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VeganBar Food•
Life On Mars is a Capitol Hill bar featuring an entirely vegan menu.
Written byAimee Rizzo
SEA Guide
The best Capitol Hill bars, from dives to hidden cocktail spots.
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Dough Joy is a vegan bakeshop that specializes in delicious plant-based yeasted donuts alongside espresso drinks.
The very best places to eat on Capitol Hill.
SpanishTapas•
Maripili is a Spanish spot on Capitol Hill that serves excellent tapas in a space perfect for dates, small groups, and solo eating.
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Rione XIII is a great Italian restaurant on Capitol Hill that serves Roman-style pizza and pasta.
Bakery/CafeIce Cream•
Atulea is a tea shop on Capitol Hill that serves great matcha lattes and fluffy soft serve ice cream.
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Baiten is a dessert shop located inside Tamari Bar on Capitol Hill that serves soft serve, fruit sandwiches, and other Japanese treats.
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Seattle’s best Indian food is at Annapurna on Capitol Hill. Your order? Momo dumplings and fish korma.
Bar FoodAmerican•
Bait shop is a nautical themed bar that serves fried fish, and it’s one of the best places to spend a night on Capitol Hill.
Mexican•
Rancho Bravo is a solid spot if you need Mexican food ASAP. And if you want to eat it on a patio, head to the Capitol Hill location.
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Rhein Haus is a German biergarten on Capitol Hill, and it’s great for partying. They have a patio, bocce, glass boots of beer, and comically large pretzels.
Bateau on Capitol Hill is the place to get a unique steak in Seattle—and they happen to serve the best burger in town, too.
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Li'l Woody's in Capitol Hill is a pretty reliable burger spot.
SouthernAmerican•
Witness is a Southern-style brunch spot in Capitol Hill that makes you feel like you’re in Georgia. That’s a good thing.
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Dino’s is one of few places in Seattle that knows how to do Grandma-style pizza. It’s one of our favorite spots on Capitol Hill for dinner and drinks.
The Lookout is a dive bar on Capitol Hill with good fish and chips and a better view.
Not too fancy and not too casual, Contadino in Capitol Hill is the perfect middle ground of pasta experiences.
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Part wine bar, part bottle shop, part restaurant, Bar Ferdinand is a flexible Cap Hill spot worth knowing about for many situations.
Tallulah’s is one of the best - and most attractive - places to eat brunch in Cap Hill. Bring someone who won’t mind you taking pictures of your eggs.