Best Restaurants in Seattle

A seafood restaurant known for its Northwestern-style clam chowder and fried Northwest platter, featuring fresh, wild-caught seafood.

A top oyster house offering a variety of oysters with different flavor profiles, accompanied by wine pairings and fancy sauces.

A sit-down restaurant on the Seattle Waterfront serving seafood.

A takeout place on the Seattle Waterfront where you can eat on the balcony and feed the seagulls.

The Pink Door is a popular restaurant known for its lasagna and Picasa bread.

A seafood restaurant and market in the Central District, known for its incredible poke bowls with sweet shoyu salmon and spicy salmon.

A Thai Soul Kitchen with several locations around Seattle, known for its shareable dishes like Chinese sausage fried rice and Thai steak salad.

A pasta bar located in Pike Place Market offering a rotating menu with pasta dishes from the ocean, farm, and garden.

A restaurant in Lower Queen Anne serving modern and unique takes on Korean dishes, popular for its squid ink fried rice and steak bulgogi with truffles.

Known for its ginger beer and collaboration with Ma'ono Fried Chicken at its Capitol Hill and U Village locations, offering fried chicken sandwiches and chicken fingers.

Known for its fried chicken, which is available at Rachel's Ginger Beer's Capitol Hill and U Village locations.

A Greek restaurant with a North American twist, known for dishes like octopus hash and shakshuka.

A popular spot in downtown Seattle with a large collection of spirits, specializing in sourdough pizza and pasta.

Bleacher's Cheese in Pike Place Market is known for its grilled cheese sandwiches and tomato soup, where you can watch the cheese makers at work.

Wilmot's Ghost is a pizza restaurant with classic cocktails and ice cream located near the Spheres.

Frankie and Joe's is an ice cream shop in Capitol Hill.

Fogong Coquina Mexicana is a restaurant in Capitol Hill with great drinks and Mexican food.

Biscuit is a popular breakfast spot near Pike Place Market known for its biscuits.

An iconic Seattle spot to try clam chowder, perfect for cold days.

A fast-food seafood joint offering fish and chips and chowder, with locations including the waterfront and Gas Works Park.

An iconic Seattle spot for good, cheap burgers open late, popular as a late-night meal.

A restaurant known for its very good and spicy fried chicken sandwiches.

A Pike Place Market bakery offering Russian and Ukrainian boat-shaped buns with various fillings, perfect for a handheld snack.

Hot dog carts that pop up late at night, especially around Capitol Hill, selling hot dogs with cream cheese.

An ice cream shop known for its unique flavors, including monthly specials, and chunky ice creams with ribbons of caramel and fudge.

An ice cream shop offering monthly flavors and creamy ice cream.

A walk-up window selling slices of pie, open late at night.

A dessert place that sells chocolate cakes with chocolate fudge in the middle, usually served with ice cream.

A bakery known for its twice-baked almond croissant.

A local restaurant chain, serving seafood.

A popular restaurant located at Miners Landing.

A restaurant located on the waterfront.