I took my mother and my sister to this restaurant today very very unique awesome food great service

This place is adorable.... a house turned restaurant...great food, decent prices, and friendly staff

This place was very quaint, the food and service were wonderful. The eggs Benedict was one of the best I've ever had.

Solid. Ok coffee (weak) but amazing food and good service. Great cinnamon rolls and awesome scrambles. Will be headed there again for sure. read more

Mac n cheese for breakfast? Toss in a little bacon and jalapeño and im in. Wife had the tower. Both dishes were spot on. Servers were very friendly and helpful but alas not very attentive, thus the 4 stars read more

Great breakfast or brunch spot! Delicious food, good service, cozy atmosphere. A little loud and somewhat steep prices, even in Seattle, is the only reason for 4 instead of 5 stars. read more

Favorite breakfast place in the neighborhood. Variety of delicious, healthful comfort food options in an unpretentious setting that feels like home. Coffee urn and mugs on the patio while you wait, friendly, efficient service, and the cinnamon buns as big as your face. What's not to love? read more

Delish eggs Bennie complete with fresh fruit and seasoned potatoes on the side! One of my faves in all of Seattle. The pricing is really great and it's a very casual environment. I'd take this any day over Portage Bay. read more

First stop in Seattle. Great place for breakfast. Super yummy!!! Friendly staff, potatoe cakes are delicious. Definitely a must stop !

My mom and I went to Wild Mountain Cafe for our Mother's Day Brunch and we both fell in love! When we arrived there were people lined up down the stairs (as we expected on Mother's Day) but we were happily surprised when we only had to wait about 25 minutes! We were told it was due to us only having two people in our party, some larger groups that got there when we did were still waiting outside when we left. Once we were seated we were surprised again when our order was taken within 3 minutes of sitting down! Since Wild Mountain cafe is in an old house the tables were a little too close together for my taste, and it was also a bit loud with all the kids there. But I loved that all the tables, chairs, and coffee mugs were different, quite an eclectic little place! The coffee was fabulous! And we lucked out and snagged the last home made cinnamon roll, which was to die for, very moist and gooey (although, if you are going to go the cinnamon roll route I would suggested a smaller breakfast, as they are huge and very yummy). For the main course I had the Surefire Thing scramble, which had green peppers, onions, and cheddar cheese, and came with garlic potato cakes, toast, and home made guacamole. Everything was fabulous! If you like garlic you will love the potato cakes, they were very creamy, garlicy, and nicely browned. There was so much flavor wafting from my plate, I truly did not know where to start! The home made guac was amazing, and the eggs were very moist and cheesy. Overall, the experience was wonderful! The food was great, the wait was not too bad for Mother's Day, and the wait staff were lovely. My mom and I will definitely return, I am dying to try the french toast! And I will also be trying their happy hour! read more

Such good food! Attentive service, and wonderful, cozy atmosphere. The Cinnamon Rolls are so amazing. My only complaint is that the portions are a tad small for the prices they charge. If I'm paying $10 for a plate of eggs, I better walk (/roll) out of there feeling physically ill and carrying leftovers. Everything else (including their famous potato cakes) was wonderful! read more

The breakfast at this place is out of this world! I highly recommend the Eggs Benedict. I order eggs bennie everyplace I go to, and Wild Mountain by far has the best!! The eggs are light and poached perfectly, but the sauce is what sets them apart from the rest. It's buttery and slightly tart...amazing!! The potato cake is marvelous as well!! YUM!! The only down side is you have to come expecting not so stellar service, but the food is 100% worth the hassle!! I've been there at least 5 times if not more and each time it has been a sort of battle. For example the first time I went there it took forever to be acknowledged at the hostess desk but once we were on the list it didn't take long. When we were seated a waitress took our order...after an hour of...no coffee or water refills and no breakfast yet...3 couples that were seated after us had ate and were paying for their meals already. The same waitress that took our order came back and asked what our entire order was...20 min later we received it. Things happen...no big deal, but I was a little offended that there was no apology or compensation for the neglect we received. After the first trip whenever we go back we always play the "will they remember the side of bacon" game...and it's about 2 for 5 on remembering. The bottom line...amazing food...but if you're in a hurry or don't have the energy to deal with oversights...you might want to just save Wild Mountain for another day. read more

Went here again 3 years after my first review and it continues to be fantastic food. I am amazed there is not always a line out the door for this place - it is that good. Make sure you get a cinnamon roll if you go on the weekend too! read more

This is probably my favorite brunch place in Seattle. It's often crowded on weekend mornings, so there might be a wait, but it's never too too long, and I think it's worth it. I've enjoyed both breakfast items (egg dishes) and lunch (Caesar salad) here - the food is tasty and I enjoy the vibe. read more

Way too overpriced for a mediocre eggs benedict. Although I loved the space overall, they jammed tables in an already crowded "bar" area (it looks like someone built a bunch of shelves in an old family room), and I kept having to crouch into the window whenever someone tried to get by. I got the B.A.T. benny, and my hubby got the Greata Garbo. Again, nothing special, and DEFINITELY not worth the price ($15?!?!). read more

Quant house converted into a restaurant. Food was excellent. Fresh and organic ingredients on a modern menu with some classic choices. Highly recommended for breakfast if your in the area. Price is moderate Aprox 50 to feed 3 but my son only had a cinnamon roll. Everything was cooked perfectly and the tower of power was way to much for me to eat. read more

Awesome brunch, well worth heading up to Ballard for. On a recommendation we headed up on a Sunday morning - decor and atmosphere great, service was great and food was outstanding. Loved it. We'll be passing on that recommendation! read more

The food here is great. My favorite is anything egg-based with a side of the garlic cakes, and their mac and cheese with chorizo and green chilies. I like the funky atmosphere in a small house. It's also super vegetarian friendly, which is great because my husband is vegetarian. It is small though, so it can get really busy, and on the most odd days (I usually come during the week). I do NOT recommend this for those with kids/babies who have trouble waiting/sitting still. We did better here before my kid reached a certain age, but service and food does not come quickly, especially when busy. Great place for adults to catch up and chat. Also, note, the coffee is absolutely atrocious. Sneak in your own. Still, the food is so good, I'm giving it 4 stars. read more

This is NOT ideal to visit with a cane-using 85yo. There will be whining. A converted craftsman style home (you may join me in mourning the disrepair) resting atop two steep flights of stairs, the differently abled find access trying. Bonus is the purple house conversion is well nigh invisible from the road. As far as the food goes, the 85yo ordered a French toast and eggs affair and I got a kicked up mac'n'cheese. read more

This place has delicious food! The garlic potato cakes are worth trying, food taste fresh, coffee and bloody Mary's perfect. Prices not bad for size of portions and quality of food. read more

Great brunch place. Got the eggs benedict, comes with roasted garlic potatoe cake and fruit bowl. Also like the atmosphere, very homie and great service. This was the one went to when nolan and Jenni visited to look for places to live read more

Great selection of bennies - good hollandaise. Cinnamon Rolls are as good as I've had anywhere. Share one for your table as a starter. They run out early so don't be late. read more

Pretty cool place. Good deal on a pitcher of Mimosa. Tasty food and a really cool staff, get yourself up in that hidden gem.

I live nearby but had never been in so I decided to check it out. I went to their website and perused the menu and was impressed with the choices so I headed over for breakfast. But right away I was thinking maybe I had made a bad choice. I found the dining areas to feel cramped and claustrophobic and loud. Well I decided to try the Eggs Benedict because they claim it as a "specialty" but it was not well executed. The egg yolks were hard and the citrus completely overwhelmed the sauce. And it took over half an hour to arrive even though the place had mostly emptied out by the time I ordered. I ordered a coke for my drink and they brought it out in a can that had not been chilled along with a glass with very little ice in it. Needless to say the ice was gone long before the drink was cooled but the waitress never came back around so I could ask for more. By the time my food arrived my drink was mostly gone and I didn't want another warm can so I just let it go. The waitress was also very cold. No smiles, no small talk. I was not impressed with a single thing about this place. Well not pleasantly impressed that is. I won't go back. read more

This place is so darn cute I want to pinch it! The music was all my favorites, friendly service, excellent eggs Benny (wished the ham was thicker but the flavor was there), and just cozy. And like the other reviews the garlic potato cake is yum!! read more

Absolutely loved my piper scramble(?) lox and capers and cream cheese, potato cakes were excellent also. My husband liked the huevos rancheros also. read more

Wild Mountain is one of our go-to breakfast joints. Garlic potatoes are super tasty, as are there eggs Benedictines.

Cute, tasty, and creative foods. It's in an old house and you're eating in various rooms. I had the day's special with the potato cakes. The potatoes were a little cold by the time I got them and lost some of their crispy exterior, and needed a little more flavor. But everything else was really good. Can't wait to return to try the big cinnamon rolls and the tahini cardamom French toast. read more

I have visited this charming little cafe for both breakfast and dinner. It has a small comfortable bar and is walking distance from my home. It is nice to have the option of going to breakfast until 4 pm. The dinners are satisfying. The staff is usually pleasant. At my last brunch visit I was treated very well by my "delightful server, Stephanie" As is written on the checks. I have noticed if you sit in the bar you will sometimes be subjected to hearing things about the staff that would be better left said in a different setting. It seems management does not mind reprimanding staff in front of customers. That is one of the downsides. Also, the menu changes often. It can be dissapointing. I recently went in to have the Relleno and found it is no longer offered. All in all a nice place to duck into from the rain. read more

Best breakfast in Seattle, hands-down! ! Do make sure your whole party arrives in a timely way on weekends - they get very busy and since they aren't a waiting room, they can't seat you til everyone in your party is there. read more

I love going out for breakfast. I don't know why, I just do. For the last few years, my favorite breakfast spot has been Wild Mountain Cafe. I love the potato cakes, and if you can grab one of the cinnamon rolls before they are all gone, do it. They have a good dinner menu, serving what I think of as classic Seattle cuisine, done very well. This is where I take out-of-town friends for breakfast, and is also one of the places I will go to when I want a sure-fire good experience. read more

I went to wild mountain today for my birthday breakfast, I ordered the delicious eggs benny and as I got down to the bottom of my fruit cup there was glass in the ramekin which I found due to it being in my mouth. Therefore I ate glass. I politely told the waitress, knowing it was not her fault but in the end I was not comp on my meal. I work in the industry and I believe that buying my 6 dollar mimosa is not the way to handle glass in the customers mouth! I love this resteraunt and the past few times I have been there I have been disapointed with the food, and now the service. I hope that Connie can tell her employees glass in mouth of customer should be subsituted for a comp meal. read more

Our family LOVES this neighborhood restaurant! Amazing cinnamon rolls and hollandaise sauce. You cannot go wrong!

Used to go here and really like it. Since it's the closest breakfast to us, we decided to try it for a special weekend breakfast. Really disappointed!! The hostess was delightful, but the waitress in the far back room behind the bar was awful. She never made eye contact, never smiled, and treated us like she was doing us a big favor. I had to ask for water 3 times before i got any. And had to ask twice for a coffee refill. We also waited AN HOUR for our food. Overhead her telling another table (never told us) that something was out in the kitchen that day. Food was like Denny's. :( read more

Very quaint, romantic, little restaurant, my husband & I stumbled upon, has been wonderful the past 2 times we have eaten there! The wine was great too. Both times we have had appetizers & dinners & we were NOT disappointed! We had the steak once & it was delicious. The fig & cheese appetizers were good. The portions seem good. The service is also always good. read more

Delish. Been there twice, had the eggs beni first, then the french toast with bacon and eggs. Soooo yummy! Cute, unique little place. Pretty good mimosas too! read more

Oh my stars... Sooo good and super fast service. Very nice staff, made suggestions and even substitutions to the menu... A gem of a breakfast place for sure. read more

I've been here a couple times now. I live only a few blocks from here so I was pretty excited about a possible local breakfast joint. Food is definitely overpriced. I think if food was made with all organic and local or housemade products it would be more worth the price read more

One of the greatest things about taking staycation days is the chance to do all sorts of random things that, obviously, you normally can't. This led me to look for a weekday breakfast spot. To my dismay, many of my go-to, favorite brunch restaurants are weekends only. Thankfully, Wild Mountain is serving up yummy morning fare every day ('cept Tuesdays, as the menu states) until 4pm. Previous trips to Wild Mountain have been full of well-cooked scrambles and eggs benedict. This time, however, I decided to go for the one menu item I often consider but pass for something more traditional - the Tower of Power. One must love potatoes and garlic to get this dish. Trust me, my friends, I definitely hold those two foods on a pedestal. The Tower of Power is two garlic potato pancakes topped with sauteed veggies and a little bit of cheese. To be truly gluttonous, I also ordered the side of scrambled eggs so I would feel I was getting a tiny bit of protein on this otherwise carb bomb. Sweet, sweet, carb bomb. While I wolfed my food, my boyfriend did the same with the Huevos Rancheros. He said it was a little heavy on the enchilada sauce but I barely got my fork in there to try it before it was gone. All this great food is successfully nestled in a converted house with surprisingly nice ambience despite there being a lot of tables in the joint. The staff has always been very cool and attentive. All in all, it's rapidly becoming one of my favorite for brunch eats. read more

The second time I went to this restaurant, the waitress recognized me and treated me like I was a regular. And so I've become one. So many restaurants seriously underestimate the power of recognizing repeat clients. I love the fact that she knows to get me coffee right away and remembers what I ordered last time. Not all the waitstaff there is quite that good, but I've never had a bad experience. The food is fabulous, especially the eggs benedict in the morning and the pasta gorgonzola in the evening. read more