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Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge
Cajun and Creole Restaurant, Breakfast Spot, and Bar$$$$
Lower Queen Anne, Seattle
This Cajun / Creole restaurant is famous for their Southern food. It's one of the most popular in the city!
"Breakfast happy hour for the best beignets and benedicts!"(18 Tips)
"I order beignets and crawfish andouille to share and it was amazing!"(26 Tips)
"Ask for a cup of coffee and you get your own french press!"(5 Tips)
"barbecue New Orleans shrimp and the corn grits"(5 Tips)
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Chefs FeedAugust 22, 2014Chef Robin Leventhal eats here on her nights off. She loves the Cured pork cheeks confit hash. Read more
Shannon StarrApril 11, 2011Their beignets (deep-fried doughnut triangles) with powdered sugar & anglaise (coffee cream sauce) is a MUST!
David NanceApril 17, 2010Gumbo was interesting, for you Southern expats. They use basamati rice which is kinda wierd, and the roux was a bit on the salty side, but good overall. Nice stiff drinks as they are next door.
HUGE and delicious late night happy hour menu. Fried green tomatoes a must try. Kitchen closes at 1am restaurant closes at 2am.
- Keith GormezanoMay 18, 2013Get there at 4 for happy hour. The bar ares fills up fast even on a weekday.
Sherry RenNovember 7, 2015Like the triangle donut but the food is actually a little disappointing after hearing so much hype. Still good but not extraordinary.
Seattle MetDecember 7, 2010The “approachable French” genre allows for a ton of variety, agrees Brian Hutmacher, proprietor of this year’s Lower Queen Anne sensation Toulouse Petit. Read more
Lauren KovarikMay 24, 2011Whimsical atmosphere, strong drinks, nice happy hour! Wish I was staying longer to try their breakfast!
Make sure to get a buttermilk pancake! Best pancake around.
Amy PriestleyMay 6, 2010Whom else in town makes fried green tomatoes, alligator, and okra? But my favorite? Their fried chicken! (I sense a theme...)
Qi YizengDecember 23, 2015It's not cheap anymore, $10 for most dishes, and some are much higher. And the time change from 9am to 8am
Mitchell BurrowOctober 30, 2011Danielle is an amazing bartender and server. She gave great suggestions and has the best attitude ever.
Lauren B.May 31, 2011Just a heads up that they raised their breakfast happy hour price to $7.50. Still a good deal though, and still delicious food!
Christian RennerNovember 22, 2015Oyster for appetizer and the prime beef steak: good but nothing special. Definitely overpriced- Seattle MetMarch 9, 2011Strange stucco-ey walls notwithstanding, Toulouse Petit has a lot to recommend it, including an insane array of spectacular happy-hour nibbles... Read more
Kiley SimmonsNovember 24, 2011Have the Crab eggs benedict and a bloody mary for breakfast. breakfast happy hour!
Humberto MartinezJune 7, 2010I can recommend the Seafood gumbo. Though I'm not sure it's really authentic. Needed a bit more zing/spice. Pecan Pie was a nice finish to take me back to the Gulf.
Brunch must: Crawfish ettoufee with poached eggs, a side of biscuits, and a french press of coffee. Nuff said.
Try the Shrimp & chicken jambalaya - Amazing! Chicken was so tender!
@djASIA getting ready to rock the Annual July 3rd Bash! #LivingInAmerica
Great brunch! Not so sure about the coffee though...
Attention Bourbon lovers: the mint julep will blow your mind with it's sweet perfection.
Kayan HargreavesNovember 14, 2010French press coffee is amazing! Breakfast happy hour is great! Wished they had this on the weekends though ...
Carolyn YehSeptember 15, 2011Oh Em Gee!!! Spicy shrimp and grits ate one of the most delicious things I've EVER eaten!!!
Brunch never misses! The katie mae is a must cocktail in the evening
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Toulouse Petit Kitchen & Lounge
601 Queen Anne Ave N (at Mercer St)
Seattle, WA 98109
United States
Seattle, WA 98109
United States
Toulouse Petit, located in the Queen Anne neighborhood in Seattle, is a local hot-spot for those looking to enjoy delicious French or Cajun cuisine. Staying true to New Orleans hospitality, we serve traditional dishes including: gumbo, po’ boy, grits, jambalaya, and fried chicken.
Closed until 9:00 AM (Show more)
- Mon–Fri
- 10:00 AM–Midnight
- Sat–Sun
- 9:00 AM–Midnight
(206) 432-9069
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Credit Cards
Yes (incl. American Express & MasterCard)
Outdoor Seating
No
Food & Drink
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Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner, Happy Hour
Drinks
Beer, Wine, Full Bar, Cocktails
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