
An Old-School American Eatery and Cocktail Lounge. A local favorite. Dining Room Hours Monday – Saturday 7:00am – 8:00pm Sunday 7:00am – 6:00pm Bar Hours Monday – Thursday 12:00pm – 9:00pm Friday 10:00am – 11:00pm Saturday 9:00am – 11:00pm Sunday 9:00am – 9:00pm
Old-school American eatery & cocktail lounge with a menu featuring classic comfort food & breakfast.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 2707 N Proctor St, Tacoma, WA 98407
Phone: (253) 759-9009
Website: http://knappsrestaurant.com/
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I grew up in the north end of Tacoma and spent a lot of time in what is now called The Proctor District. It was time to give Knapp’s a visit.
As you can see, Knapp’s has been in business since 1938. The restaurant is huge with a full lounge, 2 dining and a large banquet area. It has been updated since the last time I ate there, and the tables, chairs and booths have been updated as well.
There was only person working. While not full, she had enough to keep her busy, so she wasn’t able to get to us right away. Our coffee arrived at the table and was cold. It took a few minutes to track her down to request hot coffee. She made a fresh pot and brought the hot coffee to us as soon as it had finished brewing.
We had to wait for water, but as I said she was working alone and I could tell she was hustling and doing the best she could to keep up and being a business owner I know how hard it is to find help.
I ordered the chicken fried steak, scrambled eggs, upgraded to the country potatoes, and sourdough toast. Ray ordered The Monster and stayed with hash browns thinking they only came in his omelette, and an English muffin.
Our breakfast arrived fairly quickly and was hot. I thought the $3 up charge for chunked up deep fried potatoes a bit much. They were OK but nothing to write home about. My chicken fried steak was good. The gravy was bland with a fair amount of pepper. The scrambled eggs were light and fluffy.
Ray’s omelette was gigantic and loaded!!! Had I seen how crispy the hash browns were I would have ordered them instead. I am not a fan of soggy undercooked hash browns. Typically when I request crispy, they arrive burned. These were just the way I like them.
Breakfast was good but there was nothing outstanding about the flavors. This is your basic older type restaurant with decent sized servings but no flare to the flavor.
We may come back to sample some of the other menu items. The food was good. It just wasn’t great.
Quite the spot. I’m glad to see it survived to all of the ups and downs of this country and economy.
Glad to see them still representing the 253.