News / Published on Nov 26, 2024

Buses, bites, and breakfasts

Your guide to transit accessible diners in Snohomish County

Plates of eggs, bacon, sausage, and ham.

There’s nothing like enjoying a leisurely breakfast or lunch at a diner. Whether you're craving a classic breakfast, a hearty burger, or something unique, these local spots across Snohomish County are accessible by Community Transit bus routes. At these diners, you'll discover cozy atmospheres and delicious flavors, all just a bus ride away.   

Click on each diner’s name to see nearby stops and routes and let Community Transit take you to your next great meal. Whether you’re going to these eateries or another place, you can always find the best way to get there on transit by using the Plan My Trip tool.

Arlington

Blue Bird Café
308 N Olympic Ave
Served by Routes: 220, 230
Family owned since 1958; the Blue Bird is a downtown Arlington staple. The pancakes are giant, the pie is excellent, and the coffee is always bottomless.

A picture of the Blue Bird cafe sign.

Edmonds

Claire’s Pantry
301 Main St
Served by Routes: 102, 103, 166, 909
A true Edmonds staple, this spot sits just up the hill from the ferry dock, serving up satisfying breakfast and lunch choices like chicken and waffles or a Philly cheesesteak.

A picture of a booth at Claire's cafe

Everett

Buck’s American Cafe
2901 Hewitt Ave
Served by Routes: 270, 271, 280
An old-school lunch spot in one of Everett’s most historic buildings, dig into their highly-touted fish and chips. And treat yourself to a slice of that peanut butter pie.

Lynnwood

B3 breakfast and burger bar
4027 196th St SW
Served by Routes: 103, 112, 166 
With a modern design, this diner offers a packed menu and extensive drink selection.

Marysville

Fanny’s Restaurant
505 N Cedar St
Served by Routes: 201, 202, 209
Fanny’s in downtown Marysville has all-day breakfast and a large lunch menu in a quant setting. Try the biscuits and gravy and breakfast potatoes.

A picture of the outside of Fanny's restaurant

Mill Creek

Saw Mill Café

15409 Main St
Served by Routes: Swift Green and Swift Orange lines
The Saw Mill Café is a logging-themed diner is tucked into the Mill Creek Town Center. After grabbing a burger and fries, it's easy to stroll around the nearby shops or grab dessert.

Monroe

Hwy 2 Fusion Diner
19721 Hwy 2
Served by Routes: 270,271
True to its name, this diner brings together American and Mexican flavors under one roof. You’ll find American favorites like pancakes alongside Mexican classics like chilaquiles.

Mukilteo

Mukilteo Speedway Café
11707B Mukilteo Speedway
Served by Routes: 103, 117
Right on Mukilteo Speedway, this nautical-inspired diner offers a cozy spot to enjoy a stack of pancakes, a roast beef sandwich, or avocado toast.

A picture of the Speedway Cafe bar.

Snohomish

Collector’s Choice
215 Cypress Ave
Served by Routes: 270, 271
This restaurant has breakfast, lunch, and dinner. We suggest the fruit rollup pancakes with Oregon berry sauce. The back side of the restaurant has a view of the Pilchuck River! 

Stanwood

Farmers Café
10025 270th St NW
Served by Routes: 240, 905
Classic American breakfast and lunch spot known for its burgers and eggs benedict.

Sultan

Sultan Bakery
31407 US-2
Served by Routes: 270, 271
A hidden gem in Sultan, known for its tasty breakfasts and large variety of pastries. Try a bear claw donut or Cinnamon Cup!

Popular diners with multiple locations

Patty’s Eggnest
This local chain has restaurants serving breakfast all day in Snohomish and King County. With a large menu and weekly specials (like crab benedict) there is a little something for everyone.

Locations you can reach with Community Transit:  

A picture of the Patty's Eggnest Sign.

Rusty Pelican Café
This locally owned chain offers a broad breakfast and lunch menu, and homemade desserts. You'll also find some Greek dishes, a nod to the owners' family heritage.

Locations you can reach with Community Transit:  

  • Edmonds - Served by Routes: 102, 130, 166, 909
  • Mill Creek - Served by Routes: 166, Swift Green Line, Swift Orange Line  

Buzz-In Steakhouse
The first Buzz-Inn Steakhouse opened in 1981 in Everett. This local chain is known for its steaks, but the menu also includes all day breakfast, and diner classics.

Locations you can reach with Community Transit:  

Ready to ride? Plan your next trip and refill your ORCA card before you ride with Community Transit! Happy dining! What are some of your favorite spots that are not listed?