Shoreline Restaurants

Not content to rest on the laurels of her success at Flying Fish, chef Christine Keff opened another Belltown winner. From Argentine carpaccio to Bahia-style mussels to Oaxacan mole, Fandango's menu is a tribute to the flavors... more

Award-winning French chef, Thierry Rautureau (a.k.a. "the Chef in the Hat") culls the finest flavors from local, organic ingredients while adding a delicious French twist. Amidst a warm and cozy environment, patrons dine on an... more

For years this restaurant was actually located at a farm. In 1997, however, the restaurant burned to the ground and was rebuilt at Willows Lodge in Woodinville. The dining concept—dinner by reservation only for people who cheri... more

With its elegantly minimalist decor of light wood with black accents and its artfully presented food, this sleek spot is quite a leap from the hash-slinging Asian joints on nearby Broadway. This place offers Eastern elegance wi... more

This is the most casual of chef Tom Douglas's four Seattle establishments, with a bar that attracts nearly as many customers as the restaurant. The atmosphere is urban chic, with cement pillars, simple wood booths, and a... more

Renowned in the Seattle area and beyond, this vegetarian restaurant has kept its neighborhood feel. The interior is contemporary and uncluttered. Dark floors, light wood tables and chairs, big windows and fresh flowers make Caf... more

Chef Tamara Murphy, much lauded over the years by national food magazines, is one of Seattle's finest chefs, and here, at her attractive Belltown restaurant, she has introduced many a Seattleite to the joys of Mediterran... more

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

A favorite breakfast stop for local Boeing and construction workers, the Mukilteo Speedway Café’s adorable entryway features a small breakfast bar with stools and a bakery case filled with homemade pies, cakes, and par... more

Misoya is hidden away in a tiny strip mall. The only indication of the restaurant from the road is a sandwich board sign that says “Sushi” with an arrow. But despite its modern outward appearance, Misoya is a treat to beho... more