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Five Point Cafe
415 Cedar St
Seattle, WA 98121
(206) 441-4777
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Rating: 5 stars
Open Until: 12:00 AM
Delivery: No
Payment methods: Cash, Credit Cards
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Overview: Drinks are stiff and the staff is never shy, making this a welcome oasis for serious drinkers. The menu offers typical diner fare done right: Breakfasts are particularly strong, featuring endless hash browns that strike the delicate balance between crispiness and greasiness.
Tell us what you ate at Five Point Cafe!
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Late Night eats |
Ryan |
Date Eaten: 3/2007
Items Eaten: Burger? Fries? I don't really remember...
User Comments: It was really late...like 4:30 and me and my friends were starving after a night of drinking in Bell town. This is one of Seattle's famous local spots. Totally down to earth employees, great food, eccentric people. What more do you need!?!
Posted Feb 28, 2008 at 06:35 PM - 0 Comments |
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