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The Best Restaurants In the International District
The 23 best places to eat and drink in the International District.
If you’re spending some time south of I-90, this Beacon Hill guide is for you.
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Where To Grab An Exemplary Latte
Espresso Vivace
We avoid superlatives, but Vivace on Capitol Hill probably makes the best espresso in the city.
Empire Espresso is a coffee shop in Columbia City that serves tasty waffles and lattes with homemade cashew milk.
If you find yourself needing caffeine in Greenwood suburbia, head to Preserve and Gather. Their cortadito is great and you can buy bottles of the jam.
Ignore the gross gum wall in Pike Place and make your way to Ghost Alley Espresso for interesting lattes and much fewer tourists.
Recent Reviews
8.3
Lotus Pond Vietnamese Cuisine
Lotus Pond is a Vietnamese spot in Haller Lake that serves great phở, bánh mì, and a particularly noteworthy wonton egg noodle soup.
8.3
Kamp is a fun restaurant with Cajun and Jamaican influences in Madison Park. Expect excellent small plates, soft serve, and an entire section of the menu devoted to mocktails.
8.3
Sushi By Scratch is a 10-seat omakase in South Lake Union where you'll have inventive nigiri in a fun atmosphere.
9.1
For one of the best meat-based dinners you can experience in Seattle, make a reservation for Beast & Cleaver's wine bar nights in Ballard.
7.6
Money Frog on Capitol Hill has a long menu that takes inspiration from Taiwanese and Laotian cuisine. It works well for a last-minute group dinner.
Neighborhood Spotlight: Belltown
Bangrak Market is a Thai restaurant in Belltown that specializes in street food.
Some Random Bar is the perfect Belltown bar-with-food to keep in your back pocket for a first date or night out with the gang.
