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Mushroom and caramelized onion tart, V.2

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Your cheese collection makes me weep with joy 😭😭😭 It looks like it could be a cheese haul video on foodie YouTube/reddit

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I just have always really liked cheese - with apples, with olives, just in general. If I could get paid to talk about food and history and so forth I’d do it.

So hey guys, let’s go into my current cheeses on hand. In that picture you can see:

String cheese (it’s fun to eat, it’s got a good amount of protein, and sometimes I use it as an edible dipstick/tasting implement for sauces or other things I’m cooking.

A wedge of Roth Grand Cru Alpine-Style Cheese (kinda like a Gruyère IIRC)

A wedge of Ponce de León Manchego

Some Formaggi Ciresa Taleggio

Boar’s Head brand Rolled Mozzarella, Genoa & Insalata (very good)

A wedge of Clawson Cotswold Double Gloucester with Onions and Chives (one of my faves but can be a little strong)

Two different things of Ski Queen brand Gjetost (a personal fave for sure)

A small triangle of Beecher’s Marco Polo (not 100% sure what it’s like yet because this was an impulse pick up in the cheese section)

A wedge of Shepherd’s Way Farms Hidden Falls cheese (Made in MN™️! I’ve had their Sogn before and this seems kinda similar)

A small block of Beemster Graskaas Gouda

The ever-reliable Kryssos Co. Halloumi (aka vegetarian bacon aka squeaky cheese a la Nigella - you can grill it and it’s amazing)

A wedge of Dietz and Watson Manchego

A wedge of Dietz and Watson Fontina

A wedge/block of Dietz and Watson Edam

A wedge of Van Kaas Gouda

A wedge of Wensleydale with Lemon and Honey

A block of Kerrygold Reserve Cheddar

2 blocks of Kerrygold Dubliner (possibly one of my very top favorites)

Not pictured but in my fridge is a 5 Oz container of Stella Shredded Parmesan and Romano

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Restaurant News: Thursday treat – Triton Taste food truck comes to downtown Edmonds

The Triton Style Meals Truck shall be in downtown Edmonds on Thursdays.

Are your New 12 months’s resolutions for higher consuming falling a bit brief? Assistance is right here…or fairly it’s “there”…on a meals truck parked at 4th and Dayton on Thursdays, in the course of the winter quarter at Edmonds Faculty.

Many people made resolutions to eat higher, eschew high-fat meats, check out more healthy vegetarian fare, and naturally assist our native restaurant group.

The employees and college students at Edmonds Group Faculty Culinary division are right here, or fairly are there… with tempting dishes to buy at off the truck, or order for takeout on the Café on Campus.

Search for the Triton Style’s blue truck within the car parking zone of Fourth and Dayton on Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lots of the gadgets on menu are chock-full of sandwiches, soups and snacks which are good for us.

I’m right here to inform you they’ve chocolate chip cookies which are completely vegan, and I put them to the style check with my two guys at residence — they swore they tasted butter, and eggs too.

You may’t name them on the telephone, or order on-line — their course of is “old style” in that one should stroll as much as the truck and order. They don’t take money, solely playing cards, which is a COVID security factor.

You’ll find the Meals Truck on Fb at www.facebook.com/EdmondsCulinaryArts.

Menu for Jan. 21 (4th and Dayton, Edmonds) 11 a.m.-1 p.m.

Jackfruit sliders

BBQ Jackfruit Sliders — Spicy slaw, and mayo, on brioche buns.- these are vegetarian too! My hubby, a non-meat eater, picked via his portion. Nary a shred of pork did he discover.

Breakfast Sandwich —  A superbly sensible choice for the midday hour, simply saying… Egg, caramelized onions, spinach, tomato jam, garlic mayo, house-made English muffin, veggie sausage patty. The Edmonds Group Faculty Café bakes a lot of their breads and rolls used on menu gadgets, in home, extra about that half in a second.

Tomato Soup, cup or bowl — Final however actually not least, right this moment’s soup is tomato. Once more no dairy within the soup, however positive didn’t miss it, with all of the wealthy chunks of tomato, broth and seasoning. Three spoons made very brief work of a beneficiant bowl’s serving. An amazing pairing with this subsequent merchandise…

Grilled cheese and tomato soup

Gourmand Grilled Cheese Sandwich — Beecher’s cheese, Tillamook sharp cheddar, Italian bread and tomato jam… we added caramelized grilled onions, which paired effectively with that melty cheese.

Jerk Hen Sandwich — Pepper jack cheese, slaw, spicy mayo. The one merchandise on the menu that contained an animal protein was the jerk hen sandwich. Beneficiant chunks of hen had been tucked right into a toasty bun, with plantains, pepper jack cheese, Mama Lil’s peppers and moistened with a spicy mayo.

Add on gadgets — to up the flavour much more: caramelized onions, roasted mushrooms, Mama Lil’s, or peanut butter.

Vegan chocolate chip cookie

Dessert? Effectively about these chocolate chip cookies — completely vegan, they style virtually too good to be true. Thick, chewy chocolate oozes out of each chunk.

Edmonds Culinary Café on the Edmonds Faculty campus has a menu of meals to go, as a result of similar to all different eating places, one can’t dine inside — normally supplied on Wednesdays and/or Thursdays every week. Be taught extra at www.edmonds.edu/foodservices/menu.html#menu. Cafe orders ought to be referred to as into 425-640-1405. (11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. on Thursday)

Once you get them on the telephone, ask if they’ve any additional bread, cookies or different desserts, and in the event that they do, get them organized! Belief me on this, you’ll not be upset.

Right here’s a peek on the Faculty Café’s menu-

Pozole — A traditional Mexican stew of pork, hominy, cabbage, tortilla strips, radish, lime, cilantro.

Vegetarian Chili — A spicy assortment of beans is topped with grated cheese, inexperienced onion, lime, and cilantro. Accompanied by a cornmeal muffin, which is ideal to sop up the final of the liquor within the bowl.

Quinoa Salad — Pops of taste from crimson peppers, snap peas, cucumber, arugula, mint, and accented by a lemon French dressing.

Roasted Beet Salad — Spinach, goat cheese, pecans.

One can order a single portion or a bigger dinner-sized portion on any of the above, which is a lot for 2.

Add a “protein” to any of this stuff: Grilled salmon or pan-roasted hen

Are burgers extra to your style? Check out the Café’s Cheeseburger — grilled onions, pickled peppers, aïoli, tomato jam, and lettuce prime the grilled beef patty. Or do a vegetarian model. You received’t miss the meat within the Black Bean Burger — grilled onions, pickled peppers, aïoli, tomato jam, and lettuce on a toasty bun

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Not too quickly to be interested by a deal with for that particular individual subsequent month. Febr. 14 is just three weeks away…

Bar Dojo posted pictures on their Fb web page that made yours actually salivate. Hope they encourage you too.

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Purchase native! Edmonds eateries eating places’ assist native elements on menu, as a result of they’re all on this collectively.

I’ve point out in previous articles the cardamom buns from the Cottage at Blue Ridge are supplied up at Walnut Road Espresso. And at Jaiiya Café, the Cottage’s sourdough toast graces a number of menu selections.

Cottage at Blue Ridge cardamom bun at Walnut Road Espresso.

Restaurant Information realized of recent dishes supplied at Kelnero.  Get pleasure from a brand new riff on an outdated favourite: Solar-Dried Tomato & Burrata served with toasted sourdough slices from The Cottage at Blue Ridge and warmed sun-dried tomato unfold. One other to strive quickly — Beet Toast: puréed golden beets, butter, and vache cheese, unfold over toasted “Cottage” sourdough with OlyKraut and a squash blossom garnish.  Hmmm… one in all every on my subsequent “to go” order?

Kelnero’s Burrata Toast that includes Cottage at Blue Ridge bread.

Button Up Your Overcoat…a tune that we hear from a lot of our native institutions as they create secure outside area for diners…

–By Kathy Passag

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A specialty connoisseur meals dealer for over 30 years, Kathy Passage has in-depth data on meals and the particular qualities of elements used within the beautiful merchandise she helped convey to market. Kathy brings this distinctive perspective from the “different aspect of the plate” to writing concerning the meals and restaurant scene in Edmonds, Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace.

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Art to See in Los Angeles

A few exhibitions on view now in Los Angeles that are not to be missed...

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Allison Saar @ LA Louver

From the press release:

“L.A. Louver is pleased to present an exhibition of new works by Los Angeles-based artist Alison Saar. Taking inspiration from the character of Topsy in Harriet Beecher Stowe’s classic Civil War-era novel Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Saar re-contextualizes the sprightly uncouth slave girl as a symbol of defiance, through paintings on dyed vintage linens and sculptures carved from wood.

“She was one of the blackest of her race,” writes Stowe of Topsy in Uncle Tom’s Cabin. “Her woolly hair was braided in sundry little tails which stuck out in every direction... there was something odd and goblin-like about her appearance.” In over a dozen works, Saar utilizes this literal characterization to figuratively transform the chastised and ill-mannered Topsy into a fearless girl-at-arms. “

Exhibition is on view until May 12th.

Dianne Williams at LA Art Association / Gallery 825

From the press release:

“Diane Williams' INcongruence involves a participatory art piece and an installation that will confront viewers, turning them into active participants. The installation involves 8 large modules made out of wire, recycled and manipulated fiber such as: yarn, thread, fabric, and shredded paintings, interwoven together and creating an immersive structure that fills Gallery 825's largest front space. These materials have personal history, discarded or purchased from the artist's neighborhood Thrift Shop in Glassell Park and the Fabric District in Downtown Los Angeles called Santee Alley, frequented by many lower and middle income immigrant families. Williams intertwined these elements into modular weavings, reminiscent of protest signs and roadside memorials that will operate as obstructions, confinement and disruptions.“

Exhibition is on view until April 20th.

Extracorporeal (Beyond the Body) @ Museum of Latin American Art

Extracorporeal, or Beyond the Body, is an exhibition dedicated to the late artist Ana Mendieta. This exhibition explores her aesthetic footprint in today's contemporary video and performance art practices. Select artists create images that transcend time, space, and corporeality while exploring personal and historical trauma in profound ways. Image above is by artist Dianela Riojas.

Exhibition is on view until July 29th.

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Summer Adventures in W Bellevue

During my adventures at Microsoft Hackathon 2019, W Bellevue became my home away from home. I loved the modern, chic decor of the hotel, and the friendly staff made my stay truly an enjoyable one.

To me, one of the main perks of staying at W Bellevue is the proximity to some of the best restaurants in the area.

One of these restaurants is Baron’s Xi’an Kitchen & Bar which is renowned for their Signature Peking Duck.

A picture speaks a thousand words and I cannot stop dreaming about the crispy skin and tender juicy meat of my Peking Duck. It was so delicious that I devoured the dish in record time and I am definitely returning for more on my next trip.

Another great restaurant worth visiting is The Lakehouse Bellevue which is famous for using seasonal, locally sourced produce to create some of the best looking dishes you will see in town. 

Dinner at The Lakehouse begins with a beautiful warm corn soup with truffle creme fraiche, chili oil, and dungeness crab.

Next plate is the savory grilled spanish octopus resting on top of sweet roasted corn pudding, green strawberry jam, and crunchy toasted almond.

For crab lovers, you are going to enjoy dungeness crab lettuce wraps featuring a generous portion of dungeness crab meat to be wrapped with crisp baby lettuce and paired with an amazing meyer lemon-curry vinaigrette which provides a nice zesty spicy note to contrast with the sweet crab.

If you love to enjoy more crab, I would definitely recommend the soft shell crab served with charred scallion, heirloom tomato, and thick slices of crispy bacon. It is a decadent delight pairing the best of land and sea into one single mouthful.

For mains, I am a big fan of the lovely plate of Squid ink tagliatelle served with large prawns, sweet clams, soft octopus, and flavorful mussels, all swimming in harmony in a seductive chorizo red pepper broth.

If you are feeling hungry, you have to order their signature pure country farms bone-in pork chop with yakima cherry drizzled all over the meat, served with a beautiful slice of grilled polenta and a charred onion salad which is mostly for decorations in the presence of the huge chunk of meaty goodness. This version of pork chops ranks as one of my all-time high in my foodie adventures, and I would definitely return to the restaurant just for more awesome chops.

Just before I return back home to Singapore, I had to visit The Lakehouse Bellevue one last time to sample its beloved enchiladas suizas comprising of shredded chicken wrapped in freshly made tortillas, topped with a generous amount of tomatillo salsa and beecher’s cheddar, served with two medium eggs.

Thanks to W Bellevue for being a great host during my stay, and cheers to Baron’s Xi’an Kitchen & Bar and The Lakehouse Bellevue for serving me great food while I am in-between meetings and emails.

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27 Excellent Spots For Weekday Breakfasts

Weekday mornings in Seattle can be painful. Most of the time, the sun wakes up later than you do, it’s wet and gray, rush hour traffic sucks, and the only shred of joy in your daily routine comes from a morning latte before you descend into spreadsheets, emails, and meetings about how often you have meetings.

But it doesn’t have to be like that. Going out to a real breakfast will, at the very least, improve your morning - and if you meet a client or colleague before you get to the office, you could even pass it off as productive. Here are the 27 best places for a weekday morning breakfast in Seattle, all of which are worth getting up a little earlier for.

THE SPOTS  Porkchop & Co. $ $ $ $ American  in  Ballard $$$$ 5451 Leary Ave NW 8.5 /10

Opens at 9am

Porkchop & Co. does the best brunch in the city, but on the weekends, it’s a chaotic sardine tin in here. Weekday mornings are much more relaxed, so you won’t need to worry about a wait. This can be a quick meal, since there’s counter service, but if you have time, hang out for a while with your porchetta benedict or shakshuka. They don’t open until 9am, so this is is the perfect spot to bring an out-of-towner when you have the day off, or are pretending to be sick.

 North Star Diner & Shanghai Room $ $ $ $ American ,  Diner  in  Greenwood $$$$ 8700 Greenwood Ave N Not

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Open 24 hours

North Star Diner & Shanghai Room is the coolest diner in the city. It’s open 24 hours a day, and has gold glittery booth cushions as well as an entire wall dedicated to framed portraits of real astronauts. Most importantly, their food - like the eggs benedict over corned beef and crispy hash browns with rye toast (AKA a deconstructed breakfast reuben) is great. Come back to the neighborhood after work and go to the bar next door, which has karaoke five days a week as well as the full diner menu - because pancakes taste just as good at midnight.

 B-Side Foods $ $ $ $ American  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 421 E Thomas St Not

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Opens at 7am

B-Side is one of those places that you’ll kick yourself for not getting to sooner. It’s a tiny little cafe on a Capitol Hill street corner with a handful of tables, a bright interior, and really delicious breakfasts. Come here for excellent egg sandwiches with Beecher’s cheese, sauteed mushrooms, and pickled daikon, or thick toast topped with peanut butter labneh, concord grape compote, and banana crumble. Pick something up to-go before work or stay a while and fill your people-watching quota for the week.

Mt. Bagel $ $ $ $ Cafe/Bakery $$$$ Not

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Mt. Bagel isn’t a physical place. It’s an online operation where you place an order on their website, and then a mysterious man comes to your home and drops off a brown paper sack full of the greatest bagels this state has ever seen. The options are pretty standard but reliably great, from a garlicky everything to sharp cheddar, and there are even homemade cream cheese schmears, too (get the spicy scallion). The whole thing’s like getting a visit from the tooth fairy, except you’re the one giving the money, and nobody has to exchange teeth. The website only opens up one month at a time, only delivers on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, and they sell out very fast. So check often and plan in advance.

 Seattle Biscuit Company $ $ $ $ American ,  Brunch ,  Southern  in  Fremont $$$$ 4001 Leary Way NW 7.7 /10

Opens at 7am

Food-wise, everything here revolves around biscuits, and the good news is that the biscuits are really, really good. You’ll find a lineup of fun biscuit sandwiches with fillings like fried chicken and sweet onion mustard or peanut butter and homemade berry jam, but you could also order plain biscuits and gravy. And if it’s a Wednesday morning and you just want a Bloody Mary instead of coffee, they have those too.

 Anchorhead Coffee Co. $ $ $ $ American ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  Downtown $$$$ 1600 7th Ave Ste 105

Opens at 6:30am

If you work downtown, there are very few options that don’t involve Starbucks, a sad corner market pastry, or sneaking into a hotel lobby to steal a continental breakfast. One of those options is Anchorhead. It’s technically a coffee shop, but if you’re in a hurry, you could sit down here with a mini banana bread loaf, biscuit sandwich, or the quite majestic “quaffle,” which is part-cinnamon roll, part-croissant, and part-waffle. Wash it all down with a pistachio milk matcha latte.

 Nue $ $ $ $ Latin ,  Southeast Asian  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 1519 14th Ave Seattle Not

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Opens at 10am

Nue doesn’t open until 10am, but as long as it’s your first meal of the day, it counts as breakfast. They serve dishes from pretty much every corner of the world, which is convenient if you want coconut-pineapple cornbread, Filipino pork tocino with fried eggs, Israeli shakshuka, or a giant tower of spicy chicken wings. The communal tables make things easy if you’re trying to have a low-key meeting with a few coworkers, or need to meet your ukulele quintet before work.

 Verve Bowls $ $ $ $ American ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 715 E Pine St. Not

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Opens at 8am

You endured the physical and mental pain of a 7am spin class because you heard that endorphins are good for you. Verve Bowls, in Capitol Hill, is the breakfast you need to refuel. It’s a little smoothie shop and acai bowl place in the courtyard of an apartment complex, and it’s not much on the inside, but you’re not really here to hang out. You’re here to grab a quick bowl or an even quicker smoothie. When the weather’s nice, sit in the courtyard for a few minutes and pretend you’re in SoCal.

 Meet The Moon $ $ $ $ American  in  Leschi $$$$ 120 Lakeside Ave Not

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Opens at 8am

Meet The Moon is a nice spot on the water in Leschi. If you have time for a full hot breakfast, sit at the bar and get the biscuits and maple chicken sausage gravy, a carne asada breakfast skillet, or avocado toast with lots of toppings. Wash it all down with some on-tap kombucha. If you’re in more of a hurry, housemade baked goods from the pastry case aren’t a bad idea.

 The Fat Hen $ $ $ $ Cafe/Bakery  in  Ballard $$$$ 1418 NW 70th St 7.1 /10

Opens at 8am

The Fat Hen is a tiny cafe with very good food, which naturally means it’s packed on Saturday and Sunday mornings. During the week, though, it’s actually pretty easy to get a table and eat some homemade scones and/or a baked margherita egg skillet with tomato, fresh mozzarella, and basil. And it’s an ideal spot to set up camp with your laptop if you have some work to take care of.

 Konvene Coffee $ $ $ $ American  in  Queen Anne $$$$ 500 Mercer St Not

Rated

Yet

Opens at 7am

This coffee shop is located on the second floor of a Queen Anne QFC, but it’s one of our favorite places to grab a quick coffee and bite. Especially because they serve an excellent breakfast sandwich with bacon, egg, aioli, and Beecher’s on a big brioche bun. If you already packed a sandwich for lunch and have a personal one-sandwich-per-day policy, Konvene also serves avocado toast, breakfast burritos, and pastries.

 Oddfellows Cafe & Bar $ $ $ $ American ,  French  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 1525 10th Ave 7.5 /10

Opens at 8am

No, you didn’t just step through a rip in the universe and end up in a European street market, but it’s easy to see why you’d think that at Oddfellows. This place has exposed brick, a wine shop, and a bistro-style patio outside. The ambience is classy, so it’s great for meeting a client or colleague over avocado toast, homemade biscuits with raspberry jam, and/or the best cheesy soft-scrambled eggs in the entire city. The rest of the to-go pastry selection is also a home run.

 Madison Kitchen $ $ $ $ American ,  Sandwiches ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  Madison Park $$$$ 4122 E Madison St Not

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Opens at 8am

Madison Kitchen is the perfect neighborhood cafe: everyone knows each other, there’s a big glass case with lots of salads and other delicious things on display, and they even do fancy Thanksgiving catering. You’re coming here for a quick quiche, frittata, housemade pastry, or breakfast sandwich with crispy bacon and incredible basil aioli. But while we’re on the subject of Thanksgiving, you’re going to want to leave with the Madison Street Special (smoked turkey, white cheddar, apples, basil aioli, cranberry sauce, and arugula on cider wheat bread) to eat for lunch later.

 Juicebox $ $ $ $ Cafe/Bakery  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 1517 12th Ave Ste 100 Not

Rated

Yet

Opens at 8am

You need the occasional smoothie or cold-pressed juice to feel like you’re doing something healthy for yourself. Juicebox Cafe is a pretty perfect place to get that. It looks like a juice bar Gwyneth Paltrow might go to, and the three available smoothie variations rotate seasonally. If you’re not interested in cleansing your soul with juice wellness shots, there’s also solid breakfast food like egg scrambles, sandwiches, and a muesli and coconut yogurt parfait.

 Biscuit Bitch $ $ $ $ Southern  in  Pioneer Square $$$$ 621 3rd Ave 7.5 /10

Opens at 7am

When it’s only 7am and you already know it’s going to be a bad day, Biscuit B*tch is the place to go. You have so many good options here, whether you like your carbs topped with gravy, maple peanut butter and bacon, or eggs, sausage, and cheese. Just expect to politely excuse yourself from that 10am budget meeting to take a nap in the bathroom.

 Dahlia Bakery $ $ $ $ Cafe/Bakery  in  Belltown $$$$ 2001 4th Ave 7.1 /10

Opens at 7:30am

Unless you’re here in the summertime, when they have a few bistro tables outside, this place only works for a quick, to-go meal. But the breakfast sandwiches are many times better than anything you’ll get at a coffee chain: they’re made on homemade English muffins, and have interesting combinations like fried egg, bacon, pepper jack, poblano aioli, and arugula. Don’t forget a triple coconut cream pie bite for dessert.

 Volunteer Park Cafe $ $ $ $ American  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 1501 17th Ave E 8.5 /10

Opens at 7am, closed Mondays

You’re going to need some very good luck to get a seat among the shrieking toddlers and North Capitol Hill soccer moms here on a weekend morning. During the week, though, this place is actually pretty calm, and a perfect neighborhood spot for a homemade muffin or egg and gruyere panini. Enjoy the fancy-general-store atmosphere while you eat, and then make plans to come back for the even better dinner food.

 Jucivana $ $ $ $ Cafe/Bakery  in  Central District $$$$ 110 Boren Ave S

Opens at 7am

You’re running late - but not so late that you want to skip breakfast altogether. Do the drive-thru at Jucivana, a little shack the color of a carrot that should be your go-to for three reasons. One, the juices are all delicious, whether you go for something green or something chocolatey. Two, they’re very substantial. And three, most of them are under $6. If pastries and espresso are more your style, you can get those here, too.

 Bakery Nouveau $ $ $ $ Cafe/Bakery  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 1435 E John St 7.9 /10

Opens at 6am

That semester abroad in Paris made you a croissant snob, so you’ll be happy to know that Bakery Nouveau, a French spot in Capitol Hill, has the best in the city. You can’t go wrong with a plain one, but the double-baked almond version (complete with powdered sugar that’s guaranteed to get all over your work clothes) is legendary, and the more savory options, like ham and cheese, braised brisket and cheddar, or smoked salmon and cream cheese, do not disappoint.

 The London Plane $ $ $ $ American ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  Pioneer Square $$$$ 300 Occidental Ave S Not

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Opens at 8am

When it’s necessary to act like a professional human being before you get to the office - or have a meal with your parents who are visiting from out of town - this is the place. The setting, with a huge white bar, shelves of vases and books, and an indoor balcony, is highly attractive, and food-wise, there’s a good mix of options like labneh toast, yogurt bowls, and egg sandwiches with harissa. It’s also a market, wine store, espresso bar, bakery, and boutique flower shop, so you can get all your bougie errands done on the way out.

 Skillet Diner $ $ $ $ American ,  Diner  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 1400 E Union St 8.0 /10

Opens at 7am

Cinnamon rolls larger than your head, iced mochas in mason jars, and upscale breakfast options like cornmeal waffles with maple-braised pork belly. Any or all of these things can be yours at Skillet, which is what we imagine an old-school diner with an HGTV makeover would look like.

 Jars Juicing Company $$$$ 1099 Stewart St

Opens at 7am

This is exactly the kind of juice bar you’d expect to find in Amazon territory. Not only do they have 46 smoothie, juice, and acai bowl options to choose from (plus avocado toasts), but you can also customize your drink using a touch-screen computer. It kind of sounds like an organizational disaster waiting to happen, but they actually pull it off. The space has that apartment-complex-lounge feel that’s so common in South Lake Union, and there’s another cafe right next to the juice bar doing sandwiches, in case you want to stay for lunch.

 Vif Wine and Coffee $ $ $ $ Wine Bar ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  Fremont $$$$ 4401 Fremont Ave N Not

Rated

Yet

Opens at 7am

You may have tried this place for wine and light bites during the afternoon or evening, but its breakfast is also worth your time. The menu has things like smoked trout tartines and bread pudding French toast - and parking in the lot outside is free, so it’s an easy stop on your commute.

 Glo's $ $ $ $ Diner  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 1621 E Olive Way 8.0 /10

Opens at 7am

When it comes to greasy spoon diners, Glo’s is the best in Seattle. Whatever you order - poached eggs with perfect hash browns, a stack of pancakes, or a loaded Belgian waffle - it’s going to be great, and you won’t have the exhausting line that you’d encounter (and eventually give up on) at brunch on a weekend. Don’t leave without a piece of their homemade sour cream coffee cake.

 General Porpoise Coffee & Doughnuts $ $ $ $ Cafe/Bakery  in  Capitol Hill $$$$ 1060 E Union St

Opens at 7am

When you need donuts for breakfast, you might as well have the best. Go to General Porpoise, probably the most charming coffee shop in the city, where the coffee comes out of a hot pink espresso machine and the donuts will blow your mind. The vanilla-custard-filled ones are our favorites, but the chocolate-marshmallow-filled and lemon-curd-filled ones are also excellent, and you shouldn’t ignore any seasonal specials. Bring some in for your coworkers if you want good office karma for at least a month.

 Morsel $ $ $ $ American ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  University District $$$$ 4754 University Way NE Not

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Opens at 8am

If you’re in the University District early enough, you’re probably either a student, professor, or you know about the excellent biscuits at Morsel. This little counter spot serves their huge biscuits with spreads like strawberry balsamic jam or chocolate hazelnut butter, but also in sandwich form - the best is the Spanish Fly, which has a fried egg, prosciutto, manchego, arugula, and pickled pepper aioli. These travel well if you’re in a hurry, but you should really sit down and eat your biscuit with a salted-caramel latte.

 Empire Espresso $ $ $ $ Sandwiches ,  Cafe/Bakery  in  Columbia City $$$$ 3829 S Edmunds St 7.6 /10

Opens at 6am

We are very big fans of Empire Espresso’s made-to-order Belgian waffles, whether they’re topped with lime and powdered sugar or Nutella and sliced bananas. We always encourage ordering one of these and a homemade cashew milk latte at this Columbia City coffee shop. But as great as the waffles taste, it’s hard to overlook the best thing here - the vegan breakfast panini. This excellent toasted focaccia sandwich is filled with Field Roast meatless sausage, cayenne “cheese” made from fermented tofu, and pesto. Come to Empire if you’re trying to get some work done but you also need to eat something substantial in the morning.

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