Arthur's

The smoked trout bowl was really good. Healthy, but seasoned well. It's nice because so many places equate health food with bland flavor. I'd definitely eat here again. The service was helpful and friendly.

Arthur’s is a nice cafe with Australian- and Mediterranean-inspired dishes on the menu. I went with a friend for brunch and loved the ricotta pancakes. They were fluffy and portions were generous. The drink I had was just okay, but I would like to try more of the menu and see if there’s something I like better. The staff was very friendly and the restaurant is large and can accommodate a lot of people.

Wow. The plants. Beautiful. Plus the kind service from JR and delicious food. My favorite was Laura’s special seasonal bread. Oh yeah and great drinks. Can’t wait to come back and try the brunch menu. I had a great cocktail as well. Spicy pear sour. Yum.

I don't know why, but this place makes me want to write a review in the essence of whoville....maybe its the hormones talking but here goes: Oh, the Bebop Waffle’s shutters brought a pout to every Who, So we tromped to this new nook and wowzers what a view! We munched lemon ricotta hotcakes, fluffy like a cloud, And a grilled cheese melt so gooey it made our tummies proud. Two lavender lattes, purple swirls of cozy cheer. Had us humming “fa-la-la-lavender” with every creamy sip. The room was Whocute: twinkly bulbs, a butter dish so sweet, Mossy candle holders making whimsy feel complete. Plates arrived mountain big, enough for two (or three), So we boxed some up for later leftovers for a Who-sized tea. Servers smiled speedy-quick, zipping by with Who-ish grace; We’ll hop our happy feet right back to this fantastical place!

WOW! I can see why this place is on so many lists. We ordered the Crab Benedict, Smoked Trout Crostini, and the Thai Crab Cakes. The fennel sauce on the Benedict was astounding and blended well with the iron of the spinach and the rich yolk of the perfectly poached egg. The Crab was perfectly cooked and so delicate. This is Seattle so the bread base had to be sourdough and it did not disappoint. The Crab Cakes were light and perfectly fried. Very little binder so the crab can be the star of the bite. I loved the slaw with the ginger and toasted sesame. Finally, the Smoked Trout crostini. Again, loved the bread, not so yoasted it cuts your mouth. The teout spread was divine. Great smoke flavor that still let the trout have a voice. Stop searching for restaurants and just eat here.

Friendly and attentive staff! The food was good! Wasn’t super busy when we went so our food came out quickly. Minus one star because it is on the pricier end. Definitely recommend the loaded potato hash and the lemon ricotta pancakes!

Arthur's was a fun lunch for us on a chilly Saturday. The menu was much larger than I expected, with a nice happy hour menu as well. It was a little slow to receive the food we ordered, but the vibes inside were relaxing while we waited. All of the options we received were tasty, although the happy hour burger could be a bit larger.

I rarely complain about restaurants, I’ve worked in them, have had family and friends who worked in the industry and even owned restaurants I get that’s it’s hard especially in 2025. And maybe we just caught on off day. Staff was friendly enough to get us seated at the bar but right away but it then took nearly 25 minutes to get our order in as one bartender scrambled for dear life to cover the entire restaurant while his dilettante co-worker served liked 1 person in the time he served 10. This is a mgmt and personnel coaching issue not blaming our bartender, then after waiting for our food for 45 minutes I got the Cypriot plate (pictured) costing $18!! I’m sorry I know things have gotten expensive but when you say you’re giving me a kofta and halloumi plate I imagine a few pieces of each. One tiny meatball and as often as not kofta are a whole log of meat, and the stingiest little piece of halloumi. They couldn’t even fill this out with a few bits of bread. Some advice to mgmt if you can’t make margins on this meal take it off the menu or at least put in small plates or appetizers, this is listed in their regular breakfast dishes and so I assumed it would be a light but reasonable serving. Food tasted good enough and my companions smoked trout rice bowl was reasonably good and a reasonable serving, and they do have a great atmosphere. Felt very much like they still have new restaurant issues to work out in menu planning and staffing, which is a shame it’s a cool concept and I think the food has potential but I will be waiting awhile before I consider going back.

Cafe with a cool vibe in West Seattle. Light, airy, with nice plants and artwork. (The bathroom is also pretty nice.) Our server was delightful and readily gave input when I was trying to decide between options. The cocktail offerings are unique. We had the Admiral Tropics (which was refreshing) and The Beet Goes On (earthy beet flavor). Both tasty but the alcohol seemed to be a light pour (which is fine for lunch). We started with the Brussels sprouts. These were delicious. Great char and flavor. The kofta and halloumi plate was nicely presented, but the kofta were in the dry side and it my companion commented that one would have expected two pieces of cheese to accompany two poached eggs. The mussels were very tasty, with a lot of broth. A spoon or more bread would have enabled my companion to finish it up. (Granted, he could have asked...) The Lebanese chicken sandwich was okay. The bread was good, nice slaw, and a sufficient amount of chicken, but it was on the dry side. The accompanying shoestring fries were delicious though. A nice cafe with good portions and everything is plated beautifully. Pricing is commensurate with other restaurants and street parking wasn't difficult to find. I would go again.

Dinner at Arthur's in West Seattle - I love all the plants in there. It's like dining in a garden but inside with AC - good food - must get the bacon - it's yummy and burgers were delicious, cooked perfectly medium and comes with potato sticks - nice and crispy Don't skip out on the cocktails Jordan makes the best cocktails - they're pretty and delicious. My drink was sweet and citrus that he custom made for me and Ed got a whiskey sour - he said it was the best he's had Jordan is working dinner Wednesdays and Thursdays and lunch the rest of the week. Go see him. Tell I'm I sent you.

What a delightful find while visiting West Seattle! Very welcoming and comfy place. Megan was spot on. Her knowledge of the menu items and easy going manner made the experience that much better. And the food! Brussel Sprouts topped the yummy chart, followed by Mac & Cheese bites and lastly the seasonal bread (this one had chocolate & berries). Would definitely come back! Thanks!

This place was nice, vibe was modern and clean. Loved it's big so no 20 minute wait to be seated. Staff was super nice, accommodated every request. Food was great. The steak was outstanding. Tender cut, zero fat or gristle. I'm usually afraid to order steak since so many places get lousy cuts of meat to save money. This was cooked perfectly medium. Requested egg over hard and it was perfect. Nice touch the jam was house made, though $2 extra. Home potatoes were crispy. I'd come back, nice place.

Look at these lemon ricotta pancakes! They were good, y'all. I didn't even touch the syrup, the sweet pancakes, savory butter and ricotta hit the spot. And way to elevate it with the simple yet beautiful plating!

What a cute place! The service and the food was great. What I love about this place is that it's a safe space to go to if you are facing challenges (eg. gender pronouns and hunger). I love how creative they are in helping the community.

This place is awesome! I came for Friday lunch around 12 and The place had a good bustle to it, but was also a bit calm, great for chill conversations. I was curious as to why this was Australian brunch and the interior definitely had the Australian vibes with the white brick interior and rustic modern finish. As for the food, it's also Mediterranean inspired with some Asian elements. For example, they had like Thai crabcakes and Mediterranean cheeses. The food came out pretty fast and had good portion sizes, because we wanted to do family style, the waiter gave us 3 serving planes and they also were gracious in their service to give us three new serving plates as we were finishing up with the ricotta pancakes for dessert (very attentive). I also asked about if this place was dog friendly - they allow service dogs and there is seating outside for non service dogs

I do love this place. The service is great and one of my favorite things about breakfast are the potatoes. My only gripe is that a simple egg breakfast (not pictured) is pretty pricey. They allow you to purchase food for those in need and pay before hand which is super nice. They also have quick breakfast sandwiches during the weekday mornings. I'll keep coming back here!

Awesome breakfast spot in west Seattle. Staff is incredibly friendly and attentive. Highly recommend any of the bowls!

My sister brought my mother and I here. The food was good. Never had herb on potatoes it was very good. The service was very attentive. Loved all the plants in the place.

From start to finish, the environment and atmosphere was amazing. Our server was very attentive and informative with their menu. I specially had the bacon sammie, which was phenomenal. The bacon jam wasn't so sweet which I loved, 10/10 on the sandwich. I just wish I had added the over easy egg to really complete the sammie. I hope to visit one more time before my trip ends!

I like this place. Amazing happy hour Reminds me of tapas but with an Australian and Greek vibe. Decent wine pours and good wine listing. I would return here and left completely satisfied. Excellent service and friendly people. Good times!

My husband and I have recently moved into the West Seattle area. We decided to stop here for brunch on Sunday. I ordered the French toast and oh my goodness, it was so delicious! The service was great and we even lucked out with a parking space close by. Can't wait to go back!

Very cute spot and we got seated for a group of five really quickly for a Saturday mid-morning! Highly recommend the cheese curds! Pro tip - SOME meals (not all my fam got steak and eggs and the blt were both big portions) are a bit smaller so I would recommend asking about portion if you're feeling extra hungry!

This place is cozy and has a great vibe. While the food is always OK, the portion sizes are unreasonably tiny for the price. My partner got the "The Cypriot" for $17 and the seared halloumi was smaller than a slice of spam. The single griddled pork & lamb kofta was about the size of a large olive. My ricotta pancakes honestly just tasted like average diner pancakes, and we both left feeling hungry. Fun brunch spot with decent drinks, but the food is so underwhelming for the price.

Really enjoyed our first visit to Arthur's. The menu features some very creative and healthy entrees; my wife had the Thai crab cakes and I had the Farro salad. Both were excellent. Also appreciated they had 3 NA beers on the menu along with a wife variety of the leased variety. Large and airy interior and many tables out front.

Arthur's is a great restaurant in the Admiral district. I recently went there for brunch, which is served on Saturdays and Sundays starting at 9 AM. It was very easy to find street parking in this area at that time of day. The left side of the building is the restaurant, the right side is the bar, and they also have plenty of outdoor seating. I was greeted right away and they let me choose my own table. The brunch menu has a wide selection of items: breakfast bowls, egg benedicts, pancakes, salads, and sandwiches. I ordered the Pulled Pork Benedict (sourdough bread, poached eggs, hollandaise, braised pork shoulder, and onions, served with herbed skillet potatoes). The pork was a tiny bit spicy, which I was not expecting, but overall I liked my food. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the hollandaise sauce was good. I look forward to trying some of the other items on their menu though. My server was cool. She took my order promptly and kept my coffee cup full but she also made an effort for some friendly conversation, which is always nice. The prices are a little higher here than what I'm used to, but they admit this on the website and say it is because of increases in food cost, supply chain issues, etc. Overall, I've really liked the food and service here, so I would definitely recommend it.

Had a great late brunch with my mom on a Wednesday...glad there's a place in West Seattle to get a delicious Benedict and ricotta pancakes past 12noon. Service was great as well. Definitely a neighborhood institution for a reason.

Great service. Dishes are always generously served. Excellent vegetarian options. Convenient location.

Service was great. The food was alright! The setting is comfortable. Maybe will try something else next time and give another try!

Been wanting to try Arthur's forever, but for one reason or another it's never worked into the breakfast plan. Until today!!! And what a treat it was! There was plenty of street parking (granted, it was a weekday) and the day was beautiful so we sat outside. Service was quick and we were immediately given a nice table. I started my power breakfast with their Bloody Mary. The Bloody came in a pint glass, so good size right off the bat. It had a nice blend of their house mix and didn't come off overly strong with the alcohol. It had a little spice too it, but nothing overwhelming or painful. It was garnished with a wedge of lime, a wedge of lemon and a green olive. Very tasty. After reviewing the variety of delicious looking items, I decided to go with an old stand by: pancakes, eggs and bacon, the Ricotta Pancakes dish. When my food arrived, it looked so pretty. 2 large pancakes, 2 slices of thick bacon and 2 eggs over easy. The dish came with a small bowl of whipped butter and a small maple syrup. After buttering my pancakes, I popped a bite into my mouth. They were so good. I immediately tasted butter, a little sweetness and they had a cakey AND crunchy texture. They were cooked perfect. The bacon was crisp but not overdone. Unfortunately, my eggs that were supposed to be over easy had been cooked hard. But in my mind the pancakes were the star and they did not disappoint. I def want to go back and try their other delicious looking dishes, but it will be so hard to not get these again!!

The restaurant itself feels nice and spacious and the staff were kind! I ordered the avo smash after seeing so many people's photos of it on here. I wouldn't say that the food was outstanding, but it was tasty. The avocado wasn't smashed directly on the bread, but in a lump between the pieces of bread. But the combo of flavors in the dish hit the mark.

Service was amazing and we never had a lull in needing anything! Food was delicious, but the menu options are definitely limited. I would return to try the carafe's of mimosas and hang out with friends. The patio space and indoor are both great! Overall, it was pricey for what you get, but I didn't have any bad experiences, so I would still call it a win for the day! Usually I have leftovers, but here I ended up finishing everything.

Went here with a friend this morning and loved it! Was pretty chill in there and the employees were nice. We ordered the spinach and mushroom Benedict and the ricotta pancakes. Both were excellent. The price point is also very reasonable. Good serving size and I appreciated the accommodation of a fruit bowl since I don't eat pork. Would definitely come back again.

Great breakfast! Wonderful and tasty food, super nice waitress and very well cared for environment. Highly recommend!

Jordan served us efficiently and well in this warmly decorated cafe. I ordered a Lemon Ricotta Hotcake, and it was spectacularly plated and delicious. Two good sized hotcakes adorned with a gob of ricotta, kiwi slices, strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, pumpkin seeds and sliced almonds. It was gorgeous and oh, so delicious!

Absolutely delectable experience; Yummers. Mahalo for the delivery of quality service, a brilliant menu full of surprises, yet recognizable and edible fare. The bartender/server/manager dujour was awesome yesterday.

The food is okay but very pricey for the amount you receive. The service is very good in this busy somewhat noisy restaurant. Presentation of the food is excellent and the ricotta pancakes were good but pricey.

Bland and extremely overpriced meal. Plus a giant cockroach literally tried to jump on my shoulder off the back of the booth. When I told the staff, she said... "Well, we know we have cockroach problems in the kitchen but didn't know they were out in the dining room." Seriously. And then handed me the FULL PRICED bill! I didn't even get an apology or, what they should have done..."this meal is on us, please give us a try another time." Needless to say, this will be the last time I'll be going here.

What a cute place with great food, great location and the best service. Went on a Sunday morning for brunch and got right in. The service was exceptional. Everyone was so nice and attentive. The prices are a little high but the quality of the food is worth it. Tried the blt Benedict and the chorizo bake. Both were delicious. We ate every bite. The chorizo bake is like having eggs over chorizo sloppy Joe. So very good! B

This was my first experience at Arthur's and it was very promising! We had originally planned to go to a different place for brunch, but that place is temporarily closed for construction so we ended up here. I got the Ricotta pancakes with eggs and bacon. The pancakes were light and fluffy - exactly what I want from ricotta pancakes. I got my eggs scrambled - my only complaint is that they could have used some more salt, which I was able to add myself. The bacon was cooked very well - thin and crispy, while not being TOO crisp. I enjoyed it enough that I will be back to try other menu items. My friend got the BLT Benedict. Eggs Benedict is her go-to breakfast item and she was not disappointed. While this one is far from a traditional benedict, she said it's the best benedict she's ever had. I got to try some and even as someone who doesn't like poached eggs it was a very good bite of food. The potatoes were also pretty tasty with some herb I could not identify immediately but I really liked whatever it was. The service was good. We showed up at about 1 PM on a Saturday and were seated immediately. Our server was attentive and we didn't have to wait too long for food. Overall I'm happy with my experience here and will be back to explore the menu more.

Best brunch spot in west seattle that we've found so far. Good for a little higher end than a diner but still reasonable (in this economy - joking of course) Breakfast bowl, classic brekkie and ricotta pancakes 9/10. I really loved the ricotta pancakes - felt less dry than other pancakes I've had. Their vanilla lattes are yummy hot or cold! The mimosas are always a fun weekend treat and taste amazing. The avo smash toast is good 8 or 9/10 but you must like Kale (they somehow made me love it, usually not a big fan of Kale). I'm a weirdo who prefers an avo toast without egg but it's good either way. Our server William was super sweet n easy going but attentive. They played Sade too. Sometimes the music is a tad too loud for me too. Come for the brunch, stay for the vibes!

I've been coming to Arthur's since they opened. Gorgeous space and incredible fresh food + quality ingredients. My personal favorite dish is the brunch bowl with smoked trout, greens, avo and rice. It's so nice to have healthy breakfast options. They also have other more standard options as well. Great wine list and dinner options too. Highly recommend.

Great food, not crowded on a Thursday morning, so we were able to chat without feeling rushed by anyone. Great ricotta pancakes, and the bacon Sammie was delightful!!

Stopped in on a whim for dinner. The ambience had good but low-key energy. I ordered the Farro Salad with bacon. It was absolutely delicious. The server and host were both very attentive and had good recommendations. The Pavlova was divine. Overall I had a stunning meal with good atmosphere. I look forward to coming back.

Came here on Saturday at 11am because they have outdoor seating. It wasn't super crowded, I was seated right away. My group of three ordered: mushroom benedict, BLT benedict, and french toast with bacon. Overall the food was tasty, but the portion was smaller than expected. The french toast with bacon only had 2 pieces of toast and some small bits of bacon. The mushroom benedict didn't have any bread (the portebello mushroom was the bread). The BLT benedict only had one piece of bacon. The highlight was actually the roasted potato side, they were pretty yummy and crunchy. Service was also really good. Overall a good spot to catch up with friends outdoors but not mind blowing food.

This place is such a cute brunch spot! We were surrounded by plants and listening to some 2000s hip hop jams, that's my type of morning. Staff were friendly and attentive. BLT Bennie was delish so were the crispy potatoes it came with, our mimosas and mojitos. Quick service as well. Ya we'll definitely be back!!

We loved the food and the ambiance. Service was super friendly. We always see this place packed on weekends and wanted to go. We went for happy hour on a Wednesday. The place was pretty empty. We ordered a bunch of stuff off their happy hour menu including the potato cake which was insane. I don't even know what's in it but it was so good. We also got the best grilled cheese sandwich ever with a cup of tomato soup. Will def come again.

Came here for brunch and a movie. What a great idea! We had to wait a bit to get staff's attention when we first walked in (I think they were low on staff). Once we were acknowledged, they said to sit wherever. We seated ourselves at a big booth with no hassle. Our server was super nice and gave a lot of great feedback about the menu. The food came fairly quickly and was delicious. Everything was really good. Drinks were also great. I ordered the Spanish coffee, and my company ordered the Bloody Mary, which was very tasty! You have a variety of choices of very tempting menu items, but not too many. The menu is well curated -- not boring, or overwhelming and offers the kind of stuff I want. Friendly service. Can't wait to come back!

I don't get over to West Seattle nearly as much as I should. Arthur's was the perfect spot for a New Year's Day brunch with a couple friends. We got a table in about 30 minutes; luckily it was a lovely day, so standing outside was no big deal. After we were seated, we were promptly greeted by our server and she took our drink orders. The menu had so many tasty options! I decided on 2 blueberry ricotta pancakes and bacon à la carte. I expect to get real maple syrup from nicer restaurants and was disappointed to see that real maple syrup had an up-charge, wah wah! If you haven't visited Arthur's, I recommend a stop in West Seattle and give it a try.

I saw Arthur's come up in West Seattle for brunch and was less than a half mile away so we decided to try it. We walked in and they were pretty busy but not full and we were seated immediately. Our waiter was sooo slow. If you asked him for anything it seemed like it was an automatic 10 minutes for him to come back. Our silverware, coffee, food, and bill all took forever to get. I got the bacon Sammie 2.0. It was ok, but seemed to be really over seasoned. It was a alright sandwich, but wasn't worth the wait that we had for it. I had a fried egg added to it but it was all on one cut of the sandwich and none in the other. I got potatoes instead of kettle chips and wished I had gone with the chips. I probably wouldn't go back if I was in town.

I'm surprised this place doesn't have a higher rating. I come here all the time because the food is delicious and I love the ambiance (if you like plants, this is your spot). Today, I came in thinking I was in the mood for either the ricotta pancake or the spinach and mushroom benne (which are both awesome), but my server (Reed) saw me staring at the menu for a long time and asked if i needed any suggestions, and I was curious to hear the server's opion. Reed recommended the pork belly benedict, and omg... I'm so happy I ordered it! Yum!! Super delish!! Once again, the food was on point, and the service was warm and friendly! It's so nice to have Arthur's in the neighborhood!

I loved the food and ambience here. Arthur's bowl is a must have. They accommodated my vegetarian preferences and offered to substitute meat with skillet potatoes. Overall, it's a great place to spend for your weekend brunch. Yumyum! (Also, don't miss their hollandaise!)

Trendy spot with limited patio seating, friendly bartenders, and delicious food and drinks. We stopped in after a movie up the street and took a seat at the bar. The bartender was very friendly. He helped us make our selections and informed us that we happened upon them during happy hour which ran 9pm to close. We chose a few items from the happy hour menu and were very satisfied with our selections. The house Rosé was good and the open face pork belly might become a ritual requirement for me. It was great and not so filling that I couldn't justify a second glass of rosé. Better yet! They have gluten free options and I was able to have my open Face sandwich with gluten free bread.

Enjoyed a nice brunch at Arthers. Food was delicious and staff were very friendly and attentive.

This place has all the looks and feels of a modern brunch restaurant. The jazzy music, hip decor, and warm friendly smiling staff was very inviting and made for an overall good experience. The food was good, but wasn't the best brunch I've had. There was a shuffleboard in the middle of the restaurant and a bar off to the side for all y'all early drinkers. We started with a Chai Latte and a Flat White. The Flst white White was solid, but the Chai was one of the blandest I've ever tasted - very watery and no spice to it. For food we ordered the Avo Smash + Trout for $4 extra and Ricotta Pancakes + blueberries for $1 extra. It took a while for either to come out. The Avo Smash was a popular item so I was a bit surprised it didn't really blow me away, as it seemed like it was just a lot of ingredients put on a plate which didn't really work together that well...and the trout was really fishy. The Ricotta Pancakes we're good though! Definitely add the blueberries or some other fruit; it's worth it. That being said, I did love the staff. They seemed genuinely friendly throughout our meal.

Arthur's interior decor is so my style! Cute succulents displayed in little porcelain pots on the wall, white subway tiles with gray grout, wooden chairs, beautiful stone counter and just a rustic chic feel for Saturday's brunch date with my sister! For brunch I ordered the Avo Smash- an avocado toast essentially, with a poached egg, some cherry tomatoes on a bed of lemony- spring mix lettuce. My sister ordered the BLT Eggs Benedict that came with sourdough bread (her favorite). She thought the avocado hollandaise sauce was too rich along with the potatoes and sourdough bread. I loved my avocado toast. It was light, tangy, refreshing and simple as is. Arthur serves bottomless mimosas for $15 which was tempting but I had to pass on that. My sister had a grapefruit mimosa to accompany her brunch. Overall I would say it's a cute date spot whether it's for brunch or for dinner. They do play early 2000s music so you'll be jamming to Destiny's Child, Aaliyah etc. It's pretty lively and fun! Can't wait to be back.

Great staff and even better food! If you're looking for brunch with friends or even a cute morning date. You will want to add this to your list of places to try in the west.

One of my favs for breakfast. Great food, great service, great atmosphere. Love it!