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Casual & unassuming eatery serving American-style brunch, followed by Ethiopian cuisine for dinner.
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Address: 1400 34th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: (206) 325-1126
Website: https://cafesoleil.net/
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For nearly three decades, Café Soleil has been a cherished cornerstone of Seattle’s Madrona neighborhood, bringing together the vibrant flavors of Ethiopia …
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1400 34th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122. Directions View on Map. (206) 325-1126 … Kuri Teshome opened Café Soleil in 1994 as a casual neighborhood cafe. The …
Reviews
Lily G
Absolutely incredible Ethiopian food!! Cafe Soleil is now one of our favorite restaurants in the Seattle area, and we were happy to learn the owner has been serving amazing food here for 30+ years. We’ll be visiting anytime we’re in Madrona 🙂 Thank you!
… moreGeorgia Golla
I think this is a good neighborhood gem! Went for brunch and the place was cute had lots of natural light and plenty people but no wait on Mother’s Day. Food wise I didn’t think it was anything special or wowed me but again if you’re looking for something more simple and light then this would be a good place. Pricing matches portions I would say! Their orange slices were so good (I know it was more of a garnish). I got the spicy shrimp croissant which was tasty but had like three shrimps in it, so it was mostly bread.
… moreHanna Wyland
Kuri and her staff are amazing! This is my favorite spot in this neighborhood. Service and atmosphere are welcoming and pleasant. The food is amazing– both brunch and dinner menus offer great flavors. Highly recommend the Yellow Split Pea Alit’cha W’et and the Eggplant Tomato Alit’cha W’et.
… moreacquitted 2000
No nonsense breakfast spot for the weekend. Tasty frittata, well dressed salad, crunchy bread. Big hot bold Americano. Neighborhood gem and a great alternative if hi-spot’s wait is long, btw. 🙂
… moreJane Davidson
Three total amateur kids, probably high schoolers, making absolutely the worst coffee I’ve had in ages and incredibly mediocre food. Service is painfully slow, food eventually arrived but without cutlery, asked for salt and pepper and it never came, asked for sugar and it never came, gave me a water glass with two large chips in it. The so-called cappuccino tasted like just was burnt filter coffee instead of espresso, and I can fluff milk far better on my home machine than the watery bubbly mess that turned up in my cup. Very disappointing, will not be back.
… moreKim Brownlee Personal Trainer
What a treat! Such a great little find for great breakfast/brunch. Beautiful setting as well with the amazing food.
… moreKelsey Sagawa
Popular neighborhood restaurant with friendly and attentive service. Stopped by for lunch on a Saturday around 1pm and ordered the open faced sandwich. My partner ordered the roasted eggplant sandwich. The side potatoes were amazing, and the sandwiches were decent. Nice atmosphere and a great place for a quick lunch or catching up with friends!
Want to come back to check out their dinner menu (when they serve Ethiopian cuisine).
… moreWant to come back to check out their dinner menu (when they serve Ethiopian cuisine).
Kanhar Munshi
It is hard to imagine that the best most accessible brunch place in Seattle could be at an Ethiopian restaurant, but such is the nature of most hidden treasures. It is a remarkable privilege to be able to dine here. The food is elegantly presented, the bread is home made, and the meal savory. I took a photo – which I rarely do, because in my opinion Khurri (the owner) has elevated her work into an art form – we felt we were transported to a scene straight out of Midnight in Paris.
… moreAddis (Addis)
I really enjoyed this place. We ordered from the brunch menu and got the smoked salmon with potatoes, rosemary chicken sandwich, mint tea, and latte. The food came out quickly and the first bite melted in my mouth. You can tell the ingredients they use are fresh and the atmosphere feels elevated like an Ethiopian-French bistro, it reminded me of New Orleans. I love that the prices are very reasonable too! 10 out of 10, excited to come back to try their dinner menu.
… moreVickie K
One of my favorite brunch spots in Seattle!The owner and serves are always super friendly. Always happy to support local small business! Great vegetarian choices as well!
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