These 17 Restaurants In Washington Prove That Brunch Is The Best Meal Of The Day

Is there anything better than a late breakfast? You get to sleep in a bit, and still enjoy one of the most important meals of the day. And with Mother’s Day coming up (on May 8), a mid-morning meal is a wonderful way to celebrate – of course, with a mimosa or Bloody Mary to top it all off. Check out these 17 highly rated spots across the state if you’re looking for a great place to go for brunch.

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Buttered Biscuit is a homey spot, known for their massive servings. It's a popular place (especially on the weekends) for their morning comfort foods like Corned Beef Hash, Eggs Benedict and cornbread.

Address: 1014 North St. #1000, Sumner

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Brunch is more than just for the weekends - which is why this retro diner serves it all 7 days a week. Located by Riverfront Park, they offer breakfast & brunch all day, plus homemade pastries, coffee and other foods made from local ingredients.

Address: 1248 W Summit Pkwy., Spokane

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Portage Bay Cafe has four locations around Seattle, three of which have even been recognized as the best brunch in the whole country. Over the weekends, they cook up their well-loved brunch options with local ingredients in the University District, South Lake Union, Ballard and Roosevelt.

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Even though their location closed in Seattle, Rusty Pelican still serves their top-quality food in Edmonds and Mill Creek. They have a wide and creative brunch menu, with tempting dishes like Crab Benedict and Lemon Ricotta Pancakes.

Edmonds location: 107 5th Ave N

Mill Creek location: 15704 Mill Creek Blvd.

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Barking Frog is an award-winning bistro inside Willow's Lodge, located in the heart of Woodinville's wine country. On the weekends, they offer a premier brunch menu with options like omelettes, corned beef hash, beignets and a selection of morning cocktails (including Bloody Marys, of course).

Address: 14580 NE 145th St., Woodinville

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Fin's Bistro is a small seafood joint, located right next to The Village Theater. On the weekends, they have a popular brunch menu with a variety of Eggs Benedict dishes, as well as Eggs Neptune with smoked salmon.

Address: 301 Front St. N, Issaquah

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The Wild Huckleberry is a cozy staple for breakfast and brunch in downtown Wenatchee. Their pancakes are thick and fluffy, and the omelettes and hash browns are cooked to perfection.

Address: 302 S Mission St., Wenatchee

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Salty's is a prime spot for brunch in Seattle. Their weekend buffet is filled with fresh, local seafood options, and if you're at their waterfront location in West Seattle, you'll be able to enjoy it over a sweeping view of the Seattle skyline across Puget Sound.

West Seattle (Alki) location: 1936 Harbor Ave SW

Redondo Beach location: 28201 Redondo Beach Dr. S, Des Moines

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The Oak Table Cafe serves gourmet breakfast and brunch options all day long. A few of their most popular favorites include the oven-baked German pancakes, and Fruit Blintzes - made with French crepes and topped with your choice of fruit, like strawberries.

Sequim location: 3rd & Bell St.

Silverdale location: 3290 NW Mt. Vintage Way

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Bayou on Bay is known for their Cajun/Creole cuisine, but if you stop by on a weekend morning, they have a raved-about brunch menu to choose from as well. They serve a variety of egg benedict dishes (with perfectly poached eggs), oyster shooters, and a fabulous Brunch Bloody Mary Bar.

Address: 1300 Bay St., Bellingham

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The Maltby Cafe in Snohomish is a comfy place to eat no matter the day of the week. But, might we recommend the spectacular brunch option? Some of the foods you'll be able to fill your plate with include: omelettes, hotcakes, biscuits & gravy, eggs Benedicts, and waffles.

Address: 8809 Maltby Rd, Snohomish, WA 98296

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Hidden in Post Alley, Cafe Campagne is easily one of the best bistros to grab brunch in the city. On the weekends, they serve items like omelettes, sandwiches, and specialties including French Toast, Crab Quiche and more.

Address: 1600 Post Alley, Seattle (Pike Place Market)

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Alexa's Cafe is a local favorite on Main Street to grab breakfast, lunch, and weekend brunch. Whether you're going with the fresh Northwest Eggs Benedict or the French Toast, it always pairs great with one of their Mimosas.

Address: 10115 Main St., Bothell

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The Lobster Shop offers a fantastic Sunday Brunch overlooking the beautiful Commencement Bay. Some of their brunch items include breakfast fare, seafood, salads, and a vast range of freshly-baked breads and pastries - up 'til 1:30pm.

Address: 4015 Ruston Way, Tacoma

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Hidden inside of the Hyatt Hotel downtown, Eques is known for their award-winning brunch buffet. They have two options to choose from: the Continental or the American Buffet. The Continental costs a few bucks less, but has a much more limited menu. They also have a Bloody Mary Bar and Mimosas...what more could you ask for?

Address: 900 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue

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Hudson's is a rustic farm-to-table restaurant, located inside the Heathman Lodge. On the weekends, they have a spectacular brunch menu with specialties like corned beef hash, smoked salmon skillet, omelettes and other egg dishes.

Address: 7805 NE Greenwood Dr., Vancouver

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Chaps is an adorable, vintage bakery/cafe with wonderful outdoor seating during the spring and summer. For weekend brunch, nothing quite compares to a plate of their Blueberry Muffin French Toast (as pictured here).

Address: 4237 Cheney Spokane Rd., Spokane

Have you been to any of these top-rated restaurants before? Where are some of your favorite places to grab breakfast or brunch in Washington?