


Established in 1967, 13 Coins Restaurant is a longstanding Seattle institution with locations in Seattle, Bellevue, SeaTac, and Vancouver. Known for its iconic high-backed booths and swiveling captain’s chairs, 13 Coins offers a classic, full-service dining experience. The menu features all-day breakfast and brunch favorites like Eggs Benedict and Joe’s Special. It also highlights Italian-influenced classics such as Chicken Parmigiana and Fettuccine Venetia, alongside signature dishes like Steak David- our grilled filet mignon topped with lobster meat and house-made hollandaise, served over sautéed spinach. With more than 100 menu options, 13 Coins is proud to be a trusted and beloved part of the Pacific Northwest dining community.
Funky eatery serving Italian & American dishes, with high-backed booths & bar seating.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 255 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: (206) 682-2513
Website: https://www.13coins.com/
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The food itself more than lived up to that excellent first impression. From the presentation to the flavor, this breakfast was exceptionally well executed. The steak was moist, flavorful, and impressively robust in taste, with beautiful grill marks that added to both the appearance and the overall depth of flavor. The eggs were prepared exactly as requested, over easy, and every component on the plate was seasoned so well that no extra salt or pepper was needed, which is rare for breakfast.
The hashbrowns were lightly crisped without being burnt and had a fresh, chewy texture that tasted genuinely homemade, like the potatoes had been freshly cut and shredded. The sourdough toast was perfectly toasted, not overdone, and paired wonderfully with rich, decadent butter. What truly made this meal memorable was the combination of excellent food and exceptional service. The flavors alone would have made this a great breakfast, but the hospitality truly sealed the deal and made the entire experience stand out. Unfortunately I moved the food around before taking the picture.
Keep up the great work 13 coins!
The food was okay, but not the best. We ordered Meatballs as an appetizer and they were still frozen in the middle, even though the cheese on the outside was completely melted. For our entrees they were good but not great. Their cocktails were also not a big hit, at least not the 13 Coins specific ones. The desert was really good though.
Had 8 in our party, sat in a booth and with the size of the table it was quite comfortable, the booth has very awesome , tall sides so having a conversation was easy.
The food is prepared literally within eyesight, all the aromas from the kitchen pour throughout the restaurant. The downstairs area where the bathroom is located looks seriously like a hidden gem, going to have to go back for more!
I grew up on 13 Coins, always loved dining at the old Seattle location and last few years have been only to SeaTac. So I thought what a better way to meet up with old friends than to treat them to dinner in Seattle. To summarize, I was sorely disappointed in the “trying” (but not really) service… why would you bring the bread & appetizer/relish tray WITH the dinner, I don’t understand (Tabitha)… why are people having to repeatedly request water refills & why couldn’t we get a printed copy of receipt as requested…? (Also, the wine pour was even stingier than the protein portions…)
The lackluster meal for four was so disappointing, I won’t (unfortunately) ever dine at this location again. (Don’t even get me started on the Chicken Parm — l will suffice it to say “let’s not use really thin squares of unappetizing, unrecognizable cheese to top the parm.”) —My SeaTac review from last visit was definitely 5 Star & the parm was PERFECT!
The total bill, over $200. We, in hindsight, should have chosen differently. (I think the winning meal of the evening was Auntie’s waffle .) The highlight of the night was the cool lobby with the engaging artwork; oh well…
Down side the bathroom is downstairs, other that its all great.
Also downstairs is another bar area and a separate room (it looked like) to hold a party.