14 Carrot Cafe

Came here for breakfast on a Sunday and we were able to get a table for 6 easily. I got the Greek eggs Benedict which was a special they had today. The eggs benny was good but not enough sauce at all. I also got a side of bacon and the bacon was very crisp which I like but it could've been cooked less. I got a drip coffee as well which was alright but they just had regular cream and sugar for it. It started to get packed there once we were there for a while but we had very attentive service.

14 Carrot Cafe is a small brunch spot in the Eastlake area with a lot of history. At first it used to be a grocery and meat market, then it was a variety of taverns for years, then it became the 14 Carrot Cafe. It has been run by the same family for 25+ years and is still going strong.We came here on a Sunday morning at 10:30am and were seated immediately for a party of two. I ordered the lake union scramble ($18.50) and both the scramble and the hash browns were on the bland side and needed some salt and pepper. The bread also was a little hard and felt like it had been sitting there for a while. It was pretty pricey for the portion size and I was expecting more. We also ordered the 14 carrot cake ($9) to share and it was a little dense. The frosting gave it some sweetness but it was just okay.The staff was friendly but I thought the food could've been better.

you must get the carrot cake pancakes!! the servers are very nice and the restaurant has a cozy diner feel. they have outdoor spots too!

What a find A great spot for a weekend breakfast! Greeted and seated quickly. We had the Eggs Benedict, Farmers Breakfast, the Greek Omelette, and the Tuscan Omelette. We're already planning to come back and try the pancakes. Incredibly cozy and unpretentious.

Chicken Fried Steak (6/10): Gravy was nothing special and for the price I expected a flavorful CFSCuban Sandwich (9/10): Sandwich was really good. The bread was buttered perfect and overall the sandwich had great flavorBreakfast Chorizo Burrito (7/10): Not a bad choice. Nothing special about the burrito. If you don't know what to get it's a solid optionOverall I thought the food would be better for the price. The hashbrowns weren't crispy at all which made me lower my rating.

For me this is one of the best breakfast spots in the PNW. We try and visit the Seattle area a couple times a year, and this is the one place we always eat at least once. It's got a laid back vibe on the inside and some of the best service anywhere. Order your meal and always get at least on carrot cake pancake! You will not be disappointed!

Great little (not so little) spot in Eastlake! Great food. Pricing, good. Amazing customer service! The Breakfasts are awesome. Today I tried the club sandwich, comes with turkey, ham crispy tasty bacon, cheese, lettuce, and tomato... I added avocado, it was as delicious as it sounds! Their jam is homemade! Ask for Kristina! She's awesome! Best server ever!

Pretty average brunch place. Food is fine, nothing to call home about but nothing to complain about either. Coffee is a bit weak but not offensively so. Atmosphere is cute with homey vintage-style decor. The wait staff who helped us were very friendly and accomodating to our largeish (8 people?) group. Prices were average to maybe even a little below average for the area, which can be expensive. All in all it's a fine place to go if you need breakfast/brunch on eastlake, but I wouldn't go out of my way to go here.

Super cute little spot in Eastlake! They also seem to have some limited outdoor seating and are pretty busy so you might need to wait for a seat on a weekend for brunch. The server was very kind and also very much herself and candid. It was fun joking with her and it felt very much like a neighborhood cafe. The food was really really good too. My friend regularly comes here for brunch and suggested it and I'm so glad she did! I loved the carrot cake pancakes and cinnamon(?) butter (and I'm not a big carrot cake person either so if you are then you'll be over the moon!). I got a side of eggs and they brought me bacon too, which I just gave to my friend as I'm vegetarian. They have a ton of vegetarian options on the menu too which is awesome. I'd definitely come back and try more!

Finally got to review the restaurant that's been "cracking eggs for 40 years." Pros: -Large portion sizes- Seated immediately- Service was super attentive - Food was AMAZING! You could taste the freshness of the ingredients. - The specials were so creative! Eggnog pancakes, Thanksgiving themed eggs benedict, oh my!Cons:- Brass monkey was very frothy as you can see!- Did not realize our mains had a big side of hashbrowns so we definitely over-ordered!