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10 Best Brunch Spots in Seattle for Memorial Day
Memorial Day falls on Monday, May 25 this year, and there is no better way to spend the holiday weekend than heading out for a great brunch. Across the city, people line up early for buttery biscuits, crispy potatoes, and strong morning coffee. Popular neighborhood patios fill up quickly as locals soak in the long weekend atmosphere and the rare Pacific Northwest sunshine.
Local kitchens are serving thick slices of sourdough toast, salty eggs, fresh pastries, and refreshing drinks to hungry holiday crowds. We picked ten standout spots where you can grab a table with your favorite people without the overly formal feel of a hotel dining room. Expect generous portions, laid back energy, and plenty of outdoor seating perfect for a slow holiday morning.
Grab a seat outside, sip something cold, and watch the city ease into the long weekend. Here are ten of the best brunch spots across town for a delicious start to your Memorial Day weekend.
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Oddfellows Café + Bar
This rustic Capitol Hill hub serves comfort food inside a gorgeous historic brick building. You will love the high ceilings and the large patio for long social afternoons. Try the famous biscuits and gravy, the savory baked eggs, or the sweet brioche French toast. These house favorites bring locals back for breakfast and late night drinks in Seattle. It is a great place to hang out with friends while you enjoy the brick walls.
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Mr West Cafe Bar Downtown
Mr West Cafe Bar Downtown provides a relaxed space for great coffee and tasty food. This stylish spot features plants plus marble accents that create a very cool interior vibe. You should try the avocado toast or the brioche breakfast sandwich while you are visiting. The menu also includes a charcuterie board that is perfect for sharing with your group. Their seasonal lattes always hit the mark when you need a little afternoon pick-me-up.
Portage Bay Cafe on 65th
This cafe sits in Seattle's Roosevelt neighborhood. Local ingredients shine at this cafe where the berry bar is a huge local legend. You must order the signature challah french toast and load it up with some fresh organic berries. The dungeness crab benedict and pancakes are also local favorites that keeps people coming back for more every week. It is quite busy, so arriving early helps you snag a table for your hungry group.
Biscuit Bitch
This funky shop in Downtown Seattle near Pike Place Market delivers huge portions of southern comfort food with a lot of gritty city attitude. Their cheesy garlic grits and the easy bitch biscuit provide plenty of energy for your day. Everyone talks about the bitch witch sandwich because it is salty and spicy and totally delicious too. You can expect a long line but the upbeat music makes the short wait feel very fast.
14 Carrot Cafe
This cozy cafe in Seattle’s Eastlake neighborhood is famous for serving up massive portions that will keep you full forever. People really love the cinnamon roll french toast and the hearty vegetable omelet filled with fresh greens. Their freshly squeezed carrot juice is a refreshing way to start your day at this friendly counter. The vintage charm of the wooden booths makes you feel right at home while you eat.
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Seattle Biscuit Company
You will find incredible southern comfort food tucked away in this rustic and very charming brunch restaurant in the Frelard neighborhood. The marionberry jam and the country ham on a buttermilk biscuit create a truly perfect flavor mix. Make sure to taste the Bloody Mary and grits because they are creamy and seasoned with a lot of love. This small shop focuses on simple recipes that highlight the best local flavors of the Pacific Northwest.
Volunteer Park Cafe & Pantry
Nestled on a quiet corner in Seattle's Capitol Hill neighborhood, this converted grocery store offers a peaceful escape from the busy city. The banana brioche french toast and the cheese sandwiches are standout choices on their very creative daily menu. You should pick up a sea salt chocolate chip cookie from the pantry shelf before you leave. You can also order their espresso if caffeine cravings hits urgent.
Cafe Lulu
This small spot near Green Lake offers a simple menu focused on quality and local flavor. Their breakfast burritos and the classic egg sandwiches are perfect for a quick meal after a stroll. The lavender latte is a signature drink that people travel across the city to sip. The outdoor seating is lovely when the Seattle weather decides to cooperate for a few hours.
Sabine Café & Bar
Ballard locals visit this beautiful space for Mediterranean-inspired dishes and very creative craft cocktail drinks in the Ballard area of Seattle. Their Turkish eggs and the shakshuka offer bold flavors that you do not find everywhere else. Do not miss the chocolate cookies because they are chewy and have a unique nutty finish. The patio is a lovely place to relax while you watch the busy street life pass by.
Cafe Bambino
If you are looking to elevate your coffee experience, Cafe Bambino is the best choice. It is the spot for top-notch lattes, decadent pastries, and the famous Berardo’s fire-roasted espresso. This indie gem runs on pure passion, with a vibe that is equal parts cozy and lively. Whether you are powering through a busy day or savoring a chill morning, every sip here is crafted just right.
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