Truth be told, I only discovered Jazzz because the Trident next door was completely full. In desperate need of coffee (and in the days before the Wired Monk), I walked into Jazzz and was pleasantly surprised. The place is a lot bigger than it looks on the outside (although I find the decor a bit bland and uninviting), and they have lots of food and beverages to choose from. The coffee is great ("Seattles Best" brand), and it's a lot cheaper than the gourmet & fair trade coffees nearby. The sandwiches are fresh, the soups are delicious, and the muffins & sweets are pretty good too.

I'm not jazzed about their name or their setup (if it were cozier, I'd be more tempted to eat-in, rather than grab a take-out), but they have quick meals when you need them and there isn't anything else like that in that neighbourhood. It has a lot of potential to be even better though.