Best Diners in Kirkland

"Wayward Vegan Cafe serves a variety of counter-services vegan meals, including breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Inspired by the American style diner, Vegan Wayward Cafe offers vegan versions of diner classics. As a vegan restaurant, they don't serve seafood, but we love the Sunrise Poutine with fresh mushroom gravy!"

"But seriously, this chocolate cream pie will leave you in a daze of dreaming for more. Rather than just asking for a slice of the pie, I assure you that you will be asking for the ENTIRE pie. Just look at the drool-worthy whipped cream and buttery pie crust."

"This is another institution that’s located in Columbia City. Geraldine’s is known for serving up some of the best french toast in town and the atmosphere is super cozy. Plus they support small, local vendors in their commitment to using the finest and freshest ingredients."

"Pancakes and french toast to make you remember why these dishes became staples in the first place—plus the most comfortable counter seating in Columbia City."

"I never had crunchy fried French toast before but I was shocked how yummy it was. This place can get crowded so make sure to get there early More reviews"

"For something really casual, a diner’s always a great choice - and North Star Diner happens to be both good and also “super cute.” You can get pancakes or corned beef hash benedicts for dinner, the booths are covered in a glittery gold material, and there’s an entire wall dedicated to framed portraits of astronauts. We’re not sure why either - just go with it. If you feel like going out after dinner, just head next door to the Shanghai Room (owned by the same people) for some cocktails and karaoke."

"Glittery gold cushions, framed photos of astronauts, and24-hour breakfast?. Already a win for us. Enjoy takeout or delivery from one of Seattle’s favorite diners daily from 9 am to 9 pm."

"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."

"Anthony’s main restaurant might be a bit sophisticated for a casual family meal, but head downstairs to the Beach Café and you’ll find a lovely spot for outdoor dining while enjoying the splendid view of boat activity on Puget Sound. The menu is basic, but that won’t matter when you’re sitting on a sun-soaked patio, sipping peach lemonade, chowing down on comfort food – clam chowder, fish tacos, and deep-fried calamari – and enjoying delicious marina views. They don’t take reservations for the Beach Cafe but at least if you have to wait for a table it’s a fabulous place to do so on a summer day."

"Anthony’s claims a variety of services, with restaurants classified as both dinner houses, ‘to-go spots’, and casual dining. When Bud Gould opened the doors in 1969, we doubt he had any idea how the chain would grow in the years to come, but it has. In 1984 the company even opened its own wholesale food company, which ensured that guests would only get the very freshest seafood available."

"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."

"Officially the highest public observatory in the Northwest, the Sky View Observatory offers visitors a less-traveled public viewing area 1,000 feet up in the sky. Located on the 73rd floor of the Columbia Center in the Central Business District, the 360-degree panoramic view includes the Cascade Mountains, Mount Baker, Elliot Bay, the Olympic Mountains, Mount Rainier, the city of Seattle, and, of course, the Space Needle."

"Located in the Columbia Center of downtown Seattle, the Sky View Observatory is one of the lesser-known tourist spots of Seattle. It attracts smaller crowds than places like the Space Needle, and it isn’t as expensive. It’s perfect for visitors who like throwing away their travel guides to try new things and explore new places."

"website | delivery radius: nationwide | best for: Classic cookies and cookie dough. Customers kept asking for one item from Brooke’s catering company menu: her cookies. She realized people loved her recipes for nostalgic cookie flavors like chocolate chip, so she decided to spin off a company named after her daughter."

"Saturday and Sunday for takeout and limited outdoor and indoor seating; 10373 Main St., Bellevue; 425-289-0015, bellepastry.com. The case at Belle Pastry in Old Bellevue is a sight of beauty, filled with classic French confections. From individual tartlets topped with seasonal fruit to chocolate eclairs, plus layer cakes, napoleons, macrons and quiche, there’s something to satisfy anyone."

"For over 70 years, the Bellevue Arts Museum (or BAM) has been celebrating artists and the people who love their work. From the ornate to the whimsical, there is much to appreciate here. Even if you don’t like what you see initially, just turn the corner and you might be surprised by what you might find."