Dining Out in Seattle
Fantastic under-the-radar restaurants that we regret telling you about
Classic dives, legendary cocktail joints, and more
Including expert omakase, pillowy quiche, knockout hom bow, and more
Where to eat when you want something extraordinary
Whether you want a high-end prix fixe dinner or a Chinese feast, we have you covered
A guide to University of Washington’s neighborhood, for Huskies and visitors alike
Wood-fired sourdough pizzas, amazing Vietnamese coffee, decadent burgers, and more
A new wave of Thai food, plus pizza so hyped you can’t even get it
Philly cheesesteaks, exceptional tuna sandwiches, and classic Italian subs
A hard-to-get pizza, exceptional pies, and the best tamales in town
Here’s where you can have a chill drink during the big dark
You don’t have to eat bad food at the airport, we promise
A beautiful South Lake Union wine bar, a slick new waterfront taproom, and more.
Vietnamese brews topped with salted cream, old-school espresso, and innovative iced drinks
Seattle’s southern neighbor has a wide selection of excellent dining options, from elk sliders to bison melts to incredible bagels.
Featuring soul food, esquites, and the only Cham restaurant in the U.S.
The neighborhood has everything: fried Lebanese-Mexican tacos, South Asian bar snacks, and not-so-secret congee
Great duck breast, a creamy curry, and an underrated sandwich spot
Here are the places that have transformed Seattle into a bona fide pizza town
Candy crumble toppings, raised brioche beasts, traditional old fashioneds, and more
Restaurants where you can safely bring your small children
Crispy smash burgers, juicy half-pound patties, and more
A neighborhood known for its Mexican food has a lot more to offer
Where to find world-class soba noodles, Guamanian smashburgers, innovative Filipino fine dining, and more
From tajarin with butter and sage to classic red sauce, here’s where to get your pasta fix
A sandwich that inspires lines, some incredible pastries, and more
Classics curries, Nepalase momos, and inventive items like dosas with white truffle oil
For those who want a sliver of something sweet
This quiet city still has some life after midnight
From-scratch soba and udon, tonkatsu curry, and more
When the rainy season hits, curl up with some broth
Vietnamese-style chicken and waffles, braised duck Benedicts, Dutch babies, and more
Oyster sandwiches, corn fritters, and haggis
From classic Buffalo wings to Vietnamese chicken wings served with nuoc cham, these are crispy, spicy, saucy winners
