My husband and I have always loved coming here for breakfast and their food never disappoints....until today. ;( Wanting to support them in this time of Covid, I ordered online to pickup the Ahi Tuna salad. The description of it was: Sesame coated, seared rare ahi tuna. Served on a bed of baby greens with julienne carrots, avocados and a carrot ginger dressing The tuna was not seared rare...it was straight up cooked right through and very dry (see the image of not pink tuna). Though the dressing was good, paying $21 (very overpriced) for a salad that isn't made correctly was pretty unrewarding. The whole reason for getting the salad was the seared ahi. I can serve up salad greens any old day myself. And back to it being overpriced, since Covid, their prices on their menu have shot way up. While I have thought of ordering breakfast online, it has become a small fortune. I hope they consider scaling back their prices...it's Kent, not Seattle. read more

Wild Wheat - Overcooked tuna...in no way is this seared tuna. Chef? - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

I really hate to be writing this, because it used to be my favorite restaurant when we lived in the area. I waited long enough to pass my judgement, but this place has turned from a quaint European-like cafe with delicious food, outstanding service, and ambient vibes into a noisy fast-food joint (except it's everything, but fast) with questionable and inconsistent food quality & poor service. I will describe several occurrences to back up my opinion. 1. A year ago, my husband ordered a take-out with my favorite smoked salmon omelet, along with a meat omelet for himself. The salmon was way over salted, the potatoes were undercooked( literally half-raw crunchy stuff), the egg was over-cooked and rubbery. His omelet was very underwhelming as well. I wrote it off as an odd unpleasant experience, and refused to give up hope on this place. We've been it's loyal customers for a very long while some years ago, after all. 2. A few weeks back, we stopped by on a Saturday afternoon to grab some sandwiches to go. It was very hot (no A/C, no fans running inside btw), the place was super loud and crowded. After I waited in line for 20 mins, and tried to make my order of 3 grilled cheese sandwiches (for the kids), wild smoked salmon Reuben (for myself), and a pastrami Reuben (for my husband), I was informed that they serve only breakfast on weekends, and they can't make sandwiches. Yes, not even the grilled cheese, which would literally require them to put 2 slices of bread ( which they had in abundance) with some cheese in between in a panini press. The girl at the register was rude and dismissive. At 11:30am their fridge was practically empty of any croissants, savory pastries or cookies, so I left empty handed. The information about them serving only breakfast on the weekend is not communicated anywhere on their website or mass media pages, unless I completely missed it. 3. And here's the drop that spilled the glass for me. It's our 12th anniversary for my husband and I. 12 years ago a dear friend of mine, who used to work her way through college at Wild Wheat, gave us Marjolene (Marjolaine) cake as an after-wedding gift for us. And it was amazing! Everything was just right about it. The perfect combination of delicate hazelnut merengue married to rich chocolate buttercream, enveloped in the most decadent chocolate ganache. This cake was the embodiment of my childhood memories from when we would go out to a French bakery with my mom. It became a dessert staple whenever we'd go to Wild Wheat since. So, it became the most obvious dessert choice to celebrate our anniversary this year. I ordered the cake in advance by phoning in, not asking for any changes in the standard design or decor. I just asked for a simple signage "Happy Anniversary" on top. When I came to pick up the cake today it was not signed, and instead or the standard hazelnuts, it had almond slivers around it. That raised the alarm for me, so I double checked with the cashier that it was indeed the Marjolene. He assured me that it was just a different decor that they chose, but the cake inside was indeed the Marjolene. I asked if they could still sign it for me, since it hadn't been done. He said I'd have to wait for 10 mins, but they would do it. Lo and behold, 37 mins later, after 2 attempts ( first time it looked like my toddler got ahold of the frosting and decided to write smth on a cake- which would be cute if it was indeed my toddler, and not a patisserie chef writing that) of doing the signage, I walked out of the cafe. Sure enough, when we cut into the cake tonight, it was anything and everything, BUT Marjolene. I would assume we got the Chocolate Mousse Cake, but in all honesty it looked like smth you would pick up last minute at you local Safeway. The bottom sponge was soggy, the mousse looked like undercooked pudding, literally falling apart the second you cut into the cake, the top sponge was dry, and the frosting tasted like one of those quick out-of-the box mixes. To say we were disappointed would be an understatement. I spent an hour in traffic both ways, driving to the cafe and back home, paid $50+tax+tips, to get something I never wanted, and ruin a highly anticipated by the family dessert time on a special for us holiday. If Mark Handman is reading this review, I hope something is going to change about the restaurant, because I remember talking to him on multiple occasions when the place had just opened up, and he was literally living and breathing this business, nurturing it to life. I love Wild Wheat bakery, & I'm staying loyal to their breads that we always get at our local Whole Foods & Central Market, but I will urge everyone I know to STAY AWAY from their cafe/restaurant, until/unless it returns to its former consistent outstanding quality. PS below are the photos of the original cake, and the "creation" that I've received today. read more

Wild Wheat - Marjolene cake - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

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Known for their breakfast, but the burger was awesome! My friend who lives in the area picked this place, as I met up with her for lunch while in Kent for a meeting. I'm not too familiar with Kent's dining scene, but based off of my first visit to Wild Wheat Bakery Cafe and Restaurant, this place seemed to be super popular among the locals. I first walked in and the place was packed. There is a counter where you can get breads and pastries to go, but most of the tables inside were filled. I was here during the weekday for an early lunch, around 11:30, and it seemed like most everyone inside was still eating their breakfast. My friend and I took the last table out on the patio and they had just changed to the lunch menu, which didn't bother us. The lunch menu has a good selection of sandwiches, soups, salads and other entrees. Since my friend is a frequent diner at Wild Wheat, she stuck with her favorite, which is the Quiche while I ordered the Gourmet Cheese Burger. Before the food arrived, we were given complimentary bread. But it didn't take too long to get our entrees. The Gourmet Cheese Burger was delicious! I ordered this bad boy with a side of fries, which were perfectly fried and had a nice black pepper seasoning to them. The burger is a half-pound, so was just what I needed for my first meal of the day; and you could easily tell it was freshly grounded in-house. I requested it to be cooked medium-rare, which it was. Done and done! I also really liked the white cheddar melt on it, which isn't common among cheese burgers. The onion mayo was also a nice change-up, too. Although Wild Wheat is known for their bakery, I was surprised that I didn't like the house-made bun. The texture was too stiff for me, forcing me to tear off most of the bun and eat the burger with a knife and fork at the end since the patty was hefty! It was a good burger though and would recommend it if you're thinking of ordering it. Mmmm hmmm! Glad to have visited Wild Wheat while in the area and love that it's a neighborhood spot in downtown Kent with more than just a brunch offering. read more

Wild Wheat - Complimentary Bread Basket - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

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We love the food here. It really is top notch. However - gird your loins when coming here. The service is terrible. You have to beg them to refill coffee. And then you discover that there is none brewed. A breakfast place without coffee at the ready is problematic. I'd understand if this were a one-off, but it's been this way since before Covid - so they can't blame it on labor shortages. The waitstaff isn't trained to work efficiently. They walk back to the kitchen empty handed a lot. Service 101 is to always be bringing something or taking something away, whether the bill, dishes, etc - especially whenever busy. Like I said above, the service here isn't a new problem. We've been coming here for the food and quirky atmosphere for a while. And, we're glad that Kent has a good breakfast place. It's popular enough to give the ownership no motivation to improve their management style. So, we just resign ourselves to having to ask for coffee refills, terse managers, and embarrassingly disorganized workflow. All said, the eggs Benedict is really good. They have a very nice, light hollandaise that I look forward to. All of the omelettes are also worth trying. read more

Delicious This cafe never fails to please. Grab something sweet on your way out the door read more

First time at this place. We went to another restaurant before this but they were too busy so Yelp found this place for us. Best decision we've made this week. The portions are huge and everything we ordered was delicious. The orange juice tasted like it was freshly squeezed minutes before it was served. The potatoes were seasoned well with just the right amount of crispiness. The Quiche Lorraine; moist and flavorful. I couldn't leave without finishing my hazelnut latte. It was a delicious start to my day. The staff was professional, prompt and very friendly. The restaurant is clean and lends to an old town feel with the whole neighborhood congregating there on the weekends to catch up on the latest and greatest. When and if you find yourself in the neighborhood, give this place a whirl. read more

Wild Wheat - Hazelnut Latte. - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

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I think it one of the best breakfast places in Le t, WA and the ingredients and the way they're make it is THE best place in Kent, WA to eat your breakfast! read more

We had a great breakfast at this restaurant. The food was delicious. I had the wild wheat omelette. Highly recommend this restaurant.

Great Food! Nothing like coming home to some good cooking (without having to doing the dishes.) Friendly, prompt service (and with a smile.) We will be back for the Fresh Baked Bread making for one delicious Lunch. Judging by the Folks in the tables around us, it looks like a popular meeting place. read more

I've visited Wild Wheat several times over the years. The service is hit or miss but the food is typically spot on. I visited on a Friday morning- it wasn't busy and there was plenty of staff and it ranks in my top 5 WORST restaurant experiences. I waited 10 minutes for a cold drip coffee, another 15 minutes for someone to take my order, only to receive a cold, tasteless omelette that I couldn't eat. My coffee cup was empty for most of my visit and no one checked back in on me. I was pretty sure that no one was ever coming back and when I went to the counter and asked for it, the person who was in charge told me that the server would bring it.... So I waited some more....for nothing. I will never return nor will I buy their products in local stores. I was as close to dining and dashing- not sure if it's considered that when you don't eat anything. Don't waste your time read more

I've only tried their bread but it's so good! The Swiss Peasant loaf is amazing!! They have their loaves available at Whole Foods which is great!! read more

My son and I come here for breakfast often on his days off. We treat ourselves to fabulous choices and have tried nearly all of them. My son 's favorite is the salmon omelet and I love both of the quiches. However, you can't go wrong on anything. The atmosphere is delightful with fresh flowers on each table and unique pictures on the walls. The manager, Raman, is always checking to make sure we are getting the best service possible and we have never been disappointed. The hostesses are so friendly and we feel like family when we come in. The servers are willing to make additions etc. when we ask. They bake all of the pastries and breads there and I love picking out a few to take home. If you have a special party coming up, the Chocolate Mousse cake is unbelievable! So the next time you are in Kent, stop by Wild Wheat and have an absolutely amazing meal. read more

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Very busy on a Saturday but luckily there was a table that could fit 8 without waiting for more than 30 minutes. Portion sizes are ginormous and food quality was pretty good. Classic brunch menu items and taste. They give you TONS of mimosa for the price. Also the mimosa comes with freshly squeezed OJ! Highly recommend trying this place but it is very difficult to find parking on Saturdays as it is right on the street where Saturday market happens. read more

Wild Wheat - Meat omelette - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

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This restaurant is wildly expensive for the atmosphere and the menu. It looks like a diner but most items are $25 and up. We were shocked! Additionally the service is terrible- extremely slow (we waited over 15 minutes just to get our coffee after ordering it) and the restaurant was mostly empty. There is no wifi available (we were hoping to do some work while we were there) After sitting over 15 minutes with no coffee and no check-ins by staff, we left. So I can't comment on the food. The whole experience was extremely disappointing. If you want a good breakfast diner, go to Maggie's on Meeker, they are affordable and the service is great! read more

It's gone down use to be a great place service is bad the food quality has gone down even the dessert have gone bad

Always a wonderful meal, the menu has a great variety and not your run of the mill menu items. The team is always on point.

Second visit. This time, service was alright, but the entrees took a while and the food were pretty burnt. My Wheat Toast were burnt and my fianceé's onions and mushrooms were also burnt. We both ordered customized omelets and were kind of disappointed with the outcome. The prices for each topping were outrageous as well! For each meat topping, it was $4.00 and for each vegetable, it was $2.00. Not sure which other restaurant charges for every single topping, but thought it was pretty pricey. For a regular 3-egg omelet, it was already $12.00. So, mine came out to $16.00 and my fianceé's came out to $24.50 when she added jalapeños, mushrooms, onions, sausage and tomato. We wouldn't have been that disappointed had our food not been burnt since the portions were huge. Got a decaf coffee and some fresh orange juice which were good. Overall, our dine in experience wasn't as good as the first visit. read more

Wild Wheat - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

This place's service has been deteriorating in the past year. Staff always seems overwhelmed and a bit rude, perhaps because they are understaffed. While the food remains good quality, I also think it's overpriced. Their strange menu hours make it challenging to know when to go for the right items. read more

I have eaten here many times, mostly on weekends when it's busy. That being said, I've understood waiting 10-15 mins for my latte because they are slammed. However, I came in a few days ago with my mom and niece who were visiting from out of town and the service was still very slow especially considering there were only 5 tables that were seated. We waited at least 10 mins for two lattes. Yes, the servers were very friendly but I don't get waiting this long. Additionally, I ordered the eggs Benedict and it was covered in green onions. Nowhere on the menu did it say there were green onions on top. So, I had to pick all of them off. This should have been disclosed in the menu. Also, the kids menu said it was served with fruit however there was no fruit with my nieces breakfast. I love supporting our local restaurants but the inconsistency here makes it hard for me to want to return. read more

I'm not sure which one is colder the outside or the inside of the restaurant. Everyone is wearing jackets sweaters and scarf's. Breakfast was lukewarm the eggs were the only thing close to warm. Told our waitress the country potatoes were room temperature and got more ...warm. The lates same thing they said it came with 2 shots but it tasted like regular coffee with foam. I had a waitress warm me up with regular coffee. read more

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This review is for their product, not for the Cafe. We bought a loaf of Whole Wheat Hazelnut Currant and brought it home. Cut into it yesterday morning. The saltiness was overwhelming, the only flavor that came through. Oddly the "1 lb" loaf weighs 28 oz. Something is seriously wrong with this bread! Going straight into the garbage. Not worth the time and gas to return it for a refund. read more

I love this place. Everything is always so good. Eggs Benedict Florentine was amazing... potatoes cooked perfectly, the Hollandaise sauce is better than most and I don't know why. I subbed the homemade chicken sausage and sour dough. The wild wheat omelet was equally good. The pancake was delicious, esp w cinnamon and blueberries. What was surprising was the size of the mimosas. Yum. L read more

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I came in today with a friend and our kids and we had one of the worst experiences at this establishment. When we entered, the restaurant was fairly empty. There were at most only a handful of tables. This was around 11am on a Friday morning. It was nearly empty. The host was an older Latina woman and she didn't greet us - just looked at us and said " booth ". I told her that we needed two high chairs. She just looked at us and smiled. We ended up seating the toddlers in the booth while we waited around for her to bring the high chairs over. Instead - she comes back with a booster seat about 10 minutes later. We had a 2 year old that needed a high chair and I had to point at another child in a high chair so she would hopefully understand. My friend ended up saying it's okay we don't need it and let the toddlers sit in the booth with us. Our server finally came around and took our orders and the food came out on time and delicious as usual. She checked in on us maybe once afterwards. The host came around to bring the check to us but we told her that we wanted to place a to-go order. She didn't understand so she walked away instead of calling our server over. Then the busser came around and I got his attention and asked him to call our server over - he looks around and grabs a set of silverware from another table and hands it over to me. I said no, this is not what I'm asking for. I then used some of my Spanish knowledge and asked him in Spanish if he can call our server. Our server was actually busy talking to another guest by the checkout counter and didn't come for a good 5 minutes. At this point 20 minutes had passed since we received our cheque from the host. My friend said that she will just bring the leftovers for her husband and to forget about ordering the food. Our server finally came around and I told her how I tried to communicate a few things to the host and the busser and they didn't understand a thing I said. Her response was " yeah, they don't know any English". I am a also a restaurant owner, and I also own 3 gas stations and a convenience store in Seattle. These businesses are customer facing businesses in which our employees and ourselves have a client-facing role. If I am going to a restaurant or a gas station and I have some requests, questions, etc , I expect to be heard and understood and helped. I don't have the time and patience to be going back and forth with someone because they don't understand what I am saying, especially when we have other things on our plate and we have our hands full with children and have to get back to our lives. If I can use whatever Spanish knowledge I have learned from high school to make myself heard - some basic English vocabulary for restaurant knowledge should be a must in a customer facing role. I hope you guys do better. read more

Wild Wheat was not a great experience for us. The staff were friendly but the prices are awful for the quality and the amount that you get. My husband got the Wild Wheat breakfast. It came with just two eggs, home fries and toast for 16 dollars (!?). There was no bacon or sausage side with any of the egg breakfast meals and it cost an additional 5 dollars to add a meat option. My husband wanted a side of pancakes and to order just 1 pancake on the side was ALSO an additional 5 dollars. The pancake was not particularly large and both of us thought it was a bit bland. It came with a very small amount of syrup and it would have cost us 3 dollars more to get a bit more of it. I got the Stollen French toast which was 20 dollars. It was honestly inedible. It had a very gritty taste to it and was very dry. I only took a few bites before deciding against it. The French toast came with a side of fruit but unfortunately a lot of the fruit was not very fresh. I would very much not recommend it. All together we paid over 60 dollars for a really disappointing meal that we could have made at home for much less. read more

Wonderful breakfast and pastries! In town from Texas and ate here twice - that good. Superb, friendly service in a cute setting. Had smoke salmon omelette that's big enough to share. And we did share an order of Stollen French toast both days. Biscuits and gravy made me think that I was back in Texas. Really good coffee, too. And we got pastries for the flight home. read more

Wild wheat is by far a hidden gem in Kent. *puts it on the pedal stool of great breakfast places.* I know what your thinking. "They just got a new manager, why would it be any better?" Well my fellow reader and squirrel that learned how to read. It is! Let me change your mind! Happy thoughts! Review time. Atmosphere: The place looks like the stereotypical breakfast joint. (You know, chairs, bread, coffee, breakfast food. Homeless people winking at you from the window. The usual.) With wooden chairs and tables scattered across the dining place with good spacing! (Cuz nothing is more complimentary, than more space for my latino curves!) And a couple of booths, the space somewhat still feels open and welcoming. They make their bread here! Which is a delight and the smell is almost intoxicating. (Which that's the only toxic smell that'll ever reach my two of my five holes in my face! [Wow, that's a weird sentence. Lol]) fairly clean and nothing stuck out like a sore thumb. :) Pleasent and tasteful art on the walls, make it very comforting. (Which I always love to look at art while I stuff my face on such unspeakable horrundes ways! ["Billy! Close your eyes! The weird guy is here!" O.O]) Customer Service: Was delightful and quick. (Although, it was really early in the morning and they just open tho.) With a great selection of the menu and a very insightful and patient waitress, the experience was amazing! (Was that a run on sentence? ._. Idk. Lol but english is not my first language.) Food/Drinks: FRENCH TOAST IS AMAZING! (But havent you tried french toast before? *slaps person in the face!* o.o of course I had french toast!) But the way they make it here is out if this world! Omg... I still have the taste lingering in my mouth.. and it's been months. Lol. The portabella omelette is a tribute to why there is even a breakfast in the day!With each dish as fresh as the next, I cant really pick up the best. (In a world of perfection, it's hard to chip at any edge cracks.) But dont trust the words of a rambling lunatic (that loves his poodle way too much.) Go for it champ! Conclusion: ._. Welp, here we are and you probably scrolled all the way down here cuz you noticed my mediocre grammar. (Expecting I'd give you my conclusion!! Guess what! Not today!) So with great service (That makes a grown man cry. But then again I had a lot going at the time.. lol and I just got done cutting onions!), the atmosphere of welcoming place! And just the best breakfast plates Kent has to offer! So swing on by! read more

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Huge dry tasteless waffles. I've had much better at motel six continental breakfast So disappointed and will never go back. They give you about 2oz of watery syrup and charge you an additional 3.00 if you ask for more. The days of coming here for special occasions is officially over!!! read more

Wild Wheat - Dry and tasteless. You get about 3 table spoons worth of syrup. If you need more it's 3.00 extra dollars - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

Came here a while back for weekend brunch with a friend. Unfortunately, Wild Wheat doesn't have a brunch menu and they ended breakfast too early so we had to order off the lunch menu. Luckily, the bakery was open and we could order from there too. We settled on the Frittata, Roasted Pear and Gorgonzola Salad, and Fruit Tart. The Frittata was ugly and paired with a watered down marinara sauce, which made no sense at all. It tasted better than it looked (not the marinara sauce, that was disappointing), and the crust was nice. The salad was fine, but a journey to get. They were out of Gorgonzola so we asked for Goat Cheese instead. Our server originally said that she would have to charge us extra for the Goat Cheese and tried to offer a packet of powdered Parmesan instead. Seriously?!?!? After we pointed out that Goat Cheese and Gorgonzola are way more similar to each other than to powdered Parmesan, she went and talked to a manager and didn't charge extra for the Goat Cheese. Finally, the Fruit Tart. Definitely the highlight of the meal and the saving grace. The fruit was fresh, the pastry cream was on point, and the crust was nice. We inhaled it, yum. While I didn't love my experience at Wild Wheat, I did love the Fruit Tart and would definitely come back to try more of the bakery items! read more

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We have always loved this place but their prices have gotten insane! We had breakfast here after church service and noticed their meat omelette listed at $31 dollars! I have never imagined a 3-egg omelette ever being priced at that $31 dollars...in downtown Kent of all places! I realize the economy has gotten crazy but $31bucks for just one omelette breakfast, not including a cup of coffee or your partner's meal and tip too...crazy! read more

I had the French toast that was all right. Slices were thin and not as light as I would have expected. Service was prompt with regular coffee refills. I was appalled to find that they barely passed their health department food inspection. read more

Came in here with my wife and kids and we all enjoyed it! The kids had their Mickey Mouse pancakes with hot chocolate made at the perfect temperature for them. I had the salmon omelette recommended by the Hostess. It was delicious. My wife had the peppermint mocha, not only did their drinks look good but they also tasted great. read more

Wild Wheat - Mocha Latte - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

I luv this place so so much! I had the veggie linguine with a cream sauce last time! It was delicious! I don't usually eat dairy! But I had to have it cause this place is so good! And wild wheat didn't diss appoint! Thanxx guys! The pastries always jammin! read more

Wild Wheat - I'm at wild wheat cafe! Spinach feta quiche breakfast! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

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Great food and bakery ... comically awful service. They will look at you in your eyes as you are talking to them just to walk past you on the way to go talk to the other server who is actively ignoring you too. read more

best breakfast hands down never have a bad meal the wait staff and chefs are amazing i rarely order anything but the spinach feta quiche because it's so good blintz are amazing and the danish are great come enjoy the best breakfast in south king county read more

Wild Wheat - spinach feta quiche - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

This place had good food, but could use some better service and cleanliness. There was not a refresh of water or coffee. Overall, an average experience. read more

Wild Wheat - Onion Bagel with Salmon Lox! - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

Put ourselves on the waitlist through yelps online waiting system but when we got their we were told their system has been acting up and that we were never really in line. Fortunately they had an empty table for us. Food was alright. They have really great bread (sourdough!) and the raspberry jam on the table is super delicious on it. Ask about their specials. They also have a pastry case which all seemed really good and fresh. Drip coffee tasted pretty good (which is surprising because I feel like refillable drips at brunch places are usually mediocre). All in all, a decent brunch place but nothing to rave about. Just something to check off my list. read more

5-Star review despite a few hiccups. I have been to the WWBC countless times, and this small town cafe is always busy with consistently great food. This particular visit, the lines for breakfast started early. We arrived a little after 8:15am, and were able to grab the last booth by a window. I am familiar with their smaller menu, so only needed to quickly glance over my options to confirm what I wanted. I was most excited for , was there espresso options - I was craving a breve, hazelnut cappuccino. It took about 10 minutes for our server to greet us. Not because she appeared to be inattentive, rather busy. I don't mind a little wait if I can see my server is hustling! She wasnt over friendly when she greeted us, simply walked up and asked if we were ready to order. Lol, once again, I know they have great food- and I was super hungry and needing my espresso ASAP- so I didn't mind she was all business. After everything was ordered it took about another 12-15 minutes for my coffee. This isn't the standard- so it was forgivable- because I knew how much I'd like it. The cappuccino itself was not dry enough, made a mental note next time to be super specific. The food arrived right after the coffee- and was picture perfect . We were cashed out in a timely manner. Another great visit- I will be back. Early on the morning as always ' read more

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My family's favorite breakfast spot, love it here. Service is great and the food even more so. Love it, and their mimosas are the best w fresh OJ! read more

Wild Wheat - Breakfast & Brunch Near Me - Kent, Washington

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I've never had a breakfast meal here that I didn't like. Super delicious, great portion sizes, relatively healthy and the baked goods are so good. I knocked one star off because of the wait time that usually happens on the weekend. Wish they had more seating. But otherwise I highly recommend! read more

There were a lot of mistakes made during our visit. The service was sluggish and forgetful - it took twenty minutes to receive a latte, despite there being a barista who was cleaning the counter. Additionally, they brought out the wrong dish to our table. When we mentioned these mistakes, our server did not apologize and instead blamed either the kitchen or the barista. Even though it wasn't particularly busy (it was only 1 PM on a Saturday), the service was still frustratingly slow, likely due to our server spending time chatting with their friends by the host stand. I hoped there would be no more issues, but unfortunately, the quality of the food wasn't satisfactory. Although we were excited about the buttermilk buckwheat pancakes, they tasted more like cinnamon pancakes and lacked the expected buttermilk flavor. It should've been titled cinnamon pancakes on the menu. That's really the only flavor you tasted. I also ordered biscuits and gravy which was another miss The biscuits were dry and not served with enough gravy, while the potato hash had potential but was ruined due to overcooking and presentation issues. The portion sizes were large, which might be a positive aspect considering the high menu prices, but reducing the serving size slightly could result in the same quality product with more reasonable pricing. I really wanted to like this place. However, they didn't leave me any choice. $92 breakfast with tip and no alcohol for two people is the reason I was motivated enough to write this review. Do better read more