While it’s always exciting to try a new restaurant (especially here in Washington, which is home some of the best food in the nation), there’s something comforting about walking into a tried-and-true eatery we all know and love. And if you grew up anywhere near Seattle, you know Beth’s Cafe is one of those places. And this 24 hour diner isn’t going anywhere.

Beth’s Cafe is a local icon that has been open since 1954.

Beth’s Cafe Facebook Although it was established as a nickel slots gambling parlor by Beth and Harold Eisenstadt, the cafe has always served tasty food 24 hours a day.

Since its opening, Beth’s has won numerous local awards and received national attention, both for its charming atmosphere and giant portions.

Beth’s Cafe Facebook Whether you need a stack of pancakes at 7 a.m. or a cheeseburger at midnight, you’ll be served with a smile.

Inside, the walls are lined with drawings from patrons of all ages…

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…and the tables are piled high with the biggest breakfasts in town.

Beth’s Cafe Facebook When you visit this cafe, you will not leave hungry.

Beth’s Cafe is nationally known for its 12 – yes, 12 – egg omelettes.

Beth’s Cafe Facebook If you’re not quite as ravenous as some guests, you can always go for the smaller 6-egg omelettes.

Dining at Beth’s Cafe is a rite of passage as a Washingtonian.

Beth’s Cafe Facebook The next time you’re in town, stop in and see it for yourself. Remember, they’re always open.

Have you ever been to Beth’s Cafe? If you’re into our nostalgic eateries, check out Bellingham’s Horseshoe Cafe as well.

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Although it was established as a nickel slots gambling parlor by Beth and Harold Eisenstadt, the cafe has always served tasty food 24 hours a day.

Whether you need a stack of pancakes at 7 a.m. or a cheeseburger at midnight, you’ll be served with a smile.

When you visit this cafe, you will not leave hungry.

If you’re not quite as ravenous as some guests, you can always go for the smaller 6-egg omelettes.

The next time you’re in town, stop in and see it for yourself. Remember, they’re always open.

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