The Stonehouse Cafe
Cafe · Rainier Beach ·
American meals, cocktails & brunch in a 1920s stone service station
American meals, cocktails & brunch in a 1920s stone service station
"This former Rainier Beach service station in a historic Tudor-style stone building was transformed into a bakery and cafe in 2015. With views that open up to Lake Washington, Stone House offers hearty brunch-type fare at affordable prices — most entrees are around $15. And remember, no matter what you’re paying for lunch, the view of the lake is the same." - Meg van Huygen
"This roadside brunch spot is inside a historic cobblestone building that was once a gas station — what a sentence! It’s a counter-serve restaurant that serves up standards like chicken and waffles and burgers, but what will keep you here is the covered and heated patio with a sweeping view of Lake Washington." - Harry Cheadle
"This pastry operation that pops up around the city has a delivery box available called the “Christmas Care Pack.” It includes a savory ham and thyme sweet potato danish, twice-baked gingerbread croissant, churro croissant, fruit cake coffee cake, and a cookie. You can order that on their website. Although, we kind of just want to order one of these and call it a day. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"I pointed out that Spring Foodie Fest will take place at the scenic Stonehouse Cafe (9701 Rainier Avenue South in Rainier Beach) on April 22 from 5 to 9 p.m., giving attendees a brief four-hour window to sample the city's best mobile restaurants and new doughnuts." - Harry Cheadle
"I'm noting a food-and-music festival scheduled there on April 23 in the Rainier Valley neighborhood that will bring together some of Seattle’s hottest pop-ups, along with DJs, craft vendors, and beer from Half Lion Brewing." - Jade Yamazaki Stewart