Mecca Cafe
4.3(1k+ ratings)•
DashPass•
Diner•
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DashPass
4.3(1k+ ratings)•
$$•Diner
C. Preston Smith met his wife Franceswhen they were both “working stiffs” at Seattle’s old Mannings Cafe on 4th Avenue. Preston was a coffee boy and Frances worked in the bakery. Preston worked his wa…
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Reviews1k+ ratings • 20+ public reviews
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Sam M
15 contributions12/8/24
• DoorDash orderSolid go to breakfast. The french toast and blueberry pancakes are both very good and big portions. The Breakfast Sandwich is delicious but note biscuit is a bit dry and easily crumbles..
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Matthew H
Emerging Expert • 15 contributions5/11/25
• DoorDash orderWoke up sick, needed food. Onon rings were undercooked, felt like eating raw onions breaded. Tomato soup was chock full of chunky vegetables instead of smooth broth, which was overly acidic, which wasnt what I needed with an upset stomach. Drink was missing, and bag wasnt sealed and everything was almost cold. Grilled Cheese was the only enjoyable part of the meal. Wasn't worth $55.
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Aaron P
8 contributions4/2/24
• DoorDash orderOversized and overly chewy. Liquid eggs being used, huge waste of money for this item.
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Jasmine S
5 contributions6/21/25
• DoorDash orderThe Mess was so oily, it bled through the takeoff container. Portion is also smaller than it used to be. The French Toast was tasty, but I wish they sent it with better syrup.
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Jena E
3 contributions4/9/22
• DoorDash orderI paid $18 for the sandwich. Then had to pay over $2.50 for bell peppers $2.50 for mushrooms which I thought came on a Philly cheese steak. with tax over $25. It was horrible I could not even eat one quarter of a good-sized sandwich cut in two. The meat was such poor quality. I spit out the last bite I took. I paid that much because I thought it would be good, really good. Because their burgers are very good.
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