Diner restaurants in Pacific Northwest
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Bakeman’s
Legendary for its theatrical counter service and its roasted-fresh-daily turkey-and-cranberry sandwich, this subterranean diner demands that you know what you want and aren’t afraid to ask for it.
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Caffe Minnie’s
At the northern end of Belltown, almost in Lower Queen Anne, is this appealingly worn-in 1950s-style diner, a blessing for insomniacs, bar-crawlers, truckers, fugitives or those with the munchies after 2am. You can have breakfast all day while looking out the window at a little cake shop and a chintzy costume-rental store.
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Lowells
'Fish-and-chips' is a simple meal often done badly – but not here. Slam down your order for Alaskan cod at the front entry and take it up to the top floor for delicious views over Puget Sound. It also serves corned-beef hash and an excellent clam chowder.
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