The Comfort Zone
Mother-daughter Black and women-owned soul food celebrating generational culinary heritage.
Known For
Mother-daughter Black and women-owned soul food celebrating generational culinary heritage.
Signature Items
Oxtails, mac & cheese, catfish, hush puppies, shrimp & grits
Hours
Tue-Fri 11:30am-8pm, Sat 3pm-8pm
Why Vantage Members Should Care
Mother-daughter ownership demonstrates intergenerational wealth building through food — and the oxtails are legendary.
Address
3642 33rd Ave S, Ste C6, Seattle, WA 98118
How To
How to Visit The Comfort Zone
A step-by-step guide to visiting The Comfort Zone — a BIPOC-owned business in Seattle curated by Vantage.
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Check their hours
Tue-Fri 11:30am-8pm, Sat 3pm-8pm
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Know what to order
Oxtails, mac & cheese, catfish, hush puppies, shrimp & grits
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Head to their location
Visit The Comfort Zone at 3642 33rd Ave S, Ste C6, Seattle, WA 98118 in Columbia City, Seattle.
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Support the business
Mother-daughter ownership demonstrates intergenerational wealth building through food — and the oxtails are legendary.
Frequently Asked
Questions about The Comfort Zone
What is The Comfort Zone?+
Mother-daughter Black and women-owned soul food celebrating generational culinary heritage.
What is The Comfort Zone known for?+
Oxtails, mac & cheese, catfish, hush puppies, shrimp & grits
What are the hours at The Comfort Zone?+
Tue-Fri 11:30am-8pm, Sat 3pm-8pm
Why should I visit The Comfort Zone?+
Mother-daughter ownership demonstrates intergenerational wealth building through food — and the oxtails are legendary.
Where is The Comfort Zone located?+
The Comfort Zone is in Columbia City, at 3642 33rd Ave S, Ste C6, Seattle, WA 98118, Seattle, Washington.
Who owns The Comfort Zone?+
The Comfort Zone is owned by Talya Miller & LaShon Lewis.
Curated by Vantage
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