open 24 hours?

 Steve L. wrote:
 >
 > Kristin M. wrote:
 >
 > >Hi, I'm looking for places that are open 24 hours or at least serve until 2am.
 > >The group of friends I go out with are getting tired of Denny's and Stellas.
 > >Thanks
 >
 > Your wish is Joe Murano's command:
 >         http://www.wolfe.net/~jmurano/eats.html

 Thanks for the reference.  I'd also add "Bimbo's Bitchin' Burrito
 Kitchen,"  they're not 24-hour, but I believe they're open until 3 AM on
 Saturday and Sunday mornings.  Located west of Broadway...  I don't have
 the address, but they should be in the phone book.  Lots of food for a
 very reasonable price.

 And, once again, I'd like to ask if anyone knows of a 24-hour place,
 withing the Seattle city limits, excluding drivethroughs, besides The
 Hurricane, Beth's, Minnie's, Shari's, Stella's, IHOP, 13 Coins,
 Wrights's, The Five Point Cafe, or Denny's.  Note that Steve's Broiler &
 Sorry Charlie's are no longer 24-hour.

 Thanks in advance!!

  - Joe

 On 25 Oct 1996, JSher90442 wrote:
 > ,
 > Vincent A. wrote:
 [...]
 > >There's also a 13 Coins downtown.
 > I don't understand, you say the food at 13 Coins was expensive ($12.00),
 > and it didn't come w/anything else. But, you couldn't finish it because it
 > was so large.
 >
 > Please let us know why a large portion served at 1 a.m. seemed exspensive.

 Sorry--I didn't think it would be confusing. I just wanted to mention that
 the price is higher than you would expect from Cafe Minnie's. $12 *is*
 expensive for a quick bite to some people. The mention of the serving size
 was to point out that I really did think it was worth it.

 As to large portions at 1 a.m.--you can get all you can eat hashbrowns at
 Beth's at that time of the morning at a lesser price, but the two
 restaurants can't be compared. (I think the source of confusion is that I
 stand squarely on neither side/both sides of the aisle here. I'm cheap,
 but I like good food. 8^) )

 Hope this clears everything up.

 > Thanks,
 > Jack