Cyclops
(206) 441-1677
2421 First Ave
Seattle,
WA
98121
47.6143
-122.3482
Neighborhoods: Downtown, Belltown
What People Are Saying About Cyclops
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The Scene
Under the unblinking eye awaits a slice of old-school Belltown: Sparkly, retro vinyl booths contrast with mythological paintings, funky mosaic counters and attitude-free servers who make up in sweetness what they sometimes lack in professional talent. Both fell-out-of-bed casual and black-tie formal are equally at home. Early diners will enjoy a quiet meal; the later it gets, the louder and more crowded it gets
The Food
Sturdy dishes like moderately spicy chipotle-glazed pork chop are prettied up with colorful sauces and gleaming vegetables. Every side dish is perfection, from the crunchy apple slaw to the garlicky mixed greens to the fragrant blue-cheese mashed potatoes. Weekend brunch offers excellent omelettes and home fries, but avoid the bland coconut-mango French toast.
User Reviews
Anonymous
January 01, 2008
Cyclops is a chill hang out. There are some booths and a few tables, not a lot of room overall, but enough to provide a good atmosphere. On the weekends it gets pretty busy and the vibe is upbeat especially at night. Otherwise, the menu is quite varied and offers a little something for everyone. They have good brunch and appetizers. The drinks aren't too expensive for Seattle.
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missmockingbird
April 25, 2007
This is a comfortable bar/restaurant that serves breakfast all day. Since I am a big fan of breakfast and I usually can't make it to a restaurant before 3pm on weekends, this was a treasure for me. The breakfast is just fine. Unlike the other reviewer I thought the service was good. You can't expect white-tablecloth service at a diner, but our waiters have been friendly and attentive. I like the interior design. The bloody Mary's were ok.
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ccavette
November 18, 2006
I love Cyclops when I get a last minute urge to get some breakfast food on Saturday morning. I've never had to wait for a table though the service on coffee refills is a bit lacking. The Italiano Omellete and Migas are delicious. They also have the standard eggs and bacon for those with a not-so-curious pallette. Parking is sometimes tight but you can generally find parking a couple blocks down the hill on Elliott and Wall.
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The Extras:
Upstairs is the sleekly minimalist Ace Hotel, perfectly located for a romantic downtown night or urban weekend.
Where to Sit:
Call some friends: The best seat in the house is the high-backed booth, available for parties of six or more.
What to Drink:
Mixers are made fresh daily and bartenders are some of the best in the city, so skip the wine list and stay with cocktails.
Happy Hour:
On a budget? Sample our delectable food offerings during happy hour Mon-Fri 4pm-6pm and get a tap beer, glass of wine or well drink for a dollar off.
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Restaurant Special Features:
Breakfast, Late Night Dining, Brunch, Outdoor Dining, People Watching, Lunch Spot, Date Spot, Group Dining, Cheap Eats, Dine At The Bar, Bar Scene
