Oh my word. Unlimited hash browns. What else is there to say?? Beth's Cafe's portions are fat and beyond worth their value. Yes, the breakfast may not be as "instagrammable" or "gourmet" as the hipster brunch spots in town, but you just can't beat a big 'ol omelette on the bed of golden hash browns. This fare is especially delicious for those late night rendezvous downtown, if ya know what I mean... the location is cute with a ton of customer made drawings, which you can add to, if you're feeling creative while you wait for your food. I plan to return to Beth's for my cheat day (doing a low-carb/keto diet currently) but even without a cheat day, this would be a good place to get an omelette, asking for no hash browns (or hash browns on the side, because we always have that one friend who would eat them)! read more

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

Came here on a Sunday with a couple friends after hiking to Rattlesnake Ledge, and we were starving. Wait time outside (there's chairs you can sit on) was about 30 mins (so not terrible). The vibe of the brunch place is pretty divey, you're like 10 ft from the kitchen, there's random papers of people's drawings covering every inch of the wall! Ask them for crayons and paper and tape, they'll let you draw anything random and post it up! I got the Northwestern exposure omelette. Their omelettes come in a 6 egg choice vs. a 12 egg choice. A big pro of Beth's is that their portions are very worthy of what you're paying for, with hash browns and toast. Food quality: straightforward, just okay, nothing super special. But I did appreciate the portion size. The service was also just okay, nothing bad, nothing exceptional. The vibe inside might feel grimey but I feel like you shouldn't be coming here for an aesthetic meal with a hipster atmosphere, Beth's only cares about one thing and it's food. My only con was that the day I went the bathroom was pretty gross, other than that though this place is straightforward with no surprises. Also open 24 hours, so that's really great. read more

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This morning Seka was my server. She enrolled her teammates to make sure that my breakfast was perfect! If you want a good meal go to Beth's and ask for Seka! Having people around in conversation and having the Eagles singing "Lyin Eyes" barely audible over the speaker, was peaceful. read more

I stumbled upon this Cafe when I was walking into the neighborhood. I was craving breakfast and stopped by to see what this place was all about. I'm sure glad I did because the staff was kind. I came to eat by myself and the cook held a conversation with me along with others eating by themselves. I must say that the omelette are HUGE! They only come in 6 or 12 egg omelettes. I tried my best to finish a 6 and failed. I highly recommend stopping here! I would recommend sharing one with someone else. They also have endless hash browns! It was yummy but couldn't even finish my first portion. Overall, I was super happy to have a great first experience here! read more

Beth's Cafe - Bacon and Cheese Omelette with a biscuit - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

If I owned this place, I would do a complete gut and redo. The amount of filth in this restaurant is shocking and I cannot believe it has not been shut down. The vents in the ceiling look like they must be breaking some kind of code. The black staining the ceiling is alarming and there is black gunk and mold literally falling off the vent. The bathroom looks like something out of a horror movie. I really feel like I if they think the drawings covering the walls are what this brand needs to hold on to in order to keep this place going, it's definitely time to close shop. The drawings prevent the ability to clean the walls. They are not even placed nicely on the walls. When we sat down the people behind us pointed out there was hair in his coffee. He then went on about how he's had to eat in third world countries and he can handle it. Doesn't sound like a statement that really makes this place look good. "Beths cafe: Comparable to third world countries." There are also scrapings of peoples plates by the "waiting room" which looks more like a torture room from the movie Saw. Want to play a game? See how long you can stay in John Wayne Gacy's murder room. The walls are covered with half torn up kid drawings. How's the food? I used to come here ages ago when I was a kid with my father. Whatever nostalgia I had has been destroyed. There is only one item I get thanks to being trained by my dad as a kid. The Full House. There is something about the taste that I can't get anywhere else. Like McDonald's always has its own taste, or Burger King has its own. Will I ever come back for that taste? Not after waking up to the current state of Beths Cafe. Drop the 1990's thing, it's like an old guy trying to dress like he did in high school, which is also what the employee's are actually doing. It just doesnt work and its sad. read more

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I ordered biscuits and gravy, something I'm a huge fan of and feel I have a pretty low bar / standard for. I just love biscuits. I feel you can't really go wrong, like I'll get this at continental hotel breakfasts and be super pleased. However I felt at 10+ dollars it should've been much better and it wasn't worth that in taste or value at all. Also this entire cafe is very .. ok idk if it's actually dirty but it FELT so dirty/damp, like they never turn on the heat enough. I don't understand the hype. read more

I'm a basic egg, bacon and potatoes kinda gal, that said my food was visually appealing the service was really good, (coffee cup did not run dry!) environment was fine. read more

I came here at 6:30am with five hungry college guys after pulling an all-nighter. I had never heard of Beth's, but the guys suggested it since it's open 24/7. Beth's cafe is a hella DIVE. The outside is indiscreet and easily overlooked if you don't know where you're going. Thankfully, my friends had been before and knew exactly where to go. When you first walk in, you see drawings from customers plastered all over the wall. Red booths line the walls on both sides of the restaurant adding to the diner vibe. A guy with a long gray beard immediately seated us at our table and a woman came out to serve as water and take our orders. Beths has been apparently featured on the show Mans Versus Food for their 12-egg omelet combo. I obviously was not in a caveman eating mood, so I ordered scrambled eggs and ham with wheat toast instead ($13.50). My meal came with unlimited hashbrowns which is something I've never seen other restaurants do before. The food portions are HUGE. My ham steak was thick and as big as my face. The toast was also thick and was buttered to perfection. The eggs were tasty and moist as well. The hashbrowns weren't crispy, but were plentiful and buttery. I was able to finish everything except for the ham, which in hindsight, I wish I had gotten sausage links or chicken fried steak like the guys instead. None of us got seconds of the unlimited hashbrowns because we were all stuffed. My meal ended up costing about $17, because they included an automatic gratuity with groups 6+. Not gonna lie, I was a little sketched out by the host because he was carrying around some trashy looking keys (I think it had worn stuffed animals and other weird and eclectic stuff attached to it), but he was a nice guy overall. The silverware also had been sitting out and didn't look super clean, but they have a Good Health rating posted on their door. TLDR; if you're looking for an elegant or first-date restaurant this isn't it. But if you're looking for a late night recovery meal, you're in the right spot. Overall, 4/5 for food, 4/5 for service, 2/5 for atmosphere read more

Beth's always hits the spot!!! Great place, great service. Amazing food! Bring my kids all the time and they love it

beth's has been featured on food network because of their gigantic portion sizes with omlettes, i think they do 12 egg omlettes, & they've had different challenges associated with the omlettes. i would recommend coming here if you have a huge appetite or haven't eaten anything, you are guaranteed to leave here full. they are still 24hrs & have COVID modifications. (online menu's social distancing etc) i came here with a friend around 4am & we ordered breakfast. delicious, hash browns were my favorite, perfectly crisp with a hint of butter. bacon was also decent & the eggs were perfect. cinnamon roll 10/10 recommend bc the frosting comes on the side which is nice because sometimes it can be too sweet. keep them in business, they are struggling with clientele right now***** don't let them go out of business. read more

Beth's Cafe - Two strips of bacon , hash browns one egg & one slice of toast Two strips of bacon , hash browns one egg & one slice of toast - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Interesting that my previous review isn't here. When I got there and told the waitress my name for a table, she immediately called it out at "difficult" or "strange". Sorry, missy, but my last name (which I gave her) wasn't "Smith" or "Miller" or some other Anglo name. I felt discriminated immediately. Well, she had to call my name for our table, but I was so disgusted that I didn't stay and had my meal elsewhere. I had only been here once before and the food was "edible". I care not what Guy Fieri nor anyone says (ha, ha, ha maybe because they're Euro), but the food was far from amazing. Glad it's closed. Not going to stay away at night, neither, that it is. It's not like I will go out of my way to ever eat there again if it happens to re-open. Good riddance! read more

In one word, what food item makes Seattle famous? You guessed it... salmon. Salmon is caught locally, unloaded fresh at local docks, and is delicious prepared any way you can think of. Don't get me wrong, as I absolutely adore salmon, but to me, when I think of Seattle cuisine, Beth's Cafe comes immediately to my mind, as it's home to the 12-egg omelet, and the most famous, greasy spoon diner cuisine the Pacific Northwest has to offer. Actually, this visit happened a couple of years ago, and I'm only now getting up the time to post my visit on Yelp. Sorry for the delay. I was dazzled and amazed on this Friday morning, August 18, 2017, that the few on-street parking spaces in front of Beth's Café weren't jammed full of parked cars, and there wasn't a line of hungry diners waiting on the sidewalk for their turn at a table. (I have read many Yelp reviews about this restaurant.) At first I thought the restaurant was closed - how could that be for a restaurant that has been open 24/7/365 for over 60 years? - until I saw the neon-lit "open" sign in the window that reassured me, and beckoned me inside. Parking is limited and tight on Aurora Blvd. and the surrounding neighborhood, but I managed to park in an alley, a short block what you say. At 0730 on this Friday morning, the neighborhood was just fine, but after dark, from what I saw and what I've read, the neighborhood is "sketchy" at best. As I walked in the front door, the first thing I noticed was the open kitchen - which is something that I truly adore - and the "Please Wait to be Seated" sign. One of the two servers on duty, Janelle, as seated at the small counter, working on a crossword puzzle - I assume she was an all-night hostess, as she looked tired - looked up at me, and said that I could seat myself anywhere I wanted to site. That was an easy choice for me, as I sat on a stool at the counter, so I could take in all of the action, and watch the chef at work. The main dining room is to your left, which you might miss, as you stare at the pots of coffee and the seven flats of eggs "on deck," and ready to go. I took a seat at the counter, near where Janelle was working on her crossword puzzle. Beth's Café has been in the same location since 1954, and I think the only "modernization" that has been made is the computerized cash register, at the left of the photo. All orders are still taken on a note pad, and placed on an order wheel. The two gentlemen at the right of the counter were enjoying omelettes - the 6-egg variety - and taking photos, so naturally they were interested in what I was doing. As we were discussing the omelette choices on the menu, I mentioned that I was going with a 6-egg "Southwestern Exposure" omelette, and one of the guys remarked "That'll kill you." I came back with "If I was really hungry, I'd go with the 12-egg version," and that drew a laugh out of everybody, including all three staff members who were working this morning. Beth's omelettes come in two sizes: 6 or 12 eggs. This is the omelette portion of the menu, but the menu includes all of your favorite breakfast, lunch and diner cuisine. Since Beth's is open 24/7, anything on the menu is available at any time, but while chatting with my friendly server, Liz, she told me that about 75% of the restaurant's business comes from the breakfast menu. I really wanted to go with a 12-egg omelette, but I just couldn't... If Adam Richman, of Man v. Food fame couldn't finish a 12-egg omelette, I wouldn't stand the chance of a snowball in Hades attempting the omelette challenge... So, I "wimped-out" and went with a 6-egg "Southwestern Exposure" omelette. I really, really wanted to order a 12-egg omelette, if nothing else, for bragging rights, just to "give it a go." But, maybe I'm getting too old, or too sensible for those kind of antics. I figured if Adam Richman, the man with the voracious appetite, couldn't finish the omelette, than I didn't have a prayer. So, I went for the smaller, 6-egg version, which is still a massive, 2-1/2 pound breakfast behemoth. I ordered the "Southwestern Exposure" omelette, which includes Cheddar cheese, salsa, sour cream and brisket chili. It's served on a large platter, and sits on top of a large helping of all-you-can-eat hash brown potatoes - as if you could eat anything else, lol - with a couple of thick slices of toast on the side. My omelette was cooked perfectly and was delicious. Every bite tasted a little different, I suppose due to the distribution of the cheese, salsa, sour cream chili. The hash browns were some of the best I have ever enjoyed, and the toast was good too. I really wish I could have ordered a second helping of hash browns, but by the time I finished this monster breakfast, I was stuffed. If you're really hungry, and you enjoy a superior breakfast, this is your restaurant. Beth's Café is a Seattle iconic restaurant, a legend, and is a magnet to all "foodies," as it attracts lovers of over- read more

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This is a 24/7 breakfast serving restaurant and the service depends on what time you visit. When I first came, it was at weekend midnight, and the server acted very slow. The environment was also noisy because many customers just finished having fun. On the contrary, I came at early morning this time, and the server was full of energy and being friendly. There were a few families here and prepare to start their day. The food portion is super big that you might want to share with one to three friends depends on your appetite. Foods are good, too. Environment is not very well and there are too many flies in the restaurant. Note: This is a breakfast food place, so if you want something else at late night, you might want to go somewhere else. ( since I've seen people expect other foods and leave) read more

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Beth's Cafe is iconic. A real greasy spoon right off Green Lake. Love the atmosphere and the food is awesome. Must go to while in Seattle.

Huge portions and giant omelette. A popular brunch stop for all days of the week and reinforced by Guy Fieri from flavor town his place is always busy. Expect to wait 30 min to an hour even at 1 pm on Sunday as it's always crowded. There's a separate waiting area inside but it's really offputting. The decor is really fun with just a collage of guests art decorating the walls. I play Ispy with these images and why're usually fresh featuring pics from the latest memes haha. The omelettes are 6 egg or 12 egg and real big. The size of the portions and the cozy family feel are the two drapes for this place. read more

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

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Came back after their reopen and to no surprise the line was long and the place was packed. The service was good but ultimately it comes down to the food and we were deeply disappointed that this iconic seattle destination became a place that runs on their name and not their food anymore. We ordered a lot because we wanted it all and didnt plan to come back for awhile but half way through it, we looked at each other and said yeah prob never come back again. To start off we got two omelette entrees, country biscuits and gravy and a country fried steak and eggs. The omelette was average, nothing special. The biscuits and gravy was hard and bland. And what i wanted to eat the most was the country fried steak and eggs which was chewy to the point that the knife couldnt cut it well and it wasnt battered at all. looks just like a pounded piece of meat. read more

Stopped by this little gem after work one day recently for some late-night grub with friends. My coworker sold me on checking this place out, and his rave recommendation didn't fall short in the least! I LOVE classic diner food, and Beth's has everything I could ever dream of. They offer 12-egg omelettes, which are perfect for splitting with someone, or for leftovers the next day (or two). :) Their breakfast plates are piled on a bed of shredded hash browns...crispy, but not too crispy or burnt, and perfectly flavorful. Attentive and super chill waitstaff; excellent service. Corned beef hash and eggs is one of my all-time favorite breakfast foods, and my faith in the dish was reaffirmed at Beth's. :D I accidentally drove past it the first time, as its exterior doesn't quite pop, which I like. It's there, but it's subtle. (Ish.) People know it's there, but it's easy to miss. Yet, it's a Seattle staple. The interior walls are covered with drawings from previous customers. Some crude, some hilarious, some interesting, some super detailed, all amazing and part of the charm. AND they give you paper and crayons at the table to contribute. How neat is that? Just writing this is making me hungry and want to go back! read more

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It pains me to write this review, mainly because I know that this restaurant is a staple in the Seattle area, and the food here is tasty. However, as someone who's worked in the customer service and hospitality field for years, and also as someone who values the importance of kindness and friendliness... Beth's Cafe certainly lacks these attributes and that, for me, reduced my desire to ever come back. A group of friends and I visited Beth's last night for a Sunday pick-me-up before the start of our week. We came in excited, ready to eat tasty breakfast foods, and just in an overall cheerful mood. Our moods were definitely not aligned with our hostess, who tossed our menus on the table without looking at us. It wasn't aligned with our server's mood either, who didn't break a smile once, even when we tried breaking the uncomfortable ice. While our food was good in taste, and portions were very generous, our overall dining experience was lackluster of friendly customer service and really, the only friendly person we encountered was the woman refilling waters, so kudos & thank you for your kindness! Oh, this is the first time this has ever happened to me, but I was literally shoved to the side by a server passing by with a hostile "excuse me." What caused me to write this review was the feeling of being ripped off when it came to paying for our check and tipping. We were not informed of automatic gratuity until the very last person paid - meaning everyone paid double gratuity due to lack of notification about this practice. I certainly respect and understand automatic gratuities for parties of 6 or more, but I cannot wrap my head around "forgetting" to mention this practice, especially when we experienced such negative customer service and bad vibes from the staff overall. I also understand that the mood is divey here, and the "harsh" treatment from the servers is part of its "charm," but I wasn't impressed, and likely won't be back nor will I recommend Beth's Cafe. read more

Beth's Cafe - Veggie Scramble, Belgian Waffle - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Food was ok. Service was.... Interesting. Ate food off my plate in front of me.... Didn't love that

This is a Seattle staple! Such yummy food at any time of day, great for late nights:)

Epic! I live a couple hours north and was a regular in the late 90s early 2000s. The grungy (Although welcome when I was a regular) feeling is gone, pictures are starting to fill the walls but Beth's felt cleaner than before. The food, nailed it! Crispy hash browns, perfect biscuits, eggs to order and the 12 egg omelet still remains. The coffee is perfect literally felt like I was drinking a time machine, bold flavorful and they are always keeping you topped up. Service, probably the best on Aurora, these folks are there to make your experience one to remember and brag about. If your on the fence get down to Beth's and enjoy a meal your sure to remember! Also if you can't find parking on the street there's a ton of spaces behind the restaurant. read more

Beth's Cafe - 12 egg triple bypass omelet - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Cute café near Green Lake. My friend and I split one of their six egg omelettes and we had all you can eat hashbrowns. It was a good price for a good meal, I left happy and full read more

Not bad! Went here with a few friends and had a great time. Eggs are great here! got a waffle and they put a heart on it read more

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

Beth's is Seattle's premier 24-hour diner dive. It's got it all: huge portions, big tables for groups, milkshakes, a thousand eggs a day, even a jukebox. Bring your friend on their last night in the city - just when they can't fit another bite - because their look of surrender when the 12-egg omelette arrives will be blow up the Gram. The first thing you'll notice is the drawings. Walls are caked in contributions, customers expressing their love and loyalty through Pokemon or Rick burps. Ask for crayons and try to win the honor before your time runs out and plates cover the table :) Portions sizes range from reasonable (their small meals) to outrageous. The poster child is the famous and aforementioned omelet, which comes in two sizes, six eggs and twelve, each with toast and bottomless hash browns. Come for one meal and leave with three! Other favorites include the country fried steak and the waffle breakfast. For sweets, skip the cheesecake and chocolate cake and go straight for the milkshakes and the cinnamon role, ask for it a la mode. Other tips: 1) Beth's actually has a small parking lot behind the restaurant, enter through the alley. 2) They don't take reservations and your whole party must be present for seating. 3) Starve yourself beforehand. 4) Too many toast options, which will I choose? --egg toast 10/10 read more

Beth's Cafe - Country Fried Steak - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

One thing that is always consistent about this spot is how much food they bring to the table and how generally kind the service is throughout the whole experience. They are a pretty outgoing bunch which if you live in Seattle may be a bit jarring at first but I am sure it is why many folks keep coming back. I had two friends in from Austin, Texas so I was eager to see what their response to the food would be. It really did not disappoint. They felt full, they enjoyed the flavour and were content with the price point for the portions. The service there can get very busy so it is important to remember that when choosing when to visit. The corn beef hash and eggs were on point and overall it was a pleasant meal. They did change their hours which means they are no longer 24 hours, but I do hope that over time the hours will be extended again. I anticipate that with summer business, they will see more folks rollin through and adjust. It was 7am-3pm last I was there a few weeks ago. Did not grab photos of the food as they were scarfed down so quickly, but I would agree with majority of the other reviews and their take on Beth's. read more

Beth's Cafe - Customer art on the walls - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Delicious, yummy food - fast service! So glad they re-opened. Highly recommend it. read more

Food is excellent, service is top notch and it's a very relaxed and chilled place . Great for families !

I've been coming to Beth's for 20 years and have never been disappointed. It's exactly what you want out of a diner.

I came here for the Southwestern Exposure. I wanted to eat the entire plate because the MAN VS FOOD episode featured the host's loss. I defeated the MASSIVE omelette tray and an extra side of hashbrowns. The pros : the food was delicious, the jam was delicious, the portions are great. The cons : the service was 1/4 hospitable 3/4 sassy, it smelled of bleach, flies /gnats were relentless. Didn't even get an acknowledgment for finishing all that food! (maybe I'm more salty than I would've been --can't know for sure). read more

Beth's Cafe - The Southwestern Exposure - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This place is outstanding! The amount of food you get is insane, and the quality of it is even better. It's a little sticky, but that's to be expected from a long standing breakfast joint. If you're in Seattle you have to try this place out. Rain or shine the wait is worth it! read more

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

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I expected a lot more when I came here. I should have read more reviews but that only takes you so far because everyone's taste is different. The minute I parked and stepped out and looked at Beth's, I knew it was going to be bad. It looks like a dump from the outside. It's in a bad location but that's where it's been for centuries. I will give them this, the staff is super friendly and they are on point. The food is just bad, I ordered the steak and eggs with hash browns and a short stack of pancakes. I know I'm not getting a prime cut of steak here, it was like eating beef jerky. I expected to have some fluffy pancakes but instead I got rubber tires, the butter knife I had wouldn't cut through them. The eggs and hash browns were the only things on my plate that were ok. The prices are outrageous for what you are getting, I paid $35 and that was including a tip that they most graciously add for you. You're better off going to Dennys or IHOP. Don't come here. It's not worth it. read more

First off....do not let the outside of this place fool you. The service is INCREDIBLE, portions large, and food delicious. This is a great place for a family breakfast if you like omelettes. The 12 egg omelette comes with unlimited hashbrowns and toast. There is a $1.75 charge/extra plate but that's okay as this massive meal will feed everyone. Tons of options for the fillings of the omelettes. There are also the typical breakfast fair like biscuits and gravy, scrambles, waffles, pancakes, french toast, breakfast burritos, steak and eggs, etc. Come as you are and leave full :) I am not sure why people are leaving 1, 3 or 4 stars as this place is a cafe on Aurora and it's kind of a hole in the wall. When you leave low reviews it makes it look like it is not a good spot to try. I give it 5 stars because of the service of the staff and the quality food! read more

It really feels like a small-town diner. There's booths like you'd see in the movies and for their wall decorations, it's all hand-drawn pages taped to their walls with masking tape. It's not bad, just not a high-end kind of place, but it makes you think more about time with friends and living in the moment. Their food is like any diner food. I didn't think it was that special. My group ordered a 12-egg-omelette called the "triple bypass" or something, and it was piled high. I had like a pancake plate and spilt the farmer's omelete (6 eggs). The portion size there is kind of insane. And hash browns are unlimited?? It's definitely an experience, but I don't think I could go again. It's a heavy meal. read more

Sort of like going to ihop in terms of food quality. It's a cool place to hang out with large tables and crayon drawings covering the walls that inspire you to draw your own. However, I'm not sure why there was a wait for a table given that it wasn't any better than a brunch I couldn't made at home. ‍‍ Nothing against the place, just prefer to pay for a higher quality of food than I could make myself. read more

im not one to typically write review's about a business, especially a negative one. sunday , apr 28 me and my homegirl went and sat down for an early morning breakfast here (about 12:30am) , service was okay, not terrible. i dont wanna bash the waitress for wait times or anything because there was only one when we were seated. anywho , i ordered the bacon scramble and my boo got french toast, bacon and eggs. when i tell you the most overpriced, and overrated meal i've ever paid for. my omelette looked and tasted like slop. my hashbrowns were WET from OIL , and not really enjoyable. i paid 21 for my meal and got a water to drink. i wont be going out of my way for breakfast here , maybe if im in the area but definitely not worth traveling for. edit - um also we both dont feel good , stomach bugs of some sort im thinking. read more

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

I heard about their colossal omelets from my boyfriend, and decided one late night to go try it out with our other friend. Of course we ordered the 12 egg Southern Exposure which was fabulously more than enough food for 3 people, but mistakes were made and I ordered the country fried steak entree in addition to our dozen egg omelet. Needless to say we left with leftovers. The quality of the food was quite average. The gravy on the country fried steak was pretty disappointing. It was really dense and not very flavorful. The experience of consuming the largest omelet I've ever seen was definitely amusing and was probably the most alluring part of the diner. The construction of the omelet was a bed of hash browns, slathered in chili, and blanketed in egg. It was actually pretty good until your stomach capacity starts failing you but I have absolutely no regrets haha. Overall, not the best diner, but for anyone looking for some greasy late night comfort food, Beth's is a satisfying choice. read more

Beth's Cafe - 12 Egg Makin Bacon - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I'm on a diet and needed a cheat meal; so I came to Beth's and I came hangry 100% no regrets. The portions are huge. They serve your typical American diner greasy spoon fair -- but supersized. Don't come here looking for your mimosas and egg white omelettes (I asked, and they laughed). Think giant 6/12 egg omelettes filled with everything on a bed of golden hash browns with house made buttered toast on top. Did I mention that the hash browns are also bottomless??? Not that you will need it. Pro tip: if you like your hash browns extra crispy, order them on the side. The steaming weight and contents of a 12 egg omelette will make them slightly soggy during your meal/eating challenge. I'll definitely be back when I'm on a bulk read more

Beth's Cafe - 12 egg vs. 6 egg. Both huge. - American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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The servings are monstrous. The omelettes are known for their sizes, 6 eggs or 12 eggs. The omelette plates also come with unlimited hash browns. The food is greasy, plentiful, and delicious; the perfect cure for a weekend hangover. The cafe itself has cool hand drawn pictures from patrons all over the walls. However, it's a bit dirty. I guess that's expected as I believe it is opened 24 hours. It was crowded on the Sunday morning I went but I can't help to think it gets a bit ratchet there showing up on a Saturday night at 2am. Key takeaways: large and good food but a bit dirty. read more

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(Edit is for the added photos). The atmosphere is without pretense. You walk in and see the open kitchen with the cook flipping 12 egg omelettes (as featured on Man Vs. Food - man lost). The walls are lined with hand colored pictures by patrons. The establishment is not by any means fancy and does not try to be. It's open 24/7. Service is on point. I never ran out of coffee or water. Oh while I'm on the subject of coffee, it's surprisingly delicious black - it's smooth as opposed to acidic. Food was delivered hot, and pretty damn good. I ordered an omelette and it was picture perfect- no brown marks from over cooking and the cheese was perfectly melted in the inside. It's worth stopping by for breakfast. 2 coffees and 2 omelettes (one customized) was $44. A bit spendy considering you can go to Tom Douglas' Lola and pay the same price for two perfect Benedict's. However if you want a low key, unpretentious, filling breakfast in the Geenlake/Queen Anne area check it out! read more

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It's my first time coming here and I'm happy with everything. Smooth silky delicious eggs, Generous portions, and Happy great staff. I'm a happy camper. :) read more

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