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Cafe Presse


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1117 12th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98122-4415

 (206) 709-7674

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Here's what Trippy members say about Cafe Presse:

"My current faves: Serious Pie & Biscuit (get the sausage pizza) RockCreek Seafood & Spirits (especially for breakfast) The Fat Hen (another for breakfast) Cafe Presse(more breakfast!"  See More

"Cafe Presse -- This is Le Pichet's sister restaurant."  See More

"Dick's is awesome. My parents took me there in the 60's. Great burger. Check out the biscuits at Serious Pie for breakfast - so tasty. Cafe Presse is a weekend staple for me. French influenced bistro. Great french brunch. Le Pichet is one of the best classic French bistros in town. Casual. Top Pot Doughnuts is not to be missed. My pals own that joint.Period. Revel is bustling Korean yummyness in the Fremont Neighborhood. Via Tribunali makes the best Pizza in town. Neopolitan thin crust style. Open late. Matt's in The Market is the best tourist location restaurant that the tourists don't know about. Directly overlooking the Public Market. Great eats, people. Lunch is a score too. La Carta De Oaxaca has amazing Oacaxan mexican style food - NOT tex mex style. Mole is to die for, so are house maragritas. Cheap and so tasty. Not fancy, but one of the most tasty AND consistent restaurants in Seattle. This ain't burrito's - it's Oaxacan. Loud, family style seating. Bustling and festive. Paseo Caribbean Restaurant has the best sammys ever. Mind blowing Caribbean sandwiches and food bowls. Cheap, divey, but prepare to stand in line with the other locals who know what's up..."  See More








   
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