Stephen D. wrote: >Taking the view (pun intended) that where you eat can be almost as >important as what you eat, does anyone have any nominations for the 10 >best restaurant views in the US and Canada? (No global candidates for >now please.) The definition of "best" and "view" is up to you -- >pastoral outdoors, urban intensity, whatever. > >My nominee is a hybrid: the deck of the Alta Mira in Sausalito -- all >of San Francisco and the Bay. > >Yours? > >Steve DeLong > > > Salty's in West Seattle. This restaurant offers a breathtaking view of the Seattle skyline & waterfront. The food is OK & the brunch is the best in the PNW, but most people will tell you that the view is what separates Salty's from other restaurants in Seattle. Robert Harmon
Seattle, WA
10 Best Views
Nepenthe's in Big Sur, California offers a gorgeous view of both the hills and the Pacific. ...Rebecca
Auberge du Soleil in Napa has a breathtaking view just make sure you have all day to eat lunch because they're pathetically slow. The view at Roy's at Pebble Beach, CA is gorgeous as well it's right on the ocean and you can see the deer 15 feet away.