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Sunday Brunch in Seattle

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I personally like the steak and eggs and frites at Cafe Campagne. Is that close enough? When in Seattle we seem to walk everywhere we go. We went from the W to Brasa in 10 minutes once.

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Foodie-Girl

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Thanks, tsquare.

You know, we have been to Etta's once(for dinner) and found the service to be a bit....well, disinterested at best and our meal not memorable.

By comparison we loved Dahlia Lounge.

Maybe we'll give Etta's another try. Thanks for your suggestion.

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You know, we have been to Etta's once(for dinner) and found the service to be a bit....well, disinterested at best and our meal not memorable.

I used to love Etta's for dinner but the last couple of times I was there I wasn't so impressed.

And I have never liked their breakfasts. Every time my food has come to me lukewarm. Maybe I am getting too picky in my old age.........

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I used to love Etta's for dinner but the last couple of times I was there I wasn't so impressed.

And I have never liked their breakfasts. Every time my food has come to me lukewarm. Maybe I am getting too picky in my old age.........

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