Like most American cities, Seattle boasts a huge variety of eateries,
thus catering for every possible taste imaginable. Seattle restaurants
take pride in their food and their service, so you definitely
will not be disappointed. Before going out, it is always advisable
to ring in advance to check availability, as some of the better
known places can be very busy. If you are intending to take children
out with you, then it is also best to confirm over the phone
to save any hassle. Don’t forget that the legal age for
alcohol consumption in Seattle, as with the rest of the US, is
twenty one. If you are in any doubt, bring a quality form of
photograph identification with you. It is also worth noting the
tipping regime. The general rule of thumb is to allow for an
additional 20% on top of the bill. Prices obviously vary, but
are generally very reasonable. Some of the busier restaurants
tend to have several sittings, so once you have finished your
meal, you may be expected to pay tour bill and swiftly depart.
The following is just a short, but by no means definitive guide
of some of the better place to try.
Northwest Classics & American Cuisine
(1)Palisade:2601 W Marina Place
(2)Dahlia Lounge:2001 4th Avenue
(3)Salish Lodge Restaurant:6501 Railroad Avenue SE, Snoqualmie
Seafood & Vegetarian
(1)Ray’s Boathouse:6049 Seaview Avenue NW
(2)Flying Fish:2234 1st Avenue
(3)Gravity Bar:415 Broadway E
Mexican/Nuevo-Latino
(1)Mama’s Mexican Kitchen:2234 2nd Avenue
(2)Machiavelli:1215 Pine Street
(3)Harvest Vine:2701 Madison Street
Asian/Sushi
(1)Krittika Noodles And Thai:6411 Latona Avenue NE
(2)Shanghai Garden Chinese Restaurant:524 6th Avenue S
(3)Typhoon:1400 Western Avenue
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