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Brunch · Roosevelt
A Seattle brunch stalwart running since 1997, serving local and organic breakfast with the famous build-your-own topping bar for pancakes and French toast. The Roosevelt location is the original, attached to the University Inn, with year-round patio seating.
A well-known brunch address that welcomes dogs on the patio, with water bowls and space heaters for cold mornings — which Seattle has plenty of.
Dogs are patio-only, since Washington's food code bars them indoors at full-service restaurants. The brand's own site advertises a dog-friendly patio at its 65th Street cafe, while the Roosevelt patio's welcome is documented through a third-party guide. The same code means staff cannot wash dog dishes on site, so bring your own bowl.
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