Reviews for Tilikum Place Cafe in Seattle, WA

We got a 9 am reservation 3 weeks in advance. So go ahead make a reservation far in advance it is worth it. The egg dishes were... pretty good but the highlight were the Dutch babies. We got two Dutch babies to share the sweet one and the classic one bothpretty good. The Dutch babies are better for sharing. The TPC breakfast plate and baked eggs were not special but still gooddishes. Read more

Super friendly staff! And the savory dutch baby was delicious!! This is a popular spot, so you should call a day or two in... advance to add your name to the cancellation waiting lists Read more

Pretty great brunch spot. Definitely recommend getting reservations via open table. I was checking everyday for a week and... something luckily opened up for this weekend. The staff were really kind and sweet. Recommend items: savory dutch baby, orangejuice, apricot jam Read more

Really enjoyed coming here for brunch. We came here last time we were in Seattle 4 years ago and it didn't disappoint again.... Service was fantastic, food was great and the booking system for reservation easy. 1 star less only because doesn't really caterfor children in terms of meals. Would have loved the option of even just ordered a simple scrambled eggs and toast rather thanbuying a full sized menu item which half of was wasted on my almost 5 year old. Would also have loved to try a vegetarian savoryDutch baby too. Read more

It is so hard do make reservation for bunch but I finally was been here. The chicken salad is good. The chicken is juicy! The... sweet Dutch baby is different than what I thought. I’m disappointed. It is really dense and not fluffy???? The crumbles on thetop is good, sweet and sour. But the whole thing is more like a pie, a dessert than a brunch item. It is not even a dutch baby.Maybe I should order the original one. The egg Benedict is ok. The muffin is soft and the herb sauce is tasty. Baked potatoesare delicious. The most delicious one is their side, the baked beans! Must try. The sauce is made by fig, and really sweet, butI love it. The pulled beef is really delicious. Read more

This place came up when we searched for chowder, but we were told that the menu changes weekly, and we were out of luck for... this weekend. Either way, looking at the glorious reviews, we decided to go in anyway. However, we were not as impressed as wethought we would be. From the start, the service was subpar, and borderline rude. The waitress seemed to be pretty cheerfulwhile greeting the neighboring tables, but we weren't lucky enough to see any of that when it was our turn. We ordered theEnglish pea soup, seafood sausage and pork and clams. The portions were quite small, and prices were certainly higher than whatthe $$ sign claimed (more like $$$$). The food itself was good, and we definitely liked the pea soup a lot. Overall, the foodis very overpriced, the portions are small, and the service could definitely use some improvement. Maybe the breakfastexperience could be different, but I don't think I'm going back to verify that. Read more

Super good food. Reservations are a must. The Dutch babies are worth it but take a while. We were served an hour after sitting.... The drinks are yummy, we had a Bloody Mary and a mimosa and a latte! Definitely recommend Read more

Wow! I may have a new favorite breakfast spot in Seattle! This breakfast was so bomb. I had an Americano (comes with a very... underrated little cookie) and the Savory Dutch Baby with side of Roasted Potato. The house made ketchup and hot sauce were anamazing addition. I also had their version of a Mimosa which was excellent. I’m super impressed with the coffee since mostSeattle coffee is not strong enough for me. This food was so good I can’t even. My friends also loved the donuts and theirBloody Marys. Read more