Breakfast Club, The - Seattle

This is a small family place, I wouldn't call their food healthy, but it is very good and will hit the spot when you are craving a nice meaty scramble. If you are into this kind of food, you have to try it. Its cheap and the atmosphere is great here.

Great Breakfast Spot. I sure wish the Breakfast Club was closer to my house, I would wander over for breakfast right now. This is the real deal, there are large families eating together, the staff is taking care of their kids while taking your order. Most customers are probably regulars but I felt like I was being treated no different. My last breakfast there was a Country Benedict and it was terrific, looking forward to my next visit.

The menu is great and food delicious, but the service was incredibly slow! We had to get our own menus and weren't even acknowledged for a full 20 minutes. We had to remind the server to bring us our toast as well. All in all I would say its worth going if you have time to kill.

A nice big breakfast that tastes great. Good service. Friendly courteous staff. Eat Here.

Squee!. A friend pointed me towards the Breakfast Club after I told her the horror story of my final attempt to dine at the only other obvious breakfast joint in Lake City I could find. I'm glad she did.<br/ <br/ The restaurant is full of kitsch and gets in a surprising amount of sunlight. The menu is appetizing and has standard favorites along with alternate takes on them. My meal was hearty if a little bland, but that might explain why they leave salt, pepper, catsup and Tobasco on the table. However, it came as advertised with the one change that I'd requested (no cheese, as I'm lactose intolerant).<br/ <br/ Which is one thing to mention: apparently the daily special scramble or omelet are pre mixed and thus not subject to having ingredients removed. Other than that, the restaurant was quite accommodating.<br/ <br/ My only complaints about the Breakfast Club is that such quality should be housed in a bigger establishment with more staff. I think the restaurant should be the size of Beth's on Aurora, which still somehow seems cozy. Indeed, there's a bit of similarity between the two ... though Breakfast Club is more of an all ages establishment than a fringe diner. However, only having one person act as server on a Sunday morning was ... unfortunate. He was very nice about taking the hot tea he'd never brought me off my tab, and even offered me a free iced tea as an apology.<br/ <br/ Good food that the customer may season to taste, harried but reasonable wait staff, charming surroundings in a central Lake City location I recommend Breakfast Club!