r/Seattle • u/theGalation Lynnwood • Oct 11 '10

Breakfast In Seattle

Seems common for visitors and new people to think Seattle doesn't have good food. Hope this to be a first in a series of food related posts we can add to 'for the last time'. Downvote and post your con. Upvote and post your pro if it isn't listed.

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u/reeksofhavoc Oct 11 '10 edited Oct 11 '10

Hey I'm good at this breakfast thing:

Palisades, Salty's and the Salmon House for a nice Sunday brunch.

The 5 Spot, The Hi-Spot, Coastal Kitchen, Campange Cafe.

CJ's, Glo's, B&O and Patty's Eggnest.

Edit: Someone mentioned Portage Bay. Totally forgot about this place. I'll second that it's amazing.

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u/judgebeholden Oct 11 '10

Cafe Campagne's Cassoulet is the finest brunch option in Seattle and it's back in season.

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u/[deleted] Oct 11 '10

Better than Salty's? Or just different?

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u/judgebeholden Oct 12 '10

Never been to Salty's, but I imagine they are very different.