seattle restaraunts.

 Yes, I have a few:
     - Le Pichet: on 1st and Virginia: great, inexpensive food. The most
 intelligent restaurant in Seattle
     - Lampreia: 1st ave and battery: relatively inexpensive ($20-25/person
 w/o wine), but simply one of the top 10 restaurants in the country, and
 definitely the BEST in Seattle
     - Wild Ginger: 3rd and union: invented the satay bar, chef Jeem won the
 James Beard Award a couple of years ago. best southeast Asian food in the
 northwest, and possibly the country. go during lunch and check out their
 soups.
     -cafe campagne: post alley and pine, at the Pike place market: not as
 good as it used to be, but half way decent French brasserie food. Check out
 their weekend brunch
     - Shiro's Sushi: 2nd and battery: best sushi in town. doesn't have the
 selection that Nikko Garden does (at the westin), but nevertheless-- the
 fish is fresh, and the rolls just plain taste good. Check out the Uni--
 good, creamy and sweet. Like an Apricot.

 This should get you going. If you have anymore questions, give me a holler.
 C. Kirkwood

 Paul wrote:
 > "lucky" wrote in
 >
 > > I just moved to Seattle and I am curious if anyone has any
 > > recommendations for affordable good food.  Thank you Lucia
 > >
 > >
 > >
 >
 > Try www.seattleinsider.com