A decent spot for a pre-game bite. The self-serve beer wall is a fun idea with a lot of choices. The big TVs are good for catching the game. My burger was fine, though the fries were a bit lukewarm.

Found this spot for my bourbon-loving friends. The bartender really knew their stuff and walked us through some rare bottles. Perfect for a chill night out with the crew.

The frosnapper pastry was really good. Flaky, buttery, and that caramelized bottom with the savory seeds was a nice touch. My only thing is the seats are a bit hard for a longer sit.

The mac and cheese here is so good, it&#39;s the main reason my friends and I keep coming back. Perfect for sharing while we catch up. The grilled cheese and soup is a cozy pick too. Fries were a bit salty this time, but still solid.

A cozy spot with that classic diner feel. The booths are surprisingly comfortable, which is a big plus for me. I had the Chicken &amp; Biscuits and the cheesy grits, both were solid. The pinball machine and posters are a fun touch.

Service was quick and friendly even during a busy lunch rush. My street tacos were fresh and delicious, exactly what I was craving. For the price, the portion size was a bit smaller than I expected, but the quality was solid.

The soup dumplings are pretty good, especially for the price. They remind me of the ones I&#39;ve had in NYC&#39;s Chinatown. The skin could be a bit thinner, but overall a solid choice.

The twice-baked almond croissant is the only reason I go. It&#39;s so flaky and sweet, with that perfect almond paste inside. I always grab a couple extra for later, even if I just wanted coffee.

Service was friendly and quick. The V.I. Cheeseburger was solid, and they had a decent local beer selection to go with it.

The eggs benedict is what keeps me coming back. The hollandaise is rich and lemony, the eggs are perfectly runny, and the home fries have that crispy edge I love. It&#39;s just a solid, reliable breakfast.

The self-serve herb and sprouts bar is a great touch. It makes customizing your bowl so easy.

The Old Fashioned riff with that anise note was really interesting. A solid, well-made cocktail. The rest of the menu looked good, but I stuck with this one for the evening.

I&#39;ve been coming here for years, and the patio is still my favorite spot. Perfect for people-watching on a sunny day.

Grabbed a quick bite here after shopping at Bellevue Square. So easy to just walk over from the mall garage. It&#39;s my go-to spot when I&#39;m with friends and we can&#39;t decide where to eat. The vibe is always chill for catching up.

Bayley was really attentive to my friend&#39;s gluten-free needs. The Korean bowl and dumplings hit the spot.

The gluten-free mac and cheese is the real deal here. Creamy, rich, and the pasta texture is spot-on, you&#39;d never guess it&#39;s gluten-free. The brisket was good too, tender and smoky. A solid spot for celiacs.

Cozy little spot, mostly outdoor tables. They&rsquo;re super dog-friendly, which I love&mdash;saw a steady parade of neighborhood pups while we ate. The inside is tiny, maybe four tables? Got a bit chilly later, but the vibe was warm.

Deru Market in Kirkland is such a cool spot. The space feels really open and airy, with lots of natural light. I grabbed a kale salad and some fries with fried sage, and just enjoyed the relaxed vibe.

Been coming here for years. Their eggs Benedict is always spot on, runny yolk and all. Just a solid, no-fuss breakfast spot to start the day.

The gluten-free pancakes were surprisingly fluffy! Really appreciated the fresh ingredients, made for a great start to the day.

Parking in the back was easy even with the lot being repaved. Food came out super fast for a quick lunch.

The staff is always polite and professional, which makes ordering a breeze. Service is quick even on busy Friday mornings. The friendly person at the counter is especially helpful and makes the whole experience very pleasant.

The staff was very helpful. I had to move several pizzas, and they let me borrow a delivery bag. Made the whole thing much easier.

The pizza dough is the real deal here. It&#39;s got that perfect chew and a subtle tang from a long ferment. Toppings are fresh, but the crust is the star. Soups are solid too, especially on a cold day.

The chicken fried steak was piping hot when it arrived, and the gravy on the biscuits was so flavorful. Honestly, some of the best I&#39;ve had in a while! A total surprise.

The staff was so on top of things even when it was packed! Made it easy to just hang with friends and not worry about the wait.

Parking&#39;s a hassle, but I keep coming back. The food&#39;s just solid. Had the fish and chips last night, crispy batter, good portion. Feels like a real neighborhood spot.

Find the best places for Brunch in SeaTac. Explore 1106 spots with authentic reviews from real users, compare menus and photos, and book your table instantly on Trip.com.

The Best Brunch in SeaTac

Vinason Pho Kitchen - SODO

Buckley's On Queen Anne

Nielsen’s Pastries

Skillet Counter @ Seattle Center

Mecca Cafe

Blue Water Taco Grill

Ping's Dumpling House

Bakery Nouveau

Cactus Madison Park

The Stonehouse Cafe

Virginia Inn

Both Ways Cafe

Lucky's Pho

Ba Bar Capitol Hill

Madison Kitchen

Gilbert's on Main

Cactus Bellevue Square

Earls Kitchen + Bar

The Angry Beaver

Katy's Corner Cafe

DERU

The Game Neighborhood Grill and Bar

Family Pancake House Redmond

Village Inn

The French Bakery @Downtown Bellevue

Zeeks Pizza

Steve's Bar & Grill

Pancake Haus

Red Twig Cafe and Bakery

El Pueblito | Mexican Restaurant