i have now been to wild mountain cafe twice and the first time was three years ago. this place is delicious, it just isn't anywhere near where i live. a good friend of mine met me there around 11:30am, which turned out to be a good time to go, because about a half an hour later the wait looked to be really long. we chose to sit at the bar, just so we didn't have to wait for a table. we ordered our food and chatted. my food came out and not hers. it turned out they hadn't even out her order into the system, which is the reason for only three stars. i had french toast and it was perfect. not too sweet, doughy in all the right places; just exactly what i was hungry for. their garlic potato cakes are also very good, have them if you go. read more

Went for a Sunday afternoon brunch after seeing all of the favorable reviews here, and we weren't disappointed. The Northwest Benedict was everything I'd been looking for in that dish for the 2 years I've lived here, hence the 5 stars - this place really is brunch As good as it gets! We went late enough to miss the crowds. read more

Long wait for just an okay breakfast. When I eat breakfast, I expect to be full after the meal... after all, how often do you go out to eat breakfast (once a week? every other week?). Anyhow, the price is high for what you get. read more

The place is darling, the servers understand what it means to order a cup of coffee, and really, there are two words about this place: EGGS BENEDICT. Why am I yelling? Because not since the closing of the Stalk Exchange, has someone understood what it means to make Hollandaise sauce from scratch, and these folks have it down. The place is darling and teeny, the staff (and the owner!) are awesome, and the ambience is as if you're at someone's house for breakfast. They take care of you as if you were a personal guest, and I love it. read more

The few times I ate here were wonderful. Be prepared for a wait on the weekends. A lot of fresh ingredients and garlic in a lot of scrambles. They have friendly service and beer as well as a bar. This place is small so arrive early for a seat. Great food and large portions! Very tasty. read more

Drove by this place twice and kept commenting - 'Hey there is a restaurant there'. Then my BF had a craving for mac'n'cheese so I did a search on that in Yelp. It lead us there. We came for a late lunch and split a Caesar salad that was excellent. The macaroni and cheese was more than enough to share though I probably could have finished off a large Caesar on my own. We are certainly coming back. Be sure to read the back of the menu to find out about the building. read more

Wow, yummy. This place was excellent. We went here last night for the Dining out for life AIDS event. Our group tried the garlic appetizer, mussels, and the coconut prawns. The roasted garlic plate was amazing. The mussels were perfectly cooked and seasoned (plus they were huge). I would probably pass on the prawns again, you only get 5 and they really weren't worth the money (but they were very tasty and the dipping sauce was excellent). For dinner a couple of us got the pesto chicken, my friend tried the fried chicken and my fiance tried the carpetbaggers stew. The pesto chicken pasta was very good. The portions were huge, it had big cloves of roasted garlic scattered throughout... It was excellent. The fried chicken was very popular. My friend devoured hers. The carpetbaggers stew looked good. It was piping hot and was served with a side salad... I would have kept the 2 completely seperate only because the hot bowl the stew was in basically wilted the salad instantly (just a recommendation).. I really liked the ambiance and the service was great. I was impressed with their wine selection as well. We had a couple reds and were very pleased. The Root 1 cabernet from Chile was delicious. We will be back soon (hopefully for breakfast). read more

$3.50 for a tiiiiiny side bowl of fruit for our toddler. Pretty silly. No kids menu. Good food otherwise.

Oh you like Breakfast? Check. How About A Bar? Check. Is it time to Eat? When isn't it? Then go here! I had 2 Over Easy Eggs, Potato Cakes and Chicken/Garlic Sausage and it was the best day ever after. It made my day better do your self a favor and go eat here at least once. You know to get it off your bucket list. read more

The food here is some of the best. The potato pancake is so rich and glarciky I could eat it all day. The eggs Benedict was rich and creamy. My husband had the kitchen sink and it had so much flavor. The only thing I didn't care for was the coffee. read more

The cinnamon roll was the best cinnamon roll I have ever had, but the "tower of power" was kind of bland and disappointing. But did I mention that cinnamon roll? Oh, that cinnamon roll! read more

I love their bloody mary's rimmed with bacon flavored salt. I had my first ever eggs benedict here and I ate the whole thing. Now that's saying something fantastic about the food here! The staff is very cool and always make you feel like your at home. I also tried their "Joe Schmoe" and "It's Da Bomb" breakfast burrito. Come here and you will not be disappointed! read more

I went for brunch and it was really good. The coffee cake was delicious, a had a good bloody marry. The food was also good and the atmosphere was nice and cozy. The only hang-up I had was the the wording of the menu. I really don't like over the top adjectives to describe the food or ridiculous title for food items. If you can look past that, which I did, Wild Mountain get a thumbs up. read more

This is an amazing place to have breakfast...everything is fresh, tastes good accompanied by great service and an interesting art atmosphere. Bloody Mary's are highly recommended, the 'Sure Fire Thing' and the 'Eggs Benedict' are delicious from start to finish. The prices are good especially considering that the food is quality, made from scratch items such as sauces and jams. It is usually busy but I've never felt ignored or rushed out with a line of people waiting to be seated. Places like this make it fun to go out and worth it to spend a little money...esp. with little money to spend. read more

Loved this cute little spot! My husband and I had friends in town and used Yelp to find a breakfast spot nearby, I love restaurants that are in old homes! Interior is cute and quirky (they could stand for new chairs, some pretty rickety) and the server was very friendly. Lots of delish-looking options, we all loved what we got and I think the highlight for all were the garlic potato cakes, YUM. Leftovers reheated the next day were just as good. I can't wait to go back! read more

I love the eggs Benedict, I love the server Angela, I love the charm.. What more can I say!? Also had a caesar wrap & soup once, very delish! read more

Gimme some of that Wild Mountain! I love this place-- from the mix match kitch to the tatted up waitresses, even if the food wasn't so crazy delicious I'd still probably eat here all the time. read more

Wonderful little spot in an adorable purple house. Amazing spicy bloodies and salmon veggie benedict :D

Great variety of food for both breakfast and lunch. Casual atmosphere but can get a little busy, sometimes can make you feel slightly cramped. Highly recommend this place, especially the Catfish Sandwich and Cashew Chicken Chiller. read more

Thankfully, Wild Mountain holds up to further scrutiny! I tried it again for breakfast and the once dry Veg. Breakfast (due to my removal of eggs and cheese) was vastly improved, a worthy alternative to the grand-slam at Denny's. The breakfast burrito is huge and my companion was impressed. The home baked cinnamon roll is also huge and dripping with sweet frosting and my party obliterated it in 30 seconds flat. Best of all: they served me a beer at breakfast! read more

I love their garlicky fried mash potatoes! I thought that the bacon and eggs were really spot on. My coffee cup was always full, and I'll definitely return and enjoy another meal. I have only one issue, while sitting at the bar, i kept hearing the barkeeper and a server bad mouth a woman named Angela, who was a server in the dining room. It's funny, that they were being critical of her, because she needed help, Yet they had the time to hang out in the bar. It's funny they kept my coffee hot, but they didn't say another word to me! Something is amiss at the Wild Mountain. It put a taint, on what was a pretty good breakfast. JR read more

Too LOUD!!! There's WAY too much noise in this place to have an enjoyable breakfast. We've been here twice and today decided not to go back for this reason. read more

What is it with restaurant service these days??? My family of four wanted to enjoy a brunch together after spending the morning in different locations (kid activities). However, we were not allowed to sit down at open tables because our whole party was not together yet. Super insulting & condescending. I would've been happy to place our order or start a beverage while waiting, but we weren't given the choice & made to feel foolish for trying to get a seat. You wonder why business is tough? Consider your stupid 'policies'! read more

I have traveled far and wide across our great city for a good Eggs Benedict and theirs is my favorite. Homemade hollandaise , Canadian bacon and an English muffin, anything else in my book is a fake, an impostor. Order one of their Bellini cocktails and you have included all the necessary food groups for a wonderful day. read more

I love the ambiance and menu at Wild Mountain Cafe. The Greta Garbo is my favorite! Kid friendly too my kids love to play with the random basket of toys in the front or walk through the garden area. We've always waited for a table but it's the worth the wait! read more

Really good, non-greasy food! Florentia scramble was great! Blueberry jam yummy. I look forward to taking friends there

I have had breakfast here a handful of times over the past couple of years and only have great things to say. It's tucked away in an old house that's been turned into a breakfast nook and their quality of food is spot on. Hats off to the chefs. This place never disappoints and has a great atmosphere. read more

Tasty Brunch with excellent coffee. Friendly service. and a homey feel. We'll be returning...right after we get over our food coma.

BEST hollandaise in Seattle. I have been to over 15 restaurants since I got here in September looking for the perfect eggs Benedict. This place comes closest. I would give this a 5 except they had ham instead of Canadian bacon and yes that matters. I did like the fact that it came with a fruit cup that had FRESH fruit in it. We did not get there in time to try the cinnamon roles... :( but the coffee cake my boy friend got was awesome, as was his dish, the fire something or other. I will be returning shortly and forcing myself to eat something other than the Benedict. I would have given this place a 4.5 if I could. read more

This place feels like you are eating at your friends house. It is really homey, and the coffee cups are random cups you would find in someone's house. I have ate breakfast here a couple of times and love the greek scramble with olive goodness. It has everything I love all in there! Yum!! We went here for dinner last night, when I felt like I needed some homey cooking. I ordered the soup and salad combo and shared the aglio olio appetizer with my husband. The appetizer was delicious, I love anything with garlic and goat cheese. My husband had to stop me from scraping the plate. The soup was lentil, very hearty and delicious. The beet salad was okay but not amazing. Most of the menu looked pretty good. I love the atmosphere and enjoy the food, so I will be back. read more

Love the atmosphere and the food. Their coffee cake, if you can get it, is amazing. Love the food, but seems like all the veggie options have the same ingredients - just in a different order. Is that just me? read more

Came here because of your positive reviews. I searched "brunch" and found this lovely jewel. I got the Fremont Fool: fresh fruit atop granola (no peanuts! The only nuts were pecans and almond slices) and Yami yogurt with toast on the side. I'd never had Yami. I don't think they add any/very much sugar, but the combination of fresh fruit, granola and sour yogurt is delightful! My brunch date had the Eggs Benedict. He normally inhales his food, but made the point of eating slowly in order to savor his meal. Server was fun, friendly, and delightful. She spent a bit of time chatting with us, but it was just right. This is one of those places that make you want to continue supporting small, locally-owned businesses. It has a story and lots of character. We did have a hard time finding it. I didn't realize it was in a house. I'd come back next time I'm in town. They have a little bar that looks like fun. I'd give this place 5 stars, but one of their charming chairs were a little uncomfortable and poked me. I'm just picky about where I put my booty. read more

This is one of those cool places, house turned restaurant. I love these types of setups as they remind me of Europe where some guy was too lazy to walk down to the bar so instead he turns his living room into the bar and starts charging his friends for beers. Anyhow, this place has some great food and is definitely worth a visit if you are a huge breakfast buff. We stopped by on a Saturday morning and surprisingly the wait wasn't that bad. We are somewhat of early risers so we got there as the place was opening. I had a breakfast scramble with all the fixings and thoroughly enjoyed it. Really healthy portion sizes (healthy in the farm boy sense not Richard Simmons healthy) so I got my fill of eggs and bacon. Service was top notch and I enjoyed the artsy fartsy decor. Lots of pretty colors, plates, and paintings on the wall. I little hippie ish but not so much as to ruin my appetite. All in all, it's a great place to bring friends or family although I'd imagine the place is best suited for small parties. Very quaint atmosphere. Feels like you neighbor is having you over for breakfast. I'd definitely go back. read more

Good food, unassuming but great quality and service. They have mimosas pitchers and good menu variety.

The ol lady dragged me here for dinner. We were hungry after running around X-mas shopping all day. Houses that are converted into restaurants are weird. Like going to a B&B without the bed part. Kinda homey and cozy. I had the ribeye which was cooked to my liking - medium rare and the accompanying garlic mashed potatoes and veggies were great. The old lady had some kinda chicken pesto pasta which was also delicious. The olive tapenade/bread appetizer was also yummy. Not bad. the breakfast menu looked good enough for a return visit. read more

Charming, personable, patient and mouth-watering. What a delightful spot for a leisurely weekend brunch. I look forward to returning soon!

This place is a hidden gem. The food is tasty and unique without being exotic and unsatisfying. Had a great chicken salad sandwich with a cup of soup. Great atmosphere and quality food. Well done- read more

The eggs benedict are really special here...savory hollandaise sauce smothering delicious Canadian bacon and perfectly poached eggs, then topped off with a sprinkling of paprika. The potato cake accompanying my meal was exploding with garlic and more garlic (I love garlic). My boyfriend had the vegetarian Power of Tower and he was loving every bite...and he's not necessarily a veggie lover. I can't wait to try their happy hour sometime soon! read more

Best eggs Benedict I've ever had!! Also loving the bloody Mary's and wonderful, friendly servers. Since this place is super great, there tends to be a long wait on weekends (especially because they don't accept appointments for brunch on wknds). I suggest getting there with a small appetite and be prepared to wait for just a bit. The food, bevs and atmosphere is well worth it:) read more

Pretty bomb blueberry coffee cake. Got the tower of power and it's just your standard breakfast fare. The potato cake that came with it was just okay. Will have to come back to try other thignson the menu. read more