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    The Velvet Bulldog
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    Looking to take a friend who eats MUCH healthier than I do out to breakfast tomorrow. My regular spots, Easy Street and Chelan Cafe don’t have that many wholesome options. (Or maybe I just haven’t bothered looking for them!) Are there any places that serve breakfasts that are more on the whole-grain, organic side that you can recommend?

    #662024

    beachdrivegirl
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    The Blackbird Bistro used to be perfect for this.. .:(

    #662025

    kriswood
    Member

    Endolyne Joe’s has some healthier(they offered a huge plate of yummy fresh fruit) not so greasy options as well.

    #662026

    Kevin
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    While not in West Seattle, Huckleberry Square is a nice family restaurant just a short drive south on Ambaum around 145th.

    #662027

    sunshine
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    A Bloody Mary with celery and a lemon wedge, served with a slice of dry whole wheat toast and a hardboiled egg has about 300 calories and:

    vitamin c = more than 50% of RDa

    vitamin A = 44% rda

    protein= 17.7 grams

    fiber = 16% of rda (more if you eat the lemon wedge)

    The Chelan is open

    #662028

    JanS
    Participant

    hehe..touche, sunshine…

    TVB…I would think that almost any place that serves breakfast can do poached eggs, ww toast..juice, tea..fresh fruit…perhaps some oatmeal…

    oats at Ama Ama? you could have the bacon bloody mary…your friend could have a virgin bloody mary…tomato juice with a kick is good for the soul :)

    #662029

    JanS
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    oops…sorry…that would be a friday brekkie…ama ama brunch only on weekends :)

    #662030

    JustSarah
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    Hmm take your friend to Starbucks for a cup of oatmeal? J/K… there’s really not a lot around here, is there? Seems our restaurants cater to the hangover crowd :-) (which reminds me of the time I went to Luna Park Cafe around 11 am on a Sunday and the couple at the table next to us sat in silence, with bloodshot eyes, eating their huge omelettes and sipping large milkshakes. I was glad I wasn’t feeling like they probably were.

    Anyway… good luck finding someplace! And come back and share if you’re successful!

    #662031

    MrJT
    Member

    What about Eat’s in Westwood Village ?

    #662032

    JanS
    Participant

    hey, Mr. JT…I’ve never eaten there, but I’ve heard that it has breakfasts/meals on the not so greasy side…good suggestion :)

    oh, and I hear that Jamba juice serves oatmeal…just watch out for the calories in the juice ;-)

    #662033

    The Velvet Bulldog
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    Definitely a dearth of delectable and healthy breakfast dishes. A niche for someone to swoop in and fill. I did look at Eats’ Breakfast-All-Day menu, but it was kind of limited on the healthy stuff. Also, the last time I was there it felt really cramped to me, though that was a couple of years ago now…

    JanS – good suggestion on just asking the restaurant to modify the preparation of the food – we’ll try that.

    #662034

    The Velvet Bulldog
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    Found a good breakfast with a nice atmosphere – the vegetarian crepe at Pearls on Delridge! And one of the best mochas I’ve ever had as well! All in all a success!

    #662035

    JoB
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    i don’t know why i never think about them for breakfast….

    great soup… maybe that’s why i don’t think of them as a breakfast place.. i am hooked on their soup:)

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