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Old 01-04-2009, 05:07 PM
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Hey everyone,

Just wondering what your top 3, must visit restaurants are in Seattle? Preferably no more than a couple of miles outside of the downtown area.

Thanks, Joe
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Hey everyone,

Just wondering what your top 3, must visit restaurants are in Seattle? Preferably no more than a couple of miles outside of the downtown area.

Thanks, Joe

Sorry, I only know 1...
http://www.city-data.com/forum/seatt...t-seattle.html

cheap, good AND in downtown. not sure if you are looking for upscale ones, but this one is not at all.
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Old 01-04-2009, 05:27 PM
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We are living frugally right now and don't go out much, or if we do it's somewhere cheap, but accidentally bumped into a great restaurant downtown with some of the most delicious food ever.

Pricey, but happy hour is a great deal. It's called the Icon Grill. Welcome to Icon Grill!

Trendy carnival but comfortable interior, wonderful service, amazing food. Regular price dinner entrees $20-$25 but every bite worth it. The dessert hot fudge sundae with homemade chocolate sauce encased in a funnel baked vanilla wafer is to die for. Cocktails are delicious.

Well worth a spin.
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This is outstandingly a foodie town. Some of my favorites --

Seafood first:
Chef Tom Douglas' restaurants, especially Etta's, and Dahlia Lounge
McCormick's Fish House (on 4th)
McCormick & Schmick's
Shucker's
Crab Pot
Ivar's down on Alaskan Way by Eliott Bay (not gourmet, but a local icon)
Salty's at Alki Beach (great food, great water & islands view; short ride from downtown)

Earth & Ocean (elegantly eclectic)
Benihana (Japanese hibachi with high-flying knives)
Wild Ginger (elegantly eclectic; some Asian)
Maximillian (French; at Pike Place Market)
Kell's Irish Restaurant and Pub
Teatro ZinZanni (a hilarious 3-hour experience with Tom Douglas food)
Metropolitan Grill (steaks)
Brooklyn (many people like; I think it's deafeningly noisy; steaks & seafood)

Nishino (Perhaps world's finest Japanese menu, from the brilliant chef Matsuhisa Nobu; worth a thousand taxi rides from downtown)

These million restaurants are just in downton Seattle:
Downtown Seattle Restaurants | Restaurant menus, reviews and maps on urbanspoon.com

Now look what you've done: you've made me hungry!
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Purple Wine Bar
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Palisade is not downtown, but they offer "complimentary town car service" from downtown hotels.

Palisade
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Benihana??
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That one caught my eye too, AFC. Sheesh, they have those in Scranton.

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Benihana??
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Scranton, New York, Timbuktu -- I don't care. Their food is deeeelicious!! YUMMM.
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Benihana has good food. Just don't order sushi there!

My favorite place for breakfast is Bay Cafe at fisherman's terminal.

Favorite sushi is Wasabi Bistro, in Belltown.. i believe it's on 2nd ave near Battery St.

Fisherman's restaraunt, at the end of pier 57 is a great place to go, especially if it's warm enough to sit outside.
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