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Where should I eat in Seattle?
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:07 pm
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:07 pm
I visiting Seattle all week. Anyone know the "must eats" in the pacific northwest?
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Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:08 pm to What Ever I Want
Starbucks 
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:10 pm to hehatedrew
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Starbucks
Isn't that near Tweek Bros. Coffeehouse?
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:10 pm to What Ever I Want
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:12 pm to hehatedrew
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Starbucks
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:20 pm to What Ever I Want
Our Seattle Storefront
Salumi Restaurant - Our unique storefront where we sell retail salami and cured meat products, sandwiches, and weekly specials (soups and pastas). We also prepare party trays and sandwich trays.
Contact us to place your order! Phone orders only, please. We do not accept storefront orders on this website or via email. Storefront orders are only taken by telephone.
We are now offering private lunches for parties of 8-10. Lunches are Wednesdays and Thursdays starting at noon and lasting the afternoon. Five course, Chef's whim menu. Price is $40 pp plus tax, tip and wine.
Our Restaurant Location
Address
309 Third Ave South
Seattle, WA 98104
(between Main and Jackson, across from Seattle Lighting)
Phone
(206) 621 8772
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:24 pm to What Ever I Want
Alibi Room
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:45 pm to What Ever I Want
Seattle Food Tours
No experience with the business or the area (other than a 1-day gig at a Forks, WA radio station), but the concept of a local "Food Tour" intrigues me.
One wonders what a Baton Rouge version would encompass...
No experience with the business or the area (other than a 1-day gig at a Forks, WA radio station), but the concept of a local "Food Tour" intrigues me.
One wonders what a Baton Rouge version would encompass...
Posted on 8/15/10 at 11:55 pm to DoctorTechnical
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No experience with the business or the area (other than a 1-day gig at a Forks, WA radio station), but the concept of a local "Food Tour" intrigues me.
This looks really cool, but I will be working during the times of all the tours this week.
I'll just visit some of the restaurants they go to on their tour.
Posted on 8/16/10 at 12:44 am to What Ever I Want
Salumi is a good suggestion. It's Mario Batali's dad's place, and Anthony Bourdain calls it "one of the 13 places in the world everyone should eat before they die." It's always crowded though and only serves lunch during the week. Definitely worth the hassle IMHO
Canlis is another good one as are the Tom Douglas restaurants. Serious Pie is probably the best pizza around here. Most of my favorite restaurants are out of downtown and in the neighborhoods. Not sure how far you're looking to venture. Zoe is another good one in downtown.
Canlis is another good one as are the Tom Douglas restaurants. Serious Pie is probably the best pizza around here. Most of my favorite restaurants are out of downtown and in the neighborhoods. Not sure how far you're looking to venture. Zoe is another good one in downtown.
Posted on 8/16/10 at 1:32 am to TulaneTigerFan
Serious Pie for some awesome pizza! You wont be dissapointed!
Posted on 8/16/10 at 2:55 am to GEAUX DJ!
We are leaving Seattle in the morning headed home to Lafayette. Definitely go to Salumi. Also, Elliott's Oyster House is really good. You will spend some money there but DAMN. Walk though Pike Market. Lot's of good stuff there. There is a place in the market called La Panier that has really great french baked goods. If you are there on Friday night, go to the Seattle Center, they have concerts and beer. Not sure if you are there for work or play, but if you have the time, book brewery tours at brewerytours.org. We had a blast. There are plenty of things to do in Seattle. If I think of anything else, I will post.
This post was edited on 8/16/10 at 2:57 am
Posted on 8/16/10 at 7:29 am to What Ever I Want
Any of the Tom Douglas restaurants: Serious Pie, Dahlia Lounge, Lola, Ettas. I've been to all of those, there are others I think, and they are all high quality with interesting menus and wine lists. I'd also suggest Eva, which is my favorite restaurant in town. I've never eaten at Salumi, but I order their meats regularly and they are the best I've had.
Posted on 8/16/10 at 8:36 am to coolpapaboze
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This place is at the public market. Ate there a couple times when up for the LSU game last year.
Good place
This place is at the public market. Ate there a couple times when up for the LSU game last year.
Good place
Posted on 8/16/10 at 8:56 am to What Ever I Want
Posted on 8/16/10 at 10:02 am to What Ever I Want
Quinn's Pub, if you like great local beer with above-average food. I think they're only a dinner place.
Salumi is a must for lunch/brunch one day. They open at 11, be there early.
Salumi is a must for lunch/brunch one day. They open at 11, be there early.
Posted on 8/16/10 at 1:10 pm to What Ever I Want
The Pink Door, great italian and seafood
Posted on 8/16/10 at 1:12 pm to What Ever I Want
If you're into steak places you can't go wrong with the Metropolitan Grill
Posted on 8/16/10 at 2:28 pm to LSUBoo
I agree with Salumi if you can catch them while they're open. You can also go to other restaurants and sample their cured meats.
Here are a couple ideas from when LSUBoo and I were recently in Seattle:
Pike Brewing Company
Pyramid Ale House
Quinn's Pub
Here are a couple ideas from when LSUBoo and I were recently in Seattle:
Pike Brewing Company
Pyramid Ale House
Quinn's Pub
Posted on 8/16/10 at 2:53 pm to Cash
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Ray's Boat House- sit outside on the water
Seattle has a cheap fried seafood joint on the waterfront named Ivar's, oddly enough. Pretty popular and you can feed the seagulls while enjoying the view.
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