Sunflour - The Bryant Corner Cafe & Bakery
About
Bakeries, Cafes, Comfort Food
Price Range : $11-30 ($$)
Location
Adress: 3118 NE 65th St, Seattle, WA 98115
Phone: (206) 525-1034
Work Hours
Business info
- turned_in_notVegan OptionsYes
- list_altTakes ReservationsNo
- directions_carDeliveryNo
- move_to_inboxTake-outYes
- credit_cardAccepts Credit CardsYes
- thumb_upGood ForBreakfast, Brunch
- local_parkingParkingStreet, Private Lot
- directions_bikeBike ParkingYes
- accessibilityGood for KidsYes
- groupGood for GroupsYes
- insert_emoticonAmbienceCasual
- volume_upNoise LevelAverage
- turned_in_notGood For Happy HourYes
- transit_enterexitOutdoor SeatingYes
- wifiWi-FiFree
- tvHas TVYes
- fastfoodCatersNo
- turned_in_notGender Neutral RestroomsYes
Reviews
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Ridge W.
Arrived as the doors opened on a rainy Wed am - East Coast Crew hungry for some excellent breakfast fare & we found it here along with very outgoing friendly Am staff which is a must at a great brunch cafe -
Salmon & excellent Mexican scramble YUM! House potatoes very nicely done!
Will have to return during our visit for excellent scones danish cinnamon buns oh my!
The ART is beautiful ~ Thanks for making a sweet morning for our visit -
Virginia Gal -
Nikki H.
Such a great family friendly breakfast spot! It has such a cozy/homey vibe which I like. They offer baskets of toys to keep your little ones busy while you wait for your food and also have family games for adults. Love the hot sauce wall if you enjoy spicing up your meal.
The food is good and never takes a long time for the wait. I tried the caprese Benedict and loved the hollandaise sauce. Its one of the best I've tried and definitely recommend the Benedict's here. The kids menu has a good selection to choose from.
The service is great and the staff is always friendly! So glad to have this neighborhood spot. -
U.V. N.
It may look like your average neighborhood cafe, but The Bryant Corner Cafe & Bakery is anything but.
Visiting from Washington, D.C., I wandered in and was immediately greeted by the friendly staff who were welcoming and attentive.
The menu was full of wonderful indulgences. The service was perfect and the decorations create an appealing ambiance. The wait staff treat you like family; they are very accommodating and guide you through the menu of favorites with genuine enthusiasm.
I choose Bryant Corner Cafe's classic Eggs Benedict with their famous Hollandaise sauce... WOW-thoroughly enjoyed them, easily the BEST I've had!
Bryant Corner Cafe is a comfortable, friendly, and overall GREAT place for friends and family to gather.
If you don't visit and dine here when in Seattle, you are seriously missing out.
I will definitely be back! -
Stephanie W.
I went with a group for brunch on a Sunday morning. Although the place was pretty packed, we waited less than 10 minutes for a table.
There was a wide selection of menu items, and all the portions were huge! We had sweet, savory, and seasonal dishes and enjoyed all of them. If we could've gone home after, there definitely would've been enough food for good leftovers! -
Andrew L.
Enter into your mind, the corner cafe, imagine what it might be... perhaps it's a place that makes you feel at home... maybe it's where your family comes for brunch. The smell of coffee permeates the air, the sounds of forks and knives clinging against porcelain plates, and conversations fill the ears. Laughter and smiles, kids playing with their food, and parents leaning in, over a plate of good food, servers walking by with steaming egg dishes, it's the go-to brunch cafe, welcome to the Sunflour.
Just a short drive from Greenlake, and the Roosevelt area, is a lovely and cute cafe, tucked on the corner of 65th and 32nd NE. It's subtle exterior betrays it's homestyle feel when you get inside. The moment you open the door, and step in, you immediately feel like you walked into the living room, with the dining room just a few steps away. This living room is actually the bakery, with treats that tempt your yeasty temptations.
After greeting the host, and once a table is available, you are re-welcomed as honored guests, joining the party of guests, each with stories on their plates, and voices fluttering in excited exhortation. After seating, I closed my eyes, in the dreamy lull of what will be a good meal. The aromas are push your mental state to imagine how each menu item will tickle your sensations. Hints and glimpses of what is to come, are whisked from view, and finally rediscovered on the surrounding tables. Steaming coffee, chilled juices, bacon and ham, breads and fruits, it all looks amazing.
On this trip, we had the following goodness: Meat Lover Scramble, Oregon Berry French Toast, w/Bacon Side, and 7 Roasters Coffee. The selection was a challenge, competition for what is the perfect breakfast combination for my wife and I was fierce, but we landed on this.. which is not to say, any combination of items would have resulted in an equally delightful experience.
Coffee.. strong and delicious. Meat to egg, to cheese ratios were solid, and the french toast, was crisp, chewy and cooked perfectly.
I dare say, it's better than some of the "top brunches" but then again, this is also one of them, so on that short list, it's worth the effort to seek out this cozy neighborhood gem.