(206) 632-4602
3131 Western Ave, Ste 301
Seattle,
WA
98121
47.6183
-122.3569
Neighborhoods: Lower Queen Anne, Magnolia - Queen Anne, Magnolia / Queen Anne
What People Are Saying About Boat Street Cafe
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – The entire restaurant glows--inside and out--with soft warm light. Large windows overlook a well-planted courtyard, while small glass candles shine on every table. White linens, tall straight chairs, tile floors and special touches like a lichen-covered branch mounted to a center beam create a rare feeling of nature-inspired elegance. The staff works hard and does it with a smile. Menu recommendations and attention to small details are unending. – – The Food – The shareable pickle plate provides sweet, tart and shockingly hot flavors, with textures ranging…
Delicious food and romantic setting
by sonia g
We had a great dinner here last night. The food was delicious and I love the atmosphere. It is romantic but not cramped. It is a cheery place that serves serious food without going too over the top. They have staples like pot de creme and steak for dinner while offering more adventuresome items if you feel like it. I love this place.
- Pros: the food, the wine, the atmosphere
- Cons: I can't think of anything.
Great brunch!
by queenanne11
Went for brunch on Sunday based on hearing good things. Loved it! The space was beautiful, food was delish, service was polite. It was a little more pricey than some places for brunch, but the food is 100 times better. Look forward to trying it for dinner.
- Pros: great change of pace from greasy brunch food
Just ok, GREAT mimosa's!
by seattle36
Finally found it!
Once in there, it really is a cute restaurant. The menu left me pondering what to order! Everything sounded so delicious.
We started off our day with a few mimosa's. Probably the best I've ever had! We were enjoying our mimosa's so much that we didn't even realize that it took almost 45 minutes just to get our food. Once we got it, the poached eggs were overcooked. I ordered eggs benedict and one egg was fine, the other cooked through. What a dissapointment, if not for that the entire meal would've been very delicious. We shared the bread pudding for dessert. That was very delicious and a very big portion!
They were pretty busy, we got there right when they opened and didn't leave til almost two hours later since it took so long to get served. Definetely worth trying again though, especially for the mimosa's!
The Details on Boat Street Cafe
The Extras:
Cross the courtyard and pay a visit Canlis Glass, a gallery devoted to artist J.P. Canlis' glass sculptures.
Save Money:
Boat Street Kitchen is located directly next door, and offers more casual weekday lunches and catering.
Know Before You Go:
The cafe is hidden deep in a courtyard, surrounded by plants and benches. Head down the main stairs at the Northwest Work Lofts and you'll see the cafe to your right.










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