Atlas Foods
Seattle, WA 98105
Phone: (206) 522-6025
Fax: (206) 322-0435
- Price:
- $
- Cross Street:
- NE Forty Ninth Street
- Hours:
- Mon-Fri 9am-11pm, Sat 8am-11pm, Sun 8am-10pm
Editorial Review for Atlas Foods – by Citysearch Staff
In Short
Upscale environment meets mid-priced entrees at this large, independently owned dining establishment. The bright-red booths face an inviting bar area, and funky art adorns the walls. The menu is a mix of American standards, like fried chicken and mashed potatoes, and other rotating seasonal items. Desserts include cobbler a la mode, served with a cup of Caffe Vita.
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Insider Tips
Know Before You GoThe stroller-parking area and fully loaded toy box keep kids happy, while the comfy bar area is a welcome adults-only zone.
The ExtrasAtlas is known by early-rising vegetarians for its vegetable Harvest Hash.
User Reviews for Atlas Foods
07/03/2008 Posted by lvgrandma
This is my first written review for a restaurant. I am writing this review because the luncheon meal we had at the Atlas last week was possibly one of the worst meals we have ever had. Both the presentation of the food and the taste were completely unappealing and unappetizing. When our plates arrived at our table, the french fries were mostly black in color. We thought they were burned. These fries were not burned, they were limp, oily and tasteless. We could not figure out why the french fries were so black in color -- it wasn't from the addition of cajun spices because the fries had no flavor. If these fries were some kind of new, designer potato, it didn't work for us. I got a pulled pork sandwich with coleslaw. The pork was tough, stringy and dried out. The barbeque sauce was much too spicy. I could only eat half of this sandwich because the sauce was fiery hot in an unpleasant way. The cabbage in the coleslaw was chopped in huge chunks. What little dressing there was on the cabbage was thin, watery and tasteless. My husband got fish and chips -- the fish was cold in the middle. We will never eat there again.
Pros: The waitress was very nice and friendly.
Cons: None of our food was appetizing.
06/17/2008 Posted by SeattleCritic
My husband I love going out to breakfast and have tried most of the good restaurants in Seattle. When we go out to breakfast we are looking for good service and good portion sizes. I ordered the Monte Cristo breakfast sandwich. I have never had a Monte Cristo before so being that my husband use to be in the restaurant industry he explained to me what it was. When the sandwich arrived he thought they gave me the wrong thing. It was a tiny open face sandwich with a piece of ham and cheese on it. The tiny sandwich came with a piece of pineapple and melon...no potatoes, hashbrowns, nothing! My husband got the Cornbeef Hash that took up 1/4 of his plate and 1/4 to fruit and that was it. Do not have breakfast at the Atlas- it's a joke! It is pretty hard to screw up breakfast, but they manage to do so. If you want good breakfast in the University area go to Portage Bay. Our favorite place is in Queen Anne- Queen Anne Cafe.
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