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Address: Parking lot, 13621 Ambaum Blvd SW, Seattle, WA 98166
Phone: (206) 246-0391
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Reviews
Heather Ace
CASH ONLY. Pats has old school charm with booths and laminate menus. Their prices are old school too! Two people can eat for $30!! The service was great. Mostly older folks dining.
Ok yes, food was mediocre, sort of your run of the mill brunch stuff. Great fries!! But my Reuben was dry, lacking in the sandwiches signature succulence. The chicken fried steak didn’t stand out flavor wise but was cooked well. Remeber, Cash only, nearest atm is at the AM/PM across the street.
… moreOk yes, food was mediocre, sort of your run of the mill brunch stuff. Great fries!! But my Reuben was dry, lacking in the sandwiches signature succulence. The chicken fried steak didn’t stand out flavor wise but was cooked well. Remeber, Cash only, nearest atm is at the AM/PM across the street.
James Suchanek
I have eaten at this restaurant twice in the last 2 days. I found it yesterday and went back today. 50 + years at this location with the same owners. A family owned and ran business. Alex my waitress was superb. Her smile and friendly personality was 5 star all the way. The owner and her sister were there as well making sure everyone was well taken care of. My coffee cup was never empty. The food both days was amazing. And it came out so fast you would almost think they knew what you wanted and started it before you got there. When I’m in that area of Seattle, I will stop in every time until I have tried every item on the breakfast menu. It was a world class experience in a warm and inviting mom and pop style restaurant. The prices were quite a bit less expensive then other similar restaurants. If your looking for Seattle’s best kept secret. Little Pats Place is a must try . Trust me you won’t be disappointed. Thank you.
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James Gonzalez
Servers are attentive, classic diner vibes, great price, bring cash, I found this place after pancake chef closed. Love it.
… moreBobby Choi
In a time when dining out is becoming increasingly expensive, even our go-to brunch spots have raised their prices, making it challenging to find affordable options. That’s how I discovered Little Pat’s Place. It’s a cash-only establishment, likely to keep prices down by avoiding card fees.
When I visited in August 2024, the lack of signage made it a bit difficult to find, but once inside, I found a cozy, if somewhat dated, atmosphere. Most of the time, just two servers usually work, though they bring in an extra hand when it gets busy. Despite the old-school decor, the food is well-prepared. The French fries were a standout—crispy and perfectly seasoned, some of the best I’ve had in a while. I also tried a homemade soup, which was a bit on the salty side but still satisfying.
While the area is full of charming brunch spots, the affordable prices and friendly service make Little Pat’s Place a local favorite. For me, this spot is more than just a brunch restaurant—it brings back memories of similar places I visited in the Midwest during the ’90s. The crowd here skews older, adding to the laid-back vibe, and I hope this multi-generational gem continues to thrive for years to come.
More Information:
– Service: Friendly and attentive
– Parking: Plenty of free parking available
– Food: Delicious with well-portioned servings
– Price: Great value for what you get
– Restroom: Available
… moreWhen I visited in August 2024, the lack of signage made it a bit difficult to find, but once inside, I found a cozy, if somewhat dated, atmosphere. Most of the time, just two servers usually work, though they bring in an extra hand when it gets busy. Despite the old-school decor, the food is well-prepared. The French fries were a standout—crispy and perfectly seasoned, some of the best I’ve had in a while. I also tried a homemade soup, which was a bit on the salty side but still satisfying.
While the area is full of charming brunch spots, the affordable prices and friendly service make Little Pat’s Place a local favorite. For me, this spot is more than just a brunch restaurant—it brings back memories of similar places I visited in the Midwest during the ’90s. The crowd here skews older, adding to the laid-back vibe, and I hope this multi-generational gem continues to thrive for years to come.
More Information:
– Service: Friendly and attentive
– Parking: Plenty of free parking available
– Food: Delicious with well-portioned servings
– Price: Great value for what you get
– Restroom: Available
Barb Michieli
The food was nothing special — mediocre; more like Denny’s fare . . . and the coffee was weak. It was a frosty January morning and the temperature inside the restaurant was cold so I had to eat while wearing my coat. The wait staff were pleasant and attentive. The restroom was filthy so avoid it if you can. I won’t be returning.
… moreCarter McKinnon
I wanted to love this place. The service was superb. The food was pretty good, though not great. The space was dingy, almost dilapidated. Some minor changes could bring back what I’m sure was a homey and cozy atmosphere in the past. I can’t imagine the financial realities of running a place like this, especially with the affordable prices; but it’s just not somewhere I’d want to eat a meal regularly.
… moreMike Pirone
I spent my formative years in New Jersey. I finally found a diner to fill that comfort spot. Our server was super friendly, the coffee refills were continuous and fast, the food was tasty, and prices were unbeatable. Get the French dip!
… moreEdwin Ombac
I’ve been going here all my life and it’s always great, good ol fashioned diner food with friendly Filipino service, my favorites are the skewered teriyaki with hash browns and eggs over easy or the hamburger steak with onions and mashed potatoes with brown gravy and green beans
… moreJ La
Great greasy spoon. Not many of them left in Seattle, sadl6. Service was great, so was food. 1 star off for how crazy cold it was in there. Otherwise reliable diner food.
… moreEldon Reidt
The food always seems to be pretty good. The pricing is definitely amazing for what you get. It’s a lot of bang for your book and quality staff and food.
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