Pacific Northwest Restaurants

Fronted by massive granite columns that make it look more like a bank than a restaurant, the Metropolitan Grill is a very traditional steakhouse that attracts a well-heeled clientele, primarily men in suits. When you wal... more

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In this hopping section of lower Queen Anne Hill, this small chain of three restaurants serves up delicious Mediterranean fare. This is really a hole in the wall with uncomfortable chairs and glaring lights. Put that aside, tho... more

Overlooking Eliot Bay in the popular and bustling Pikes Place Market, this small eatery is big on flavor. Head chef and menu creator, Chester Gerl, works hard day and night to bring hungry patrons delicious seafood dishes, fine... more

Sitting along Alki Beach this is one of the best Greek pizza joints in town. Bright and airy inside with great views of Puget Sound, brighter and airier outside, with even better views of Puget Sound, the decor cannot be beat.... more

Located just a little north of Woodland Park Zoo, this retro burger joint is tiny and always hoppin' because everyone knows it does one of the best burgers in Seattle. Try the verde burger, made with Anaheim peppers for... more

Get transported to the medieval world of caravans and palm trees while enjoying a hearty Moroccan five course meal at this specialty restaurant in Seattle. Rich rugs, subtle lighting, costumed waiters and belly dancers await yo... more

A Seattle tradition since 1938, this casual waterfront restaurant has a spectacular view of Elliott Bay. For more than 60 years, people have come here for fresh seafood and a good time. Wooden tables and chairs fill the large,... more

This barbecue joint has managed to outlive many of its neighbors. The decor is virtually nonexistent, unless you consider outdoor tables and take out windows decor, but the eatery serves up delicious helpings of its speciality—... more

Mechanic-turned-grillmaster Gene Porter turns out Southern barbecue and down-home ambiance in the land of high technology. Dixie's optional "The Man" sauce is about as hot as sauce comes, so go easy; meals have been ruined here... more