This simple, no frills, Seattle establishment is a beloved neighborhood eatery that gets rave reviews. Voula’s Off-Shore Café is a traditional diner serving up classic comfort food dishes with a hint of Greek flare. The enormous menu of mouth watering options features tried and true favorites like three egg scrambles, stuffed omelettes, piled-high pancakes, specialty sandwiches, juicy burgers and so much more. Once features on the famed Food Network show, "Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives" the menu even offers the favorite dishes of Guy Fieri. For a truly sinfully delicious treat, try one of their hand dipped shakes or malts.
Sweet and savory pastries made in house daily. Vivace espresso.
Cherry Street Coffee House has multiple branches in Seattle and this Olive Street location provides an airy ambience for relishing breakfast treats, coffees and chilled drinks. The beverage menu includes Cappuccino, Hot Apple Cider, Loose Leaf Tea, Italian Soda, Banana Smoothie, White Chocolate and Drip Coffee. For breakfast, guests can opt for Sun-dried Tomato Feta or sandwiches in varieties such as Fresh Mozzarella, Tuna Salad and Falafel. Try a refreshing Iced Tea on a warm summer day and a Black Bean Soup during winter. This café also offers catering facilities for private events.
This University District eatery caters to scholars in tweedy jackets, students in jeans and T-shirts, neighbors in just about anything, and visitors, also in just about anything but with bags. Unlike most University District cafes, this one prides itself on offering an atmosphere of quiet culture blended with the more usual student banter. The food at this classy little cafe is always imaginative, and more healthy than typical cafe fare. The veggie focaccia is highly recommended and the smoked turkey sandwich is a meal or two in itself. Fresh, flavorful, home-style soups and sandwiches abound here. Credit cards are not accepted.
A Seattle institution since 1978, many locals still think this Eastlake eatery serves the best brunch in town. People line up on weekends for the 25 varieties of omelets, huge cinnamon rolls and the pancake-of-the-day. The Tahitian French Toast with tahini spread is also popular. The atmosphere is casual, some might even say Bohemian, with local art on the walls. The location on the east edge of Lake Union isn't exactly in the center of the city, but the water views and delicious nosh bring people in from all over town.
An all day diner that turns hip lounge in the evenings, Lost Lake Cafe & Lounge is a popular spot in the Pike-Pine corridor. Serving up a good selection of All-American classics like pancakes, grilled cheese, bacon, eggs, country fried steak and other favorites, it's always packed at breakfast. However this facade changes as night falls, when it becomes a hip lounge, perfect for a post-work drink with friends. The bar section is lively especially during happy hour from 6pm to 9pm in the evenings.
Northwest product in a contemporary american style Be sure to try the biscuits. You won't be sorry.
