Pete's Eggnest

This was my second time to Pete's Eggnest recently. The food was pretty good, and it server was friendly. I had the Mexican breakfast to which I added onions and asked for a side of pico de gallo. The meal was tasty and the atmosphere is cozy and welcoming. However when we got our bill, I was a bit surprised at the up charges. The Mexican breakfast was rung up at $18.25 instead of the $16 on the menu. The very small pico de gallo side was $2.75. I understand an add-on charge for these items, but $2.25 for adding onions to a scramble and $2.75 for pico de gallo I feel is outrageous. There was also no mention about a fee for either the onions or pico when ordering them. The onions weren't listed as a line item so it just looked like I was overcharged. I asked our server about it before paying, and she confirmed what the charges were for and apologized. This crazy charge of $5 for onions and pico are unfortunately enough to make me not want to come back to Pete's Eggnest again. :(

Visited this little restaurant to get some breakfast before my flight out of Seattle. They have a small dining area, very welcoming. The waitresses greeted us as we came in. Looked at the menu which they did have a lot of pork products but they did have turkey sausage, beef sausage too. I ordered the corned beef hash, and I have to say, The best part of that dish was the hashbrowns and oh my gosh their biscuits are yummy. Really enjoyed the biscuits. The eggs were cooked the way I wanted them. I really didn’t enjoy the corned beef hash, I’ve had better. Their menu is a little too pricey to me, corn beef hash breakfast that was like $20. I spent a little over $20 and my husband was thinking about getting a cheeseburger but the cheeseburger, I can’t remember it was either like between $15-$16. Like $16 for a cheeseburger was diabolical, so he declined. I really wanted some eggs so we decided to eat here.

I really wanted to love this place but our experience here wouldn’t let us. The staff were friendly and it felt like a cozy, family owned restaurant. I will note that we went on Saturday during prime brunch time, so they were busy. The food generally looked really good too. HOWEVER, our food was served cold/room temp (at best). Moreover, we had a long wait between standard events (sit down, taking our order, getting the food, getting the check, and paying). It looked like there were not enough staff for the restaurant. Moreover, it also didn’t look like tasks were being delegated appropriately. It might seem like I’m focusing on small events, but there were many things like this that all added up to a generally chaotic and disorganized environment. Also, the food was overpriced. Yes, this is Seattle (and almost everything here is overpriced). But this place was DEFINITELY over priced. I ordered a waffle (which was a good size but not that big) with two eggs and four sausage links. Total for that was $23 (before tax/tip). Overall, the experience was disorganized/chaotic with food served cold, and prices that were too high.

Pete's Eggneat is a breakfast restaurant in Phinney. It's easy to get to but parking around here is awful so be prepared to walk. Inside they probably have less than 20 tables total, and it's crammed most of the time. They can accommodate more than 4 people but it's tough for them. There's usually a wait, where you put your name at the front and then come back. Their menu is a good size, with lots of breakfast options plus a few lunch ones as well. Their food is delicious, with portions being huge for the price. The staff are so nice, and always around, but it's always busy here so they're constantly running all over. Their hashbrowns are great, biscuits and gravy are heavy, and their bacon is nice and crispy. Overall a really good brunch spot with a local vibe.

Migas and lemon ricotta pancakes were very tasty and flavorful. Pro tip: you don't need syrup with the pancakes - they taste like you are digging into cake batter. The prices seem quite reasonable (considering this place is located within Seattle). The wait staff was attentive and spoke to us very nicely. Try going in early to avoid the morning rush during weekends. We'll be back to try more stuff on the menu. You can skip the coffee - it tasted like hot water.

Had Breakfast at Pete's Eggnest, it was delicious and flavorful, the portion size was also great. very nice vibe. definitely recommend

I’ve lived in Seattle for 8 years and my one consistent joys has been breakfast at Pete’s Eggnest in Greenwood. Great food, and the team here just make you feel at home every time. It’s like breakfast with friends, even when you are on your own!

I’m on a business trip in Seattle and stopped by Pete’s Eggnest for breakfast. The Swedish pancakes I ordered were delicious! The interior and atmosphere of the restaurant were great, and the staff was very friendly. Highly recommended!

Absolutely loved this place! Pretty small space, but came here on a Saturday around 1 pm and had no problem getting a seat up at the counter top. Service: food came out super quick, servers were friendly, and my coffee cup was always full. Food: pretty standard breakfast/diner food, but very good! Nothing crazy, but exactly what you would expect. Highly recommend the giant cinnamon roll - absolutely delicious.

It's been a while, but we've always had good food when we went. Generally got breakfast food... Scrambles, pancakes, that type of thing. Food wasn't outstanding, but it was good. I remember the service was good too. And since so many breakfast joints have disappeared (including Patty's Eggsnest), I'm very glad that this one is still around!

Small Town Breakfast in Greenwood One of the best breakfasts in Seattle Come here for a classic small town vibe in north Seattle. Sit at the counter and chat with the absolutely amazing and generous staff or enjoy the cozy dining room with fun and colorful chickens decorating throughout. Have a cup of coffee and enjoy your pick of delicious breakfast items. I recommend going early on weekends as the wait list can get long but the staff are fast and wait times are usually fairly short. Though you will probably have to wait outside as there isn't a lot of space inside the restaurant, so you might want to bring an umbrella or a jacket if it's a particularly drizzly day. The food is delicious and flavorful, everything you could want in a classic breakfast place. My wife loves their rotating French toast specials, she looks forward to the flavor of the day every time we go (her favorite is the raspberry). My go to order is the breakfast burrito and I personally think it's one of the best breakfast burritos in the city. The salsa is so delicious and garlicky. They also have excellent chicken fried steak with a rich and flavorful gravy and home made biscuits. I've only ever had one disappointing item here and it was a special breakfast croissant sandwich. It was just very plain and simple. I can't say enough about how excellent the staff are. They work so hard and do such a great job. They always make everyone feel welcome and taken care of. They make my family feel special every time we go and they remember us and our orders each visit. They truly are what makes this a restaurant I want to return to again and again. Also note it is street parking only, so parking can be limited, especially during weekends.

I see why this place is popular. Way less grimy than your typically diners, big portions, reasonable price, and friendly staff. I tried the Nutella & strawberry French toast and the freshness was amazing. Wait time for 2 is about 25 min on a weekend morning. The place feels very homey and I'll definitely visit again in the near future.

Food quality and value were quite good and the selection was huge. They had lots of options for vegetarians too. They were quite busy so there was a longer wait, but they were very attentive while we were waiting on food and eating with keeping water and coffee full. It's a busy little diner with very neighborly vibes!

Soooo good! Highly recommend the lemon ricotta pancakes. Quick to get the food and quick to get the bill. Perfect dive dinner energy too. 5 stars

I had higher hopes based on other reviews/ amount of good reviews, and the 30 min wait with the line outside, clearly this place has a following. The best part was the service. Very lover servers/ hostess. The room is a little loud, but the place is PACKED. The food: to quote my son "it isn't bad, but it's just not that good." It was very average, and even the coffee was a little bitter. We won't be back, in town visiting friends.

3.5 Stars Tucked away on Greenwood strip. Came for Sunday brunch. The food itself is just OKay taste and quality wise (great portion and presentation), but the warm staff and the homey diner like interior is on point. Biscuits and Gravy with Eggs ($13) - very salty, but decent biscuits and gravy. Seemed like it was made from scratch and eggs were perfectly cooked. BF got the waffles, bacon, and eggs combo ($15.50) and said it was fine.

Visited for breakfast twice during our stay. It was pretty busy both times, so that days a lot about the business. As you'd expect from the name, eggs are the game here, however you like them, they'll do them. Great breakfast fare Coffee isn't too shabby either.

This is a local cafe that I went for breakfast during a weekday, cozy ambiance. Had a "Bacon and Cheese Omelet". Service was very good and welcoming. My omelet was very tasty and filling. A good way to start out the day. For portion size I would say it was a good value for the money. No parking lot, only street parking. You can tell it's a local hit, they seem to get a lot of returning locals, the server seemed to know everyone. Traveling from out town and in the area decided to drop in, I was glad I did. You should too, you'll be glad you did. Oh ask about the special pancakes, I missed out. Guess I'll have to go back.

One of my favorite breakfast spots in greenwood! Humble little cafe with fun Mexican inspired (and classic) breakfast items, cozy indoor seating, diner vibes. Big portions and reliably delicious food every time. They have fun mimosa flavors, albeit a bit pricy for drinks. But the food itself is average pricing, to-go containers are compostable. Note: largest table is a 4 top with a chair at the end which 5 fit comfortably, but 6 would be a stretch since the other end is against the wall for space purposes. Can't speak to whether they'd move tables, but they're pretty poppin on weekends so I wouldn't if I were them

Love this place!!! Amazing food, cozy setting, and very kind employees. There is usually a wait, especially on the weekends, but it went by quickly when we went. Their Swedish pancakes are definitely a must, and I was very pleased with their special egg scramble that had gyro meat, tzatziki, and a pita underneath! Perfect place to go for brunch.

OMG. Amazinggg brunch. This place is like a hidden gem. They always have delicious food with an amazing service. Totally recommend it for anyone who is looking for good food for brunch.

Such good food and service, have been coming here for years! Mexican Breakfast is a great alternative to the traditional American style breakfast.

Great breakfast options, but I found something I liked and stuck with it. If you like a little spicy I highly recommend getting the Migas, you won't regret it. The two times I went it on a Saturday and Monday morning it was pretty busy but the staff work fast and efficient so you won't be waiting for your food too long. We also got the lemon ricotta pancakes and the French toast on their special menu were both really flavorful and filling as well. I highly recommend!

I was driving by the neighborhood and came across Pete's Egg Nest. It had good reviews, so decided to give it a try. Unfortunately food is average, blend flavors, and the quality of ingredients is so-so. I ordered the Swedish pancakes and veggies omelette and both were ordinary. Service was great and ambience was ok. A place that I would not get out of the way to try.

These people know how to cook food. Everything on the plate was made right and was very tasty and full of flavor; it's what you look for in a good restaurant. I used to work in the food industry and I'd recommend everyone in Seattle to try this place at least once. Well done, this is a jewel of the neighborhood.

Awesomeness! The food was delicious and portion sizes were on point. There were seven of us and not one of us was disappointed with our meal. We ordered a few different scrambles, kids meals, and I ordered gluten-free French toast with some beautiful fresh fruit. Many of their dishes are naturally gluten-free, but I can't verify if they are celiac friendly. I have a moderate allergy and had no issues. We were met with friendly and accommodating staff, and the atmosphere was cozy and relaxing. This is an awesome place to bring your kids. I was so thankful to find this place that didn't feel uptight or cold; it was a breath of fresh air.

I had the migas chilaquiles (spicy) and they were cooked perfectly and I had my eggs over medium instead of scrambled... delicious! The services was great as well very friendly and attentive. Love finding these hidden gems to eat at when I'm out of town!

A great classic breakfast joint, and the food was delicious. The staff was so sweet and accommodating, and it's a cute little place to sit and have breakfast. Small outdoor seating area as well! I didn't order alcohol but it looked like they had some breakfast booze options, and I would definitely return to come try some of their other options! I couldn't even pick which sounded best.

Lovely little breakfast/brunch spot, we sat down and immediately were attended. Loved the fresh squeezed orange juice & our food was yummy. Our waitress constantly checked up on us making sure we were okay. We will definitely be coming back!

This is my second time coming here and I will have to say the price for the food you get is a SUPERB deal! We came during prime brunch time (which is when I went) you have to wait outside and the wait time wasn't bad, we only had to wait 15-20 min for a table. My boyfriend, our friends, and I sat and I ordered a coffee which btw someone walks around with a pot of fresh coffee and that's amazing cuz they always ask if you need refills haha We kept running out of water and kept asking the waitress to refill our cups. I ordered the breakfast burrito and when I got the breakfast burrito, it was filled, but not super full where everything is falling out and making a mess. The red sauce that come with the burrito gives it a very zesty taste (I also added some hot sauce). I thought it was very tasty ! My friend and boyfriend got the Chicken Fried Steak and Eggs Breakfast and they are big boyz, they can eat a lot. Both where defeated by this dish and had to take it home so I guess all I can say is that it's a filling and delicious dish! The country fried steak is crispy, but the BEST was T H E G R A V Y The gravy makes it the chicken fried steak go from 10/10 to 100/10, for all you gravy lovers, def try this dish! My other friend got the bacon cheeseburger, great if you got pickey eaters because they put the pickles and tomatoes on the side. In addition this place also has a bus stop right outside, bus 5 so easy public transportation! I only have 1 complaint. The space is kind small and so is the space between tables and chairs, meaning you really gotta squish in there. Also I forgot to take a picture of their cinnamon roll, but you haaaave to get that if you come to Pete's Egg Nest. Not only is it ginormous at a good price, it tastes amazing and highly recommend

Such a nice and cozy place! Friendly staff, fast service. Highly recommend the chorizo eggs benedict - so yummy and never had anything like it. Prices are great too, will definitely be back!

A solid brunch, satisfying if you want a comforting and filling meal. The line was long, but we only had to wait 15 min. Ordered: - meat benedict, comes with three instead of the usual two. Plenty to share. - special smokey sausage scramble with a biscuit. Loved the jam that comes with. Wish the hasbrowns were a little more crispy but that's the only complaint!

My favorite brunch place! Their brunch specials are worth picking. Highly recommend the lemon ricotta pancakes (a generous amount of strawberries and blueberries with a dollop of lemon ricotta, and their pancakes are fluffy and buttery) and Aztec scramble (if available). Their eggs benedict is fantastic too; I was just more dazzled by their brunch specials. Came here on a Sat around ~2pm and it wasn't packed. No wait. Street parking was EZ PZ

Good spot for breakfast. I had the eggs Benedict, they were delicious. Service was really good. I recommend this place for sure.

This is my favorite breakfast spot because they're pretty much always open lol. Everything I've tried here food wise was pretty delicious except their steak and eggs - that was okay. What's fun is they have SPECIALS! They had a crab Benedict at one point which was delicious:) and they had a pumpkin pancake special at one point too which was a nice change in flavors. Overall nice experience and I keep on coming back:)

Perfect brunch spot! Delicious food, yummy waffles and crepes. Excellent service, great ambiance. Definitely recommend!

Flew into Seattle from Texas, bright and early. Stopped at Pete's egg nest for some breakfast with the girlfriend. Diner style breakfast place, good taste! Crowded yet cozy. Everything was fresh and well seasoned.

Great food with a super friendly staff. What is there not to like? There's even outdoor seating for those sunny days to bring your dogs.

This place is a little gem. Food was quite tasty and they got us in quickly even though it was super busy for brunch. Friendly staff. We got the crab Benedict, pumpkin pancakes, and mimosas. Everything was tasty but the 2 mimosas gave me a headache and my date an immediate nap. lol The place is plain but cozy. Will be back.

Went to Pete's Egg Nest for an early Mother's Day breakfast. PEN is a cute little restaurant that sits along Greenwood Avenue. Parking can be difficult, but if you go early enough, you won't have a problem. We arrived around 8:30am and the restaurant was only about half full. It took a little bit of time to get our order submitted, which was a little puzzling because the restaurant was only half full, but we were willing to wait it out since the food was supposed to be fantastic. The restaurant filled up in the 20-30 minutes that we waited for our food, plus there were quite a few food pickups. I say all that to say that the key is getting to the restaurant early! The food was delicious. The portions are definitely worth the cost. The cost is comparable to most places in Seattle, but you get a lot more food. I got the bacon and egg scramble. It comes with hashbrowns and toast. Jam is provided as well if you'd like. My partner got the chicken fried steak scramble. He said, in between giant mouth fulls of food, that it was amazing. The restaurant is small, so the space is a little cramped, and it can get very loud, very quick, so if any of those things bother you, I suggest eating outside (they have a few tables) or getting a to-go order. All in all a good place for a hearty breakfast. We will definitely be returning.

Simple good food with friendly service. The meals are fresh and not too big that you are in food coma all day. Lots of choices for every diet and appetite.

Street parking was easy. It was packed on a Saturday around noon. Doesn't help that the inside is small to accommodate as many diners as possible. If you are concerned about COVID/physical distancing, I would recommend dining outside or taking your order to go. It took several minutes for anyone to greet us, then the waitress informed us to write our name down on the notebook in front. We waited 15- 20 minutes before we were seated at a 4 person table with an extra chair for our 5th member. Once we ordered, our food came out within 10 minutes. Portions were generous and fairly priced compared to other Seattle breakfast spots. Everyone enjoyed their breakfast, no complaints. Everything was good but nothing particularly spectacular. Pete's fits the bill if you are looking for a no fuss, hearty breakfast!

Family place with great food and excellent service. Everything we ordered fresh and tasty.

Food is like Denny's food. I've been here three times including today's visit. I went to restroom 7 times after I had breakfast here. Either their Chorizo or Artificial Strawberry Jam was bad. Chorizo was grey color, ground and their fruits were bad, especially strawberry. I always wondered why there's a line out the door every time l passed by. It's because there's not enough number of breakfast places near this place and this place is small! Quality wise, portage Bay is way better although each item is $3-4 higher. They have FRESH fruits and meat. ( strawberry Jam was not real and butter was margarine I think ...)

The service was amazing! I really loved the food, fresh and delicious breakfast. The environment is very welcoming and there are tables and a counter. We had omelettes and pancakes and everything was perfect!

Our favorite breakfast spot, the portions are good, the food is delicious and has good variety. I really liked the breakfast burrito and I ordered it after I already ate my main course because they walked by with it and it looked good. The waitresses are very nice, and always welcome you and will recognize you if you got there multiple times. They let you draw there, with the kids egg paper menu. :) I would continue to come here for the foreseeable future. The ambiance itself was good, very friendly warm wooden decorative interior, very homey, very breakfasty and clean

The menu is extensive- the food is well prepared-- service is attentive... delicious!!! Recommend highly

This small shop is in a nice neighborhood with not much signage out front. Very friendly and attentive staff. I stopped in early, just after opening and ordered the avocado toast. This comes with two poached eggs on top but I request scrambled. Everything was perfect! Fresh avocado, topped with scrambled eggs on whole grain toast. I will definitely be back for this during my trip!

A classic, tight-spaced, breakfast-style restaurant. It's not quite worth going out of your way to visit, but it has everything you need and you can't go wrong. Nothing memorable, just basic, wholesome food.

Visited Pete's Egg Nest for an early breakfast on a Friday. We were seated quickly, and brought menus and water. The decor is homely and comfortable. It feels like you're eating in a kitchen at home. I ordered their breakfast burrito and my girlfriend got the egg and sausage platter. My hefty burrito was filled with scrambled eggs, cheese, avocado, and bacon. It came with salsa and sour cream, and it was filling and delicious. The hash browns it came with were delicious as well. Portions are generous, we were able to eat our leftovers after a long morning hike. Service was quick and friendly. Good spot for breakfast.

Looking for a greasy spoon breakfast in the Greenwood area of Seattle? Then head over to Pete's Egg Nest! If you're craving old school hash browns, biscuits & gravy, or an omelette, this place is definitely worth the wait. Recommendations: 1) Breakfast on a Biscuit with scrambled eggs, topped with sausage gravy and cheddar cheese. 2) Chicken Fried Steak and Eggs with biscuits and gravy. 3) Hobo Omelette with sausage links, mushrooms, onions, and cheddar.

Stopped by for brunch and ordered "south of the border". Big disappointment it was, not the omelet, with folded eggs and filling that I expected, given that it was listed in the omelet section of the menu, instead it was scrambled eggs with ingredients mixed in. I call it the lazy cooks version of an omelet. Too many jalapeno peppers, overwhelming chorizo and a burnt eggs flavor, reduced the visit to a, hurry up and leave experience. The homemade cheese biscuits were dry without flavor and those boring hash browns turned out the best thing on the plate. The service was good, coffee just ok but the noise level had me shouting at my wife while she sat just 2 feet away. So much for experiencing new restaurants. Were headed back to Blue Star Cafe.

I love no frill greasy spoon breakfast spots and this one fits the bill! The only downside like most breakfast places is the wait. Arrived on a Saturday morning at 11:30 didn't leave the restaurant till 2pm. Ordered the Chicken fried steak and eggs breakfast. It was great! I like how big their chicken fried steak is and that it comes with 3 eggs, hash browns, and a biscuit (i opted for sourdough) for $13.95, that's cheaper than other places ive been to in the Seattle area. I always ask for my gravy on the side because I like to dip, however their gravy is very peppery and I am not a huge fan of it. The service was good and our waitress was nice. There were several times where we asked for things that were forgotten, however I think that's because we were at an outside spot. I would definitely return. I think the sweet time to go is around 1 pm since there was no line once we were seated around 12:30.

Pete's Egg Nest is one of my favorite places to get breakfast! My partner and I are regulars here, coming back almost every week. I love the Migas breakfast, and he usually gets the same (unless they have the Carnitas Benedict- which we also recommend!). Portion sizes are great for the price, and customer service is amazing. Staff are friendly, helpful, and enjoyable to be around. One of those places in town you can easily keep going back to, with reliable quality and a great overall environment.

I'm at Pete's Egg Nest all the time. The service here is super friendly and the wait (even on a Sunday) is usually manageable and less than 30 minutes. They don't take reservations so plan accordingly. Love their hash browns, omelettes, and their lemon ricotta pancakes! Their portions are large so don't be surprised if you have breakfast for the next day as well

having a bad day and thought some delicious crispy hashbrowns would help. Ill never know cause the hashbrowns were very bland and barely crispy :( also got pancakes delivered and the butter melted completely. Still having a bad day.

Sad I miss the old owners. The vibe was quieter and the staff was friendlier. I had my waiter basically ignore me, and then go to the corner to talk all loud.