Downtown

Smoked salmon plate-lunch and fish-n-chips served outdoors at a scenic downtown waterfront location. Ordering at the walk-up counter outside is inexpensive.Please do not feed ducks and seagulls as human food is harmful for birds! Good food, but pretty touristy.

Nordstrom Cafe

Pick up some bread, cheese, sausage and smoked fish from the shops in Pike Place Market and have a picnic on the grass at the north end of the Market, or get a cup of coffee and sit at a table on the sidewalk.

Country cuisine in an urban setting brings the joys of coastal France to Seattle.

Despite a change in ownership, one of Seattle's most romantic restaurants retains its intimate, elegant charm.

Mama's Mexican Kitchen

Plentiful portions of decent food and a fun, festive atmosphere. Don't miss out on the Elvis Room.

Charming Market ambiance and tasty seafood selections make for a fine low-key dining experience at this lilliputian spot.

Tom Douglas' upscale saloon is a hit any time of day.

Part of a chain, there's nothing unique to Seattle about the place, but the location is convenient and the food consistent.

Tom Douglas' premiere restaurant and, perhaps, one of Seattle's very finest. It is a very eclectic and creative restaurant. There is an emphasis on seafood that runs throughout the ever-changing menu with many Asian influences, too. The appetizers tend to outshine the entrees, so opt for making a meal by ordering one of each and leaving room for dessert the freshly-fried doughnuts delivered in a paper sack are a bit incongruous, but deservedly popular.

Le Pichet

An excellent French bistro, in the heart of downtown. Try the roast chicken.

Tucked in the center of the downtown hotels. Side dishes served on a per-table basis, so make sure you can agree with your companions! Skip the happy hour.