

Our dining room is open 8:00 am to 9:00 pm daily. We invite you to embrace the vibrant spirit of Capitol Hill at Jimmy’s on Broadway – a local gathering place where visitors always feel welcomed. Jimmy’s on Broadway is Capitol Hill’s best kept secret. Located in the trendy Capitol Hill neighborhood of downtown Seattle, Jimmy’s offers modern American cuisine and thoughtful service in an energetic atmosphere.
Restaurant & bar in the Silver Cloud Hotel serving upscale American fare in a contemporary setting.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1100 Broadway, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: (206) 204-1188
Website: https://www.jimmysonbroadway.com/
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Reviews
Thank you for making our stay extra special. Thank you to silver cloud hotel. Loved the secure parking and spacious rooms.
I tucked into this cozy spot next to the fire and it was exactly what I needed—warm, quiet, and plenty of seating without a reservation. The atmosphere makes it feel like a hidden hideaway in Capitol Hill where you can actually have a private evening with good company.
Let’s talk food: the herbed French fries (rosemary, garlic & sage) are absolutely slamming. Crispy outside, pillowy inside—hands down the star of the table. The adult grilled cheese with goat cheese & blackberry jam isn’t what you’d expect at first bite—it totally threw me off—but once I re-set my taste buds, I appreciated it as a refreshing twist. I’d try it again now that I know the vibe.
Service was pleasant, not rushed, not overbearing—just the right balance. Overall, a great Capitol Hill hideaway for comfort food, good company, and a little warmth by the fire.
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The Good:
The chicken noodle soup was, without a doubt, the highlight. The broth had depth, striking that balance between comforting and flavorful that only comes from someone who truly knows what they’re doing. The noodles were tender and well-cooked, and the shredded chicken was generous and satisfying. It wasn’t fancy, but it was honest. There was intention in that bowl—and that matters.
The Bad:
The fries. From the moment they hit the table, it was obvious something was wrong. Visibly burned, with the telltale smell of reused oil, and the first bite confirmed it: dry, hard, and bitter. This wasn’t a minor slip; it was a basic technical failure. I’ve had fries from humble food trucks that were executed with far more skill. Here, they completely missed the mark.
The Ugly:
When I returned the fries—not with anger, but with the reasonable expectation that the mistake would be corrected—the response was a laugh. Not the nervous kind or the courteous kind. A mocking laugh. Condescending. The kind of reaction that doesn’t belong in any kitchen, not even the most rustic. That moment, more than the food itself, was the bitterest taste of the night. Mistakes in the kitchen happen. Disrespect should never be on the menu.
The Unforgivable:
And here’s where the experience went from flawed to offensive: after returning the fries, they brought out another plate… equally burnt. Same issue, same attitude. No effort to fix the mistake, no gesture of goodwill. As someone who has tasted food from the streets of New York to the markets of Oaxaca, I can say this: the unforgivable thing is never the mistake—it’s the arrogant decision to repeat it knowingly. That second plate wasn’t just a culinary error. It was a statement of indifference. And that, in any kind of restaurant, is costly.
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This review isn’t meant to tear down, but to call attention. Kitchens can improve. Service can grow. But for that to happen, there first needs to be a willingness to listen. And that night, unfortunately, the one ingredient most absent was humility.
My server- Kara was wonderful. Thank you for being so attentive and caring. Bloody Mary she made was delicious. I will be back!
Food can be improved. Didnt like the chicken.