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The Pink Door

Reasonably good Italian restaurant, but it's a better bar, with a rather romantic European market ambiance and a trellis-covered outdoor deck. Occasional cabaret-style live entertainment, no cover.

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Address: 1919 Post Alley
Getting there: at Pike Place Market
Hours: Mon-Thu 11:30AM - 11:30PM, Fri Sat 11:30AM - 1AM, Sun 4-11PM

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