Vera's Restaurant

07/07/07

Tasty but overpriced, cash only

by franciscomontalvo at Citysearch

I came here one morning and got the Ballard Scramble which was very tasty and included toast. The coffee was mediocre and I was a bit surprised at the final tab being over $10 based on food portion. I was an early morning customer and there was only one other customer so the service was good, not sure how it would work with more people piling in.

• Pros: Delicious breakfasts
• Cons: A bit overpriced

08/24/06

Breakfast diner in Ballard

by tangotraveller at Citysearch

This is a great place when you're in the mood for some form of eggs benedict combination. I particularly like the Italian sausage benedict, but there are many other variations available. This place has a diner like atmosphere, comfortable booths, friendly service, and won't make a fuss if you bring a latte with you from a nearby coffee place.

• Pros: Friendly informal, good food comfortable

01/06/04

Excellent Grubbin'

by seattlegamer at Citysearch

Vera's is the sister resteraunt to the Queen Anne Cafe. Both of these places serve excellent breakfast food. I haven't tried the lunches but if you get a chance to check out Vera's, try out the Ballard Scramble...and if you're in Queen Anne, check out the Queen Anne Scramble at the Queen Anne Cafe.

• Pros: Quick to server, Great Food, Large dishes

08/27/02

Amazing breakfasts...

by swejeety at Citysearch

If I could make breakfasts like the ones I can get at Vera's I would never eat out again! I've had something different every time I've been there and I still haven't ordered something that wasn't great! My favorite so far has been the veggie omelet. :) FYI, remember to bring cash because this place doesn't take plastic.

• Pros: great selection
• Cons: doesn't take plastic

07/16/02

Eat at Vera's!

by mishdanicko at Citysearch

I went to Vera's with my girlfriend for Sunday brunch and was very impressed. The food was tasty and plentiful and the service was friendly and speedy. Down-home atmosphere is uncommon in Seattle but welcome. This is where the locals go.