Bright, open space with plenty of warm seating invites relaxation. Atmosphere feels cozy and nostalgic, blending coffee shop chill with inviting scents of baked goods. Desserts stand out as phenomenal and varied, drawing a crowd that appreciates quality sweets.
Brownies stand out with dense, undercooked texture and generous size, including flavors like Nutella, Oreo, and peanut butter. The menu also features mini apple pies, cookies, and individual tarts, alongside coffee and gelatos.
Coffee here is insanely delicious with a great espresso and options like caramel latte and Haz Au Lait. It pairs well with savory pastries and desserts in a cozy, relaxing atmosphere.
Good to know
Baxter & Frost offers a huge variety of treats like cinnamon rolls, brownies, and ice cream.
Expect limited seating, which may be a challenge during busy hours.
Prices are on the higher side, especially for day-old bakery goods.
Small space with large windows offers views of city life and an iconic landmark. Warm, cozy interior with wooden furniture and low fi music creates a quiet, artistic vibe. Known for exceptional banh mi sandwiches and artisanal coffee, it attracts locals seeking quality and a relaxed atmosphere.
Grilled cheese sandwiches come with turkey or as a Vietnamese baguette with tofu, both served on incredible bread. The club sandwich pairs well with Vietnamese coffee.
Vietnamese coffee stands out with a perfectly balanced and refreshing taste. The lattes and cappuccinos are consistently well made, capturing the essence of Seattle's coffee culture.
Good to know
The cafe only offers takeout; there is no indoor seating available.
Prices are reasonable compared to other cafes in Seattle, with sandwiches averaging $10.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Cozy space with high ceilings and views of the Space Needle from every table creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Classy 90s rap music plays softly, adding to the pleasant vibe. Small size and popularity mean reservations are essential to secure a seat.
Eggs Benedict stands out with versions like kalua pig and lox that bring unique flavors. Dutch babies and sweet potato soup add variety to the American food offerings.
Good to know
Reservations are a must, especially for weekend brunch.
Expect long wait times if you don't have a reservation.
The cafe is small, so seating is limited.
Cozy spot with a casual, comfortable vibe and a quiet outdoor patio filled with beautiful plants and spacious seating. It attracts people looking for a peaceful break near a hospital setting. Beverage prices run higher than average, reflecting its hidden gem status in a hotel environment.
Tomato soup pairs with a grilled cheese sandwich for a classic combo. Biscuits and gravy also appear on the menu alongside coffee.
Coffee comes with an excellent cappuccino and pairs well with food like grilled cheese and tomato soup. The coffee is consistently delicious and enjoyable.
Good to know
Beverage prices are slightly higher than average for the area.
Expect friendly and attentive customer service from the staff.
The café is conveniently located for hotel guests and hospital visitors.
Rustic old hunting club style blends with chic retro diner design in a calm, quiet dining room. Tight booth seating and inviting ambience create a cozy yet intimate setting. Soul music plays softly, enhancing the relaxed vibe without overpowering conversation.
Eggs Benedict served on a biscuit stands out alongside Corned Beef Hash and hearty Chicken Pot Pie. The menu also features tasty grilled cheese sandwiches, chowder fries, and cauliflower steak.
Toasted marshmallow latte stands out as a unique and flavorful option. The coffee overall is very good, with options like a strong decaf Americano and classic cappuccinos available.
Good to know
Happy hour offers great prices on select items from 4-6pm daily.
A prix fixe menu is available from Thursday to Sunday.
Reservations are recommended during busy weekend brunch hours.
Outdoor seating on a pier offers waterfront views and a calming atmosphere with UK vibes and kitschy decor. The space feels welcoming and comfortable, often accompanied by soft background music and a neighborhood feel even for visitors.
Pies come with oat crumble tops or loaded with gravy and tater tots with cheese and bacon. Chicken pot pie stands out as scrumptious and divine. Mac and cheese pie appeals to kids, while sausage rolls come with toppings and tater tots.
Mocha coffee stands out with its less sweet profile and a clear chocolate hint that balances well with the coffee taste. Americano and espresso options come at reasonable prices and pair well with meals or sweets.
Good to know
Happy hour offers pasties for $6, making it a great deal.
During happy hour, drinks are $1 off, but most items are full price.
The restaurant is pet friendly, allowing you to bring your furry friends.
Parisian cabaret style sets a unique atmosphere with 1930s CanCan decor and lively music. Spacious indoor seating and an open patio offer pleasant views and natural light. The vibe stays fun and friendly, with a crowd that grows lively yet remains conversational.
Eggs Benedict stands out with prosciutto adding a savory twist. Fried chicken uses boneless thighs for a tender, juicy bite. Sausages, breads, and beignets round out the classic American flavors.
Coffee comes in a French press, adding a special touch. Lattes taste good but arrive not very hot.
Good to know
Happy hour runs on weekends from 3 to 5 PM, offering good deals.
A 5% Living Wage Fee is added to the bill without prior notice.
Parking can be challenging as the restaurant is located in an alley.
Small kiosk with counter-style seating for about ten people offers a clean, cozy vibe with fun local decor featuring references to Japan and Seattle. Atmosphere stays relaxing and welcoming, enhanced by good music and quirky menu names. Waffles stand out as crispy outside, chewy inside, drawing regulars for quick, satisfying bites.
Fried chicken comes out tender, juicy, and flavorful without being greasy. Grandma's apple pie waffle pairs well with ice cream and features a perfectly spiced syrup alongside fried garlic chips and bacon.
Minty Vietnamese coffee called Sleepless in Seattle stands out with four shots and milk. Coffee comes from a machine and costs $5, with options like coffee and lemonade also available.
Good to know
Seating is extremely limited, with only four seats available.
The chicken and waffles are Asian style, not southern style.
Takeout is recommended due to limited seating.
Minimalist artsy decor creates an open, airy space with rotating art displays and subtle background music. The vibe blends cozy cafe comfort with a relaxed wine bar atmosphere, making it suitable for dates or meetings. Seating is ample and the environment feels clean and welcoming.
Grilled cheese sandwiches come in several varieties but tend to be average in flavor. Soups like clam chowder and tomato soup accompany the sandwiches. Service can be slow, with long waits between orders.
Coffee here stands out for its smooth Spanish latte with a perfect balance and touch of sweetness. The Tiramisu Latte also comes hot and rich, offering a unique twist on classic flavors.
Good to know
Expect higher prices for menu items, with some sandwiches over $15.
The cafe connects directly to Hotel Pacific, offering convenience for guests.
They have a secure bathroom with a code for customer access.
Cozy coffee shop with a hipster vibe and quiet corner setting near waterfront views. Atmosphere feels vibrant yet relaxed, with in-house made chocolate and syrups enhancing the experience. Frequented by those seeking high-quality chocolate treats and a calm place to enjoy them.
Chocolate chip cookies stand out here, known for their rich flavor and soft texture. The spot also offers brownies that complement the cookie selection well.
Iced vanilla latte and lavender cardamom coffee stand out with rich, unique flavors. Hot coffee arrives piping hot and blends hints of chocolate with espresso for a smooth taste.
Good to know
Parking is paid and tricky, requiring at least 2 hours of paid parking.
The price of lattes is under $5, making it affordable.
All chocolate is made in-house and offers dairy-free options.
Waterfront views and a full-service bar on upper floors create a lively setting. Crowded and cramped seating contrasts with great Bloody Marys and fresh seafood options. Self-serve drinks and Apple Pay add convenience amid a busy atmosphere.
Dungeness crab shines in the eggs Benedict with generous crab meat and perfectly poached eggs. Clam chowder comes creamy and rich with plenty of clam and a touch of potato. Crab cakes offer a rich, crabby flavor, and hash browns add a tasty side.
Unlimited coffee flows during breakfast and brunch on certain floors. A self-serve option costs $5 and delivers strong, rich flavor. Sitting by the window with a Bloody Mary or coffee adds to the experience.
Good to know
Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
Expect a 30-40 minute wait for tables during weekend brunch hours.
The restaurant opens for lunch at 12 pm, so plan accordingly.
Elegant steakhouse with intimate windowless dining and bright lighting that highlights activity in the open kitchen. Atmosphere blends family-friendly warmth with occasional noise requiring raised voices. Known for high-quality steaks and a well-curated wine and cocktail menu.
Steaks like the porterhouse and prime rib stand out for their tenderness and flavor. Sides include sweet potato casserole and roasted brussel sprouts, complementing the main dishes well.
Coffee here is consistently great and pairs well with desserts like cheesecake and crème brûlée. Espresso and decaf options are available, complementing rich desserts such as Chocolate Sin Cake.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. daily.
The happy hour menu is only available in the bar area.
Expect to pay around $100 per person for a full meal.
Small Italian restaurant offers indoor and outdoor private seating with a shaded patio ideal for people watching. Atmosphere stays welcoming and peaceful despite busy surroundings, complemented by impeccable music choices. The vibe suits relaxed lunches amid market hustle.
Mac and cheese comes in a creamy bread bowl that offers a rich, flavorful taste and a generous portion. Pizza also appears alongside this hearty dish.
Espresso shots here balance not too sweet nor too bitter flavors well. They serve espresso alongside pizza and sometimes with a macaron for a smooth finish.
Good to know
A mandatory 20% service charge is added for parties of two or more.
Expect to pay over $50 for a pasta and a drink with no refills.
The restaurant charges an additional $1 fee for to-go boxes.
Dive bar with dark, cozy atmosphere and walls covered in quirky art and neon signs. Music plays from a digital jukebox featuring random and classic tunes, creating a lively vibe. Open 24 hours, it draws a mix of characters and offers a genuine Seattle rock ‘n’ roll spirit.
Mama's Meatloaf stands out with consistent praise. The menu also features tater tots, a Philly cheesesteak, and a notable reuben sandwich.
Coffee comes in a bottomless cup for $5, offering a smooth and rich taste. It pairs well with hearty dishes like omelettes and bacon, making for a satisfying meal with generous portions.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-7pm on weekdays with great deals on drinks.
Breakfast happy hour specials start before 8:00am with discounted menu items.
The cafe is open 24 hours a day, making it a convenient option.
Open kitchen and European style decor create a comfortable, quiet atmosphere with a clubby vibe from classic Sinatra and Bennett songs. The space feels calm and cozy, inviting relaxed conversation and a welcoming mood. Elevator access adds convenience to the setting.
Clam chowder stands out as creamy and hearty. The Eggs Benedict come out perfect and consistent. Buffalo wings and cheeseburgers deliver solid, flavorful American classics.
Coffee service involves some wait and staff bring drinks to tables. The latte tastes delicious but overall coffee quality is mediocre. To go coffee is available and often paired with a pastry.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm on weekdays with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Parking is available on-site, but it can fill up quickly during peak hours.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller purchases.
Restaurant offers breathtaking water views and a classic setting with comfortable seating. Outdoor dining includes heated patio space, often accompanied by live music. Cocktails receive attention from skilled bartenders, enhancing a relaxed yet refined atmosphere.
Seafood dishes like lobster mac and cheese, king salmon, and bouillabaisse stand out. Breakfast options include steak and eggs and eggs Benedict, with desserts like lemon ricotta cheesecake and honey lavender crème brûlée.
Coffee features Zoka drip coffee that tastes delicious. Oceanfront views accompany the coffee experience.
Good to know
Happy hour prices for drinks are a couple of dollars off.
The restaurant is often fully booked, so making a reservation is recommended.
Valet parking costs $15 for dining.