Seattle's Best Breakfasts
Roll out of bed, rain or shine and you could opt to cook
at home, but then again, why not let someone else do the cooking. Seattle
has no shortage of fine spots for breakfast and our sampling below is just the
tip of the ice berg. Bon Apetit!
14 Carrot
Café
Enjoy a
leisurely breakfast, brunch or lunch at Eastlake's 14 Carrot Café. Standard
breakfast fare with some nifty specials thrown in each day and an excellent
latte cart outside on the sidewalk make this place worth waiting in line for
when it's busy. he room also features art from 1-3 local artists changed
out monthly.
14 Carrot Café
206-324-1442
2305 Eastlake
Ave. E.
Seattle
Alki Cafe
Just across
the street from the waters of Elliot Bay lies the Alki Café on the north shore
of West Seattle where tasty food and good service await you.
Walk off your meal with a stroll along the waterside parkway. If
you just need something to go check in with their bakery across the street.
Alki Cafe
206-935-0616
2726 Alki
Ave. S.W.
Seattle
Atlas
Foods
Another fine
addition to the growing number of Chow Foods establishments in the city.
Located in the University Village, Atlas features an Americana menu that
changes quarterly.
Atlas Foods
206-522-6025
2820 NE
University Village
Seattle
Blue Star
The Blue Star
features casual fare that always has a few house specials tossed in to boot.
Lots of egg selections with various concoctions you might not have even
thought of.
Blue Star
206-548-0345
4512 Stone
Way N
Seattle
Coastal
Kitchen
Large
portions and an open kitchen await you when you visit Capitol Hill's Coastal
Kitchen. Menu changes every few
months and the custom made foreign language tape loops in the bathrooms will
send you back to the table with a smile on your face. If there's a line
outside the counter inside is a sure bet and a great people watching spot as
well.
Coastal
Kitchen
206-322-1145
425 15th Ave.
E.
Seattle
Julia's in
Wallingford
This
Wallingford gem used to exist with three other locations around Seattle. Simply one of the best breakfast and brunch menu's in the
city with a home style atmosphere to boot. Expect a wait on weekends.
Julia's in
Wallingford
206-633-1175
4401
Wallingford
Seattle
Longshoreman's
Daughter
Adding to the
already artsy atmosphere of Fremont's lifestyle the longshoreman's daughter is a
great spot for breakfast with plenty of yummy specials mixed in with a wholesome
menu. Portions are large and the inside kitsch blends well with it's
Fremont location.
Longshoreman's
Daughter
206-633-5169
3508 Fremont
Pl N
Seattle
Mae's
Phinney Ridge Café
There's no
shortage of and humor here as you dine on an honest portion of standard
breakfast items. Cow stuff adorns many walls and the addition of an
espresso stand next door has upped the ante on their caffeine offerings.
Mae's Phinney
Ridge Café
206-782-1222
6412 Phinney
N
Seattle
Maggie
Bluffs
Breakfast,
gourmet burgers and salads make for a good jumping off point before your next
sail on the water, or trip up to Discovery Park.
Inside dining is nicely decorated, but the patio dining on sunny days is
to die for.
Maggie Bluffs
206-283-8322
2601 W Marina
Pl
Seattle
Maximilien
in the Market
The dark
green interior is framed by picture windows that look out onto Elliot Bay.
One of the finest French menus in the northwest makes a great place for
brunch as well as dinner on the weekend.
Maximilien in
the Market
206-682-7270
81-A Pike St
Seattle
Portage
Bay Café
Just up the
street from Lake Union, the Portage Bay Café pays homage to the rowing teams of
yesterday and today while serving up delicious casual American fare. The
pancake bar insures you'll have no trouble loading up your plate with lots of
tasty fruit compotes, whipped cream and butter. In the summer the patio
provides a nice alternative in the sunshine.
Portage Bay
Café
206-547-8230
4140
Roosevelt Way NE
Seattle
The 5 Spot
Always
celebrating an American region the 5 Spot brings you the tastes of New York,
Philadelphia, Chicago, the south and many others on a rotating basis.
Breakfast menu selections mimmick other local Chow Food establishments like the
Coastal Kitchen and Atlas.
The 5 Spot
206-285-7768
1502 Queen
Anne Ave. N.
Seattle
The Hunt
Club
Dark woods
adorn the interior of this fancy restaurant located inside the Sorrento
Hotel. Eggs benedict and other upscale standards make for a menu that's
fit for a king.
The Hunt Club
206-343-6156
900 Madison
St
Seattle
Patrick
Thomas/Fall 00
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