A 60’s style dive that once was a Denny’s, this gem of a restaurant looks like a place no historical preservation society would be out to save but when you enter the dimly lit interior, you find a bee hive of activity from the aged waitstaff and torque wearing chefs in the Denny’s style kitchen. Went on a bright sunny Sunday around 10 am for breakfast. Had a few cars in the lot so it looked promising. Anywho our stomachs were grumbling so it wouldn’t have mattered if the lot had been empty. There is literally no where to eat at that end of Boeing Field.

When our eyes adjusted to the dimness inside, we got the shock of our lives. The place was full of people all enjoying themselves and the company they were with. If there hadn’t of been families in this bunch, I would have said the bus from the senior center had dropped everyone off but that was further from the truth. We had tourists from Deutchland visiting some of their countries finest down the street at the Museum of Flight sitting next to us and a construction worker who had gotten off shift earlier eating at the counter table across from our table. Overhead are replicas of various aircraft in different sizes as well as aviation memerobilia on the walls. The service is diner indifferent (truly American) but the food wasn’t bad. I saw on other websites that this place can be inconsistent in service and food but I was happy and full when my companion and I left an hour later.