this is a solid seattle breakfast spot!! the all you can eat hashbrowns really caught my eye. im not a big eater so the mini breakfast was perfect for me. love the long hours and the drawing up on the way read more

Came on a Monday morning to avoid the line we saw over the weekend. We were able to get seated right away. Between the 2 of us, we shared 6 eggs southwestern exposure plus a side of country fried steak. Honestly, the omelette was enough for 2 of us because the portion was huge. With the addition of unlimited hash browns, I left the cafe with food coma. Everything was yummy. I would come back to try another omelette. Already missing the hash browns -- those were probably the best potatoes I had in a while. Friendly server. read more

Beth's Cafe - Southwestern exposure with a side of country friend steak - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

1/27/24 My boyfriend and I ventured down to Beth's to change up our weekend breakfast routine. He used to frequent Beth's as a young, drunk man and wanted to introduce me to it. We arrived around 8:15am and had no trouble parking right out front or with being seated right away. I was relieved, because I had read reviews saying how busy Beth's is on the weekends. I ordered the corned beef hash with eggs over easy. Although the hash is house made, the corned beef comes from a can. It was a bit too salty, but still tasty. My eggs were perfectly cooked, but they were cold. I asked for extra crispy hashbrowns, and that's what I received. They were well-seasoned and perfectly crispy. My sweetheart chose the country fried steak. I took a couple bites and thought it was solid. He complained about the toast being nothing special. As far as setting goes, the place is an old dive, but it's clean. The walls are papered with kids' drawings, which I enjoyed. Be sure to dress in layers, or the draft might chill you. Service was excellent--friendly, quick, and attentive. read more

Place looks sketchy but omg it was great. Service and food were great. Highly recommend for a breakfast place.

I'm finding Seattlites are sentimental about dives they frequented late-night or with a morning hang over. And they give 5 stars based on that alone. Came here with a friend for the first time and waited about 25 minutes for a table, no problem. The place was packed. Interesting, pricey menu. ($4.50 for a diet coke, $20+ for eggs and bacon...) I tried the biscuits and gravy. No added eggs or meat. The flavor of gravy was decent, tho it arrived cold/ congealed. Biscuits thick (not buttery or flakey). I think I expected better due to the rave reviews. My friend had eggs, bacon & hash browns. It looked shiny, like not in a good greasy-spoon way :-) Usually they clean their plate but not even close this time. The diner was bustling and I appreciated the hardworking staff, including person putting all the stuff in microwave in a cramped space. Courteous server checked on us, refilled waters. $57 after tip for 2 breakfast and 1 soda. Oh well, we checked out the famous Beth's. read more

God damn... Beth's. Back in the early 2000's, I lived in Seattle, and plenty of debaucherous evenings ended in this place. Usually late, usually loud, and usually hammered... this place was a hoot! Well, on a recent trip to Seattle for work, I ended up finishing the job early and had some time to kill for breakfast. I wondered "are any of my favorite old haunts still open for breakfast?" (besides the Hurricane, which sadly is closed, RIP). I looked and was VERY pleasantly surprised to see Beth's is still kicking! I hadn't been here in almost 2 decades! It's still the same! Legit greasy spoon diner food. My server was a super chill and accommodating young gentleman who catered to all of my needs and requests... he was friendly, quick, and just generally welcoming. The decor was exactly the same, and I felt right at home. What a trip down memory lane... I love Beth's!!! read more

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This icon oof Seattle eats is a favorite of ours. Funky and fun, with classic big breakfast plates worthy of Grandma. Yum.

This dish was super awesome. The ham cubes were cooked perfectly and scrambled eggs were pretty tasty and it came with toast. But them hashbrowns were killer and endless I couldn't handle extra so I didn't try because what they give you is enough. Come and try it out in Seattle if you're going to be in town check it out. read more

Beth's Cafe - Outside Sign - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Beth's is an expensive dive. I've heard years worth of stories about how great Beth's was. "A Seattle landmark. You have to go!" But my biscuits and gravy were awful: spongy grocery store bread instead of crisp biscuits, saturated beneath a clotted grey blanketing of rancid glue. My barely cooked pink bacon ($7.95 extra) floated in a congealing lake of grease. I barely managed to eat half of my meal. And we saw our server exactly once. No coffee refills, no water refills. But another employee didn't waste time bringing our check. For a far superior alternative, go to Geraldine's in Columbia City. Or Portage Bay in Ballard. For context, lines stretch down the block at Geraldine's and Portage Bay, but we walked right on into Beth's on a Sunday morning and got a table immediately. read more

Great food and service, but.... $24.00 for two eggs, toast, sausage, hash browns and a glass of milk is way out of my pay grade. Everyday breakfast on Waikiki Beach would be about the same price. With an amazing view. Here you are looking at kids coloring artwork and the highway out front?. read more

Beth's Cafe - My check - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Beth's is reopened! I loved coming here late at night after an event, whether related to school, a club, or just having fun with friends. The unlimited hashbrowns hit different when you're starving but they're already pretty good regardless. Eggs are an added bonus. Unfortunately, I can't dig up my past visits here but I always left bloated, in a good way. However, they seem to have limited hours now, closing before dinner half the week. No longer the 24 hour go-to spot. From their Facebook "Hey Everyone, Beth's Cafe, the award winning and iconic restaurant featured on Man vs Food, Worlds Best Places to Pig Out, and other shows, has reopened!! Come see us for your favorite dish, same location, right on Aurora near Greenlake!! We are open Wednesday through Friday from 7am to 3pm and Saturday and Sunday from 7am to 5pm to start. We have taken the time to switch things up and feature contactless orders and payment transactions for your added health safety. Thank you for all the love and support, we hope to see you soon!! ~Beth's" read more

Omg this little cafe that was shown on man vs food was great. Parking was hard to find but the food made it worth it. I was thinking normal.size biscuits and and it was not normal but huge they were some of the best I have ever had. The guy working there was awesome even gave us a discount for our anniversary. If your ever over here in Seattle hit this little cafe up so worth it. Thank you read more

Beth's Cafe - Walking into the famous Beth cafe - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Yall are bugging giving the low reviews this shit slaps everytime and is always there when you need her .. good times w good people

Found out about Beth's from man v food. No way was I going to try the 12 egg omelet but I was able to get down the 6 egg version. Price was reasonable. Service was great decor was very nice with all of the kids hand drawn pictures. Definitely worth the stop. read more

Beth's Cafe - 6 egg omelet - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

They were closed for a while and that was sad. Went back in April and I'm angry to say it just isn't the same. A different owner is what I have heard? The environment is the same. Still okay service. The hours are a little different, and that's fine. But the food is different. I'm not going to get in to it because the disappointment for me is major. I guess they think people are stupid. They really lost an opportunity to keep their reputation alive. read more

Went to Beth's for Valentine's day. Love equals eggs these days. Food was excellent. Was thinking about all the next day. My date loved it too. Thanks for making me look good! Service was friendly and attentive. Atmosphere pretty much as it's always been casual and fun It's great to have this place still cooking. We'll be back asap! read more

So glad to see Beth's back! Nothing seemed to have changed here (except the hours which I hope is temporary). The food tastes the same, maybe the portions are a little smaller, and it was super busy that I didn't get extra hash browns. But that's totally understandable since they just reopened. It felt just like the old times! WELCOME BACK! read more

The girl helping us was so sweet. The service was terrible. I had to go find her multiple times to ask for things because she didn't check on us after we got our food The Belgian waffle was straight up cold 2 of us got hash browns which were basically patties of shaved potato that were semi-crispy on either side and raw in the middle The cinnamon roll French toast was... hard...? And cold My gravy never came despite me finding another person to grab it for me I don't know, maybe it's because I've only come here at like 2 am as a drunken high schooler- (well over 5 years ago, pre covid) but omg we spent so much money for food that made us feel nauseous I used to love this place. So sad :( maybe it was an off day idk read more

Came here to have breakfast with the family, pricing for the food is a little high for the quality of the food. Def not worth it. Service was good, definitely would have a more organized looking cafe. It looks a little over the place, I get the concept with the drawings which is super cool but just find a way to make it look nicer. read more

great spot. none like it! exactly what our looks like. classic diner food that matches the hours they are open. staff odd great at making sure you get what you need quickly without being rude or overly friendly read more

overpriced for what was gross soggy greasy hash browns and a pretty good burger. left me a bit confused about why the hash browns were so bad compared to the burger. service was slow. came back a couple months later and had the same experience: slow service, bad hash browns, great burger. come here if you dont mind a bit of a wait, but avoid the hash browns. the crayon art on the walls is nice. side note - they made a big deal about the hash browns being 'never ending' but i couldnt bring myself to eat the initial batch they served me. read more

Famous for it's giant omelette, Beth's is a hole in the wall 24 hour sanctuary for all things diner. Bring a friend and an appetite and you will not leave unsatisfied. Immediately walking inside, you will notice the walls filled with drawings from all the guests who walk in. A quirky touch that will leave your experience at Beth's different every time you come. If you're coming in for the giant omelette, the open kitchen allows you to watch just how the behemoth is made. The friendly staff let us sit at a table with a great view of the kitchen. The omelettes come in two sizes: 6 eggs and 12 eggs. Prices of the omelette for each size vary upon ingredients. The first omelette that caught our interest was the Southwestern Exposure and the first one on the menu. Featured on Man v. Food, this omelette features 3 bean chili with red and green peppers, onions, tomatoes, salsa, sour cream, and cheddar cheese. Maybe we were just very hungry, very excited, or a little bit of both but we cleaned the entire plate in about 8 minutes. A review of the omelette isn't necessary, given how quickly we finished it. Leaving the diner, I noticed giant cinnamon rolls and slices of cake in their fridge. Already full, I bookmarked this place so I could remember to come back just for dessert. read more

first time trying @bethscafeseattle and i promise it won't be my last. we ordered the full house omelette served with ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT hashbrowns, short stack of pancakes and hot coco. plus the staff is beyond wonderful!! read more

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Beth's is life.... Classic diner food. All the staff are so lovely and in a good mood. Quick service usually but sometimes they are slammed on a weekend morning at prime time but it's obvious they are working so hard! The food seems a little bit pricey but the portions are huge, I always have some to take home to have a second meal lol. Plus you can't forget the unlimited hashbrowns. Don't miss the Amish friendship bread!!!!!!!!!! It's like a coffee cake almost. I get it without fail every time and have it the next morning for breakfast. I LOVE BETHSSSSS read more

We were lucky enough to stop by Beth's before they closed temporarily back in September. I just noticed that they have a potential reopening date and I'm so happy! The food is typical greasy diner food but it's still so dang good. They're known for their large 6 and 12 egg omelettes and I can see why! We "only" got 6 egg omelettes but they're huge! They come with hashbrowns and choice of bread. The hashbrowns are unlimited but neither of us came close to finishing what we already had. We also got an order of biscuits and gravy and it was HUGE. Everything was so good! They were extremely busy being one of their last days open for a while but we were lucky and got a table right away. The staff was attentive and very friendly. I hope to be back soon for more good food! read more

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This place used to be AMAZING. The food was greasy and good and exactly what you'd expect from a hole in the wall. I went a week and a half ago and it was 42 dollars for a French toast breakfast, a side of hash browns, and a coke (which tasted like toilet water). I get inflation, but it's more than it needs to be. My sausage patty was barely cooked, cold, and pale. I'm not sure what the new owners have done, but if you're going to stay open, you gotta change. read more

Seattle Classic diner. Endless hash browns and toast ! Great greasy spoon breakfast diner that's open till 3AM. Friendly staff and good service. read more

Food was amazing. Got the veggie scramble and hashbrowns. Had no idea they were back open. Will return soon. read more

Beth's Cafe - Veggie scramble and hashbrowns - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Had a bit of a wait but it was all worth it. Omelette was done perfectly. Hash browns were so yummy. Huge portions. My recommendation would be to split a meal or be prepared for leftovers which is nice too. Coffee was delicious and our waiter was very attentive to us, always making sure things were good for us. read more

Great value and fun atmosphere. The wait can be long on weekend but the 6 or 12 egg inlets are worth it! read more

Beth's Cafe - Country fried steak and Eggs. - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

From the time we ordered, we waited an hour for the worst breakfast burrito I have ever had (very little eggs, very little meat, falling apart within 1 bite), burnt bacon, and the most average waffles you can make at any hotel breakfast buffet. Our server did not come back a single time to check if we needed anything. And this is all after waiting 30+ minutes for a table. read more

Kind staff but their chicken fried steak is super thin and dry. Every other restaurant I've had this dish at makes them thick and juicy with a crunchy crust. I was charged 28 dollars for that and some decaf coffee. Didn't tip because that seemed like more than enough had been paid for what I got. read more

On my first ever visit to Seattle for Emerald City Comic Con 2019 and to hang out with on of my best friends from college, he raved that we MUST grab an omelette from this small diner, and boy, he was right! Him and I came on a Saturday morning around 10:00am and saw there was a small line outside the door of people waiting to get a table. Now, I will say that the parking is very minimal and tight here. We ended up parking in the tight parking lot at the rear of the restaurant, so we were lucky. He put our names on the list and there was about a 20-30 minute wait, which we were fine with. I thought it was cool how there is writing and hand-drawn art on all of the walls and ceilings here, definitely put off a hipster-ish, Seattle vibe to me. The staff here were pretty friendly too. So when I looked at the menu, immediately I knew I had to try one of their omelettes, as the smallest, is six eggs (I've never seen or eaten an omelette that big)!! If you're feeling extra daring, you could order a twelve egg omelette (and be in an egg-induced food coma the rest of the day). As for me, I enjoyed a couple cups of coffee and ordered their six egg "The Veggie" omelette and added bacon (because you can't have enough protein!). It didn't take very long for my buddy and I's omelettes to come out. For being such a big omelette though, it tasted incredible! I put some hot sauce on top and went to town. I loved the fact too that it with each bite, I got egg, veggies, bacon, and hash browns as it was placed on a bed of them. I ate the whole thing and swept up all of the leftovers that fell out with the slices of whole wheat toast. I had a great first experience at Beth's Cafe though and find myself dreaming of getting another six egg omelette every morning now! read more

Beth's Cafe - The Veggie omelette (six egg) with bacon and whole wheat toast - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Feels like an all American dinner. Food comes in big portions but it was a little pricey. Flavors were ok. read more

Beth's Cafe - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The food is solid. It's exactly what you'd expect from a diner like this. I had the chicken fried steak and eggs, and it was a little boring. The gravy was a little bland to me. The portions are insanely huge. The restaurant itself is really small, but I find it cozy and charming. I also like their semi-contactless system where you order and pay ahead of time using their qr code at each table. I love systems like that. I don't think I would come back, but I'm so glad I got to try this Seattle institution that's been gone for the past few years. My dad loved the portions, so I'll probably be back. read more

Buuurrrpp!!! Almost as good as before, with limited hours. Hashbrowns galore, omelets to die for (and from!)

My husband introduced me to this place early this year! The food is amazing, the staff are wonderful, very friendly, and the atmosphere is just fun. I highly recommend going here on Friday and Saturday nights. Shoot, I just highly recommend going to Beth's. You won't regret it. read more

be aware the chili is very spicy. my nose was dribbling. solid service. homely diner feel.

Beth's cafe has always been on my list of places to try but I needed to be able to justify doing the 12 egg omelette: a 11 mile run and a 12 mile bike ride felt like it was enough :) Came here on a Sunday morning and got seated right away which is nice. It's fun to see all the drawings posted on the walls (some of then are actually really good!) And on the menus. We got the northwest exposing which has salmon and cream cheese. It also came with a choice of bread (we tried the egg Bread) and a pile of hash browns. The food was surprisingly really good. The eggs was cooked perfectly and hash browns had the perfect crunch. However, it was on the bland side so you definitely need salt or a sauce. The cream cheese to salmon portion was off. We had a huge portion of cream cheese (too Mich for my taste) and very small portion of salmon. Service was really good though, they were attentive and nice. Overall, a good place to experience something unique and a decent breakfast joint for just a regular breakfast. read more

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Great food breakfast it has really big huge portion 12 eggs omelet hash brown unlimited diner place kid friendly