and chicken nuggets are on offer at Pochi if you need a quick pick-me-up during lunch or a little treat after a long day at work.
Chicken or pork katsu-style on a burger? Say less! Get the Nori fries with a combo and if you’re feeling famished, brave the triple-patty Mt. Fuji burger.
Seoul Hotdog is the perfect place for a quick bite. Korean-style street hot dogs breaded with panko, fried with cheese, and chunks of potato. For a little more fun, top your hot dog with the sugar sprinkles!
Local ramen chain that offers a variety of styles (spicy garlic tonkatsu is a favorite) for both meat-eaters and vegetarians. Grab a quick bowl before heading home for the evening.
Who doesn’t crave a Bahn Mi? A favorite of Edmonds College students, Yeh Yeh’s serves up this popular pork sandwich alongside Pho and bubble tea. Thursday-Saturday try their Hu Tieu Bo Kho; a Vietnamese beef stew.