Someone wrote: >I'm coming to Seattle with the wife in early January. It's our first time. >Where can a landlocked guy from Sacramento find a great meal. We'll eat >anything except Indian food, and love seafood.....even after 13 years of >wedlock.....romantic spots are not out of the question.......cmon' Seahawks >fans, help a suffering 49er fan find that perfect place.......THX! One of my favorites is Ponte's Seafood Restaurant in Seattle. It's at the bottom of the north side of Queen Anne hill, on the bridge canal that separates Queen Anne from Freemont. Try the curry penne with dungenese crab. Delicious! GW
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>>Where can a landlocked guy from Sacramento find a great meal. We'll eat >>anything except Indian food, and love seafood. >One of my favorites is Ponte's Seafood Restaurant in Seattle. It's at the >bottom of the north side of Queen Anne hill, on the bridge canal that >separates Queen Anne from Freemont. > It's "Ponti Seafood Grill" phone is 206-284-3000. I have not been there myself but I have only heard positive things about it.
We live in Edmonds, and always go to Anthony's on the Edmonds waterfront when we want good seafood. Their less formal Beach Cafe (downstairs from the main restaurant) also serves excellent dishes. Anthony's has other restaurants in the area, but we are not familiar with their locations. Edmonds is about 20 minutes north of downtown Seattle in good traffic. Go north on I-5 and take the Edmonds Ferry exit. Bon appetit! CKS
JenniferNB wrote: > >>Where can a landlocked guy from Sacramento find a great meal. We'll eat > >>anything except Indian food, and love seafood. > > >One of my favorites is Ponte's Seafood Restaurant in Seattle. It's at the > >bottom of the north side of Queen Anne hill, on the bridge canal that > >separates Queen Anne from Freemont. > > > > It's "Ponti Seafood Grill" phone is 206-284-3000. I have not been there myself > but I have only heard positive things about it. Photo, menu, map, online reservations for Ponti Seafood Grill are all available @: http://www.savvydiner.com/seattle/ponti/ Would also recommend Etta's Seafood in the Pike Place Market for seafood (of course). Nearby are Il Bistro or Place Pigalle which both rank high on romantic environment as well as excellent food. Enjoy - and tell us what you think of where ever you end up going, Wayne
Gary W. wrote: >Someone wrote: >>I[...] We'll eat >>anything except Indian food, and love seafood [...] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ >One of my favorites is Ponte's Seafood Restaurant in Seattle. It's at the >bottom of the north side of Queen Anne hill, on the bridge canal that >separates Queen Anne from Freemont. >Try the curry penne with dungenese crab. Delicious! The place is called Ponti Seafood Grill, but more importantly... you may think the curry penne is delicious, but the requesting poster may have other ideas, if you look at his request. M'self, I'd send him to Ponti, certainly, but I also had a very nice alder-planked chunk of salmon at Pescatore recently. The Anthony's joints are also likely to please a landlocked seafood lover from Sacramento, and there's a perfectly nice one at Shilshole Bay. And of course, there's also Ray's, just down the street from that Shilshole Anthony's. Lots of folks still seem to like Ray's for seafood, no?