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The Tin Table
Price: Moderate•Northwest•5(636)The Tin Table and Century Ballroom, hidden away on the second floor of the historic Oddfellows building, has been a local institution for the past 27 years. Usually filled with bustling ballroom dancers and diners seeking mouth watering local fare.Sushi Kashiba
Price: Very Expensive•Sushi•4.9(913)Sushi Kashiba is Seattle's destination for Japanese fine dining at its highest level. Located next to historic Pike Place Market. Take a coveted seat at the Omakase sushi bar, where you just might find multi-James Beard Award nominated Chef Shiro Kashiba holding court.
Most guests order one of Sushi Kashiba's chef curated sushi dinners. The mix of fresh local fish as well as delicacies from Japan and around the world will satisfy the palette of seasoned sushi fans as well as new entrants into the sushi world. We also feature à la carte items like agedashi tofu, oysters on the half shell and Chef Kashiba's New York Times featured black cod kasuzuke. Welcome to Sushi Kashiba.
GH Pasta & Pizza
Price: Moderate•Italian•4.8(140)Local eatery highlighting house extruded pasta, pizza, and familiar starters using seasonal & local ingredientsThe Shambles
Price: Expensive•American•4.9(135)We are a 21+ restaurant and bar. Founded in 2018 by Joel and Matthew and purchased in late 2022 by Becky and Jon, the vision remains the same: Old English pub vibes, high quality food.
We loved The Shambles from the minute we walked in and now we continue the heritage of what was created before us. On the food side: high quality steaks, cut in house. Cooks who have the freedom to create seasonal dishes ranging from foraged mushrooms to house made sausages. To go with your meal, we offer skillfully made, non-fussy cocktails, carefully selected wines, a plethora of beers, sours, and ciders on tap and a a robust non alcoholic selection. We top it all off with warm and knowledgeable service. At the Shambles, you can join us for a lovely date night, get together with friends OR choose to sit at the bar and get an ear full of cheesy jokes and unfiltered chatter We are serious about our service from top to bottom and we can’t wait to serve you!
Cora Pizza and Plates
Price: Moderate•Italian•4.9(56)Welcome to Cora Pizza & Plates, a neighborhood Italian restaurant in Seattle’s Capitol Hill featuring wood fired pizzas, heartening pastas, and seasonal vegetables and salads from James Beard Award-winning Chef John Sundstrom of Lark. Visit our rustic and cozy space, perfect for a date night or family dinner, and enjoy our refined but approachable plates, complemented by a curated wine list, batch cocktails and boozy slushies.The Olive & Grape
Price: Expensive•Mediterranean•4.9(584)Turkish, Italian and Greek with a Twist.
The Olive and Grape opened in September 2010. The owner, Paola Corsini, is third-generation Italian Levantine, born and raised in Izmir, Turkey. Paola's distinct culture is represented in the menu at The Olive and Grape. Each and every meal served is infused with the traditions of Turkish and Italian cuisine.
Sabine Café and Bar
Price: Moderate•Mediterranean•4.7(82)reservations accepted for dinner only, from 5pm-9pm.
our day café remains walk-up and counter-service only - NO reservations accepted for brunch.
we are 21+ after 10pm on friday and saturday.
sabine is a café, bar, and bakery serving a lively daytime and nighttime experience for all on ballard ave. here you'll find vibrant espresso drinks, colorful cocktails, and fresh breakfast, lunch, and dinner served daily. our inviting menus by chef dunkelberger draw upon mediterranean influences with middle eastern spices and herbs, while our dedication to using local, in-season, and organic ingredients wherever we can highlights the bounty of the northwest. our mezze and salatim dishes are meant to be shared; here we value the community that dining together brings.La Fontana Siciliana
Price: Expensive•Italian•4.8(1,741)La Fontana Siciliana is a serene retreat in the heart of Seattle’s bustling Belltown, where the charm of Sicily comes alive. As you step into our enchanting courtyard, the soothing sound of a bubbling fountain and the tantalizing scent of Sicilian delicacies welcome you.
We source our ingredients from premier local purveyors to craft the most exquisite Sicilian fare in Washington. Our kitchen, led by the talented Chef Antonio Torralba, promises an unforgettable culinary journey.
Join us at La Fontana Siciliana for an authentic Sicilian experience, where every dish, glass of wine, and interaction is a testament to our dedication to excellence.
PLEASE NOTE: While we can’t guarantee specific seating in our rooms or courtyard, rest assured that each space in La Fontana offers a unique experience, with seating allocated based on reservation timing and arrival order. Your understanding is greatly appreciated.
Migaku
Price: Very Expensive•Kaiseki•4.9(20)Migaku specializes in authentic Japanese “Sushi” and “Kaiseki” cuisine, served in the traditional “Omakase” style. Grand Opening on December 23rd 2024 in Seattle, WA, by a Japanese chef, Migaku has quickly distinguished itself in the culinary world.
Chef Migaku Inaba is renowned for his profound dedication to the art of Japanese cuisine. His culinary journey began in the picturesque settings of Shizuoka, where he was deeply influenced by the rich natural resources and the culinary heritage of the region. After honing his skills at the esteemed hotel Kiyomizu, Chef Inaba received the prestigious “Minister of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries Award,” a testament to his skill and innovation in the kitchen. Please come on in and enjoy our Japanese dining journey.Tilikum Place Cafe
Price: Moderate•Northwest•4.9(2,385)Inspired European and Northwest brunch, lunch and dinner. We take great pride in using the freshest & highest quality products as our menu is entirely made in house. Stop by for dinner or brunch & experience seasonal cuisine, creative libations & a warm welcome! We have a very small dining room and a not accommodate group dining. Our table maximum for brunch and lunch seats up to 6 guests. For dinner service, we can seat up to 8 guests if there are openings. Thank you.
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- VVanessaYorkshire •1 review4.0Dined 3 days agoFriendly welcome. Staff very attentive and polite. Food was very tasty and lots of it!More infoAssaggioPrice: Moderate• Italian• Downtown•4.7
- JJillNew Orleans / Louisiana •4 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoService was friendly and responsive. We did Amal plates and drinks and all were delicious. The calamari was our favorite.More info2120Price: Expensive• Contemporary American• Downtown•4.7
- KKeithVIPSeattle / Eastern Washington •20 reviews5.0Dined 4 days agoHeath our server was excellent and the food perfect.More infoLola SeattlePrice: Moderate• Mediterranean• Downtown•4.7
- JJamesSeattle / Eastern Washington •4 reviews5.0Dined on Apr 5, 2025Great place for a date night we had a lot of fun drinking premium cocktails. Really a cool place!! Make reservations…More infoDeep DivePrice: Expensive• Cocktail Bar• Lake Union / Eastlake•4.6
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Healthy restaurants located in Seattle include Wild Ginger Downtown Seattle, RockCreek Seafood & Spirits - Seattle and Terra Plata
Restaurants with gluten-free options in Seattle are Wild Ginger Downtown Seattle, a stir and Salty's on Alki Beach
Bottomless brunch in Seattle is available at Portage Bay Cafe - South Lake Union, Salty's on Alki Beach and Tilikum Place Cafe
The most romantic restaurant in Seattle is Spinasse
Restaurants in Seattle with a great view include Salty's on Alki Beach, Palisade and The Pink Door