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    13 Coins SeaTac

    3.5 (2.2k reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 11:00 pm
    Updated 1 month ago

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    13 COINS SEATAC ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Outdoor seating
    Dogs allowed

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    Frittata
    Tom K.

    Stopped in for lunch today. Dave our waiter was fantastic. He was so upbeat. It was very refreshing. I had the Philly cheese steak sandwich. It was delicious . The hogue roll was light and airy and not heavy and doughy. The fries were seasoned perfectly salted and peppery. My wife had the frittata. It was amazing lots of spinach and mushrooms and bacon. My son had chicken and waffles it had lots of flavor. We ate on the lounge area which was very open . We had a great meal here well worth the trip.

    Yeonji S.

    Always so good with fast service, great food and booth seating with ambient lighting. Better to come at night for sure. In the picture, it's a Monte Cristo, Eggs florentine, and egg Benedict !!!

    The filet. Blah..somewhat fatty not very good. Mash potatoes were trash
    Milton H.

    This is a place you come too when it's late and all the other great places are closing at 10Pm or so. I ordered the filet and it was mediocre. The mash potatoes were also very mediocre. It's not horrible if they didn't charge you $65 for this. The live music on a Friday night was not that good either. The chocolate moose was horrible The service was very good though I will say.

    Veggie omelet
    Allan A.

    Stayed at a hotel near the airport and located this place 2 blocks away.The ambiance was that of lounge, dim lighting, 1950s music in the background. With a full service bar getting action I felt like I stepped back in time. A decent crowd at 5 on a Sunday. Happy hour draws them in. Table next t to me was drinking and playing dominoes. Great place for people watching. Breakfast all day called my name. The veggie omelet was full if good stuff and loved the hearty portion of hash browns. Server was friendly and efficient.

    Farmers omelette we ordered it to include cheese. It wasn't made as requested unfortunately.
    Betty S.

    My toast was burnt. Food was not as good as in the past. I ordered the Joes Special omelette with spinach. It wasn't made with care felt rushed.

    Jennifer H.

    I came here with a large group of alumni from my college. They unfortunately couldn't accommodate us since the restaurant was packed that day. Luckily they had a private room we could use at short notice so I really appreciated that. The waiters were great at taking our orders and very friendly. Unfortunately I was a bit let down by the food. I tried a few of the apps, and I think the Brussels sprouts were ok, but I didn't love the crispy shrimp. The fried zucchini sticks were not bad. I also had a glass of Rose wine that was good. Anyways, this place is just outside the airport and has a nice ambiance inside. So if you are in the area and need a bar and some food, it is ok. But I wouldn't go out of my way to eat dinner here.

    Prime rib dip sandwich
    Sue S.

    We had dinner here while staying overnight for a flight out in the morning. I enjoyed sitting near the kitchen to watch the chefs in the midst of their food chaos. I ordered the lavender martini that was deliciously different. Then decided on two appetizers: fried zucchini & ahi tuna. My husband ordered the prime rib dip sandwich. We both were extremely happy with our meals. We loved the high-backed booth privacy and our waiter, Christopher, was very helpful in helping with our food decisions.

    Jalapeno Steak Bites and Fried Zucchini
    Keisha S.

    The hubby and I went to 13 Coins in SeaTac and had a great experience. For starters, our waitress was on top of it from the minute we sat down. I really appreciated her being honest when I asked her opinion about a few things on the menu. I always like when the staff will give a real answer instead of just saying everything is good. We got to sit at the counter, which I think is the best seat in the house. But this time we got even luckier because we got to sit toward the back of the counter where you can see the whole line in the kitchen. I've been to 13 Coins for years and somehow had never sat in those seats before, so I was pretty pumped about that. We started with a couple appetizers and they were both really good. The jalapeño steak bites were my favorite. So flavorful. We also had the fried zucchini, which I normally don't order, but these were done perfectly with a really nice crispy crust. My husband ordered the Wagyu bacon cheeseburger and I went with the Philly steak sandwich. Both were great. We also ordered garlic fries, which I had no idea they even offered. We watched the cook toss them with garlic and grated parmesan and they were so good!!! Side note for anyone who used to love the antipasto plate with the bread and butter. They still offer it, you just have to ask for it now. It used to automatically come out but now it's by request, which honestly makes sense. I'm guessing a lot of people were wasting it, but we definitely didn't waste ours.

    David K.

    Good day, Yelpies, There's something quietly remarkable about a restaurant that survives not just decades, but generations of changing tastes--and still manages to feel relevant. This establishment, which first opened its doors in Seattle in 1967 before relocating to Sea-Tac in 1976 under the guidance of the original owner's wife, carries with it more than just longevity--it carries legacy. Its name traces back to Lima, Peru, inspired by Las Trece Monedas--a folkloric tale of a humble young man who, armed with only thirteen coins, pledged unwavering love and devotion to win the heart of a wealthy man's daughter. It's a fitting origin story for a restaurant rooted in perseverance, passion, and heartfelt hospitality. Half a century later, those same values echo through every plate and every interaction. The menu delivers consistently satisfying fare, and the service operates with a rhythm that only comes from years of refinement. But perhaps most impressive is the sheer ambition of it all--executing quality food around the clock, 24 hours a day, is no small feat. It's the kind of operational endurance that deserves recognition on its own. Whether you arrive for breakfast at dawn, a late-night dinner, or anything in between, this is a place that meets you where you are--and feeds you well when you get there. Cheers --The Dutchman

    Counter sitting
    Makerita L.

    1/23/2025 5pm dinner with my cousin ‼FOOD (5* ) no leftovers Our food was delicious and very tasty, we ate them all *Starter on the house, served of a veggie bowl with salami *Egg white veggie omelette, sourdough toast and hash brown * Satay mushroom, and zucchini *Parmesan chicken, chicken, and pasta Dessert: all were delicious Carrot cake Mango sorbet ‼SERVICE 5* Our server was very helpful, and attentive. Everyone was friendly and ‼AMBIANCE Cozy and comfortable Warm and Welcoming Convenient location right across from SeaTac Airport Parking is available right in the front ,but limited time, defending on the time of day.

    Pesto clams
    Geronimo R.

    With a long layover at SeaTac, I crossed the street to 13 Coins--supposedly a Seattle institution. The place sits unassuming in a corporate building, but inside you'll find classic old-school booths that gave me hope for something good. I hit happy hour on a slow night, yet somehow service still dragged. I went for what seemed like safe bets: pepper beef and pesto clams. Being in Seattle, I figured the seafood would be a slam dunk. Wrong. The clams were aggressively overcooked--dry, rubbery, and clearly not fresh. The pesto itself had decent flavor and the crostini were fine, but when your star ingredient is that bad, nothing else matters. The pepper beef's creamy sauce tasted good (hard to mess up cream and pepper), but the beef quality was dismal and cut so thick it turned into a chewy workout for my jaw. Here's what really stings: I went back to the airport afterward and found genuinely better food at a terminal restaurant. When SeaTac is outperforming your "classic" Seattle spot, something's gone seriously wrong. 13 Coins might be trading on nostalgia and reputation, but the kitchen isn't backing it up. Save your time and money. There are too many great places in Seattle to waste a meal here.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

    Bar area
    Alicia M.

    A very short walk away from the Seattle airport, 13 Coins has real food at a reasonable price. I placed a take out order when my flight landed and it was ready by the time I walked over. It's around a 5 minute walk from the SeaTac airport light rail station, which is connected to the airport. It's a great option if you have a longer layover and don't mind going through airport security again. The interior was dark and moody and the bar seats looked really comfortable. The spaghetti with meat sauce was flavorful and the sauce was bright and on the acidic side. The bacon avocado turkey sandwich was standard and came with fries and a pickle spear. The avocado was fresh.

    Thomas S.

    We went here with our whole family, and the service was very good! I ordered a hot chocolate which was just Swiss miss in milk- not great. However, the steak and eggs were pretty good and very filling! I also tried the chicken and waffles, which were covered in maple bacon and were solid. We went in February, so it was very cold outside. The restaurant was also pretty cold, so I asked the server to turn up the heat, and she brought a heater to our table. I didn't catch her name but her birthday is in 2 days. Extra points to her.

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    Ask the Community - 13 Coins SeaTac

    Do they do delivery?

    Good Evening Allen, Doordash is our delivery service.

    Do they take reservations?

    Only if you have 6 or more in your party

    Do they still serve the Monte Cristo?

    Try Shelly's in Burien

    Are service dogs okay to bring into the restaurant? she weighs 4 lbs. pls advise and thank you!

    Hi Susan, In the state of Washington service dogs that are trained to do a specific task are… 

    Are they requiring covid shot card? Thank you everyone for answering I just didn't know , we don't have that issue in Los Angeles , guess I will eat in Tacoma before I head back to airport.

    Yes, they are required to ask.

    Can you really bring dogs to 13 Coins?

    No dogs allowed.

    Thank you all for the replies. I'm at the location and loving the atmosphere. Need to insert a question mark because needed. Why?

    It's very safe! No worries.

    What are drink prices like?

    Typical for the type of restaurant. $7.00+

    Do they serve breakfast all day?

    Of course. Think Denny's on steroids.

    Can this be considered a family restaurant?

    Yes, as long as you get seated to the right of the entrance :-)

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