Daniel's Broiler --200 Lake Washington Blvd, Seattle
329-4191
Great Steaks and Seafood
Expensive, ($15-30) but don't miss it. Ask for a window seat and
watch the boating activity.
Ray's Boathouse --6049 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle
789-3770
About the best seafood around ('course we have several :-) )
Medium to Expensive (Entrees at $12 to $24)
Domani's --700 block 104th, Bellevue
454-4405
Good Northern Italian Cooking ($12-$18)
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# Bill Evans -- [email removed]Seattle, WA
REQUEST: Seattle Area Restaurants
In article [email removed] (nathan earl hammer) writes: } }My wife and I will be taking our vacation in August and will be going to }Seattle. Since I am a big fan of great restaurants I would appreciate any }recommendations along with approximate price ranges if possible } Current favorites: approx. entre: $ < 10, $$ <20, etc. Pirosmani (Georgian, NOT Ray Charles'), $,$$ Lampreia (French/Italian, sort of), $$, $$$ Dahlia Lounge (West Coastian eclectic) $$, $$$ Rover's (French) $$, $$$ Labuznik (Czech) $$, $$$ Place Pigalle (West Coastian, superb Elliot Bay view) $, $$ Wild Ginger (Pan Asian) $ Adriatica (eponymic seafood, Lake Union view), $$, $$$ Ray's Boat House (seafood, Sound View), $$, $$$ Dave Coder [email removed]
I just want to second Dave Coder's recommendations--except Pirosmani (never been there myself) and Ray's Boathouse. Ray's is very popular with tourists, and has a tremendous view which is why it always (justifiably) recommended, but the food is second rate at best and the wine list leaves a lot to be desired (IMHO!). Dave has assembled the best of the best, though--don't miss Wild Ginger!
I tried to post some suggestions before but unfortunately it got fouled
up (took a wrong turn on the superhighway) so here it goes again!
Unfortunately I am no longer in Seattle so I don't have phone book access
like I did this weekend but I will give street names to get you in the
proximity!
Salute (small Italian restaurant)
located on 55th in the University District (near the pink shoe
drop off box--if driving by wildly searching for it)
great food and moderate prices--the atmosphere is usually a bit hectic
but I love it...if at a peak time be prepared to either wait outside or
in the miniscule bar (staff is very friendly and very Italian) lots of
yelling back and forth to the kitchen! try it!
Rositas or Rosies?? Mexican Grill on Holman road (formerly El Toreador)
this would be (as the name suggests, Mexican)
this is also moderately priced and you get a lot of food. My main
attraction to this place is the talented little lady in the corner of the
waiting area. She makes homemade tortillas while you wait for your table
and they are wonderful! please tip her! the salsa is also yummy
p.s the seafood fettucine at Salute is wonderful (it is often on the
specials board (and i can't remember the official title) but i request it
when it isn't up there and the chef will usually make it
good luck!