Cafe Opla - Reviews

My favorite place for brunch, especially on the weekend. The staff is always nice, and their food looks like it's out of a Final Fantasy game. Nothing like a hot caramel macchiato to start the day 👍👍👍👍

My experience at this restaurant was fantastic! The food was amazing and creative. It's a definite must for breakfast in the area, and I bet the bahn mi is excellent! The service was rated 5/5 and the atmosphere was a solid 4/5.

We were unable to secure breakfast reservations at our hotel, so my wife and I did a quick search and discovered Café Opla. It was absolutely phenomenal, and we arrived just before the rush. My wife and I shared the Philippine Opla; the sausages and pickled vegetables complemented the perfectly cooked eggs beautifully. The café is small and conveniently located next to the Marriott, directly across from the cruise ship port.

We took shelter from the rain while waiting for our cruise, and the food was excellent. The service was good, and the atmosphere was pleasant.

I stayed at the hotel across the way for about a week and visited this restaurant on my second to last day. I truly wish I had come sooner because their coffee was delectable, their food was delicious, and the ladies working were the kindest souls. One woman even remembered my name 24 hours later after meeting me only once, which really stuck with me, especially in a high-traffic area. I ordered a breakfast sandwich, and it completely altered my brain chemistry on the type of bread for breakfast foods – the dutch crunch style bread was incredible. I ate it so quickly I didn't get a picture! The coffee, called the Seattle Cloud, was a perfect blend of whipped thick sweet cream atop cold brew heaven. ✨

My experience at this restaurant was marked by a dang near 30 minute wait for a bagel sandwich and breakfast burrito. Considering the $32 price for these items, I felt I should have walked up the hill instead. The food itself was rated a 4, but the service and wait time were significant drawbacks.

This restaurant boasts a great location, offering menus from 5 different countries. The parking is free as long as you eat inside the cafe. A highlight for those on a budget is that all the condiments are located on the sides, along with water. The ordering process is efficient: grab a menu, order, receive a number, and your food will be delivered. Your number also conveniently contains the Wi-Fi code for the restroom. While Seattle is generally pricey, the free parking while dining or meeting friends/family makes it surprisingly budget-friendly. They even have two sofas to relax on while waiting, especially useful if arriving from Pier 66.

My experience at the restaurant was okay, but there was a specific point of feedback regarding the tea. If you're planning to order tea, be aware that they provide only one teabag for a 20-ounce serving. For serious tea drinkers who prefer a dark black tea, this might be a letdown as most places typically offer two teabags. This is an FYI for those who enjoy a stronger brew.

My experience at this restaurant was wonderful! I had a really delicious breakfast, specifically the bahn mi sandwich and the chicken and waffles. The waffle had a perfect blend of crispy flakes mixed with delicate fluffiness. I also enjoyed the unique and refreshing ube iced coffee. The atmosphere was very nice and low-key, with a lovely view of the water. The place was clean, and the service was excellent. The price for the breakfast sandwich and waffles was on par with other nearby places, and I appreciated that there was no mandatory service charge plus an additional tip. Thank you for a wonderful experience!

My experience at this busy cafe, located across from the cruise terminal, was quite positive. I enjoyed an awesome iced viet coffee and a banging bacon and egg roll. The people working there were really nice. However, it does get a little crowded at times. I would recommend this place.