Pacific Provisions Cafe & Wine Bar — Restaurant in Seattle

5-Star Review for Pacific Provisions – A Glorious Return!

I’m absolutely thrilled to share that Pacific Provisions has reopened—and it’s better than ever! Nestled right on the corner of the block, it’s impossible to miss and even harder to resist. The vibe inside is exactly what you’d hope for in a neighborhood café: open, airy, and inviting, with a gentle hum of subtle music in the background that adds to the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere.

This morning, I went with the breakfast sandwich, and let me tell you—it was phenomenal. Perfectly balanced, flavorful, and clearly made with care. My wife ordered a ham sandwich (the exact name escapes me), and while I’m not usually one for ham, I had a bite… and then immediately regretted not getting one for myself. It was incredibly tasty—juicy, savory, and unlike any ham sandwich I’ve had before.

She also had a cup of the tomato soup, which was rich, comforting, and the perfect complement to the sandwich. You can tell the ingredients are high quality and thoughtfully put together.

To top it all off, the staff are incredibly kind and attentive without being overbearing. You get the sense that everyone working here genuinely enjoys being part of this place—and that energy spreads to the customers.

If you haven’t been yet, do yourself a favor and stop by. Whether it’s for a quick bite, a cozy meal, or just a cup of coffee while you unwind, Pacific Provisions is once again the neighborhood gem we’ve all been...

Pacific provisions is pretty good although it’s pricey. We went for breakfast and the best meal was the Ham and gruyere cheese Cornetto was great. I’d prefer it if it was a little crispy, but it tasted great. The Belgian waffles were pretty good too. The Spanish latte was the best coffee we had here. We ordered the Berry White was good too, but a little different due to the fruit taste. Overall, it was good and we ordered it 75% sweet since they said it was a sweet coffee. The Spanish latte very sweet too. The place was nice and clean and the service was good. It felt a little sterile for a coffee shop, but I know they have lunch and cocktails too. They had good seating in the location was good. It was just way too expensive. 3.5, but rounded...

Wouldn't recommend. We paid for 4 grilled cheeses that came with a small bowl of soup and it came in total to $72 with the tip. The grilled cheese itself was pretty meh but the tomato soup was nice at least. The minimum tip suggested was 18% which is a bit of a joke because frankly the service was so slow that it was like they only had 1 grilling machine and it took 15 minutes from when they delivered the first grilled cheese until they delivered the 4th one. We wanted to eat together as a group of 4 but that wasn't really possible.

Also one of us ordered some hot water and a teabag in a mug was $6 which is already far too expensive.

On the flip side, the staff...