Best places to eat in Seattle
Popular picks: Seafood - Fresh catches from the Pacific Northwest, especially salmon. · Coffee - Specialty coffee shops are abundant, with local roasters. · Asian Cuisine - A variety of authentic Asian restaurants, especially in the International District. · Farm-to-Table - Many restaurants focus on locally sourced ingredients. · Burgers - Seattle has a vibrant burger scene with gourmet options.
Cafe Juanita$$$$4.7Sophisticated Northern Italian dining immersed in a lush Kirkland wooded setting
Salumi$$4.7Iconic Pioneer Square deli famous for handcrafted artisanal cured meats
Sushi Kashiba$$$$4.7High-end omakase and fresh Pacific Northwest sushi at Pike Place Market
Canlis$$$$4.6Seattle's iconic fine dining destination offering upscale Pacific Northwest cuisine
Pike Place Chowder$$4.6Seattle's iconic Post Alley counter serving award-winning, rich seafood chowders daily.
Sushi Kappo Tamura$$$4.6Upscale Eastlake destination serving fresh, sustainable sushi and seasonal Japanese dishes.
Din Tai Fung$$4.5A Taste of Taiwan in Seattle
Marination Ma Kai$4.5Hawaiian-Korean fusion street food with sweeping Seattle skyline views.
Paseo$4.5Famous Seattle counter-serve spot known for flavor-packed Caribbean roast sandwiches
Tavern Law$$$4.5Sophisticated Capitol Hill cocktail lounge offering vintage drinks and speakeasy vibes
The Walrus and the Carpenter$$$4.5Iconic Ballard oyster bar serving fresh local seafood and specialty cocktails.
La Carta de Oaxaca$$4.4Authentic Oaxacan cuisine and mezcal cocktails in historic Ballard
Serious Pie$$4.4Acclaimed Seattle spot serving gourmet wood-fired, thin-crust artisan pizzas daily.
Sushi Katsu-ya$$4.4Fresh sushi and Japanese small plates in Seattle's South Lake Union.
Pike Place Market$Seattle's iconic historic waterfront market brimming with fresh seafood and crafts
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