Best Diners in Bellevue

"One of Seattle’s most famous counter-service spots since 2004 with a wide range of vegan fare, Wayward Vegan Café divvies out all-day breakfast and lunch in typical “greasy spoon” fashion in Roosevelt’s neck of the woods. Nosh on large servings of “Tofuevos Rancheros” and “Tots-In-A-Blanket” burritos. Oh, and don't forget the bottomless coffee."

"This place is known for its massive ethical menu and will leave you in a highly desirable food coma. Tempeh Tantrum with cheesy stuffed hash browns and savory tofu scramble ??"

"If La Medusa is Columbia City’s dining room and Tutta Bella its kitchen, Geraldine’s is its breakfast nook. Packed with families, clattering with action, and staffed with the kind of servers who stop and clap when a toddler does the Pancake Dance in the aisle—let’s just say this modern urban diner ain’t the place for an intimate talk, or, for that matter, any kind of talk at all. It is, however, a swell place for sour batard french toast, crispy hash browns, and a lineup of divine coffee cakes by morning, chili and hand-formed burgers by night—from folks who value quality ingredients, in a sensational brick-and-windowed room that has become the warm soul of its neighborhood."

"Geraldine's Counter Restaurant is a bustling all-day American diner that serves hearty comfort food for breakfast, brunch, and lunch in a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere. Located in the Columbia City neighborhood of Seattle, the eatery offers a menu of delicious food prepared with locally sourced ingredients from regional artisans, farmers, and producers. The breakfast menu features steel-cut oats with fresh fruit, house-made granola with almonds, dried fruit, coconut and vanilla bean yogurt, French toast, pancakes, waffles, biscuits and gravy, corned beef hash, and breakfast sandwiches stacked with scrambled eggs, bacon, arugula, avocado, and hash browns."

"or 11 p.m., North Star serves up classic comforts like scrambles, Benedicts, fluffy pancakes, build-your-own breakfast burrito, and quesa-migas (flour tortillas stuffed with cheddar cheese, salsa, sour cream, and scrambled eggs with roasted chiles). If you're questioning its hangover curing, diner street cred, know that it made an appearance in the late Anthony Bourdain's Parts Unknown."

"Glittery gold cushions, framed photos of astronauts, and24-hour breakfast?. Already a win for us. Enjoy one of Seattle’s favorite diners any time of day, seven days a week."

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"Another local chain is Anthony’s, but while the restaurants are within the same family, each tends to be a bit unique – some are more casual, some are nicer. Finer Anthony’s restaurants include Anthony’s Pier 66, which serves fresh fish, shellfish, crab and more. More casual options include Chinook’s on Salmon Bay and Anthony’s Bell Street Diner, both of which are still sit-down restaurants, but with a lighter atmosphere and menus still filled with wild-caught seafood of all sorts."

"Anthony’s Beach Café is a casual neighborhood restaurant serving lunch and dinner daily. The menu features fresh seafood (think: fish, oysters, shrimp, chowder…you get the picture) in original, inventive dishes. Kids can indulge in fish and chips, prawns and chips, grilled cheese or pasta."

"Pacific Northwest-based seafood chain serving local catches plus regional wines and beers. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 206-448-6688"

"Located in the infamous Pike's Place Market, Steelhead Diner is a casual seafood restaurant. You can choose views of the water or the bustling Pikes Place Market while you fill your belly with delicious eats. The next time you find yourself at Pikes Place, we recommend you try Steelhead Diner's Grilled Alaskan Halibut and a cup of their Razor Clam Chowder!"

"Woodland Park, known for its exceptional zoo, can be an exciting spot to spend the day with your favorite person.(Consider purchasing a discounted CityPASS to enjoy the Zoo, as well as other Seattle attractions.) Located on approximately 90 acres, the multipurpose park and recreation space is just southwest of Green Lake and north of the Fremont district. Separated into two parts by Aurora Avenue, the part on the west of Aurora is largely occupied by the Woodland Park Zoo, but it also has picnic space, a formal rose garden, open spaces and a play area for children. East of Aurora is an ideal spot for picnicking."

"Source: Photo by Flickr user Allan Hack used under CC BY-ND 2.0. Woodland Park Zoo is the ultimate family oriented attraction in Seattle, for both children and adults. The Woodland Park Zoo is located in the Phinney Ridge neighborhood of Seattle, and houses over 1,000 unique animals for you and your family to learn about."

"Woodland Park Zoo is an award-winning zoological garden that draws in millions of guests worldwide. It features more than 1,000 animals, including rare and endangered species, from various countries."

"This 5 acre (2.0 ha) exhibit complex which opened on July 1, 2004[6] simulates the forests of southeast Asia with a waterfall, streams, and plants native to the region such as bamboo.[9] The complex is designed so that species are rotated to different parts of the exhibit after several days.[6] Asian Forest Sanctuary includes Sumatran tigers, Malayan tigers, northern white-cheeked gibbons, siamangs, lowland anoas, Indian crested porcupines, Asian small-clawed otters, and Asian elephants.[9] An expansion called Cats of the Canopy opened on August 27, 2011 and focuses on the clouded leopard. Viewing is provided by a wide glass window along a gravelly stream bed and into a heated den. The twenty-foot high enclosure also allows the cats to climb through the trees.[10]"

"Many breweries in Seattle are kid-friendly now (for better or worse), but this low-key spot for spiked seltzer fans has leaned into the family vibes. There’s a designated play area for kids, situated well in the spacious taproom, with bright colors, games, and a tent. Adults can enjoy flights of San Juan’s fruity, bubbly beverages and a seafood heavy menu from Ethan Stowell that includes crab rolls and salt cod hushpuppies that the little ones may want to munch on as well."

"Hilliard's opened its doors in October of 2011 with a focus on beer in cans and an industrial-chic ambience that draws beer drinkers from near and far. Thanks to its location in the Ballard beer bubble, visitors can stop in here before or after checking out other neighborhood drinking holes. Founded by Ryan Hilliard and Adam Merkl, the staff has gradually expanded, as has the beer list."

"Tucked away in Ballard this location is a great space for groups of all sizes, taking advantage of this taproom being converted from an old car service garage. They have various beers on tap along with their canned beer selection available for tasting. I enjoyed their Boombox IPA in their glasses that look like a beer can without the top."

"A small local brewery, The Good Society Brewery & Public House is a service-driven gastropub in Seattle. With every pint sold, they donate a portion to a local cause. Try their Hausbier Kölsch, Love Is Love Lager, The Night Nurse IPA and Wit & Wisdom Wheat Beer along with Pretzels and Pizzas."

"Welcome to the new Silver Cloud Hotel Tacoma at Point Ruston Waterfront, the only luxury hotel and spa along the shoreline in north Tacoma. The hotel is now accepting reservations!. Our destination offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Puget Sound waterfront along with the Olympic and Cascade Mountains."