Patty’s Eggnest

Reviews

• Jenny B.

  star star star star star_border 17 October 2026

  Really good breakfast.
  
  The entire dining area felt rather crowded, tables really crammed together with little space to walk between. I ordered the county benedict ... eggs benedict with country sausage topped with sausage gravy. The eggs were cooked well, plenty of runny yolks and the whites were firm. The sausage and gravy were quite tasty. The hash browns were crispy on the outside and thoroughly cooked. I wasn't asked if I wanted anything to drink besides the water I accepted (I declined coffee). They do have a senior's menu if you qualify.
  
  My granddaughter got the bear face pancake. It was completely cooked (no gooey spots) and bacon. It also had fruit on the pancake as part of the face. She was happy with it but it was way too much for a child's tummy.
  
  The menu is pretty extensive, and I'm interested in returning to see their other offerings. They have a single restroom that was clean enough. They do offer a punch card as well. The waitstaff wasn't overly engaged with us but she was efficient. I'm sure to go back.

• Claudia L.

  star star_border star_border star_border star_border 15 October 2026

  I can't figure out how this place has good reviews. The quality of food is awful. They use so much oil, everything is filled with grease, the biscuits and gravy has like 10% sausage, and the eggs are far from fresh. I've never actually tried something that was remotely good. Any American diner would top this place.

• Venkatesh B.

  star star star star star 13 October 2026

  This is my first visit to Patty's. Well it didn't disappointed me, food was really good. We ordered, Vegetarian Omelette and Elvis french toast. They tastes really good. Hash browns were ok. The staff was also respectable and responded very well. Unlimited coffee

• Rich G.

  star star star star_border star_border 6 October 2026

  Solid A-Ok comfort food breakfasts abound at Patty's Eggnest. They also serve a full lunch and dinner menu which I have yet to try.  However, word is they make some great stuff besides the morning faves. I am not sure if there is a Patty or why the unusual name but you immediately drawn the conclusion they are gonna offer loads of AM options when you walk through the door.
  It has that bustling vibe, booths everywhere, patrons shuttling in and out and wait & kitchen staff hustling to keep everything moving.  It's a place where you shouldn't be surprised if that seat you are plopping into is still warm from the last patron. Weekends can require somewhat of a wait if it is later in the morning.
  The service has always been efficient and friendly, they know how to do busy. Their large menu takes some perusing to gather your thoughts on your selection so super hungry patrons be prepared. You may find your self second guessing all the way up to the point of ordering.
  I was torn, omelette or benedicts' as both come in a wide variety of choices. I knew I didn't want the more common bacon and eggs routine although it's hard to go wrong with old faithful.
  After giving the nod to Eggs Benedict, time to figure out which one. They offer several choices and I have had the chorizo version here before. I opted for something with avocado but I can't recall if they called it the California Benedict or something of the sort.  I do know it was quite tasty and filing, loved the side hash browns too. My only quibble here is the amount of  Hollandaise sauce. It was enough to stucco the side of a house. It overwhelmed the plate but I just brushed some aside. Other than that it was de-lish!
  The 4 of us all enjoyed our meal prior to the early AM tee time and thanks to their quick service the timing was just perfect. This definitely a go to spot early morning before hitting the tee box.

• Eric P.

  star star star star star 30 September 2026

  Harkening back to the days of the greasy spoon diner, Patty's is a local establishment that has grown over the years to several locations. I visit this one on Bothell-Everett highway any time I can when in the area.
  
  Here you will get your traditional eggs, bacon and assortment of starches pancakes and waffles, but there are many other choices as well. For me, their steak and eggs are always a go to, and the chicken fried steak and eggs are right their as well. If you are a biscuits and gravy person, you will not be disappointed here in the slightest.
  
  For those looking for a little lighter fare, there is always an assortment of fresh fruits, veggie style omelette sand other choices if you are strong enough to stay on the path and not stray into this wonderful world of home cooking. This location is a bit small, so just realize that more than likely there will be a wait. There is also bar seating which if you pay attention you can pretty much find a spot or two almost all the time. FAR BETTER, than your standard "chain" restaurants, and keep in mind your keeping it local!