About as Seattle as it gets. Chef Matt Dillon; Northwest ingredients; and dishes that seem disarmingly simple, until you realize you could never recreate them yourself. [Eater 38 Member] En savoir plus .
Get spold mac: a mix of the old mac and cheese and the spicy mac and cheese. Osyter shooters too!
Amazing menu that changes everyday with an awesome selection of appetizers and sauces. A hole in the wall that's always packed. Get there early
Where to start... Double baked chocolate croissants, smoked salmon croissant, spinach croissant, kouign amann, meringue tarts - all of it is amazing.
Seattle Urban Farm Co. maintains the garden atop this Ballard neighborhood hangout where you're likely to find salads, herb-encrusted salmon, and rosemary lemonade made with roof-sourced ingredients.
Washington milk & cream are the base for ice cream flavors like balsamic strawberry and scout mint (made with Washington-grown peppermint) and 90% of ingredients are sourced from area purveyors. En savoir plus .
Omg the ginger beer, every flavor. Love a Moscow mule with the cucumber flavor!
Pancetta Benedict has been my favorite Benedict in the world since I first tried it 2 years ago. Very authentic Swedish kanelbulle and Italian walnut cookies are to die for as well.
Hell yeah! This place has awesome vibes. Playin rap when I walked in and all the staff was friendly and sweet. The straight up bitch and the jalapeño are killer. Come and get ya bitchin biscuits folks
The place is busy on weekends lunch time, we ordered Jambalaya and fried chicken with gumbo. Everything very tasty and spicy. Nice place.
Enjoyed the biscuits and gravy (added poached local eggs). They have their own branded diet sodas which is cool, and use Blue Star Roasters which was a little dark for my taste. Food > Coffee.
This is one of the year-round farmer's markets in Seattle--every Saturday from 9am to 2pm. A bit larger from May to October, but always good
Great farmers market! Wonderful local produce and other items! Shout out to a local cider place (name?) Purchased a great dessert wine and hard cider! And they're year round!
The Queen Anne Farmers Market is great because of its intimate grounds and creativity. It is centered on top of the hill, right next to a park and school. A few co-workers always brought home very n En savoir plus .
Ocho tapas bar, known for tempting diners with anchovy bites, also offers a heavenly deviled egg. One man's happy hour is another man's brunch. Happy hour 4-6 on weekdays, noon-6 on weekends En savoir plus .
Decadence - gluten and dairy free cake, Theo chocolate, dry burned caramel, toffee nibs and vanilla ice cream
The praline bacon waffle and the fried chicken waffle are quite delicious and all the plates are very generous in size. The service is very friendly and laid back.
I highly recommend lamb or beef tartare, grilled octopus, lamb chops, and cardamom affogato. You can skip the brown butter cake, and Moroccan baked eggs.
My favorite donut spot in Portland. First time, buy a dozen and taste each one with a friend. Their small & delicious so you don't feel gross after.
I'm a skeptic until my first by and HOLY 💩 is the pasta awesome here. Best dish I've ever had...get the Carbonara and you'll be fulfilled in your pasta life ☑️
Amazing pastas! The signature tajarin with butter and sage is so perfectly simple and understated.
With so many great tapas options at List, it's hard to decide on just one. But for the Seattle list here, we'll go with the gnocchi in a black truffle cream sauce. More at http://is.gd/SEAtapa
Not as crowded as the original but the double baked almond croissant is money per usual.
Can't go wrong with any of the pizza choices. Make sure you save room for cake, the carrot cake is one of the best I've bee had.
Seattle's Food lovers trust this place for an uncommon offering like velvet steak or a glorious chuck eye! Try the Reuben mille feuille, layered with brisket, beef belly, cabbage & rye crackers! En savoir plus .
So good! I had the chicken breast sandwich and corn on the cob. Both highly recommended. Long lines, however totally worth it.
Absolutely breathtaking. Take a hike, literally, hike down to the bottom for a refreshing dip.
Loved how accessible this is from Seattle! Perfect for those days when you don’t want a long hike, but you do want some steep terrain to get your heart pumping, and a reward of pretty waterfall views.
A gorgeous trail with a swimmable lake at the end! Lots of traffic but that wasn't as distracting as it usually is. You'll need to pay for parking if you don't have a pass.
My favorite trail. It's pretty short, so it doesn't take the whole day, and the view from the top is amazing.
