

We’re open for dine-in & take out and doing everything we can to keep you Covid-Safe! Notorious Diner & Dive Bar with Seattle’s BEST HAPPY HOUR. Named the World’s Best Dive Bar, and Most Iconic Bar in Washington.Opened in 1929, The 5 Point is one of the longest run family eateries and oldest bars still in existence in Seattle (along with our sister The Mecca Cafe just down the road). The 5 Point is a dimly-lit working class dive that serves hearty, inexpensive, unpretentious food with a usually crowded cocktail lounge serving up stiff drinks and raucous conversation. The chicken fried steak still weighs in at 11 ounces (“the biggest in Seattle”), and the full menu is available 24/7.
Circa-1929 American diner open 24/7 serving hearty all-day breakfasts, burgers & hot sandwiches.
Hours
| Monday | Open 24 hours |
| Tuesday | Open 24 hours |
| Wednesday | Open 24 hours |
| Thursday | Open 24 hours |
| Friday | Open 24 hours |
| Saturday | Open 24 hours |
| Sunday | Open 24 hours |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 415 Cedar St, Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: (206) 448-9991
Website: http://www.the5pointcafe.com/
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Reviews
The buffalo chicken was spicy and pretty tasty and our burgers had a real authentic homemade taste to them. Delicious!
There was a good selection of alt rock being played which I enjoyed, but it was a little noisy.
Our server wasn’t so great though. Left us waiting to order for a long time (we were almost about the leave when he finally came over) and we also had to wait for what seemed like another eternity to pay the bill.
Don’t know why as the place wasn’t particularly busy.
We stopped here on our way to the Space Needle looking for something light to eat, but unfortunately it was not a good experience.
I ordered a pastrami sandwich with tomato bisque soup. The sandwich tasted okay at first but quickly became unpleasant, and I couldn’t finish it. Ray ordered the beef stroganoff and only took two bites—the meat was extremely tough and not chewable. He also had hash browns, which were edible, but overall the food quality was very poor.
The café has an old, nostalgic feel, but cleanliness was a major issue. There was a fan above us that was heavily covered in dust and dirt, which was honestly pretty gross and made the experience uncomfortable.
We also noticed some strange signage, including a warning about drug use in the restroom and a menu that says “Alcoholic serving alcoholics since 1929.” While some may find that humorous, it didn’t land well given the overall condition of the place.
When visiting a new city, reviews matter, and unfortunately this is one I would recommend skipping. I hope the owners consider improving cleanliness and food quality, as this could be a much better stop for tourists with some care and attention.
The service absolutely deserves a shoutout. Danny was our server and he was fantastic… friendly, attentive, and genuinely made the experience better from start to finish. You can tell when someone actually enjoys what they do, and it shows.
Excellent food, excellent service, and a great overall experience. This is the kind of place that earns repeat visits. We’ll definitely be back.
EDIT: We came back for breakfast and had just as great of an experience. The food was every bit as good the second time around, and the service was excellent again.
Jeffrey was our server this time and he was fantastic… friendly, attentive, and made sure everything was perfect. It says a lot about a place when the quality and service are consistently this good, no matter when you come in.
Still a solid 10/10. Highly recommend.
If you need accessible seating, I do not recommend this place. We weren’t given the option to wait for a table.
At least the French toast was bomb, but it was hard to cut with how tight the bar seating is while wearing my wrist brace.