Seattle Restaurants

Steps from the Dahlia Lounge, Tom Douglas's newest creation is about pie. Not like his infamous Coconut Cream—Serious Pie is about seriously good pizza. The space is intimate, with just 50 seats, rustic exposed beam ceilings, a... more

Inspired by the fishing traditions of the Mediterranean, the Fish Club serves luscious seafood at a stunning waterfront location. A variety of fish and shellfish preparations, such as the restaurant's signature Fish Dancer, con... more

Want to read while you eat? Introduce yourself to books and good food at the Library Bistro. Contemporary American food and a bookstore contribute to the comfortable feel at this restaurant. High backed booths, ten-foot high bo... more

With a couch and coffee table in the waiting area and a long row of thick blue banquette booths, this astonishingly spacious Thai restaurant doesn't exactly face the water, but the long wall of windows gives a glimpse of Lake W... more

It is hard to cultivate elegance when located in the heart of a Capitol Hill neighborhood that self-consciously rejects elegance, but this establishment makes an effort. This Thai eatery serves up sumptuous dishes at reasonable... more

Named in Northwest Best Places, this International District favorite is a good place to sample the ever-more-popular Vietnamese cuisine. The atmosphere is quiet and unassuming and the food is simple yet delicious. Sample the ma... more

A popular lunchtime spot for downtown businesspeople and for tourists visiting the Seattle waterfront, this restaurant consists of one large room with high ceilings and a few plants. It's comfortable, clean and almost soothing.... more

Apart from Szmania and Palisade, the Magnolia neighborhood isn't exactly known for its fine dining. And this drab little house on a drab corner doesn't inspire excitement. But then you step inside a dining room with art and flo... more

Dim sum restaurants seem to appear and disappear with almost equal regularity, but this one is at home in its International District locale. The space is very limited in this queer little spot, which means there is often a wait... more

This eatery is representative of the types of restaurants found on the Avenue in the University District. It is fairly small, casual, often busy, and not exactly elegant. The plastic covered tables need updating, but it serves... more