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Caffé Minnie's ![]() Summary
Would we go there again: Yes
Comments & RatingsIf you're out late at night in the vicinity of downtown Seattle and you're looking for a bite to eat, Minnie's is head and shoulders above the other common choice of Denny's. They've got good breakfast food, tasty sandwiches, and a great tomato basil soup.
Tim's Comments: I used to go to this place fairly often when I was in college. I really like their food. The atmosphere is... interesting, but fun. I definitely docked them some points though for not being smoke-free.
About the RestaurantJeni's Comments: It's a fun place to eat. I would like it better if it were smoke-free. Maybe that will happen someday. Their food is tasty, and the price is reasonable. We eat here frequently. Ratings
Addresss: 101 Denny Way Seattle, WA (map)
About Our ExperienceRestaurant Style: American Diner Price Range: $5 - $15, ~$8 Decor: alternative posters Noise Level: quiet, alternative music Lighting: dark, ceiling lights Tables Equipped With: Salt & Pepper, Sweeteners Temperature: kept coat on, comfy
Date: Saturday, December 4, 2004
Meal/Time: Dinner, 5:40pm Wait to be Seated: none How Full: ~10% What We Ordered: Jeni - French Toast Tim - Tomato Basil Soup Free Appetizers: none Time (from ordering to getting appetizers): N/A Time (from ordering to getting entrées): 7 minutes What We Paid (without tip): $15 |
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