where to eat a breakfast that’s better than cereal

sabine is a café, bar, and bakery that’s situated in the heart of the ballard neighborhood of seattle. it serves modern and elevated mediterranean dishes and is well known for its lively brunch. just recently, sabine expanded to dinner service, and it is not to be missed. accompanied by a new spanish-inspired gin and tonic menu, sabine brings a taste of a romantic mediterranean evening to ballard.

now that it's finally warming up in seattle it's time to enjoy brunch with a side of sunlight

as seattle restaurant groups are claiming a growing share of the city’s dining revenue, a new local food and drink conglomerate with deep connections to capitol hill — as well as ballard, bothell, tacoma, leavenworth, and, yes, denver — has taken shape.

sabine’s back bar will now serve as ballard’s newest private dining space

sabine cafe & bar at 5307 ballard ave is now open for dinner and private events

when it comes to the great late-morning ritual of brunch, seattle has you covered in a multitude of memorable ways.

vietnamese-style chicken and waffles, shakshuka, dutch babies, and more

a straight-up spree of waffles, bloody marys, french toast, and chilaquiles

ballard has everything from dive bar chili to high-end tasting menus

old-school diner food, perfectly executed pastries, and more

whether you’re looking to faceplant into some pancakes or host a birthday brunch, here are the best places in seattle for your favorite weekend meal.

if your morning starts off with just coffee and vibes, you need this list.

bar manager justin fox’s hayao miyazaki-themed cocktail menu is bold, a little bizarre, and perhaps not for everyone. but it might be for you.

old-school diner food, perfectly executed pastries, and more