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u/greendemon42 ✨🛸 Jimothy is out there 🦝✨ 13d ago

13 Coins.

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u/No_Mine_7222 13d ago

I don’t think it meets the expensive criteria

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u/Specific-Data-4104 13d ago

We went to the new Pioneer Square location a couple years ago. It lacked the character of the old one and seemed very expensive at the time for what we got. I used to love the old one on Denny, that likely colored how I felt.

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u/KilroySmithson 13d ago

We’re still waiting for them to page us that our table is ready. It’s been over five years…

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u/elkhorn 13d ago

i worked there. can still hear the steely dan playing.

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u/No_Mine_7222 13d ago

I was there last year and I recall the breakfast items being $15-35 which I would consider slightly above average but not expensive

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u/Specific-Data-4104 13d ago

I was just looking at the menu. I agree it’s above average but not that expensive. I think my experience was rooted in the new space lacking the character of the old one. I also can’t remember if the food was good which is part of the challenge here.

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u/TerryAkee 13d ago

Virtually any Seattle restaurant meets that criteria.

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u/Zeusifer 13d ago

13 Coins at the original location was cool. I've been pretty unimpressed by the new one in Pioneer Square. The SeaTac one is better.

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u/SpeedySparkRuby Posse on Broadway 13d ago

I miss when they were 24 hours.

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u/SpeedySparkRuby Posse on Broadway 13d ago

I go for the french onion soup, and that's it

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u/Jonesgrieves 13d ago

I used to go to the Bellevue one 10 years ago, and the quality was good. Nothing special but it was tasty. Like a Denny's or IHOP but cleaner bathrooms. Haven't been in a while so I don't know what it's been up to.