Americana

This brunch place has never failed me. So far every item I've tried has been delicious. My favorite would have to be the Americana Benedict and their French toast. The Benedict is covered in this sauce that tastes almost like a tomato pasta sauce. Never had anything like it before, but it's SO good. Their French toast is super crispy, unlike regular French toast, but I like it that way. The specific one I ate also had a berry compote which tied it all together. It's not the fanciest restaurant, but it doesn't matter when you have food this good.

This place has a very large menu and our server I think her name was Judy or Lucy? I am not entirely sure but she checked in with us frequently but not too much. Great design and look on the inside. This is right on Capital Hill so we had a great start to the day. 10/10 recommend!

Sometimes when my husband has errands, he occasionally offers to take me out somewhere new to eat. This was one of those days that I was really excited about. I googled a few places closer to the waterfront in Seattle because it was bright and sunny out which is rare for this time of year, however, I couldn't find anything I was interested in so I started looking for restaurants similar to the Carlile room and this one popped up. One of the things that I really liked while checking out some of the other reviews it seemed like there wouldn't be a wait time.The entryway is a little narrow and the space is small BUT the layout is really nice and they have indoor and outdoor seating. We got a nice little corner on the edge of outdoor seating by the window.Service was interesting. I couldn't read the vibe. It was either "I'm just here so I don't get fined" or "I'm just doing my job". Either way, I wouldn't categorize it as friendly. They were cordial though and prompt. The food absolutely makes up for what service lacks. It was fresh and cooked well. One fascinating thing happened I ordered over medium fried eggs and half came out medium the other came out Sunnyside. Never seen that before. I recommend the corned beef and hash with breakfast potatoes. I had food envy watching my husband enjoy that. I got The Broadway and liked it, though. Check this place out.

My bf and I came here for brunch at 10:30 am on a Saturday and didn't have to wait for a table which is always a plus!Chicken fried steak- 5/5 I don't think I've ever had chicken fried steak before so I have nothing to measure it by but this was delicious! The chicken was perfectly crispy + juicy on the inside. What more can ya ask for?Corned beef hash- 3/5 this was alright. Nothing special but not bad either! A side of the French toast- 4/5 everyone on here really hyped up the French toast so I knew I needed to order at least a side of it. It was pretty good! If you want a little bit of sweet, this will definitely do it.

I enjoy the brunch food at Americana very much. The Americana Benedict is a unique and savory joy, with poached eggs, Canadian bacon and Gouda over potato pancakes all topped with a smoky tomato-based sauce. The bread they use for toast and French toast is wonderfully thick and crusty. The jam that comes with every meal is delicious!The service can be a bit hit-or-miss. Friendly, but sometimes slow or missing a few things. The bathrooms are shared with other restaurants in the building, so you'll need to get the key and go out the door, left to the end of the hall, and then find the single-occupancy bathrooms.

Our food is as really good! My kids ate every bite of their food. I am really picky with my breakfast potatoes and these were perfect. Everything on my plate was delicious. Probably one of the best breakfast spots I've eaten in a while. I would definitely go back in the future to take any family that might come to town. It's a meet up type of spot if I want a good breakfast with friends or family and I'm only paying for myself or a date spot. Not a family type spot if you have kids unless you want to pay $140+. It's also small inside so it's not really meant for large groups. Customer service was great, they do a really good job at checking on you and answering questions which I'm really happy since they added a $20 Tip. Cons - I did not know they did gratuity. We have 4 kids so I wouldn't have went if I knew bringing my kids would add a $20 gratuity. *Food is delicious but the portions aren't that big my 2 younger boys are usually able to share a big breakfast meal but the French Toast Slam that was $21 was enough to only fill up my 8 year old. *No kids menu *I didn't like their coffee $9 for 2 cups (my husband isn't picky with coffee so he was fine with his Lol) I didn't end up drinking mine **BUT I love that they did have Almond Milk available for my coffee! I appreciate having that option. The toast and jelly that come with the omelette meal were very good as well. Across the street there is a parking structure under the Bank of America it was like $1 a hour in case you don't find street parking, Highway recommend just not happy with the added gratuity that wasn't mentioned beforehand . I don't do gratuity places with kids unless it's a special occasion.

My friends and I were looking for a brunch place in Cap Hill, and amidst all the long wait times, we found Americana! We went around noon on Saturday and there was no wait at all. The waitstaff is friendly and the menu has creative variety. We shared the Cheeseburger Mac n Cheese and I got the Maple Pork Belly. All of us agreed that the Mac n Cheese was great, super creamy, and had a lot of flavor due to the peppers. I thought the Maple Pork Belly was really good, but my favorite part was the cornbread-like pancakes that came on the side. I really liked the meal and would come back for a brunch anytime!

Food was ok. I had the herbed omelette and my partner had the applesauce pancakes. It was good food but nothing to knock our socks off. They didn't have a great selection of hot sauce either which was a bit of a bummer. The mimosa was ok too. Good standard breakfast food. They have a few vegetarian options and at least one vegan option. Service was eh. They were clearly quite busy and understaffed. It seems like a family establishment with just two servers for the bar and all tables. They took our orders and dropped off the food, but mostly we're running around elsewhere outside of that. They were doing their best, but my partner's coffee was empty for a while and we had to flag them down a few times for the check. Ambiance was ok. I would say it kind of felt like having breakfast at a dive bar? The patio doors were open so it was airy but the interior is very dark and aged. Overall not a bad experience, but probably wouldn't come back just because there's better options in the area in my opinion. We gave it a try and it was fine.

Everything's delicious, and the service was excellent. This neighborhood gem is local color and a great meal. Try the Americana Benedict for a unique take on eggs.

We were in town for a quick weekend trip and looking for a good breakfast spot . What at lovely little space. We arrived at opening in a weekday so we were the only patrons . Luzy was our server and very pleasant. I ordered the egg and arugula breakfast sandwich. It was soooooo tasty and fresh , extremely filling . We faced the kitchen and were able to watch the staff . They were happy , quick and looked like they were really enjoying themselves. It's always great to see staff happy at work . We are hooked on this place and will be back when in Seattle .