Splash Cafe

Betty is one of Seattle's best kept secrets. You probably won't find it on the Eater heat map or Top Ten Places You Have To Visit When Visiting Seattle - but only because big hill has largely left Queen Anne and it's pleasant neighborhood vibes largely off of such buzzy hit lists. What you will find, however, if you are lucky enough to live in the neighborhood, or venture up to Queen Anne on occasion - is one of the great restaurants in the city - with a menu that reads as homey and familiar while delivering exquisite flavors and incredible value, with a knowledgeable bar staff, great beverage selection, and a laid-back unpretentious vibe that make this one of Seattle's most welcoming and pleasant restaurants. The hardest part of any visit to Betty is saving room for dessert. Which you should absolutely do. Remind yourself to take half the entree home to enjoy tomorrow - and experience some of the best desserts in town.

Overpriced. Limited menu, which should mean that anything on it is excellent - not the case. Lasagna lived up to the hype, and the Key lime pie was good once all the lime rind was removed. However, the burger was tasteless, and the Bouche de Noel was dry. Two people with drinks (one alcohol, one not), 2 entrees and 2 desserts = $80 without tip. There are much better places around Seattle.

I went to Betty’s today for their pantry to buy eggs, milk, butter, flour, and sugar. They initially said they didn’t have any eggs prepped, but when they went to the storage, they found a way to work it out for me and wrapped 2 dozen eggs so nicely! I’m so elated and grateful, and the folks are sooo friendly! Thank you Betty crew ☺️ you saved me time (that I was short on) and you saved my dinner plans!