SEATTLE RESTAURANT SUGGESTION?

[freshone12]

amante's across from capitol = piff

 

[o fenomeno]

im bringin this back

good food spots in seattle...

redmill burgers
%!!$$ drive in
thai tom
paseos
pagliaccis pizza
pudge bros pizza (chicken bacon ranch)
ezells chicken (holy @**# dude)
tamarind tree
ipanema (go to brazil for the real deal its 10 times better)
taste of india
beths does make a chronic omelette too


and my faaaaavorite spot is skillet street food. its a lunch cart that changes locations everyday for the business lunch. they change their menu alot. rightnow they are serving some amaaazing fried chicken. check it out, i highly recommend it.

http://www.skilletstreetfood.com/

oh and wendys. always great.

 

[mwebsteristhetruth]

crush is %%@%*%% amazing pricey though

 

[treboro01]

I would suggest ipanema down on first ave close to the SAM, its a brazilian buffet restaurant. A lil pricey but well worth it. Also El Gaucho's on 1stclose to belltown

 

[vicexxxisfresh]

paseos
tamarind tree
black bottle (arguable but I'll throw it out there)
that sandwich place behind goods


or just go to yelp.com

 

[dmbrhs]

My favs (all price points and types):

Belltown/BluWater Bistro (various locations)
The Met
Red Mill Burger
Santa Fe Cafe
Rosita's
Various taco trucks

 

[k han 206]

The Pink Door by the pike place market. good food and environment.

A good friend of mine recommended Palisades too for good seafood. I dont eat seafood so...

 

[shugaray]

3 of my faves.
Bobby's Hawaiian in Everett.
Palomino's happy hour. Can't beat the $5 pizzas.
McCormick & Schmick's...again only for happy hour.

 

[visual specialist]

May I suggest The Ivar's Salmon House near Wallingford and Lake Union. Its a little pricey but well worth it - full brunch buffet with omelet stations,fresh seafood, fresh pasta, fish-n-chips, etc. Nice views of Lake Washington as well - if its nice outside, they've got patio seating. As a matter offact, I'm going there this Sunday. Good place to bring big eaters!

Like treboro01 said, I approve of Ipanema as well. Brazilian buffet where the food is cut and served directly to your plate!

 

[dcortes23]

for seafood mcCormick and schmit, and crab pot all day!!

 

[powfo]

Specialty's Bakery at U-Village got some of the best sandwiches I've ever eaten. reasonably priced too.


yes, i did just make like 6 posts in a row. AND WHAT?!

 

[theswoosh]

Matts in the market $$$
Il Fornos pizzeria on cap hill across the st from winners circle.
Thai recipe (best thai restaurant I have found) in the southend.
Harborside on lake union.
Alladins gyrocery on the ave. Just make sure to order the Halal meat.
Hot mama's pizza
Kusina Philipina -Quck and cheap on beacon hill.
Sushi Tokyo- on Roosevelt cutty and delicious.

BTW to all the heads who mentioned Paseos. They have a second location in Ballard where Gordos use to be.

YO Visual Specialist. Dinuguan, are you serious!

 

[no r3gard]

not in seattle, but chantanee in bellevue or pen in kirkland (same owners). they serve some good thai food.

 

[aumxhype]

i got food poisoning from tamarind tree once, it was the day of the power outage too. that day sucked

 

[seattle206]

i would also recommend salumi in seattle. its a deli/meat shop owned by mario batali's (former irom chef) parents. great smoked and cured hams! theirsandwiched are devine, get there early because the lines get long quick!

 

[visual specialist]

Someone help your boy out...

Can someone recommend a good filipino restaurant around here? I don't care if its a sit down place or "turo-turo" - I'm tired of cooking andmy girl and I would like to try a new place or two. Someone mentioned Kusina Philipina - is that place any good? Any other recommendations?

Also, (and I don't know if my friend was gassing me up or what) I've heard that there is a 24 hour Pho restaurant here in the north end - has anyoneever heard of this?

TheSwoosh: Dinuguan FTW!

 

[thisismyvibe]

I'm SHOCKED that no one has brought up The Wild Ginger... Bomb food for sure.

Word to Tutta Bella, too.

 

[hella]

Here's my list for best restaurants.. I am a huge fan of food and I wanted to share some of my favorite spots around Seattle.

$ $5-10 per person
Scichuanese restaurant (Chinatown at 12th and Jackson NEXT to Thanh Vi)
Paseos Cuban sandwiches (Fremont)
Salumi (2nd Ave a half block from Seahawk Stadium) Its the Iron Chef Mario Battali's dad's sandwich shop.. BOMB!!
Dahlia Bakery (4th Ave Downtown)
Macrina Bakery (1st Ave Belltown)
Jade Garden


$$ $10-20 per person
Coastal Kitchen (Madison Park)
Baccos (Breakfast foods Pike Place)
Quinn's Pub (10th and Pike)
Serious Pie (Lenora St Downtown)
Cafe Campagne (Pike Place)


$$$ $20-40 per person
Poppy (North Broadway)
Sitka and Spruce (Eastlake)
Palace Kitchen (5th Ave Downtown)
Steelhead Diner (Pike Place)

$$$$ $40+ per person
The Waterfront Restaurant (Pier 70 i think?)
El Gaucho
The Met


Sushi
I'm a fan of traditional Japanese sushi. I'll start with most traditional down to Seattle fusion sushi..

Shiros (2nd Ave Belltown)
Saito's (2nd Ave Belltown)
Nishinos (E. Madison behind the arboritum)
I Love Sushi (Lake Union) Just as a head's up they just started a happy hour. Not very many people know about it but its from 4-6. They have a goodselection too..
Wasabi Bistro (2nd Ave Belltown)
Umi Sake House

Other favorites:

Typhoon (Redmond)
There's this bomb @%% thai restaurant in Southcenter right by Toys R Us.. I just can't remember the name

 

[richierich781]

OK corral bbq on greenwood ave. and ask for the hookup.