Bacco Cafe Reviews

Lovely little cafe. Really friendly staff. Good American breakfasts. Waffles were the best we had in Seattle. Lovely hot chocolate and freshly squeezed juices.

Given Bacco's great reviews I chose it for breakfast in downtown. I had an acceptable, but unexceptional classic eggs benedict and an insipid cafe latte for $25. Service was average at best. I can't understand the high ratings and popularity of Bacco. It was quite full when I arrived and there was a queue when I left.

Had breakfast here recently. We arrived early and were seated immediately, but noticed that a line formed outside while we were dining. The food was tasty and priced reasonably with standard offerings of eggs, bacon, and other breakfast items. The highlight for me was the fresh squeezed juices available. For an early breakfast, I would definitely dine here again.

I enjoyed brunch twice at this excellent restaurant within walking distance of Pike Place Market. First brunch included a delicious Dungeness Crab omelet, along with a spicy, refreshing Bloody Mary. Dungeness Crab is a sweet-tasting crab sourced from the Puget Sound. Second brunch consisted of Eggs Benedict with Dungeness Crab and a crisp arugula side salad. Both meals served with fresh biscuits. Beautiful patio and inside seating available. The meals and restaurant were high points of our visit to Seattle.

juice was great and so was the omelet. staff was attentive and it was nice to just people watch while having breakfast.

Went here for breakfast. Portions were huge, drinks were strong, and the service was excellent. And, they were open early!

OMG the crab eggs benedict is amazing. Best food I’ve had in Seattle. Even the vinagarette on the salad was really good. Worth a visit before you wander through the market.

Well, it was definitely ok, but to say this is the nr 13 restaurant of Seattle can’t be true. Therefore only 3 stars to reflect reality. We had a good breakfast here, efficient service, though it looks chaotic, but it isnt. Very busy place, outdoor seating possible, but it is nothing special. Omelettes, eggs Benedict and some other options.

Seriously disappointing experience, especially after reading many great reviews. I ordered one of the dishes they're known for, the Crab Benedict. It sounded wonderful, as did most of their dish descriptions. I have to admit, the piach eggs were excellent but the remainder of the dish left me wanting. The entire meal was a disappointment. The biscuit had to be day old and so dry, you couldn't break it in half. Neither butter nor jam could salvage it. Have you ever tried to reheat a baked potato and ended up with that weird, icky reheated potato taste? That's what the breakfast potatos taste like. The dining area was cold, as wS the food. Service was unremarkable, but the food was extraordinarily bad.

When visiting Seattle you have to visit the Pike Place Market (although I think it is overrated). Before visiting we ate breakfast at the Bacco Cafe which is located about 1 black from the Market. We first looked for a breakfast place inside the market but soon found out that there really was nothing open yet to eat. This is a cute place with outdoor dining, that served good breakfast food. Our waiter was Franchensco and he was both friendly and accommodating. As breakfast places go, this was a nice place in a good location if you plan on visiting the Pike Place Market.

We came to the Bacco cafe a couple of times. Both times we loved the food, the service, and the ambiance!! Food was cooked to perfection even though we all ordered some weird variation of the same dish. The servers were extremely nice and professional, we enjoyed it so much the first time when we were on our way to an Alaska cruise that we had to stop by again before leaving Seattle to DC. Highly recommended!!

This eaterie was attached to our hotel and therefore easy to find on our first day. The Eggs Benedict are as good as any I've ever tasted and there is a fruit smoothie called a Verona that's too lovely to mention. A whole range of food options to suit most tastes at a reasonable price for this area of Seattle. Take note this is a small cafe and gets busy especially in the mornings so be prepared to wait for a table...it will be worth it

The food was delicious and the service was fabulous. I would highly recommend this place. We were a family of ten on vacation and went here for breakfast three times and always got seated together.

We had an amazing breakfast at Bacco Café which in right outside Inn at the Market. We had Dungeness Crab Benedicts (fresh crab, avocado, hollandaise on an English muffin) with a side salad. It was one of my favorite meals!

Great coffee, egg dishes, neighborhood atmosphere. Corner location with windows. Perfect breakfast spot.

Wonderful eclectic place. Outside seating. Great juice and coffee Service is great and there may be a wait as it is very popular

Dropped by for Sunday breakfast. Although there were around 10 people in the queue, the queue time was minimal. Great fruit smoothies and plentiful sized breakfast portions. Staff were very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended.

We were just on good luck there....no review read before and were happy. The orange juice visibly freshly squeezed , wsr sensational. The Egg Benedict with crab meat very fine. The cappuccino excellent. Price / performance fair. Strikingly nimble, hardworking, friendly staff.

Great breakfast choices. Awesome wait staff!! Good location. Prices very fair. Hubby and I had the oatmeal but don't let that fool you. Fresh fruit and nuts added elevating taste. Great coffee. Close to our hotel The State, so great location

I can eat their crab benedict all day! Other food we ordered was great, too. The service was amazing, too.

My husband and I both loved our food - mine was a particularly excellent breakfast burrito! Felt comfortable sitting outside & socially distancing.

We ended up here by accident. Our original breakfast spot was unavailable, but we were able to get a table at Bacco. Food was great!

The coffee was good. The food was ok. Cold food, but ok. I'm not sure why people love this place. It's just ok.

Look no further for breakfast/brunch in downtown Seattle. Great range of juices and oatmeal for the health conscious. Very good eggs anyway you want - although recommend the crab with benedict sauce. Go early and miss the crowds as they build during the morning.

I am in town for a quick business trip and came across Bacco Cafe. The crab omelet may be enough reason for me to fly across the country again. It was amazing! The restaurant is charming and the staff is very friendly.

Had a nice breakfast at Bacco cafe with some colleagues when visiting Seattle. Had to wait for 10 minutes to be seated but it was with it. Had the Crab Benedict, a bit expensive but worth it.

Solid Breakfast. I got the breakfast burrito and my wife had the breakfast sandwich. Large portions and the breakfast burrito was loaded with jalapenos on one end, but definitely tasty. My wife really enjoyed one of the juices - the Genova - it's actually more like a smoothie than a juice, but still really great!

A great place to grab breakfast or brunch near Pike Place. The queue outside the door and around the block - although we never had to wait more than 5 minutes - tells you all you need to know. There is a great selection to choose from, with the food itself delicious and plentiful. I had the skillet and my wife the french toast. The drip coffee is equally as good. However, what really makes this place stand out is the bustling atmosphere and the faultless service from the staff. Don’t hesitate to visit, you’ll not be disappointed!

Dizzying array of fresh juice combos - all delicious! Scrumptious homemade crab omelette (no flip-pan nonsense here)! All time best ever corned beef and hash with chunks of melt-in-your-mouth potatoes and hash and onion. Generous portions so I couldn't eat my perfectly cooked eggs. W, ell worth it and will go back before we leave town! YUM! Thank you Victor and Lydia for your friendly, well informed and professional service.

My sister and I are in town for a first time visit to Seattle. We decided on Bocco and it did not disappoint! I had the smoked salmon Benedict. The eggs were cooked perfectly and the salmon was amazing. My sister had the quiche Lorraine which she said was excellent. The crust was flaky and each bite had a delicate combination of eggs, bacon, sautéd onion and cheese. When we left, the line was out the door. Service was fast and friendly. Arrive early.

Very good place for breakfast near Pike Market. The coffee is good and I recommend the Dungeness Crab Benecdicts, which is one of the specialties. The place is cozy and the service is very good.

Stopped by for breakfast on a Thursday morning. Waited a few minutes before being seated inside. Tables are placed close together so seating is tight. Service was friendly and very good. Food was over-priced and below average with the exception of the bacon which was served hot, crispy and tasty. Omelette with cheddar cheese and ham was overcooked and not well prepared. Espresso was ok, but overpriced. Needless to say, we'll not be back.

The place doesn’t look like much, but the food is absolutely superb! There were 4 of us and we ordered 4 different breakfasts- and everyone was very happy. The fresh fruit juices were very delicious too.

Fantastic breakfast and coffee. Omelette and lox and bagel. Fast and courteous service. Definitely recommend a stop .

There was a line outside (because of covid capacity restrictions?), but it moved quickly. Service was friendly and professional. The eggs benedict are something special, the coffee was delicious and the fresh squeezed orange juice was amazing. The prices are reasonable for the location, the quality of the food and the level of service.

Delicious food! I ordered the dungee crab omelette with side salad , while daughter ordered oatmeal with fresh fruit which consisted if fresh blueberries and strawberries. The French toast looked delicious as well as the toasted potatoes. Great choice and glad I came in.

Great food! We had the salmon egg benedict and the crab benedict, both of which were delicious. The freshly made fruit juices are excellent as well

One of the most delicious breakfast experiences...this soft scrambled egg with asparagus, topped with salmon in a bun 😍 with roasted potatoes on the side 💜 super tasty. Service is fast and the boys are so friendly and helpful. Had a fresh juice also and the ☕️ ...local roast.... I am glad I stopped by! Quite busy at 8.30 am but it’s worth the wait ! Smells sooo yummy from far ....🤭

Came here for breakfast on our last day visiting Seattle. I was a bit worried to start with as it was extremely busy but we were sat at a table straight away. The food was superb, we all thoroughly enjoyed it. It’s such a shame I live so far away because I would definitely be coming back here. Can highly recommend to others!

We've been coming here for over a decade and we have breakfast here every trip. (We live in Virginia) It's nothing fancy, but boy, the quality is excellent and always has been. The eggs Benedict are very good, and this time I tried the pancakes. The flavor was delicious, if a tiny bit cold. Bloody Marys are phenomenal. Service is always stellar, prompt and friendly. A solid choice for a vacation meal!

Highly recommend this little cafe across from the market. Good location that provides fresh, delicious food and good, quick service.

We had a great lunch at Bacco's on their outside patio. It was a wonderful day with a brunch to match.

Excellent food and really good service. My wife and I stopped in here for brunch. The food was excellent and the coffee was really good.

It's busy and it's attractive space. But the price for coffee to go is shameful. It was essentially diner coffee.

We were there during the off season and thought they were full when we walked in, There's another full dining room right next to the main one! Superior service and plenty to eat. We could have easily shared one of the breakfasts.

The restaurant was very crowded but we were able to get an outdoor table on the street side. I had the Salmon Benedict which was so delicious! Their coffee was also excellent. The wait staff was attentive and friendly. Overall a great experience.

Enjoyed a lovely breakfast here. Food and service was quick and efficient. Also enjoyed the food as room service for Inn at the Market.

Just happened to be passing by while looking for a breakfast spot, luckily they had a table available, out waiter was super friendly and he was very nice as well. The food was so good and for a great price! will definitely be back next time I'm in town.

The service was quite nice and we were seated very quickly. There are very few tables so that was nice that we got right in. Tables are very close to each other (bumping elbows close) but that was okay. The food was good and hit the spot for breakfast.

This is a great little cafe for breakfast. I had the salmon hash and it set me up for the day. Lots of variety on the menu and friendly and quick service makes this a really welcoming spot. Space is limited though so best get in early if you want breakfast.

this restaurant is better for breakfast than anything right in the Market!! great French toast and juice

Great breakfast ….. especially if you avoid the line ! Eggs Benedict was very good… I would go again. I will go back to try other menu items !

Started out first day in Seattle with breakfast at Bacco. From the moment we walked through the door we felt welcomed. Service was excellent! The servers anticipated our needs and checked back to assure that they were met. The menu was varied and offer anew twist on many of the traditional offerings. The salmon Benedict, which I ordered, was excellent! They are only open from 7-3. Would have gone for lunch but it was packed.

We enjoyed this place right near Public Market. We don’t want to go inside restaurants so their sidewalk cafe was great. Waiters were excellent and attentive and food was tasty.

6 of us ate breakfast here on a FRI morning. Entrees: quiche Lorraine, salmon omelet, brioche French toast, breakfast skillet, eggs and bacon. Server Richie was great. Had to wait only ~ 15 minutes for a table.

We spent a long weekend in Seattle and ended up having breakfast at Bacco Cafe twice. Food and service was excellent. I had the corn beef and hash one morning. I had the ham and cheese omelette the morning we flew home. Both dishes were wonderful. Service was quick and the coffee flowed. By the way the coffee was great. I’m sure lunch would be great judging by what I had for breakfasts.

The service was great. We had a party of 5. We waited 15 min. The food is wonderful. We come here every time we are in Seattle!

We were on our way to another restaurant for breakfast, but discovered the wait was rather long and there was no seating available. We walked not even a block away and sat down in Bacco Cafe. It was a wonderful, though pricey, meal! Each member of our group was really satisfied with their choice. The coffee mugs are HUGE ! This is a must!

We had seen a long line outside this restaurant the day before, and were curious to see what the big deal was about, since the waitress at the other restaurant told us it was always busy. When we visited the next morning, the line was not that long, and we got a sidewalk table in less than 3 minutes. They have tables inside and outside. If the weather is bad, I wouldn't want a sidewalk table. They have a fairly impressive breakfast menu. Our food was quite good as was the coffee. The service prompt. I got one of the breakfast skillets, and it tasted quite good, but I don't eat a lot of potatoes, and there were a lot of potatoes in the skillet dish. They have good pastries. I would definitely eat there again, but not one of the skillet dishes. Note: there is one unisex bathroom downstairs, so you may have to wait a while.

This place was highly recommended for brunch. We chose to sit inside and so waited a little longer for a table. The service you could best describe as leisurely...but actually we were in no rush. The restaurant has no publicly accessible internet, by the way, We ordered our menu items and they arrived after some time elapsed. They were fine, although the accompanying toast was underdone and cold. The member of staff was a little surprised that we wanted warm and 'done' toast. She took it away and the same piece of bread was returned....clearly it had been put through the toaster once more and was therefore quite dry.....and not much warmer. Why doesnt toast/bread get placed on a separate side plate, rather than just dropped onto the main dish? If the expectation had not been set so high, we would not have come out feeling slightly underwhelmed. It is an OK place for brunch, so long as you stay inside.

The food was very good as was the service. However, sitting outside we, along with other patrons were harrasses by street people and the management did nothing but ignore it. Very dissappointed

My husband and I ate at Bacco Cafe during our recent trip to Seattle. I did the research, found the restaurant, and suggested that we try it for breakfast on our first day in the city, and while we were there, my husband requested we return the next morning for a second round. We went rather early both days (about 7:30 a.m.-8 a.m.). On the first day, we ate in the cafe at a high top, and I ordered the Dungeness Crab Benedicts and my husband ordered the Ham and Cheese Omelette. He enjoyed his breakfast, and I did as well, though I think I may have missed the salt provided in a typical eggs benedict when it has Canadian bacon. On the second day, we opted to share our breakfasts and sat at a table outside. He ordered the Breakfast Burrito, and I ordered the Brioche French Toast. Sharing our meals was certainly the way to go, and both were extremely delicious. I really, really enjoyed the burrito, but may ask for chef to go light on the jalapenos if I am ever in Seattle again. I usually opt for pancakes over French toast, but I really enjoyed Bacco's French toast. We've been home 24 hours and have already said how much we miss Bacco's breakfast.

Had a delicious lunch which consisted of breakfast foods. It was located right around the corner from the hotel, The Inn at the Market, so it was super convenient. The food was very good in particular the fresh juice, the Salerno, which was delicious.

Fantastic breakfast well worth the wait! Mimosas, biscuits and gravy as well as fresh crab eggs Benedict! All great and a really nice waiter to top it all off!

Exquisite breakfast and very good coffee. There was a line to get in, proving the place is popular. The orange juice with grapefruit was exquisite and the Benedictine eggs also very good.

Busy little restaurant. 3 floors, try and get the third floor for the views. But don't be too choosy, lines are long and they don't take reservations. The servings were large, the food was delicious and the coffee was amazing. I had the breakfast scramble and they made it vegetarian for me. My daughter had the uber fluffy brioche french toast which was lovely. Service was excellent and fast and prices were reasonable.

We were here as it opened at 7am- already filling up with customers- always a good sign. We had the Bacco breakfast which had perfect eggs, nice sausage, tasty potatoes. The biscuit was a bit dry- needs a gravy or beans to bind it all together. Otherwise this really hit the spot on our first morning in Seattle.

Amazing breakfast. Very attentive staff. Had the egg bacon chorizo burrito. Awesome. Very crowded but had a little bit of room inside. Outside on side walk is nice.

Had breakfast here. Food and service was excellent pretty quick food . Menu had lots of choices form hash to eggs to breakfast sandwiches. Kind of disjointed several rooms to eat in.

Small place with a few tables, friendly staff, and dekicious. Good coffee and breakfast egg dishes. The granola was simple and very tasty.

Popped in here for breakfast this morning and had the breakfast hash skillet. Very rapid and polite service and the food was excellent, with plenty of it too. I think I'll wander down here for breakfast everyday I am here as it easily beats hotel slop!

No line at 7:45 on a Sunday morning - but even if there had been, it would have been worth it. Cappuccinos ($5.50) were perfect. Dungeness crab eggs Benedict ($24) fantastic. Hubby tried the Bacco Breakfast with sausage and remarked several times, “man, this is really good!” Tables inside a bit tight, but doable. Service friendly and quick. Was so good we added a tip of over 25%. Appreciated that there was no up charge for extra hollandaise sauce. Highly recommend!!!

Excellent breakfast. They make fresh jyice which was delicious. The eggs Benedict and french toast were delicious. The potatoes that came with the eggs were cooked perfectly. Its a small restaurant woth limited seating. It has a patio but it wasnt open. We got there at 8am and walled up but there was a line when we left.

Our breakfast was fresh and delicious! We were seated immediately and our waiter brought us out hot coffee and was very pleasant- the food was great with generous portions! We all loved i! A nice breakfast right near Pikes Place Market!

Great little spot away from the hustle of the market Food was fabulous and so were their smoothies! We enjoyed our brunch there!

Wanted to visit Bacco after reading some positive reviews, and it did not disappoint! I queued for about 10 mins to get a table for 1 and ordered the crab omelette with a breakfast juice. It's expensive but worth it.

After a long morning that started at 3:30am, with a flight into Seattle we were looking for good food, warm environment, casual, and close to our hotel. We found it at Bacco Cafe, great atmosphere, excellent food, 5 star service.

Stopped in for lunch and was very underwhelmed. Limited set of sandwiches on offer, and even at 11am one of the few was not available. The sandwich was nothing special, and the fries tasted like they had been cooked in old oil. There is no way this is one of the best places in Seattle as its rating might suggest.

We went for breakfast. The food and coffee were delicious and felt well taken care of. All the employees were working hard to get everyone served and on their way so others could enjoy; all while not making us feel rushed.

Small little place easy to walk by. Food was outstanding. Menu has plenty of choices will say if you have questions they will help. A must try.

On a recent trip to Seattle my wife and I stopped at the Bacco Cafe to eat. The food was great as was the service. It's a bit crowded on the day we visited, but then it was a Sunday, but the wait time wasn't too bad and we were able to sit outside. Really glad we stopped here to eat.

Amazinggggg we recently stayed at the Inn at market place and visited this gem for breakfast . And what a break fast it was . The food was worth waiting for , dont let the que get in the way of your enjoyment. The breakfast was perfect , flavours were impeccable and not greasy at all. The latte was on point and had we stayed longer we would of returned.

Beat breakfast for the money... they have a juice bar(fresh) and small and large meals and wonderful coffee. Ate there two times in twon.

Delicious bagels and lox. Tried the Dungeness Crab omelet and it was wonderful. Small place, worth the wait to be seated.

Our first weekend away together in Seattle, 11 years ago, my hubby & I ate breakfast at Bacco. Subsequently we have eaten breakfast there every time we are on a baseball getaway in Seattle! So so good. Their goat cheese & spinach, sourdough toast, roasted taters & fresh pressed OJ has always been my go to. The coffee is made perfectly also!! See you guys again. Warmly.

The line was super long but we were happy to sit outside and there were only two of us so we didn’t even end up waiting 5 minutes. The coffee was good, the food was good. Choice on the menu was varied, there really was something for everyone and their fresh juices were yummy. Definitely worth a visit.

Great location, cozy cafe and excellent food. Boyfriend had the biscuits and gravy and I had the Greek yogurt along with herb potatoes. Nice portions. Try the mimosa (berry and pomegranate) w/ the mix on the side. Will definitely be back.

Great breakfast joint with a wide selection of breakfast options. My wife and I chose the Breakfast Skillet and the Salmon Omelette. Both were very tasty. Staff were friendly and helpful. We are planning to visit again.

One of the best places to go for breakfast the food was absolutely delicious and the service was brilliant could not fault this café and the ambience was awesome a bustling little café on the corner went there every day to have breakfast and a cup of tea Highly recommend it well done to the management of this great café

Underwhelmed by the service and quality of the food. It was a game day so I assume that played a role in the disappointing breakfast. Would not recommend.

Very popular breakfast spot where you’ll probably have to wait in line for a table. Great coffee and espresso along with a partial bar serving mimosas etc. we enjoyed the Bacco breakfast and breakfast burrito plus 2 coffees. Tab without tax or gratuity came to $33.75. Could use one more server as it was a bit slow!

Recommended by our hotel concierge. On a Saturday morning we had to wait only a couple of minutes outside before we were seated. Water quickly arrived and menus. We had omelette, eggs Benedict & breakfast sandwich & everything was delicious! The service was prompt and friendly! Would definitely recommend this place.

Excellent breakfast food. French toast and omelet were amazing. Coffee was superb, far better than the overpriced burnt Coffee from the big chain. We will definitely visit this restaurant again.

I went in by myself and had a very good experience! Lovely atmosphere and the food... Oh the food! I had the crab benedicts and it was so tasty, so good! God service accompanied everything. If you are around it's definitely worth a visit!

went there for breakfast we were seated in a couple minutes our serv er was Argentine and he was GREAT he FOOD was SUPER GOOD it was a chilling morning so the hot coffee and food hit the spot

This place was difficult for me to find on foot. I used both Waze and my regular GPS; finally, I asked someone. Menu was limited, but what I ordered (corned beef hash breakfast) was good. The fresh squeezed juices were delicious, but needed ice; warm juice isn't for me. I thought the price of breakfast overall was a little high. All in all, I probably would try another place before I returned.

My sister and I were in Seattle for the weekend and were looking for a place to eat brunch. We. found this cafe near the fish market and it was great. We did not have to wait for a table and our meal came out in a timely manner. The portions were a good size and the crab was great!

A perfect spot for a breakfast on a cold December morning. We knew it must be good when we saw the long list of people waiting in line outside. Reasonably priced $15 plus meals. A fairly tight seating arrangement but a fantastic experience.

Outstanding breakfast, worth the wait. Lots of two tops, couples get seated quickly They make the biscuits and gravy there. Nuff said

We stumbled upon this place for breakfast and it was really fantastic. Great menu, great coffee, quick service and tasty food. Would recommend!

I was excited to go here because of the pics of the food and the location. It's really not great. The food is mediocre. The ambience is crowded. The service was blah. Go to Hart and the Hunter in Palihotel across the street. Much better food and overall experience. I was ticked with myself for spending my money here.

Great place for breakfast. Eggs Benedict were excellent. Service was good and friendly. Lots of healthy choices. Can get busy on a weekend. Close to pike street market if you want a day out.

A first for us in this recommended establishment, well 🤩 , eggs 🥚 Crab benedicte 🦀 terribly delicious 🤤, we recommend despite its high price but rare enough to leave a comforting and unique memory of Seattle 😍

My husband and and I went for brunch on a Sunday morning. We were pleasantly surprised we didn’t have to wait too long to be seated. Our waitress was very knowledgeable and really nice! The brioche french toast was fantastic (some of the best we have had), and the bacco breakfast has fresh eggs, crispy bacon, local sourdough, + the most delicious red potatoes. Definitely recommend going here!

Food was good....but mine was cold. Everything was cold. Other than that it was a nice place. Sorry I can't recommend. But nothing was open

We arrived at 7.50 on Saturday and already full inside. Happy to eat outside. Within minutes a long queue started but sure what all the fuss is about. It was fine but no better than many other places we have been.

We had breakfast here while visiting Seattle, and enjoyed it so much the first time we went back again before we left. Breakfast both times were delicious (order the french toast!), service was excellent and they also make a mean cappuccino. The portions are large, you won't leave here hungry! Located very close to Pike's Place Market, there is indoor and outdoor seating and you will most likely have to wait for a table, but it's well worth it.

Main restaurant was full so ate downstairs (in the evening a very good Korean restaurant apparently) Had the crab benedict with home fries, very nice

We were seated quickly outside as we'd have had to have waited for an inside table. Service was extremely attentive and friendly. The Bacon cheese sandwich, omelette and oatmeal were all really good. Can't fault it!

As many reviewers attest, this is an outstanding restaurant. We had a wonderful omelette with goat cheese and spinach plus a light and fluffy buttermilk biscuit. Highly recommended

Looked nice but there was a problem with the table and rather than find another table they wanted us to go back to the end of the seating line. So we left

We were looking for a cafe with outdoor seating and Bacco turned out to be fantastic. We ate breakfast at Bacco several times during our recent stay in Seattle. We had a short wait each time but the wait was worth it. My husband ordered the ham omelette which came with potatoes and a biscuit. I ordered the spinach and goat cheese omelette with potatoes and sourdough toast. Both of us agreed the meals were well prepared and delicious. Our only complaint - too many potatoes. I appreciated the black tea and the fact that the water was hot enough to steep the tea well. The staff are incredible. The place always seemed busy and they worked hard to keep everyone happy.

It was a small place that we found on google but it was really good. Close to Pikes Place and the first Starbucks. Menu was small, but we went for breakfast and it was standard choices. It was delicious. No kids menu but my kids shared a huge waffle and bacon portion. Service was good and music was awesome.

Pretty nice place in the Pike place region. The place was pretty busy which I expected and parking was difficult to find. We went for brunch here. The service was pretty fast.

Tried Bacco Cafe this morning in Seattle for breakfast. The last time we were here there was a line out the door, so we were happy to get a seat straight away today. The breakfast options were very nice on the menu and the service was quick. Staff in Bacco were very nice. I got the oatmeal with fruit, and my partner got the eggs Benedict. My oatmeal wasn’t that warm, so I asked them to heat it up. This wasn’t a problem and they came back with a lovely hot bowl of oatmeal and a fresh plate of fruit on the side. Overall good and service was good.

We really enjoyed this bistro-feel smallish restaurant. The menu is not large, but there are plenty of options, including some items a bit off the typical menu. The salmon was excellent. Service was friendly, efficient and relatively fast. Prices are reasonable.

How often have you had under cooked potato or over cooked bacon, or the eggs are sort of ok, a hint of yesterdays cooling oil?? Let’s not take the basics for granted. This mornings breakfast was: perfectly cooked bacon, the eggs spot on and every bite of the potato side equally soft! great breakfast - thank you. There is a reason these guys are highly rated. There was a long line, but couples are quickly seated at 2 seater tables. Expect a long wait if you a group. Fast friendly service and 5 star food?! Very pleasantly suppressed.

We had brunch here. There are two floors to the restaurant. We were on the lower floor. Both floors have a limited number of tables so we were grateful to get seated quickly. The staff were very efficient and friendly. The waiter recommended a juice from the juice bar and it was delicious. My daughter ordered the waffle with berries. I ordered the breakfast plate that had eggs, potatoes, and bacon. We shared the two meals between us so that we both had variety. The portions were large and the food was extremely tasty. We would recommend this place to anyone.

This is the place - come here for breakfast. Stop looking around. You want this food. It is delicious! The atmosphere is fantastic (especially on the sidewalk during a beautiful morning) and the staff are great.

Wonderful way to start the day! Get there early, as a line forms quickly after the doors open. Since there is a line, you can guess that the food and service are great! Make this place part of any visit to Seattle.

Excellent food! The crab eggs Benedict are to die for! Also, the gravy is amazing for biscuits & gravy. Omelettes are delicious and service is excellent.

The food was great for brunch. We had the salmon hash and the crab Benedict. Both were delicious. Left completely full. And there was so much outdoor seating which was great in the summer.

Went for breakfast. Excellent service, portions, and lots of good coffee. Super friendly. Reasonable option for early breakfast.

Located near Pike Place Market and open for breakfast early, which is great if you get to the Market before 8am looking for breakfast like we did. Service was good. Food came out quickly. Music was good. Portion size was good. Pretty expensive for some dishes. Biscuits were too dry/crumbly. Overall a good experience.

What a breakfast! One of us had Salmon Benedict, another a dungeness crab omelet, and two the corned beef hash. Portions are rather large and service excellent.

We arrived around 9:30 am on a Sunday and there was one heck of a line. But let me tell you it moved quick and was worth the wait! My husband got the crab omelette, I had the spinach & goat cheese omelette (I added avocado) and our daughter got French toast & fruit. Their potatoes were seasoned well, and if you don’t try their fresh squeezed juices you’re missing out. I had Verona (I believe that’s what it was called). I’m a sucker for goat cheese so I was sure to like my omelette but it was truly amazing and my husband said it was definitely his favorite breakfast he’s ever had.

Seemed like a good option with previous reviews but a late morning breakfast was very disappointing. Wasn’t full at this time so staff had time to get things right but they still rushed and got both our orders wrong. My wife asked for the Bacco Breakfast with bacon and got French Toast with a bacon side instead tho decided to stick with it. I ordered the Bacco Breakfast with sausage but got it with bacon instead - asked for it to be changed and was offered a complimentary sausage side instead that took 15 mins to arrive - and nothing was that hot to start with. Would neither go back or recommend - hard to escape the impression they’re living off a previous reputation

We loved the crab salad sandwich. It was so light and fresh. Service was wonderful. Location is just outside the hubbub of Pike Place Market.

Enjoyed breakfast dishes. Fast seating and fast service but we were not rushed to exit. Friendly staff and lots of choices. A block from Public Market

The service was quick, the food tasted great, and it felt like a great experience overall in downtown Seattle! The food was well cooked and the waiter was very nice to us throughout our breakfast meal. I definitely recommend this breakfast destination as a must-do for tourists like my family!

Huge portions. Food overall is good, although we though some of what we ordered was just ok and lacking much flavor. Service was great and prices are reasonable.

This is a small place by Pike Place Market, and you need to get there early. The service was excellent, the coffee was much better than the famous place down the street, and our breakfasts were tasty with good portions. I had one of the benedicts, and it was delicious. Prices were decent for this area.

Very central place, great breakfast - decent price. Not bad at all. Very tasty salad - and got a nice juice as well.

There was a line when we arrived, but that just lets me know its good. We did not wait long. We had a cappuccino and one of there freshly squeezed juice combos. Both very good. Service and breakfast was excellent. If you have time and want a nice relaxed breakfast definitely make this one of your stops when in downtown Seattle.

Great food and experience. Staff was very attentive and quick with taking our orders. We were seated quickly and water was brought immediately. We ordered the waffle and gravy and biscuits along with coffee. They were busy but the orders were on the table very quickly. Meals tasted great and would definitely recommend and order again! Nice little restaurant just across the street from our hotel.

Wonderful service by our server Saul, with 2 others helping! They made sure that we had everything we needed. Food was amazing. We left completely stuffed and impressed. Servings are big and filling. We only found this place because we asked an employee at Pike Place Market where we could have a good breakfast. He said that this place was top 5 in Seattle. He was right. It's just one street above Pike Place Market.

Excellent food! We had the breakfast burrito. It was really good. Nice atmosphere and good drinks. I Highly recommend!

We recently stayed in Seattle for two nights a few blocks from Bacco Cafe and had breakfast here both mornings. We got there a few minutes before they opened, and there was already a line forming. We were seated quickly and also had coffee and our order taken quickly. We had omelets with sausage both mornings, and the food was excellent. We'll be back when staying in the area.

Very popular place for brunch, but even though there was a queue we didn’t have to wait long. Service was quick and very helpful. The atmosphere was very friendly and the food fantastic.

The 3 of us thoroughly enjoyed the swift, plentiful and healthy meals at Bacco. Fresh juices, hearty servings and variety of offerings were of note. We were able to socially distance, talk together with minimal interruptions yet received great attention with a friendly attitude.

We had a good experience here. Very good customer service, we found a table inside and we didn't have to wait much. I tried the ratatouille and my husband the crab omelet and everything was just delicious.

While staying at the Inn at the Market, I stopped by Bacco one late morning for brunch. I had passed by the hotel inner courtyard entrance the day before and thought I saw a menu sign out, which made me think that was an entrance to the cafe. The next day though when I tried to ender that way, there were only employees prepping behind a counter and a few tables, and it didn't look like any entrance to the rest of the cafe which is slightly up the hill and around the corner on 1st. Anyway, I walked up there and chose a sidewalk table since it's one of my favorite places to sit at a cafe like this. I had the dungeness crab eggs benedict and it was delish. I chose the salad greens on the side since I didn't really need potatoes plus eggs benedict, and the lightly dressed greens ended up being brilliant to mop up the little bits of egg yolk and sauce left behind after I demolished the rest :) Great service, good spot to people watch as there are always people passing by. They will be watching you too, but mostly looking at what's on your plate! :) Note: I heard another customer ask the server where the restroom was, and he was sent around the corner and down Stewart street back to the inner courtyard entrance - so even though the entrance to the cafe here is just off of mostly flat 1st Ave, the restroom is back down the hill towards the market. Just something to be aware of as you're navigating the up/down hills and access to things in this part of town.

Not to far from Pike Market was this little gem. I recommend going early as it gets busy quickly here. The juice tasted hand squeezed. There is a selection of breakfast smoothies. The food was delicious and came out fast! The menu has something for everyone to enjoy - hubby had omelet and I had french toast! Great meal!

When we first saw the long line outside Bacco we were intimidated and looked for another place. And we were disappointed. On day2 and 3 we waited on line (which was quick). Breakfast was great. Dungeness crab omelette was superb. Fresh fruit juices were great. Espresso was excellent. Service was quick and friendly. We returned on day 3 and confirmed our impressions.

Found you on trip advisor. Just 3 blocks up from where we were staying. Place was packed, but didn’t wait longer than 5 minutes. My sons had the Belgian waffle and the ham and cheese omelette. I had the Dungeness Crab Benedict. Absolutely fantastic. Also had a couple of their juices from their juice bar. Also fantastic. Everything was fresh and prepared perfectly.

Even with a line, we’re seated pretty quickly thanks to quick table turns. Food came out very quickly and service was good. Food was good, but wouldn’t say great. They have multiple dining areas.

Stopped in for breakfast, didn’t have to wait too long, though there was a massive line up by the time we left so be aware you might need to wait a while depending on the time of day. We were seated promptly, our order was taken in a timely fashion, but overall the service was terrible. It didn’t take long for our food to come out, but it was room temperature and some items that should have been hot, if they were fresh, were cold. After receiving our food we never saw the server again, no refill on coffee and had to flag someone down to get the bill so we could leave. The food wasn’t bad: corned beef hash (3/5) and french toast (4/5), but it was pricey for what was offered.

Just an average breakfast, with average service, in and average space. I'm not sure why the mania about this place. I simply don't get it. The eggs were ok. The potatoes were actually pretty good. The biscuit is to rave for. The sausage just ok. In short, I would come back to get a biscuit to go and call it a day by skipping on untying else.

Good coffee, warm and cozy restaurant. Pork gravy was delicious and service was fast and efficient on a Wednesday morning.

Small corner cafe that serves amazing dishes -- the salmon hash is out of this world! Their juices and smoothies are very fresh and tasty as well. If you don't want to wait in line, get there early!

Excellente breakfast place. Excellent service, the food was amazing, the house juice was excellent. Everything we order was very tasty, fresh and beautifully presented

Very good breakfast! The people watching, hustle and bustle of the staff is as much fun as the food is delicious. It’s a hopping place to be in Seattle.

Went here for breakfast on a “friends” trip to Seattle. Deeeee-lish. Fresh squeezed juice was a delight. Coffee was piping hot and rivalled the best of Seattle. Service was lightning quick. Eggs Benny with crab and lox were perfection. Presentation was lovely, and taste was divine. A pricey breakfast, but nice treat!

Breakfast all day that was good enough to tempt me away from other Pike Place eateries. Simple fare from quality ingredients prepared faster than McDonalds with pleasant, attentive staff. Awesome coffee and smoothies, too. My spicy husband loved the breakfast burrito while my crab-loving daughter and I fought over choosing the dungeness crab omelet, dungeness Benedict, or the brioche French toast.

So sad that we found this place on our last day in Seattle. Breakfast was so good that I would have returned daily. I had the steel-cut oatmeal with fresh strawberries, bananas, and blueberries. My husband had the sausage and eggs served with really big home fries. The sausage was a local specialty and extremely good. Of course there was a wait line because it is so popular but they really move it along quickly. We never felt rushed while we were eating. I got to enjoy the most fantastic Earl’s Grey Tea; it was called Rishi ( hope to find it on Amazon)!

Bacchus is a very nice place, in the city center, the staff is very kind and fast. The food is good, fresh and well cooked. I was having breakfast with my family for three consecutive days, because we just loved it. I recommend it

This restaurant is overrated. My husband got a goat cheese omelette which we were really excited about that the color of the eggs was off. I think they might use liquid eggs. The it was just an average but I just wanted to review this so that people weren’t over the top excited about it. The Chiefs was super good at the rest of the mail was just average.

Nice spot near Pike Place Market. Service was good, food portion was huge and yummy. Recommended! :)

this place is awesome, great atmopshere, great food and most importanly the service was amazing, must go if you visit Seattle

Found this place on TripAdvisor and had a great breakfast there. What impressed me the most, beside the delicious food, was the attentive service, even though they were very busy, we didn't wait or have any service issues.

We went to Bacco twice during our stay in Seattle for breakfast / brunch. The food was really nice! The waffles and Eggs Benedict were both very good. It is centrally located near Pike Place. It can get busy in weekends, but line moves quickly and it was worth the wait. Service very friendly.

Breakfast on a drizzly morning....very enjoyable. Had the quiche which was outstanding!! And the Nutella Cafe Mocha alone was worth the visit. Service was excellent!!

The establishment is small but cozy. There is seating outside also. There is nothing special about this cafe. Our waiter was pleasant and the menu is pretty straight forward for breakfast options. We had the ratatouille and the Bocco special. Both were cooke to perfection. The reason I rated it so low is that we both found to hairs in our food as we were finishing up. There were other customers next to us, and felt like if we brought it up it might create a “stir”. This is not acceptable at any rate!!!

Visited during a really busy weekend with lots of cruise visitors. The wait time was reasonable. While the tables were tight, I could still carry on a conversation. Had some wonderful coffee, fantastic omelette and French toast. It was a great experience.

Super yummy food! I had the crab benedict and my husband had the salmon hash. Both were delicious. There was a bit of a wait to get in, but staff was very nice. Beware there is only one restroom and it is around the corner and down the street. When I tried to use it it was being cleaned (for a really long time), so I went to the hotel next door. Still highly recommend!