b~side foods
Breakfast restaurant · Capitol Hill ·
Seattle's best breakfast sandwich with egg, ham, cheese & pickles
Seattle's best breakfast sandwich with egg, ham, cheese & pickles
"B-Side is a little corner cafe currently operating out of Analog Coffee. You can expect a sizable line that makes an otherwise sleepy sidewalk come to life on the weekends, but their takeout-friendly breakfast is well worth the wait. In particular, they serve the greatest breakfast sandwich in town, a.k.a. a toasty english muffin stuffed with scallion-folded egg, Beecher’s cheese, country ham, pickled daikon, and charred onion aioli which you can (and should) doctor up with hot sauce. There are other non-breakfast items like cashew butter-topped toast and grain bowls, but be real—you're here for this sandwich." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"B-Side is a little Capitol Hill corner cafe that operates out of Analog Coffee. They also happen to serve Seattle's greatest breakfast sandwich, a.k.a. a toasty english muffin stuffed with scallion-folded egg, Beecher’s cheese, country ham, pickled daikon, and charred onion aioli which you can (and should) doctor up with hot sauce. There are other non-breakfast choices like cashew butter-topped toast and grain bowls, but be real—you're here for this sandwich. Picking up something before a WFH session here will almost make the day feel like it’s a weekend." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"The toasty, stuffed english muffin at B-Side Foods has it all. There’s sharpness from crumbled Beecher’s, tang and crunch from pickled daikon, spice from hot sauce-doctored mayo, and tender scrambled eggs with green onion folded in like grassy confetti. Adding thinly shaved country ham or slow-cooked mushrooms still keeps it under 10 bucks, and you have Seattle’s very best breakfast sandwich." - kayla sager riley, aimee rizzo
"The toasty, stuffed english muffin at B-Side Foods has it all. There’s sharpness from crumbled Beecher’s, tang and crunch from pickled daikon, spice from hot sauce-doctored mayo, and tender scrambled eggs with green onion folded in like grassy confetti. Add thinly shaved country ham or slow-cooked mushrooms, and you have Seattle’s very best breakfast sandwich, let alone Capitol Hill's." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"This bite-sized restaurant inside Analog Coffee (get it? B-side?) is one of those “hidden gems” that’s hardly hidden — everyone knows about the breakfast sandwich here by now, surely? Ham, Beecher’s cheese, daikon pickles, charred onion aioli, and as the star ingredient, a thin omelet-y slice of egg dotted with scallions. Like much of what B-Side does, it’s casually impressive and shockingly good. Just be advised that this place can be extremely crowded, even on weekdays, and parking in this part of Capitol Hill is not for the faint of heart." - Harry Cheadle