Seattle, WA

restaurants

Portage Bay

This hot spot has a few different locations, but their SLU restaurant is one of the largest. Try their giant pancakes, which come with a trip to the extensive toppings bar, or get the Migas, a Mexican-inspired scramble in a flour tortilla. Portage Bay also has vegan and gluten-free options.

Seattle, WA

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Skillet Diner

This spot takes diner food up a notch, with things like housemade biscuits and sage gravy that comes with smoked bacon jowl brown sugar sausage and pork belly and cornmeal waffles. Skillet opens at 7 am daily.

Seattle, WA

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Pete's Eggnest

There’s usually a line outside this spot on the weekends. Pete’s serves classic brunch staples in a friendly, no-frills atmosphere. Try the chicken-fried steak and eggs or the Pete’s Special French Toast. Open at 7 am daily.

Seattle, WA

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Toulouse Petit

Delicious, New Orleans-inspired food makes up this menu. Try the beignets, or one of their many eggs benedicts, like the Dungeness crab or the oyster and bacon. They also have Creole breakfast classics and sandwiches and salads, if breakfast food isn’t your thing.

Seattle, WA

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Porkchop & Co.

Take your typical, quaint breakfast-and-lunch cafe, add house-cured salami, homemade kimchi, and slow-poached eggs and you’ll get Porkchop & Co, Ballard’s ‘casual and creative’ from-scratch diner. With its concrete floors, exposed beams, and beautifully hand-lettered chalk menu, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into a small town butcher shop. Pull up a seat with friends or family, and don’t leave without trying their house-made shrub sodas with your Pork Belly Hash breakfast bowl.

Seattle, WA

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Local 360

You’ll find this gem of local color within the heart of Belltown. These foodies source most of their ingredients within a ‘360-mile radius of Seattle,’ ensuring your food is fresh, so good you want seconds, and truly local. Check out their house-made Spicy Chorizo Scramble or, if you’re feeling something lighter, their goat’s milk yogurt with fresh fruit and granola

Seattle, WA

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juicebox café

If you’re looking for a no-fuss, no-frills spot to grab a post-workout brunch, Juicebox is for you. Squeezing into Capitol Hill, this uber healthy juice bar has a simple, well-rounded, sweet-and-savory menu. Try their Miso Oatmeal or Socca Pancakes if you’re up for something new, or if you’re looking for something tried and true, order a house-made yogurt parfait or egg scramble.

Seattle, WA

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The London Plane

A bit rough around the edges, historic Pioneer Square is the perfect neighborhood for a late morning stroll, cornhole in Occidental Square Park, and, of course, brunch. Head to the London Plane for a gorgeous bowl of house-made yogurt with puffed amaranth or their pistachio, coconut, and apricot granola.

Seattle, WA

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Ba Bar Restaurant

inspired by the amazing street food of Vietnam and its influence from French culture, the flavors in each dish at Ba Bar are both comforting and surprising. Espresso. Croissants. Pho Tai Nam.

Seattle, WA

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Bounty Kitchen

menu favorites: the Gluten Free Griddle Cakes and the Potlicker Bowl. Pair either of those with a glass of Mystic Kombucha (on tap!) and you’ll be ready to take on the day.