- Hot yoga at Urban Yoga Spa is tasty for breakfast, or any other time of day. They have fantastic instructors, and most beautiful facilities.
Location:Stewart St,Seattle,United States
Saturday, July 17, 2010
UYS
- Hot yoga at Urban Yoga Spa is tasty for breakfast, or any other time of day. They have fantastic instructors, and most beautiful facilities.
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Phone blog way after breakfast
Just had to try new camera
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
- Posted using BlogPress from my iPhone
Location:5th Ave,Seattle,United States
Friday, June 18, 2010
Latest breakfast
Lately, breakfast downtown has meant breakfast at home.
The most important ingredient for this are the eggs. Downtown choices for eggs have started to expand, with now three choices at Pike Place market alone. The eggs from the market which consistently taste fresher and more flavorful are the ones from Catanzaro's. This produce vendor is on the main arcade just before Lowell's, and their eggs are definitely what's for breakfast in Seattle.
The most important ingredient for this are the eggs. Downtown choices for eggs have started to expand, with now three choices at Pike Place market alone. The eggs from the market which consistently taste fresher and more flavorful are the ones from Catanzaro's. This produce vendor is on the main arcade just before Lowell's, and their eggs are definitely what's for breakfast in Seattle.
Location:Madison St,Seattle,United States
Monday, September 1, 2008
Juno
Juno700 3rd Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 631-8080
www.junorestaurant.com
www.junorestaurant.com
Seven out of Ten
Juno has a breathtaking, seasonal menu, a comfortable and modern dining room, and gets my nomination for the best hash browns in the city. And while they are fighting a little on consistency for both food and service as they feel the start up pain, it is definitely a place that is worth the risk. The fresh and changing menu and attention to detail will make this a fine addition to the downtown dining options.
Juno is located in the newly remodeled and converted Arctic Club building. This new hotel lobby is a can't miss part of the experience as the new remodel maintained all the periodicity from which it came. Walking into the lobby is like walking into early 1900's Seattle.
The breakfast menu at Juno provides several great options, including a wagyu scramble topped with shaved Parmesan, and a french toast dish that sounds like heaven. For my tastes though, the 
standard 2 egg breakfast is what will keep me coming back for more. The hash browns served up are perfectly moist without being oily and perfectly crispy on top.
standard 2 egg breakfast is what will keep me coming back for more. The hash browns served up are perfectly moist without being oily and perfectly crispy on top.The comfortable dining room is largely booths and counter stools by a great bar. The coffee cups stayed full and the service was friendly. The main battle of the moment is consistency, which I can forgive as start up pains.
Juno is a really great place to start or end a day in the city. This is a great recommendation for out of town guests or in city retreats. This is a place we will be back at often.
Sunday, August 17, 2008
CJ's Eatery
CJ's Eatery2619 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98121
Six out of Ten
In the heart of Belltown, CJ's Eatery does simple food simply great. With an extensive menu and a hustling dining room, this is a great place to grab a quick eat. The service stands out amongst the ordered chaos that is the packed in dining area.
We were seated quickly and coffee served right away. It is rare for your cup to run empty as well. I had a Belltown Omelet, that was very well cooked, but more of a scramble than an omelet. The food does not inspire, but instead fills you up and is served with great consistency. They were also very accommodating about watching for wheat, and even substituted fruit for toast.
CJ's is a great spot for a quick meal. Somehow it reminds me of the east coast, but the breakfast is all their own.
We were seated quickly and coffee served right away. It is rare for your cup to run empty as well. I had a Belltown Omelet, that was very well cooked, but more of a scramble than an omelet. The food does not inspire, but instead fills you up and is served with great consistency. They were also very accommodating about watching for wheat, and even substituted fruit for toast.
CJ's is a great spot for a quick meal. Somehow it reminds me of the east coast, but the breakfast is all their own.Monday, August 4, 2008
Dragonfish
Dragonfish Asian Cafe722 Pine St
Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 467-7777
website
Zero out of Tenwebsite
I am certainly aware that on any given day you could dine in any given restaurant and see perhaps the best or worst. Quite simply though, our breakfast at Dragonfish set a new low for the lowest low of any restaurant service.
I knew this was risky to begin with. After all, this place serves asian cuisine, so clearly this is support for the hotel room service. However, I would never expect something to be lack as much in service, sanitary, or food quality. When walking in, there were more tables with dirty dishes waiting to be bused than there were tables with people. However, we still had to wait for a table. I was thinking short staffed, but there were four tables being served by three people.
The food was pitiful. The eggs were runny and bad. The worst was that they ran out of hash browns so they decided to replace them with french fries without telling us. At least they brought ketchup, I guess. Our coffee cups were more empty than full. All for an unreasonable price.
I wish I could find something good to say about this place, unfortunately I can not find anything. Even the decor is slightly tacky. Stay away. If this is any indication of typical, I would avoid lunch and dinner as well.
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