Worth all the crazyness on the weekends for the duck confit frittata.
The vegetable frittata was so good! Topped with delicious goat cheese. I will be back and order it again.
Get the NoWait app and get in the queue. You can see the wait time in the app!
Room service is expensive but worth it-staff is awesome,dinginess crab frittata is so worth the price. Yummy
This Hyatt truly is grand! For a large hotel, it has a modern boutique vibe.
Extremely nice staff and very clean modern rooms! Get a corner room if ya can!
Hit this italian spot's delicious brunch for sausage & mozz frittatas, caramel & cinnamon French toast, and more. Read more.
The new location has a modern theme (white linen, marble bar, flattering lighting). Patrons will find a menu that takes advantage of seasonal offerings, pastas made in-house and wood-burning oven. Read more.
Breakfast: stuffed french toast, spinach frittata, ratatouille omelet, banana pancakes. Lunch: pumpkin risotto, Tuscan tomato bread soup, pear salad. Dinner: potato croquette, fettuccine sans seafood.
I echo the Sangria vote, light and smooth with cardamom, cloves and star anise.
Try the Un Paella, Crispy Duck Cake, Roasted Brussels Sprouts - Seattle Restaurant Week trio
Hands down the best Starbucks ever! Great location in Madison park, lots of room, never too crowded, and great baristas!
May be the best Starbucks in America. All the right pieces. Great staff, fireplace, parking.
Yum.. love coffee
The Parrilla de Luigi is my favorite meal in Seattle. Period.
I recommend the Pescado Frito outstanding taste all around the plate.
Cuban sandwich is great.The warm bread is crunchy but not to the point where it'll cut up the roof of your mouth.the meat cheese, seasonings and spices work to perfection
Comfortable & clean with a HUGE bathtub. Staff goes out of their way to accommodate. Its in an ideal location around great shopping and within a 20 minute walk to every tourist attraction in Seattle!
Very nice, free wireless, good little restaurant, rooms were sweet, staff is nice, a block from convention center, cheap compared to others.
Richard is a really nice, experienced doorman.
Reserve coffees are amazing and the availability of Draft nitro in the Junction is genius.
Super quiet and perfect setup to work
West Seattle's newest Starbucks is open in the Alaska Junction. In a space redolent of a Greyhound bus terminal interior, queue up for a coffee or join the laptop crowd on the banquette. Expect waits. Read more.
The Benny & The Jets (eggs benedict) are unbelievebly awesome. Get the hollandise on the side. Only available on the weekends.
You can bring your dog to breakfast if you sit at the counter on the "record store" side.
Be sure to stop in the attached Easy Street café for breakfast, lunch, or coffee. And you can sip a beer while you browse the vinyl! – Brendan, Northwest Marketing Rep
Great hotel. Make sure to join their rewards program before checking in. Gets you free Wifi and some goodies!
A wine theme makes this hotel a compelling choice for enophiles: the large guest rooms are named after Washington wineries and a fireside reception offers complimentary tastings with winery reps.
Free wine from 5-6 pm, all from local wineries.
Great authentic italian food! Handmade pasta as my mom is use to do on Sunday!
I would describe the food as fresh, rustic, homemade comfort. Pasta here is fresh and flavorful. Go with specials off the menu.
One of my favorite drinks in Seattle is their Lavender Martini! Go on Thurs-Sat evening for a drink & they have a great piano guy too.
Lavender martini...yum!
Another world, port, kettle one martini & fine piano playing
Nice seafood menu. Great ambiance. Good service. The octopus in the salad appetizer was very tender and perfectly cooked.
Kate’s Espresso martini is the BEST in Seattle!
Get the smickles! Fish and pickles go so well together! The Scotch olives are a good alternative if you can’t do fish.
This is one of those hidden gems that is worth the effort to get into. Beautiful views and amazing food. One of the best oyster bars in town with a cocktail list to match.
The new brunch menu hits it hard with winners like the wood-oven fired Montreal-style bagel with salmon gravlax and labneh and the bloody mary with savory dill aquavit. Save room for bread pudding.
Clam dip and potato chips
The Abigail is a delicious refreshing treat. Also, ask to sit by the water.
Be sure to take advantage of Happy Hour – great eats and drinks – wonderful view!
If you are a clam chowder fan -- try ours. We consistently win awards for our clam chowder each year.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA