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    Bay Cafe

    3.7 (224 reviews)
    Closed 7:00 am - 2:15 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed

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    Pancakes eggs and sausage. $25
    Drew R.

    I've been visiting Bay Cafe at Fishermen's Terminal in Seattle for years, largely because of its beautiful bay views, vintage café ambiance, and consistently friendly service. One of the things I've always appreciated is the presence of longtime career servers who have been there for decades--it gives the restaurant a welcoming, established feel. The food has traditionally been good, with generous portions that made it feel like a solid value. My partner and I stopped in today for a quick brunch and noticed that menu prices have increased significantly since our last visit. We also noticed most of the restaurant was empty which was not normal for a Sunday and we quickly learned why... Sandwiches that were previously priced between $16-$18 are now listed around $25-$28. Scrambles and Benedicts, which used to run about $19-$21, are now also in the $25-$28 range. Mimosas, once $6-$7, are now $10. The price increases were consistent across most menu items. While the food was still adequate and we left feeling satisfied, we did notice that portion sizes seemed smaller and the presentation was not quite at the same level we remembered. The overall experience was still pleasant, especially because of the location and warm service, but the price changes were very noticeable. I understand that rising costs and inflation affect restaurants, and adjustments are sometimes necessary. However, the current pricing (close to a 25% increase) makes it harder for us to justify visiting as frequently as we have in the past. We'll likely return on rare occasion for the atmosphere and view, but it will no longer be a regular brunch spot for us.

    Courtney C.

    The location of this place is really neat. Right next to the marina, most tables have a great view of the boats, and with lots of windows, on a sunny day this place is great. There is also ample parking which is not common for Seattle restaurants. The service was okay. While the staff was friendly, it took a while to be sat, then a while for our waiter to come to our table and then we hardly saw him again and had to flag him down when we needed something. It was busier than I would expect on a Friday afternoon, so I could imagine wait times may be longer on busy weekends. The food was good. I had the seafood benedict to try something new and while I don't think it is something I would go looking for again, it was cooked well and was decent quality overall. The prices here are bit high for what you get compared to other brunch places though.

    Leonard Jack ..

    One of the best breakfast places in Seattle! Very large menu with so many great breakfast favorites. You will find an omelet (or 3) that you will love. Waffles and pancakes are top notch with the many toppings offered. Always pleasant service and nice owners. Add in the amazing view of the docks and water amd you can't go wrong with this choice! Highly suggest this place to start your day.

    Monte Cristo with hashbrown
    Philip P.

    Super packed for brunch. This is a nice upscale diner next to the water. Hashbrowns are freshly made if you're lucky enough to catch them on a new batch and most importantly, they have a lot of my favorite brunch items. Although, not really a brunch item I don't think, I ordered the rare in the wild Monte Cristo sandwich. Also had a cup of coffee which tasted kind of funny to me, but I'll take whatever caffeine I can get. The sandwich was missing the sticky syrup which it very much needed because it was otherwise dry without it. Definitely prefer it over jam and it wasn't powdered with sugar from what I recall. Not really much of a Monte Cristo to be honest. But I still ate it and got full from it. It was pretty large. Would not say this is the best place for a Monte Cristo, but from what I've had, it's a decent place to get a good hashbrown. I think I'll get a standard brunch item next time around.

    Jamie L.

    What a great little café. They're only open from 7 to 2 PM. The breakfast is amazing as is the fish and chips and chowder. The $13 biscuit and gravy with two eggs and hash brown is a hard deal to beat.

    $25 waffle eggs and bacon

    2/10 would not recommend. Overpriced low quality food. The waffle was hard and almost inedible. All I wanted was a waffle, eggs and hashbrowns but that wasn't an option unless I paid and extra $5-6 for a side because all they had were $20 waffle, eggs and bacon. I would've rather had sleep for breakfast

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    Food was delicious, the waitress was friendly and she exchanged nice conversation with my sons, the atmosphere was quiet and clean.

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    Wish I could give zero star. Horrible service. Literally gave me a dirty unwashed plate. Ridiculous prices for gross food.

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    Great menu and wait staff. Excellent fish and chips .Huge servings , including choice of soup ( clam chowder ) or dinner salad .

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    This diner a real one, that's what I say. Indeed, indeed, Bay Cafe is a real one. Unassuming, delicious, like a bit of the east coast.

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    Love the Greek breakfast the freshness of salads good dressings great wait staff Great place for lunch nice fries and soups. Diner is fun

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    They don't observe COVID protocols and get indignant whenbyou ask. Apparently, they don't care about their clientele.

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    I had a very lovely Sunday brunch here! Although they are a seafood place there were plenty of vegetarian options.

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    The Little Beast

    The Little Beast

    4.3
    (40 reviews)
    0.6 mi

    The next time I was here, I made sure to get here incredibly early to get the lamb neck korma pie…read more I made a reservation at 5:30 to guarantee it. Based on availability, I probably could've walked in around an hour later and been fine, but didn't want to risk it since they only make like 30 in a day. To my great surprise, the dish came out just a couple minutes after ordering. It seems like the pie is already pre-made and they just pour korma over the top before serving. The server assured me that one would be for one person, so we each got one. From the moment it's presented, this looks like nothing you've seen before. The colors of the beige korma washing over the sturdy brown pastry is just a visually striking image. What's even crazier is there's so much that's obscured by this initial plating - things that you find out as you dig into the dish. After the first layer of pastry, the dish descends into a massive layer of lamb neck meat. And when I say massive, I mean the meat is so densely packed together into this pie you're left wondering how they fit so much into what's not a big shell diameter-wise. So, how is everything? It's amazingly good, at least for the first 3/4ths of the meal. I have to start with the pie crust, or the pastry shell, which is just perfect. The way it retains its shape, refusing to break down until real pressure is applied, is ridiculous. The texture is incredibly sturdy, and the taste is phenomenal. No matter what was placed inside this crust I would still enjoy it. It's crunchy, buttery, the inside wall is flaky, and the absolute highlight here. The korma is also very good. While certainly a westernized version of the sauce, lacking any spiciness and turning way more on the sweet side, it's still got enough flavor to be a great complement to the main pie. I do think a more acidic and spicy would've help offset the fattiness of the center item, but this sauce was still delicious on its own. Lastly, the lamb neck was great. Super fatty, of course, but braised to perfection, resulting in meat that's tender and melt in your mouth. Like I mentioned, there's an insane portion of meat here. Of course, this is all great until about 2/3 to 3/4th through the pie, where you begin to really feel the effects of an insane overload of fat. I can eat a lot of food, but this really started to wear on me. Here's where I have some slight issues - I think a) the inability to counteract the fat present and b) the amount of lamb neck needs to be toned down a bit, as ironic as asking for less meat might sound. One might have the attitude that if they're paying so much, might as well give them the most meat possible - but in my opinion, the best dishes are truly about balance. And when you can't expect someone to eat a dish and feel good about it afterwards, that's not the hallmark of a great dish. This could've been avoided if the server had mentioned that one pie could be split between two people, but that's not what she recommended. This resulted both me and my companion not finishing the meal, which I absolutely hate to do, but I was left with no choice in this case. The other part is the price. Each pie cost $50 each, which is a significant amount. Additionally, there was a 22% automatic tip even for a party of two, which is just way too high. The server didn't even tell us about this automatic tip which resulted in unintentionally tipping more on the tip pad. I would not hesitate to refer to this restaurant as overpriced. Overall, it's a truly inventive dish that's one of my favorite things I've eaten in Seattle, but the price and portion complicate things slightly. 9/10

    We popped in for the new breakfast service at Little Beast - offered on weekends in the…read moremorning/before noon. There is no online sample menu for LB's breakfast that I was able to track down, so from memory they are currently offering: the English Breakfast (standard size), the Full English (which is 2x the English - pics included in post for comparison), steak and eggs, a biscuit breakfast sandwich, the Scotch egg (same as the one on the dinner menu), and an assortment of smaller plates (Bubble & Squeak, English muffin with rhubarb jam, porridge with fixings, etc.). They are also serving Bloodies and a variety of N/A beverages. Overall, we liked the English options - the standard size is plenty of food for the average appetite. I did not care for how strong the warming spices were in the black sausage; the spices were the predominant flavor - I like to taste the minerally undertones of the other ingredients. That's just a personal preference though! Bubble & Squeak was very tasty - a fun vegetarian option, or a good side for the table to share.

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    Lamb Neck Korma Meat Pie & Korma Gravy with Fermented Turnips

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    Lamb Neck Korma Meat Pie & Korma Gravy with Fermented Turnips
    The Ballard Cut

    The Ballard Cut

    4.4
    (327 reviews)
    0.9 mi
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    One of the best whiskey bars in Seattle with a huge selection at reasonable prices and a great…read morecustom flight program! Every custom flight is tailored to your specific taste and price point which I love. Hannah, one of their whiskey curators, is super knowledgeable and created one of the most memorable bourbon flights I've ever had with super rare allocated stuff. The service here is extremely friendly. I was speaking with Hannah about what I wanted in my flight and shared my wish list. Based on that, she chose 4 esoteric bottles that each had their own characteristics that would be interesting to compare against one another. My flight consisted of the Pappy Van Winkle 23 years, Colonel EH Taylor Distiller's Council, Very Olde St. Nick Superfreak, and Wild Turkey Austin Nichols 16 years. It was super nice trying all of these rare bottles that I wouldn't even be able to find, and they were all interesting and delicious! The food here is also fantastic. We came during happy hour since the food is a lot cheaper. My favorite things were the Dry Aged Steak Frites and the Crispy Pork Belly. The steak was cooked perfectly and extremely tender with a great beefy flavor. I love a good french fry and these were fresh and crispy. The pork belly was tender and fatty but the fat was nicely rendered so it wasn't chewy. I love the Asian inspired flavors and the kimchi slaw provided the perfect acidity and freshness to complement the fatty pork belly.

    Very bad food! I went with my family of four. Every single…read moredish was bad. I don't understand how they got over 4* but I fell for that mistake and expected a fine dinner. Bread and butter, bread crust is over cooked and supper dry. Butter dip : the garlic had burned flavor and the vinegar in it was a bit too unpleasant. Pork belly very under cook and chewy. Clam was okay. Water: I took a sip of my cup and instantly spit it back into the cup, taste like fishy or eggy or disgusting unwashed cup ... Main dishes: supper disappointing steak , supper chewy , not pleasant experience at all for a $200+ single order Pork chop, the sauce was interesting but it was also very chewy and nothing special. We spend over $340 and if it was as low as $20 we would never go back and try it again. I strongly recommend you to not go there for food. Very disappointing and low quality food, nothing as it is rated

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    Main dining area.  There's outdoor seating.
    Main dining area. There's outdoor seating.
    Dry Aged Steak Frites
    Dry Aged Steak Frites
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    Brimmer & Heeltap

    Brimmer & Heeltap

    4.3
    (689 reviews)
    1.2 mi
    $$

    Absolutely delicious. Probably one of the best cocktails I've had in Seattle. All around the…read morecocktails were great. I usually don't even like mezcal but this was eliteeee. The service was amazing, our server walked us through the dishes and helped us choose. The chicken came out looking a little unseasoned but it was the table favorite because it had the most flavor out of everything else. Looks can be deceiving lol. That potato's are amazing and a good side dish! They have a little patio as well with heating!

    How I heard of this place: Not having realized how long the establishment has been around, some…read morefriends suggested we give it a go for our Taste Buds Dinner Club, and we made it happen. Type of cuisine: "We never tire of talking to our guests about how we got our quirky name. Inspired by two British drinking terms, Brimmer & Heeltap seeks to celebrate the moments that exist between the first sip of one's libation and the last drops lingering at the bottom of the glass. Since late 2013 we've delighted in creating an environment that is inviting, lively, and comforting. A sense of playfulness is present in everything we do, from the inventive dishes our culinary team prepares, to the friendly, genuine hospitality we provide. We're a bistro that takes pride in being a neighborhood place - the kind you can escape to at day's end for a delicious meal shared among friends." Ambiance: "Located in the former Le Gourmand space in beautiful Ballard, Brimmer & Heeltap offers an intimate, cozy atmosphere complete with an open kitchen, full bar, and multiple sections to drink and dine in. Our garden patio is one of the best-kept secrets in the city, offering a dreamy place to dine outdoors during Seattle's spring and summer months. We also have a tucked-away back studio that offers the perfect setting for special, private gatherings year-round. Just how many pennies does it take to cover a floor? Just ask Brimmer & Heeltap's proprietress Jen who collected tens of thousands of them from family, friends, and the community to help execute the vision of a cool gathering placed dubbed, naturally, the "Penny Room." This dining room, beloved for both its wall of menus and its shining penny floor, is a favorite place to break bread with loved ones, and plays into the restaurant's blend of nostalgic and contemporary design. The restaurant was designed in collaboration with Sean Sifagaloa of KRFTWRK and local builder Mike Marian, owner of Marian Built. Light, texture, metal, wood, and floral elements are all at play here. This historic building possesses a playful, familiar charm that we wanted to preserve in its latest incarnation." What I ordered: Wishing to sample a little of everything, we were served, family style, two orders of Bread ($9 each) - buttered with salt and pepper; Fritto Misto ($12) - assorted, lightly fried and pickled vegetables with tarragon aioli; Smashed Burrata ($19) - snap peas, preserved lemon, mint, basil, sherry reduction; Carrot & Tahini Dip ($16) - caramelized garlic, feta, pistachio, crudite; two orders of Heirloom Tomatoes ($21 each) - melon, chevre, crispy quino, soft herbs; Crispy Potatoes ($16) - whipped feta, hot honey, mint; Mushroom Agnolotti ($34) - roasted maitakes, chanterelles, whipped ricotta, miso butter, thyme; Roast Chicken ($42) - chickpea, berbere yogurt, marinated cucumber, mint gremolata. To finish off our meals, we shared the Olive Oil Cake ($14) - basil yogurt cremeux, strawberry gel, and the Chocolate Tiramisu ($16) - mascarpone, rum, amaretto, candied hazelnuts. What I loved: Oh man, every dish was delightful. I found something to savor and repeat in each of the dishes we were served. From the sweetness of the heirloom tomatoes, to the creamy burrata, from the crispy potatoes, to the fresh peas and everything in between. Our least favorite, at the table was the mushroom Angnolotti, inconsistent from bite to bite. The presentation of the Carrot & Tahini dip was a bit haphazard compared to the rest of the dishes served, but the flavor was still lovely. Why I loved it: The service was unparalleled, comfortable yet professional and quick to offer recommendations for our larger party. The decorations and quaint spaces truly welcoming, and the food, excellent. Cost: High ($40+ per person)

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    Planning a celebration? Let us make it unforgettable! Intimate sit-down dinners; lively cocktail parties; we'll make it unforgettable
    Enjoy our delicious Half Chicken, with creamy mascarpone polenta, caramelized red onion, and topped with a green apple and habanero zhug.
    Enjoy our delicious Half Chicken, with creamy mascarpone polenta, caramelized red onion, and topped with a green apple and habanero zhug.
    Winter Salad: Crisp and local purple kale, shaved kohlrabi, Cara Cara orange wedges and a bright sumac crème fraiche dressing.

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    Winter Salad: Crisp and local purple kale, shaved kohlrabi, Cara Cara orange wedges and a bright sumac crème fraiche dressing.
    Stumbletown

    Stumbletown

    4.3
    (229 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$

    We came here for the super viral Steak Easy pop up and it did not disappoint! There's a lot of…read morereviews saying that the wait times are long but I don't think it was that bad. We arrived right at the opening time and there was a line, but it moved pretty quickly and we got our food in about 30 min. As for the food quality, these were some of the best steaks I've had in Seattle at this price point. $15 for 4 oz steak frites is a great deal, and they really load you up on the fries so you get full even with just a 4 oz steak. The steak is cooked perfectly edge to edge pink since it's sous vide. They get a nice sear on the outside so you still develop a good crust and deep flavor. It's super tender and I love the fat cap adding a beefier richness. The best sauce by far was the Sichuan Au Poivre. It was creamy, rich, and had a light citrusy peppercorn flavor. The highlight was this sauce with the fries. The sauce soaking into the beefy tallowy frites was amazing. My only complaint is I wish it had a stronger peppercorn flavor. I also liked the duck breast with the au Poivre sauce (maybe even more than the steak).

    My friend and I came here midday on a Saturday, hoping to try out the Steakeasy popup. I was…read morehonestly a bit nervous beforehand, as I'd read quite a few reviews that had cited long lines, really long wait times for food, and people's orders getting lost. I can't fault a place for having lines (if you're popular, you're popular) but I was worried that we'd be dealing with both long lines and long wait times for food given that it was a weekend. I even packed a snack just in case, since I can get pretty hangry. Thankfully, the whole process was actually really smooth! My guess is that the expansion of Steakeasy's hours to include both lunch and dinner instead of just lunch has taken the pressure off the lunch service. We only waited in line for about two minutes before ordering, which was super easy given the limited menu. We were given little number signs to bring to our seats and found seats relatively easy. Now I wouldn't come here with a huge group, as most of the tables here are on the smaller side (2-4 tops) but the two of us sat down at the bar and soon after we sat down a couple tables became available. While waiting for our food, I took full advantage of the Stumbletown bar and first got a Blackberry Gin-ger and then a Purple Rain. Can you tell I like gin? I loved the cocktails and they're super quick. Food came out pretty quickly, and we were digging in about 10-15 minutes after we ordered. I got an 8 oz steak frites with chimichurri, and my lunch buddy got a 4 oz steak frites with the Sichuan au poivre. We both got our sauces on the side, which they were happy to accommodate, so that we could dunk the steak and keep our fries crispy. The steak here seems to be generally cooked to medium doneness. My ideal is a medium rare but I can rock with a medium if needed. The cut is a lean one, so this is more of a meaty one where you'll need to use your teeth than a melt in your mouth type of situation. The sauces are great, and I think the meal really benefits from the green freshness of the chimichurri. While the Sichuan au poivre seems popular (and I definitely dunked my fries in my friend's au poivre sauce) there isn't actually much Sichuan peppercorn flavor. The fries were pretty solid and plentiful. Due to having our sauce on the side, most of our fries stayed crispy until we ate them. The steak frites here are a really good value, with a 4 oz steak frites going for $15 and an 8 oz steak frites going for $25. Is this the best steak ever? No, but it definitely scratches that itch and is a good time. Worth trying!

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    Chilled Corn bisque with radish, Calabrian chili oil and smoked trout (trout optional but HIGHLY recommend)

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    Chilled Corn bisque with radish, Calabrian chili oil and smoked trout (trout optional but HIGHLY recommend)
    The Blue Glass

    The Blue Glass

    4.3
    (365 reviews)
    1.6 mi
    $$
    Locally owned & operated
    Outdoor seating

    My husband and i walked in tonight unknown and juls the bartender was phenominal. She was funny…read moreand gave us recommendatiotions. We ordered the clams buratta and ceaser, spot on !!!! We look forward to coming back to try the more food. Thank you blu glass door and thanks juls you made us laugh

    We stumbled upon this hidden gem by accident! We originally planned to eat next door, but they had…read morealready sold out of everything. Luckily, we found this place instead, and we're so glad we did. As soon as we walked in, we were greeted with warm smiles. It wasn't busy around 5 PM, so we were seated right away. Our waitress was so sweet! She seemed a little busy, but honestly, we didn't mind because we were starving and excited to eat. We started with wine and beer, and I loved how generous my wine pour was! I ordered the Shrimp Scampi, and wow... it was incredible. The shrimp tasted so fresh, and the garlic butter sauce with the linguine and a hint of lemon was absolutely perfect. I could actually smell the garlic butter coming from the kitchen before my plate even arrived! Fair warning though, the buttery garlic sauce loves to splash, so eat carefully! My husband ordered the burger and couldn't stop talking about how juicy and flavorful it was. And the Parmesan truffle fries? We were completely obsessed. We'll definitely be back the next time we're in the area!

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    Huevos Rancheros cut open
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    The Blue Glass

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