Seattle
Seattle, Washington sits at one of the most beautiful spots in the United States. Occupying a narrow isthmus between the Puget Sound and Lake Washington, it is the biggest city in the Pacific Northwest, with 780,000 people in Seattle and over four million people in the metro area. Seen from above, carpets of evergreen trees, pristine blue waters, and snowy white mountains surround the downtown's metallic skyscrapers, earning the city its nickname The Emerald City.
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146 places match
- EatUniversity District
Agua Verde Cafe
Excellent selection of fish and other tacos and other imaginative Mexican fare. If the restaurant is too crowded and the weather is good, order from the takeout window and eat in the small park to the west. Also hosts a paddling club.
11AM-3:30, 4-9PM daily, closes Sun October–March
- EatUniversity District
Aladdin Gyro-cery
These gyros are big, and the halal lamb & beef meat is grilled after it is shaved off of the cone. Vegetarians love the falafel with thick tahini sauce. Fee for credit card use below $10.
Sun-Fri 9AM-2AM, Sat 9AM-3AM
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Americana
Eclectic menu of American fusion fare and some delicious simple cocktails. Extremely popular on weekends with their large brunch menu and Bloody Marys.
Sun Mon 9AM-3PM, Tue-Sat 9AM-10PM; brunch daily 9AM-3PM
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Annapurna Cafe
Perhaps the crown of Seattle's Indian food scene, Annapurna also serves excellent Nepali and Tibetan food. A charming atmosphere, quality food, and a wide variety of vegetarian and vegan options make it a great location for dinner.
Tue-Sat 4-9PM
- EatQueen Anne-South Lake Union
Art Marble 21
American cuisine and prime sports viewing. Large game room with free arcade games, billiards, giant Jenga, cornhole, bocce ball, and more.
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Ayutthaya
Inexpensive, quality Thai food. It specializes in Thai classics such as coconut chicken & drunken noodles, with happy hour.
Mon-Fri 11:30AM-3PM & 4-11PM, Sat Sun noon-11PM
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Ba Bar
A myriad of cocktails plus Vietnamese street fare, which also includes a bakery. Known for its rotisserie meat, pho, banh cuon (rice noodle roll), and macaroons. Open late night with comfort food options. No reservations needed.
Sun-Thu 7AM-2AM, Fri Sat 7AM-4AM
- EatBallard
Bad Albert's Tap & Grill
Cheap yet good quality pub grub: burgers, excellent fries, hot sandwiches, soups and salads.
Sun-Thu 7AM-11PM, Fri Sat 7AM-2:30AM
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Bakery Nouveau
Everything you'd want from a French-style bakery: pastries, breads, elegant desserts, macarons, chocolate confections by the piece, sandwiches, quiches, and pizzas, plus coffee of course. Very popular; the line often stretches to the door and beyond, but it moves quickly enough. The limited seating is usually pretty full; in a pinch there's a park across the street with a bench of two.
Mon-Fri 6AM-7PM, Sat 7AM-7PM, Sun 7AM-6PM
- EatSouth
Bar del Corso
Wood-fired pizzas, Italian dishes (salumi, cheeses and desserts), Italian wines/cocktails, and local beers on tap.
Tue-Sat 5-10PMPizzas up to $20
- EatDowntown
Beecher's Handmade Cheese
A library of artisan cheese from Pacific Northwest farms, as well as some handmade cheese in the factory next door, worth bringing home as a Seattle souvenir. Try some free samples and be sure to get some of their mac and cheese.
Daily 9AM-6PMPrices per cheese vary, but a piece weighing 0.5 lb generally costs $10
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Big Mario's New York Pizza
True New York-style thin crust pizza. Huge, foldable slices or whole pies. Full bar with lots of local beers. Pizza window open late night.
Daily 11AM-4AM
- EatDowntown
Biscuit Bitch
The b-word is in every single item on the menu, and this excellent breakfast place is a siren call to those seeking hangover relief, providing burgers (replace the bun with a biscuit) sandwiches (replace the bread with a biscuit), and typical Southern style food.
Weekdays 7:30AM-3PM, weekends 8:30AM-3PM, Fri Sat 9PM-2:30AM
- EatPioneer Square-International District
Boiling Point
Hotpot style dining with your very own seemingly large pot and soup, with as much add-ons as you want. They also offer macaron ice cream.
Daily 11AM-11PM
- EatWest
Buddha Ruksa
Away from the busy Junction area, just west of the West Seattle Bridge entrance to West Seattle. Superb Thai cuisine in an elegant setting. The crispy garlic chicken is a favorite.
Tue-Fri 11AM-10PM, Sat-Sun 4PM-10PM
- EatNorth
Burgermaster
Designed to be a drive-thru, but there's limited seating area inside. American style burgers & sandwiches that is not the fast food norm; it is a 60-year-old local family brand that has higher standards. Other items include milkshakes, fish & chips, salads, and snacks.
Sun-Thu 11AM-11PM, Fri Sat 11AM-midnight
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Cactus
A local favorite. A creative mix of Mexican, Southwestern and Spanish cuisine complemented by great cocktails. Always full, with outdoor seating in the summer.
Mon-Thu 11AM-10PM, Fri 11AM-11PM, Sat 10AM-11PM, Sun 10AM-10PM
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Cafe Flora
Upscale, all-vegetarian cuisine in a casual atmosphere. Menus change weekly.
Mon-Fri 11AM-9PM, Sat 9AM-2PM & 5-10PM, Sun 9AM-2PM & 5-9PM
- EatQueen Anne-South Lake Union
Cafe Goldinblack
A good and inexpensive Korean restaurant with good bibimbap and good lunch specials that also serves alcohol.
Mon-Thu 11:30 AM-9:30PM, Fri Sat 11:30AM-10:30PM, Sun 11:30AM-8:30PM
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Cafe Lago
Established Italian restaurant popular for vegetarian lasagna, apple-wood fired pizza, and fresh hand-made pasta (they have an employee dedicated solely to making pasta). An excellent environment for families, they even have paper tablecloths for kids to draw on.
Sun Mon 5-9PM, Tue-Thu 5-9:30PM, Fri Sat 5-10PM
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Cafe Soleil
A casual and laid-back Ethiopian restaurant, serving both traditional Ethiopian food and adaptations using Northwest ingredients. Housed in a beautiful building with excellent natural light, with outdoor seating as well. Well-stocked with Ethiopian beers.
Wed-Fri 5:30-9PM, Sat 8:30AM-2PM and 5:30-9PM, Sun 8:30AM-2PM$20
- EatQueen Anne-South Lake Union
Canlis
Seattle's longstanding fine dining restaurant, with a wonderful view overlooking Lake Union and Queen Anne Hill. Live piano music. Make reservations well in advance (a week or two ahead) and dress well; it's one of the few Seattle establishments with a strict dress code.
Mon-Sat 5PM-close$180
- EatPioneer Square-International District
Canton Wonton House
Hong Kong-style noodle soup and congee (jook); great with a side order of Chinese donuts (you tiau). Very inexpensive.
- EatSouth
Carnitas Michoacan
Mexican taqueria featuring traditional ingredients such as lengua and chuletas ahumadas.
Mon-Fri 11AM-8PM, Sat Sun 10AM-8PM
- EatCapitol Hill-Central District
Carrello
Artisanal Italian food in small portions so you can construct a meal however you like. Carts roll past tables offering cheaper antipasti to supplement your meal or wash down your cocktail.
Tue-Sat 5-10PM
- EatUniversity District
Cedars
Cedars shares an Indian menu with Taste of India (they have the same owners) and includes Mediterranean dishes as well.
Mon-Sat 11AM-10PM, Sun 11AM-9:30PM
- EatNorth
Chaiyo Thai Cuisine
Thai dishes from all regions north to south. Try its spicy seafood fried rice and Pad See Ew. You can choose the level of spiciness for your dish.
Mon-Thu 11AM-9PM, Fri 11AM-10PM, Sat noon-10PM, Sun noon-9PM
- EatWest
Chelan Cafe
Famous for their rib-sticking breakfasts, the Chelan is your basic family diner with legions of fans. Their Eggs Benedict is very popular and they have great pancakes, too.
Mon-Fri 6AM-7:30PM, Sat-Sun 6AM-1PM
- EatWest
Circa
Small but good neighborhood restaurant on California Ave a couple doors south of Admiral. Steak salad is the house favorite. Beer and wine.
Mon-Fri 11:30AM-2PM and 5PM-9PM, Sat-Sun 9AM-2PM and 5PM-9PM
- EatSouth
Columbia City Bakery
Excellent bread, pastries, cakes, and coffee. Mostly a dessert or snack place, though the ham and Gruyère croissant makes for a nice light lunch.
Mon-Fri 7AM-7PM, Sat Sun 7AM-5PM
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