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American Diner · Seattle, WA

13 Coins Menu: Seattle's Iconic 24/7 Diner Guide (2026)

Everything you need to know about 13 Coins -- Seattle's legendary 24/7 diner operating since 1967. Famous for its iconic high-backed captain's chairs, open-kitchen counter, and a full menu of prime steaks, eggs any style, pasta and cocktails served at every hour. Below: the complete menu, what to order, the 13 Coins experience, and answers to the most common questions.

Open 24/7 since 1967Prime steaks & eggs any styleFull cocktail barIconic captain's chairsSeattle landmark
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Signature items

Steak and Eggs24/7 staple
Eggs BenedictBreakfast classic
New York StripPrime steak
Fettuccine AlfredoPasta comfort
MartiniFull bar
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Quick answers

What you need to know about 13 Coins before you go

The four most common questions about 13 Coins answered in one glance.

Open hours
24/7 -- every day since 1967

Full menu available at every hour, including full bar and breakfast.

Most iconic order
Steak and Eggs

A center-cut steak with two eggs any style -- the definitive 13 Coins late-night order.

Best for
Late-night dining & breakfast

One of Seattle's few full-service restaurants open all night with a complete steakhouse menu.

Signature feature
High-backed captain's chairs

Dramatic swivel chairs at the open-kitchen counter -- ask for counter seating on your first visit.

What to order

The best things to order at 13 Coins

First-timer or returning regular -- these are the items that define the 13 Coins experience across every part of the menu and every hour of the day.

24/7 signature

Steak and Eggs

A center-cut steak paired with two eggs any style and hash browns. This is the 13 Coins order -- equally satisfying at noon or 3 AM. The combination captures exactly what the restaurant does best.

Counter seat essential

Eggs Benedict

Poached eggs on Canadian bacon and an English muffin with hollandaise. A brunch classic executed with full-service care at any hour. Best enjoyed watching the open kitchen from a captain's chair.

Steakhouse centerpiece

New York Strip or Filet Mignon

13 Coins takes its steaks seriously. Both the strip and the filet are centerpieces of the dinner menu -- order with a baked potato and a glass of Washington State red for the full experience.

Pasta comfort

Fettuccine Alfredo

A longtime 13 Coins comfort classic -- fresh fettuccine in a rich Parmesan cream sauce. Available at 2 PM or 2 AM, it represents the diner side of the menu at its most satisfying.

Late-night cocktail

Classic Martini

The full bar operates 24 hours. A gin or vodka martini at the counter while watching the kitchen is one of Seattle's most atmospheric late-night rituals. The Old Fashioned and Manhattan are equally strong.

Breakfast classic

Smoked Salmon Platter

House-smoked salmon with cream cheese, capers, red onion and a bagel -- a Pacific Northwest touch on the classic lox plate that fits 13 Coins' Seattle identity perfectly.

The 13 Coins experience

What makes 13 Coins different from every other Seattle restaurant

Walk in at midnight, 3 AM, or 7 AM -- the experience is the same. Full white-tablecloth service, an open kitchen visible from every counter seat, and a menu that spans prime steaks, eggs Benedict, fresh pasta and cocktails without compromise. There is nowhere else like it in Seattle.

The captain's chairs are the signature. Tall, dramatic high-backed swivel chairs line the open-kitchen counter, elevating diners so they look directly into the kitchen. Ask for counter seating on your first visit -- it is the intended 13 Coins experience.

The clientele reflects the hours: hospitality workers finishing late shifts, travelers from nearby hotels, night-shift professionals, early risers, and regulars who have been coming since the 1970s.

  • Open since 1967 -- nearly six decades of continuous 24/7 service
  • Iconic captain's chairs -- tall high-backed counter seats at the open kitchen
  • Full menu, any hour -- steaks, eggs, pasta, seafood and cocktails at 3 AM
  • Full-service bar -- martinis, Manhattans, wine and beer, always open
  • Seattle landmark -- a genuine institution in a city that changes constantly
Browse the menu

Jump to a category

All nine menu categories at 13 Coins, available 24 hours a day.

Breakfast & Eggs (Served 24/7)10 itemsSteaks & Chops7 itemsSandwiches & Burgers7 itemsPasta6 itemsSeafood5 itemsSoups, Salads & Starters7 itemsSides6 itemsDesserts4 itemsCocktails, Wine & Drinks8 items
The full menu

13 Coins full menu -- available 24/7

Every category, every item. Breakfast, steaks, pasta, seafood, sandwiches, sides and cocktails -- all served around the clock.

About prices. 13 Coins does not publish a full price list online. Prices are omitted from this page to avoid showing inaccurate figures. For current pricing, call the restaurant directly or visit 13coins.com. As a full-service diner and steakhouse, expect mid-range to upscale diner pricing -- roughly $20-$50 per person for a complete meal.
Late-night dining in Seattle

Why 13 Coins is Seattle's best late-night restaurant

Very few full-service restaurants in Seattle maintain genuine 24/7 operations. 13 Coins has done it for nearly six decades, making it a category of one.

Complete menu, any hour

No abbreviated late-night menu

Many restaurants that claim late-night hours serve a reduced menu. 13 Coins does not. The full menu -- prime steaks, pasta, seafood, eggs and cocktails -- is available at 2 AM with the same kitchen staffing as dinner service.

Full bar at 3 AM

Cocktails, wine and beer, always

The bar operates continuously. Classic cocktails -- martinis, Old Fashioneds, Manhattans, Bloody Marys -- are available at any hour alongside Washington State wines and Pacific Northwest craft beers.

Industry institution

Where Seattle's hospitality workers eat

For decades, 13 Coins has been the restaurant where Seattle's chefs, servers, bartenders and kitchen workers go after their own shifts end. That's a reliable signal of quality -- the industry eats here.

Location & hours

Where to find 13 Coins

13 Coins is located at 125 Boren Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 -- in the South Lake Union neighborhood, easily accessible from Capitol Hill, downtown Seattle and the Seattle Center area. The restaurant is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year with no holidays or reduced hours.

Parking is available nearby. The restaurant is also accessible via Seattle's public transit network. Confirm current operating details and any additional locations at 13coins.com.

  • Address: 125 Boren Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109
  • Hours: Open 24 hours, 7 days a week
  • Neighborhood: South Lake Union / Capitol Hill edge
  • Reservations: Accepted; walk-ins always welcome
  • Official site: 13coins.com
About 13 Coins

Seattle's most enduring diner -- open since 1967.

13 Coins opened in Seattle in 1967 and has operated continuously ever since -- a rare achievement for any restaurant, let alone one that serves a complete menu around the clock. The restaurant's signature features -- the dramatic high-backed captain's chairs at an open-kitchen counter, the broad menu spanning eggs and prime steaks and pasta and cocktails, and the 24/7 commitment -- have remained constant through nearly six decades of Seattle's transformation from a mid-century industrial city into a global technology hub.

In a city with a rapidly rotating restaurant scene, 13 Coins represents genuine institutional continuity. It has outlasted dozens of waves of dining trends by doing one thing: serving quality American diner food with full-service care, at any hour, to anyone who walks through the door.

1967Opened
24/7Always open
55+Years serving Seattle
9Menu categories
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Common questions

13 Coins -- frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about 13 Coins Seattle -- hours, menu, reservations and what to order.

Is 13 Coins open 24 hours?

Yes. 13 Coins has been open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week since it first opened in 1967 -- one of the very few full-service Seattle restaurants to maintain true around-the-clock hours. The complete menu, including steaks, eggs, pasta, cocktails and desserts, is available at any hour of the day or night.

Where is 13 Coins located in Seattle?

The flagship 13 Coins is located at 125 Boren Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, near South Lake Union and Capitol Hill. A second location previously operated near Seattle-Tacoma International Airport (SeaTac). Confirm current locations and hours on the official site at 13coins.com.

What is 13 Coins famous for?

13 Coins is famous for three things: its dramatic high-backed captain's chairs that line the open-kitchen counter (customers sit elevated and watch their food prepared), its genuine 24/7 operating hours maintained for nearly six decades, and its menu of prime steaks, eggs any style, pasta and full cocktails served at the same quality whether you arrive at noon or 3 AM. It has long been a favorite late-night destination for Seattle's entertainment and hospitality workers.

When did 13 Coins open?

13 Coins opened in 1967 in Seattle, Washington. It has operated continuously since then, making it one of Seattle's longest-running dining institutions. The restaurant celebrated more than 55 years in operation as of 2026.

Does 13 Coins serve breakfast all day?

Yes -- because 13 Coins never closes, breakfast is served 24 hours a day. Eggs any style, omelettes, pancakes, French toast, steak and eggs, and smoked salmon platters are all available at any hour alongside the full lunch and dinner menu of steaks, pasta, sandwiches and seafood.

Does 13 Coins take reservations?

13 Coins accepts reservations for parties and can accommodate walk-in guests at the famous counter seats or dining room. Because it is open 24/7, walk-in availability is generally good during overnight and early-morning hours. For parties or peak dinner hours, calling ahead is recommended. Check 13coins.com or call the restaurant directly.

Is 13 Coins expensive?

13 Coins is a full-service diner and steakhouse, so pricing is in the mid-range to upscale diner bracket. Breakfast and egg dishes tend to be the most affordable options; prime steaks and seafood are priced at market rates. The experience -- 24/7 full service, the iconic setting, and quality ingredients -- positions it above a standard diner but below a fine-dining steakhouse. Expect to budget roughly $20-$50 per person for a full meal depending on what you order. Prices are not published online; confirm directly with the restaurant.

What is the best thing to order at 13 Coins?

The most iconic orders at 13 Coins are the Steak and Eggs (a center-cut steak with two eggs any style -- ordered at all hours, but especially late night), the prime steaks, and the Eggs Benedict. The signature high-backed counter seats with an open-kitchen view are the recommended spot for solo diners and first-timers -- ask for counter seating when you arrive.

Is 13 Coins a good late-night option in Seattle?

13 Coins is widely considered one of the best late-night dining options in Seattle. It serves a full menu -- steaks, pasta, eggs, seafood and cocktails -- at 2 AM with the same quality as at 7 PM. For decades it has been the go-to destination for Seattle's bar, restaurant and entertainment industry workers finishing their shifts, as well as travelers arriving late at night.

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