Tucked into a charming Seattle corner, this rustic café offers homey, generously portioned breakfasts and sandwiches, French-press coffee, a sunny patio and a small convenience market. Staff are warm and accommodating, and the wood‑furnished atmosphere feels like a cozy neighborhood kitchen. Expect hearty, simple flavors that sometimes benefit from bolder sauces. Note the higher prices and occasional takeout/order mix-ups or substitutions, but many return for the attentive service and comforting, home‑cooked meals.

Last update: 11.02.2026 from: Andrew

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★ 4.5 / 5 from 918 reviews

Was John S at Tenth West a mag?
I ordered the Reuben panini, an egg sandwich, and French press coffee, and everything was absolutely delicious. The Reuben was loaded with meat and cheese, with a perfect amount of zing from the dressing and horseradish sauce. The coffee was robust and freshly brewed. The location is charming and easy to walk to, and on a sunny day, the patio seating is unbeatable. Plus, the service was excellent; the staff made sure... View all feedback.

What Dimitry Kudlay dislikes about Tenth West:
Best ingredients arranged in a worst way possible. Just stopped off for a quick lunch. Did not expect to spend 15 minutes wrestling with a sandwich and needing a shower thereafter (not really but it gave me the feeling of needing one). View all feedback.