Ludis Restaurant - Seattle (WA)

5 /5 Matt Morio: Worth the wait! Hearty breakfasts and awesome people. Filipino breakfasts with sausages, pork chops and other delicious dishes with "standard" breakfast options like pancakes, French toast, etc. we will definitely be back to try more of the menu! Line moves relatively fast and as others mention you order and pay before seating (once a table opens up). Drinks and food come pretty quickly and theres no pressure to eat fast even though theres a line outside. So enjoy your delicious breakfast, and then let someone else enjoy the goodness!

5 /5 Amanda M: Authentic Filipino food at Ludis. Cozy vibes inside and the food was comforting. I got the combo-silog with garlic rice. The porkchop was just okay, but the 2 longanisas more than made up for it. Super flavorful and paired well with the garlic rice. We also ordered a stack of ube pancakes, which are only available on weekends, they were absolutely delicious.

3 /5 Venkata Sindhu Kandula: Went in early at 7:30 a.m. on a rainy Sunday and lucked out with no wait, which is rare since there’s usually a long line. Ordering and paying happens before you’re seated, so it helps to check the menu ahead of time or while waiting. Tried the ube pancake, veggie scramble with diced potatoes, lilikoi iced tea, and hot chocolate. The ube pancake wasn’t overly sweet, and the potatoes were nicely cooked and flavorful. Prices are a bit on the higher side and some items feel a little overhyped, but the experience makes up for it. The staff is incredibly kind and welcoming. Uncle Greg greeted us with a warm smile, shared some of the restaurant’s history, and you can really feel the deep historic connection to the place.

5 /5 Sloane Sengson: Hands down, one of the best breakfast spots Ive ever been to. My husband says that the ube pancakes changed his life. And this went down as my death row meal. being Filipino, this felt like a home away from home with the combo meal. The rice was perfectly cooked, the sausages were delicious, lumpia amazing, loved the addition of the melon as a side. We also got POG and the butter mochi which was also SO good. I make mochi probably once a month and it does not even kinda compare to what we had at Ludi’s! Service was great, the line was well worth it, it felt like having a bunch of Filipino grandpas walking around checking up on us. Amazing experience!

5 /5 Savya Thay: Uncle Greg is the best. You can tell he loves his restaurant. The line is worth it!! I promise. Because once you order (cafe style, preorder and then sit), your food comes to you fast. It’s authentic Filipino breakfast/brunch food. The ube pancake is so rich, so delicious. I always get the combo silog with the garlic rice, it comes with eggs, longanisa (Filipino sausage), pork chops and a lumpia (authentic lumpia, I’m sure it’s house made). You’ll definitely feel like you’re at your cousin’s house for breakfast, because Greg always has a smile and will come to your table to say hi.