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[iloveneutra]

best oatmeal in seattle?

edit - i am looking for a RESTAURANT, people. i am perfectly able to make oatmeal on my stove.

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[ermac]

depends, do you want it prepared in advance? or do you just want to buy a box and add hot water? either way i have no answer for you.

[iloveneutra]

sorry, guess i should have been a bit more specific. sort of thought it would be assumed. anyway, yes i do mean at a restaurant/cafe/diner.

[sharkcowsheep]

Your kitchen.

If you are oatmeal-inept, Portage Bay Cafe on Roosevelt has nifty chai oatmeal that should do you, plus you get to stick all the berries and nuts on it that you can stand.

[fitstabarmada]

Second the Portage Bay recommendation.

[lady_gray]

Thirded.

[geneticlemon]

Y'know, oatmeal's so easy to make in the convenience of your own home, and it doesn't cost $3.99 a bowl ...

Having said that, Portage Bay Cafe, downtown or in the U-District.

[iloveneutra]

i would be stoked to find a place where i could get oatmeal for $3.99. does that exist? i am accustomed to paying $7/$8.

[geneticlemon]

I think Jamba Juice has it for around that price. And, yeah ... a canister of oatmeal from QFC costs around five bucks ...

[ninaf]

salish lodge but not in seattle. :(

Seconded

[onesillymonkey]

I love the breakfast at salish lodge!

[princessgeek]

SBux makes "perfect oatmeal". But I just eat the quaker oats m'self.
I prefer cream of wheat if I'm gettin' fancy.

[rhonan]

Which is nothing more than generic instant oatmeal that they make when they arrive and hold on heat until it's gone.