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Restaurants Restaurants Sustainable Style Foundation Sea Food Restaurant list Tip - use the free online reservation service OpenTable.com Tip- to get an idea of relative locations of Seattle restaurants use the toEat.com restaurant mashup for Seattle: http://www.toeat.com/US/WA/Seattle Tip- check out chow.com Restaurants by Location Downtown Ocean Aire Restaurant Black Bottle Pike Place Market Jack's Fish Spot Le Pichet French Bistro Etta's - a Tom Douglas Restaurant The Pink Door Capitol Hill Il forno Pizzeria Baguette Box Quinn's Spice Route The Kingfish Café
Artemis Kurrent More Vegetarian Options! Vegetarian Bistro (International District) - 668 S King St Monkey Tree Cafe (Vashon Island) - 17817 Washon Hwy SSW Cafe Flora Sunlight Cafe (Roosevelt District) - 6403 Roosevelt Way NE Cyber Dogs (near Convention Center)
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Green Conference Initiative: When eating out, look for restaurants that emphasize locally sourced ingredients and/or vegetarian/vegan meals. Locally sourced ingredients don't need to be trucked in thus reducing fuel use and resulting greenhouse gases. Animal farming uses more resources than plant-based foods. Feedstock for animals uses land and water that could be used for other crops and the animals produce waste that must be disposed of.
For a great local bakery with artisan and organic breads, fine pastries and desserts, try The Essential Baking Company Cafes in the Wallingford and Madison Valley neighborhoods. They serve awesome home-made soups, sandwiches and crepes. You can even pick up a loaf of bread or some pastries to go. Essential Baking is locally owned, committed to serving fresh and local ingredients whenever possible, and supports sustainable agriculture.
The Wallingford cafe is located at 1604 N 34th St (corner of Woodlawn & 34th). The Madison cafe is located at 2719 E Madison St (corner of Madison St and Martin Luther King Jr Way). They are both open 7 days a week.
Posted by Anonymous at Apr 19, 2008 20:41
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For a great wine bar that also highlights organic and biodynamic wines in the menu - check out The Local Vine in Belltown. It serves fresh and local ingrededients. I'ts at 2520 2nd Ave (corner of 2nd and Vine) in Belltown. Open 7 days a week,
Posted by Anonymous at Apr 20, 2008 11:34
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The Los Angeles Times published an article in its Travel section entitled "In Seattle, it's all about authentic dining"
- April 27, 2008.
Posted by Anonymous at Apr 28, 2008 11:56
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As a nearly annual traveler to Seattle, I can recommend these:
Cutter's Bayhouse -- on Western at the northern end of Pike Place Market. Local and regional food, well prepared, lots of windows, excellent for sunset dining, watching the ferries come and go. We always eat at Cutter's at least once and often twice on every visit; consistent friendly and knowledgable service and delicious food.
The Crumpet Shop -- I almost hate to mention it -- it's so small, but freshly made crumpets and a nice selection of brewed teas make this place very special. Near Metsker's maps on 1st Street.
Grand Central Bakery -- Pioneer District -- sandwiches and salads freshly prepared.
Anna in Albuquerque