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The 5 Point Cafe

Seattle's oldest restaurant, serving huge portions of American comfort food since 1929. The full menu is served 24 hours every day. Full bar with stiff drinks, over 25 local beers and liquors. Great jukebox and an eclectic mix of regulars and locals, tourists, politicians, young hipsters, freaks and grouchy old men. Free wifi. Outdoor seating. This is a true piece of Seattle history not to be missed.

Address: 415 Cedar St
Getting there: at 5th Ave & Cedar St, adjacent to Tilikum Place Park
Hours: 24 hours
Website: the5pointcafe.com (opens in a new tab)

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