This was fun brightly colored little spot that we discovered on vacation to Seattle. The restaurant was beautifully decorated and it was clear that inclusivity was a goal of theirs (they succeeded in my opinion). Our server was super kind and helpful. I asked him what he recommended and he a couple things to which I picked the fruit covered waffle. It was of course delicious. It came with eggs that were super fluffy. I added a side of bacon and it was super generous!

The coffee cake is delicious. Make sure to start there. No matter what else you order, it will be equally delicious. The service was excellent. We came with a party of 6. They took care of us within 5 minutes upon arriving. Two carafes of water awaited at our table. Our waiter helped us right away and was very friendly, as well as attentive. Like I mentioned beforehand, the food was delicious. We ordered the Corned Beef Hash, French Toast, Pancakes, Californian Benedict, and Spanish Omelet. Everything was awesome. And the hash browns that came with the plates were amazing. And the portions they give you is more than plenty. Bring a huge appetite, for sure. Glo's Diner reminds me of an old fashion diner. It's located in the Capitol Hill section of Seattle. This is a must place to visit when in Seattle. I highly recommend that you make Glo's Diner one of your eating stops when in Seattle. The food, service, and ambiance are top notch.

Came here with my boyfriend yesterday, breakfast was mostly good! The alcoholic drinks, honestly weren't great, wouldn't make that mistake again. We ordered the banana pancakes ($15) and the brandon omelet ($19) and each alcoholic drink was $10. Drinks aside, the food was very tasty! The omelet for almost $20 is a bit expensive but also not that shocking for Seattle pricing! Regardless both plates were very filling. Service was friendly, it's definitely diner vibes in here and it's comforting. Definitely would return!

We were staying in the Cap Hill area and were looking for a place to have breakfast and found Glo's. Overall, it was pretty good. Here is what we noticed: - We love places where a carafe of water is sitting on the table when we sit down...nice job! - Very broad breakfast menu! - Service was great, including the coffee refills which kept on coming! - Food wasn't bad...we started with Glo's Original Coffee Cake, which was ok. It was a lot more like a pound cake, and not very sweet at all (we probably wouldn't order it again). For our meals, I got the Smoked Salmon Benedict, which was really good, especially with the hash browns cooked extra crispy as requested. My wife got the Bagel and Lox, which was good but not unusual, and my daughter got the Biscuits and Gravy, which she really liked. - Atmosphere was diner-like, but a bit more upscale. Bottom line: You can't go wrong having breakfast at Glo's.

The food was great, definitely a cute spot to go to especially on a Sunday right before the farmers market opens Our server was really friendly and their orange juice was freshly pressed, so good!

Glo's is rightfully famous for its eggs Benedict, corned beef hash, and coffee cake. The new location by Cal Anderson park is pleasant and airy. Be prepared for a wait during prime brunch hours at the weekend, but it is worth it!

We were able to get a seat right away, I ordered the veggie omelet, hashbrowns and toast. Everything tasted like they made it all from scratch. It was much different than the chain restaurants. Service was great! My son, said, this is a spot he would continue to go too!

I've been coming here for the last 2-3 years. I was sad when the original location was damaged and they were shut down. I don't live close but often make the trip to the city to pick friends up from the airport or for errands. Whenever I'm close, I make sure to stop by for the best breakfast. I get the same thing... pancakes, fruit, bacon, egg and coffee cake. The one thing I've noticed is that you're getting less fruit for the same price. I'm not sure if it's just because of the time of year. I didn't notice It before but while doing the review I looked at older photos. The new location is beautiful and spacious. There are no reservations so make sure you time your visit right or you could be waiting a while. The to go container is my order during Covid, compared to today's order.

We stopped by Glo's based on the positive reviews. The place is easy to get to, has great ambiance, and friendly staff. The food came out fast, too! We ordered the stuffed French toast and the Crab Benedict. Both entrees were delicious! No syrup needed for the French Toast. Crab Benedict was tasty and perfectly poached eggs. And the hash browns were surprisingly yummy! It's cooked perfectly, with the right amount of crunch, not mushy, and it tasted great. My husband described them as "the best hash browns ever"...and I'd never going back to Denny's. I'm sure the place gets busy for breakfast. We arrived at 1:00 on a Thursday and got seated right away. The place was still full of customers. We'll come back again next time we visit Seattle.

The food is delicious here. I'm accustomed to having the eggs benedict when I come here, but decided to change it up on this recent visit and ordered the corned beef hash, which was flavorful and had ample corned beef. I also liked that they had cinnamon raisin bread as a toast option, so I was able to have something sweet with my meal. Honestly, it was really a vehicle to enjoy the marionberry jam in the squeeze bottle on the table. The food is consistent - tasty and good quality. Arrived for breakfast at 11 am on a Tuesday and the restaurant did not appear full, but we did have to wait a few minutes for a table. Once seated, service was quick, friendly with regular refills on water and coffee. I will go on a weekday or arrive early on the weekend to avoid a long wait.