a must try restraunt is Zula, east african, 916E. John. Wonderfull food. Take the 43 bus from U. District going to down town, ask to be let off a Broadway. Bus passes Zula's just before Broadway. Lots of good restaurants along Broadway also. U. District also has lots of cheap ethinic places try Shara for baklava Good luck
Seattle, WA
Seattle Recommendations?
Susan I. wrote: > >I will be traveling to Seattle, WA for a weekend in a couple weeks, and >would appreciate recommendations on where/what to eat. I love seafood, and >also many unusual and/or ethnic cuisines including Ethiopian, Thai, and >Vietnamese. I would prefer to stay within the low-to-moderate price range. >I'll be staying near the University of Washington campus and will not have >access to a car, but don't mind walking or public transportation. > >Thanks for your help! > >Susy I. >[email removed] > I love to go to Chandlers when I'm in Seattle. Great seafood! Be sure to try the Whiskey Bisque soup. It's on the $ side but well worth it.
The best place on the Ave for Thai (IMHO) is the Bangkok Cafe, which is just north of 47th street.
Also, try Axum for ethiopian in the U District. Off of 42nd I think.
The problem is $$$!. There are many good seafood restaurants in the area. Try Ray's Boathouse. Now that summer is coming, the view out over the water is lovely. Another possibility is McCormick and Schmicks, which is downtown. The Painted Table in the Alexis Hotel is fine (not just seafood) and is easily accessable. Have a good time!
In [email removed] (Richard Hardy) writes: > >The problem is $$$!. There are many good seafood restaurants in the area. >Try Ray's Boathouse. Now that summer is coming, the view out over the >water is lovely. Another possibility is McCormick and Schmicks, which is >downtown. The Painted Table in the Alexis Hotel is fine (not just >seafood) and is easily accessable. Have a good time! > > Every time I wind up in Seattle, I always go to Chau's, near the Kingdome. Hong Kong style seafood. Outrageous crab in black bean sauce! Doug
In [email removed] (Doug Barnard) writes: > >In [email removed] (Richard >Hardy) writes: > >> >>The problem is $$$!. There are many good seafood restaurants in the >area. >>Try Ray's Boathouse. Now that summer is coming, the view out over the >>water is lovely. Another possibility is McCormick and Schmicks, which >is >>downtown. The Painted Table in the Alexis Hotel is fine (not just >>seafood) and is easily accessable. Have a good time! >> >> > >Every time I wind up in Seattle, I always go to Chau's, near the >Kingdome. Hong Kong style seafood. Outrageous crab in black bean sauce! > >Doug > Last time I was in Seattle I ate at "Spazos". I had the salmon baked in grape leaves - wow!!! (and I don't even like salmon that much). I agree about Ray's Boat House. Chandler's seafood is also super. Salty's is another good bet - great view on the bay.