Coastal Kitchen
Seattle, WA 98112
Phone: (206) 322-1145
Fax: (206) 322-0435
- Price:
- $$
- Cross Street:
- Republican Street
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 8:30am-11pm, Sat-Sun 8:30am-3pm, 5pm-11pm
Editorial Review for Coastal Kitchen – by Citysearch Editors
The Scene
Restaurateurs Peter Levy and Jeremy Hardy successfully pack 'em in at their neighborhood places; Coastal Kitchen is no exception. Dressed-up worker bees, funky artisans, cool young professionals--all of Capitol Hill's diverse population is well-represented here.
The Food
The regular fish-oriented menu is supplemented by a separate theme menu, which changes quarterly and draws inspiration from different coastal regions. Be it Brazil, Normandy, Indonesia or Greece, the idea is consistently well-executed. The regular "blunch" fare includes a wide assortment of omelettes and scrambles, including one made with smoked salmon and cream cheese; regular BLT and hamburger diner fare; and dinner entrees like pecan-encrusted catch of the day, herb-roasted chicken and grilled flatiron steak with a red wine demiglace.
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Insider Tips
ParkingGet off 15th Avenue East and look for parking in the residential areas a block to the east or west.
What to DrinkBreakfast brings mimosas and bloody marys; dinner highlights wine according to that month's region.
When to GoWeekend brunch is extremely crowded and there is often a long wait. Your best bet for a table is to go early (before 10am) or late (after 1pm).
The ExtrasAt breakfast, it's worth the minimal extra charge to sub in a huge piece of the cinnamon-laced coffee cake for toast.
User Reviews for Coastal Kitchen
11/11/2007 Posted by charlottevale
I live in the neighborhood, but I am usually hesitant to go to the Coastal Kitchen because I find the food so inconsistent. Sometimes they are on the mark and the entreé is well-prepared and full of interesting flavors. Other times the food is bland or overcooked. And the wait on weekends for breakfast is not worth it.
Pros: It's in the neighborhood.
Cons: It is inconsistent.
08/24/2007 Posted by uscchemegirl
I came here on a trip to Seattle. It had a very good breakfast menu with interesting dishes and great seafood. I ordered crab cakes and eggs, which had real crab in it. I would definitely come back here if I ever visit Seattle again!
Pros: Food
Cons: Parking
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