Bacco, Seattle, Washington Restaurant Details

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Cute little (and I mean very small) cafe right up from Pike Place Market. EXTREMELY busy on weekends, and for good reason — the breakfast/brunch food is great, and the fresh-made juices are solid as well. Be ready to wait for a table, and don't be surprised if the service is a little slow as a result.

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Ordered white raspberry mocha, Napoli juice (kiwi pineapple orange), bacco breakfast with sausage, dungeness crab & egg benedict.

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Crab sandwich boring-- crab meat with some chopped iceberg lettuce on grocery store quality bun. No interesting flavors or textures. Crab eggs Benedict had the basics but short on flavor. Bloody Mary was pretty good. Service was good. Still overall disappointing brunch for 2 for $50.

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The orange juice was the best I've ever had! We ordered the classic eggs Benedict and the biscuits and gravy. Both meals were delicious. Good service and atmosphere.

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We were in Seattle for our honeymoon and was looking for a place for brunch when we stumbled upon Bacco. Great little cafe with beautiful brunch options and excellent fruit juices. Portion sizes were on the larger side but I'm not complaining.

Our server was extremely friendly and was patient explaining to use what a "biscuit" was so we were extremely grateful for that. It was quite crowded on the Saturday we went so you might be in for a little of a wait but they've got seating inside and outside the cafe so the line moves quite quickly.