Off The Rez Cafe

About

Located within the modern architecture of the Burke Museum on the University of Washington campus, Off The Rez Cafe offers a unique dining experience in Seattle’s University District. This Native American restaurant has become a popular destination for both museum visitors and local students, drawing praise for its airy, light-filled space. The cafe features a distinctive design where a massive glass wall can be tilted open, allowing guests to enjoy their meals with an indoor-outdoor atmosphere that is particularly inviting during pleasant weather. The menu centers on traditional fry bread, served both as a savory foundation for Indian tacos and as a sweet dessert. Diners frequently highlight the bison taco as a standout choice, noting the warm, fluffy texture of the bread paired with well-cooked, flavorful meat and fresh vegetables. For those with a sweet tooth, the fry bread can be customized with various toppings, such as cinnamon, sugar, or seasonal jams. With a solid 4.6 rating from hundreds of reviewers, the cafe provides a convenient and flavorful stop for those looking to explore Native American cuisine in a contemporary, accessible setting.

What clients say

Located at the Burke Museum, this cafe is widely praised for its fresh, flavorful fry bread and Indian tacos, particularly the bison variety. While many diners enjoy the unique, open-air atmosphere and high-quality food, some visitors report inconsistent service and concerns regarding portion sizes relative to the price.

Opening hours

Friday

10 AM–5 PM

Monday

Closed

Sunday

10 AM–5 PM

Tuesday

10 AM–5 PM

Saturday

10 AM–5 PM

Thursday

10 AM–5 PM

Wednesday

10 AM–5 PM

Contact

• 4300 15th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105
• (206) 414-8226
• offthereztruck.com