"Patty's Eggnest opened its first location on Greenwood Avenue in Seattle back in 1989 and has since become a landmark of the community. The chain is known for its all-day breakfast, featuring made-from-scratch items such as the social media-worthy Swedish pancakes, Elvis French toast (French toast topped with peanut butter and bananas), custom omelettes, scrambles, and more. The chains also serve a lunch menu filled with burgers, sandwiches, soups, and salads, though most customers venture in for that breakfast menu."
"Seattle may be the home of coffee culture, but it's also the birthplace of several now-well-known restaurant chains. Just look at Red Robin, that infamous burger restaurant that saw its start on the streets of Seattle. But right up there with the Seattle greats is the breakfast chain Patty's Eggnest, which has kept customers coming back to those leather booths for decades. Patty's Eggnest currently operates six locations throughout the Pacific Northwest area, though it's seen a few well-cemented locations close in recent years."
Patty's Eggnest opened its first location on Greenwood Avenue in Seattle in 1989 and became a community landmark. The chain serves all-day breakfast with made-from-scratch items such as Swedish pancakes, Elvis French toast, custom omelettes, and scrambles. A lunch menu includes burgers, sandwiches, soups, and salads, though most customers favor breakfast offerings. Patty's Eggnest currently operates six locations across the Pacific Northwest while a few longstanding sites have closed in recent years. The restaurant has earned Seattle's Best Breakfast Award and the National Golden Egg Award. Original owners Theo and Patty Papadopoulos sold the business after a few years, with the Chin family now owning the chain.
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