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Shuckers |
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411 University St, Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Seattle 98101 • 206-621-1984
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~163 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. The downtown crowd has plenty to choose from when it comes to restaurants, but the options narrow when the subject of "the best oysters in town" is broached. This Seattle standby holds its own in the face of myriad newbies that have popped up over the years. Clubby and suave in an old-fashioned way, Shuckers takes oysters seriously, whether steamed, pan-fried, or just plain raw. For those who don't dig shucking, options like beer-battered fish and chips, seared ahi tuna with wasabi salad, fried calamari, and the signature Northwest seafood chowder are wise bets. |
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The Georgian |
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411 University St, Fairmont Olympic Hotel, Seattle 98101 • 206-621-7889 • 206-621-1700
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~163 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. Some would say that this restaurant, accented with crystal chandeliers, potted palms, and rich fabrics, is Seattle's grandest. From elegant decor to fine Northwest cuisine, the establishment is sublime. A well-trained, knowledgeable staff serves beautifully-presented dishes, such as eggs benedict, lemon-ricotta pancakes, NY steak and eggs, smoked salmon omelet, and orange French toast. Impress important clients with an early-morning breakfast meeting and usher in the day with a superb meal too. Although the experience is pricey, it's ideal for special occasions and expense accounts. |
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Sazerac |
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1101 4th Ave, Hotel Monaco, Seattle 98101 • 206-624-7755 • 206-516-5007
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~481 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. The Hotel Monaco in downtown Seattle is really heating up, thanks in part to chef Jan Birnbaum, the driving force behind Sazerac. The fashionable restaurant serves spicy, Cajun-inspired New American cuisine, including golden hush puppies served with warm molasses, Creole shrimp cakes, black mussels with cumin butter sauce, and braised beef served with a gorgonzola potato creation. Modern, amusing interiors make this a must on your restaurant list. |
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Gelatiamo |
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1400 3rd Ave, Seattle 98101 • 206-467-9563
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~587 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. At the upscale Gelatiamo ice cream parlor, located downtown, patrons can enjoy Old Country pastries along with potent espressos, cappuccinos, and lattes. Stop in around noon, and you'll be able to savor a hot panini prior to your favorite sugar-dusted treat. Of course, the wise choice is always a few scoops of their gelato, a dense Italian-style ice cream that's nothing short of addictive. In particular, the frutti di bosco (mixed fruit) and classic "cioccolato" (chocolate) earn high marks. |
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User Rating: 8.5
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Tulio Ristorante |
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1100 5th Ave, Hotel Vintage Park, Seattle 98101 • 206-624-5500
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~646 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. Polished woods and hand-crafted detailing characterize this lovely restaurant, which features an open kitchen, along with upstairs and downstairs dining rooms. Frequented by professionals at lunch, Tulio is known for its authentic cuisine and attentive service. The menu includes such treats as salmon ravioli, sweet-potato gnocchi with sage butter, pepper-crusted roast pork loin, and marinated Washington lamb sirloin. You'll also find pizzas and calzones on the lunch menu. Tulio makes the perfect start to any special evening occasion. At times, you may even spot a celebrity! |
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Wild Ginger |
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1401 3rd Ave, Mann Building, Seattle 98101 • 206-623-4450
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Distance:
~707 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. Ask around, and you'll quickly discover that Wild Ginger is a definite Seattle favorite. The restaurant that introduced the satay bar to the US also welcomes an eclectic mix of business people, families, and celebrities. Fragrant Duck is the signature dish, but Pow Wok Lamb and Drunken Quail are excellent choices as well. The lively atmosphere is made even better by friendly servers and live jazz, which is a Monday night specialty. |
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User Rating: 9.5
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Palomino |
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1420 5th Ave, Seattle 98101 • 206-623-1300
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~866 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. Well-attended by patrons of all sorts, this popular destination is perennially full and has even received a vote for "Best Downtown Lunch" by Seattle Magazine. Capitalizing on its combination of Mediterranean and Northwest fare, the wide-ranging menu features paella, fire-roasted garlic chicken, poached seafood ravioli, wild mushroom risotto, and fresh Pacific salmon. You'll also find a good selection of both traditional and exotic pizzas. Depending on your mood and your time constraints, choose to partake in the dining room, in the large bar area, or in the cafe, which offers the quickest service. |
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User Rating: 9
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McCormick & Schmick's Seafood Restaurant |
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1103 1st Ave, Seattle 98101 • 206-623-5500 • 888-226-6212
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~1151 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. As popular a bar as it is a seafood restaurant, this neighborhood eatery is regularly filled with patrons. The interior – a study in brass, glass, and sleek wood – is warm, inviting, and as clean-lined as a yacht cabin. The seafood served is impeccably fresh, and the menu changes daily. Over 25 fresh catches are available, and whole lobster is a constant bargain. M&S also has one of the best oyster stews in the city, along with icy martinis and a great wine list. |
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Morton's, The Steakhouse |
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1511 6th Ave, between Pike and Pine Sts, Seattle 98101 • 206-223-0550
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~1200 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. Tuxedo-clad waiters set the tone for a Midwest classic that's staked a claim in the Northwest. Known for tableside presentations (yes, that's a live lobster on the cart), this steak house is famous for its 24-ounce porterhouse and its hearty portions. Sides must be ordered separately at additional cost, and the menu offers seafood, chicken, and veal for those who don't relish red meat. More than 175 wine complements are available as well. Expectedly, the atmosphere is plush, and Sinatra croons in the background to add to the whole experience. |
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User Rating: 10
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Place Pigalle |
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81 Pike St, Pike Place Market, Seattle 98101 • 206-624-1756
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~1214 ft * |
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DOWNTOWN. An intimate standout at Pike Place Market, this restaurant beckons you to spend romantic time with someone special. Whether you dine outdoors or in, the warm, inviting French bistro offers spectacular views of Puget Sound. Fish that have been fresh-caught that very day, maybe even that very hour, grace the menu, along with briny mussels and a rich onion soup crusted with gruyere. |
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