Restaurant in Embassy Suites by Hilton Seattle Downtown Pioneer Square

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The hazelnut coffee is fantastic. The Miso Pumpkin Spice latte was a unique, savory treat with just a touch of sweetness.

The turkey crepe was so light and buttery, perfect for a casual brunch with friends. The salmon one is my new favorite though!

The staff here are so warm and attentive. They checked in just enough, never hovering. Even on a packed Friday night, our plates arrived without that frantic wait. Really appreciated that calm, efficient vibe.

Cozy spot, good for a casual business lunch. Bar area has TVs but wasn&#39;t too loud. Furnishings are simple and modern. The quiet atmosphere let us actually have a conversation.

Drinks are solid and the space is nice for a quick meeting. Service is a bit hit or miss though. Some baristas are really on it, others are slower. Good spot if you&#39;re not in a rush.

Nice find near King Street Station. The space is huge with a vintage vibe, and it&#39;s actually quiet enough to get some work done while waiting for my train. Grabbed a coffee and just chilled.

Cozy spot with maybe ten tables. The ful with baguette was delicious, reminded me of the Middle East. Service was fine. For the price though, the portion felt a bit small.

This place is such a cozy little gem! The Ethiopian food was fantastic, everything tasted so homemade. The staff was super friendly and had a great sense of humor, which made hanging out with my friends here even better.

They had water bowls and treats for dogs. My pup got a little biscuit, which was a nice touch.

Stopped by for a late lunch. The view of the water is really nice, super chill spot. Got the biscuits&mdash;they&#39;re massive and savory, great with some extra butter. Saw a few vegan items on the menu too.

The cinnamon rolls are huge and priced right. Got one to go, it was still warm. Perfect with coffee. That&#39;s the main reason to stop by.

Been coming here for years, and their Maple Cinnamon Latte is my go-to. It&rsquo;s always just right&mdash;rich, smooth, and never bitter. That consistent quality is what keeps me coming back.

First time here and the staff really knew their stuff. Helped me pick a couple dishes, service was fast even with the holiday rush. Good to have a solid spot in the neighborhood.

Solid coffee spot by the beach. Their flat white is consistently good, with nicely steamed milk. Perfect after a walk in the park.

Great place for a leisurely lunch! The steak sandwich was delicious, with the perfect amount of arugula and chimichurri. Just delightful!

Restaurant in Hotel 1000, in the Unbound Collection by Hyatt

The teas are pricier than online, but I love the in-store experience. Just sitting there with my cup, watching them brew it fresh... so peaceful.

Love the cozy wooden decor and warm tones here. It&#39;s a very calm, welcoming spot to unwind.

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