51 "Downtown" Restaurants in Seattle.
The Pink Door is part circus burlesque, part Italian restaurant, and is one of the best dining experiences you can have in Seattle.
Aqua is a Downtown waterfront seafood restaurant that’s perfect for impressing people who need to be impressed.
Din Tai Fung is a popular dumpling empire that originated in Taiwan and is now Downtown. Good luck getting a table.
Pane Pane is a tiny shop downtown serving great baguette sandwiches. Get the teriyaki meatball banh mi.
Don’t overlook Kastoori Grill just because it’s next to the Pike Place madness - it’s one of the best Indian spots downtown.
Beecher’s Handmade Cheese is a downtown staple in Pike Place Market with great mac and cheese and panini.
Japonessa somehow pulls of Japanese-Mexican fusion, and it’s a great place for a birthday dinner or date night downtown.
There’s no doubt that Elliot’s Oyster House is fratty, but the excellent patio and quality seafood means it’s still a good place to hang downtown.
The Nest is a Downtown rooftop bar at the top of Hotel Thompson. Expect expensive drinks and a fantastic view.
Spin is a ping pong bar Downtown that serves pub snacks and is perfect for Happy Hour or a big private event.
Von’s 1000 Spirits is a fun restaurant with a massive bar, a mostly-American menu, and a spinning wheel that dictates drink specials.
Rider is an upscale American restaurant Downtown that serves lots of things that were made on a grill.
Anchorhead Coffee Co. is a cafe Downtown that serves great lattes, pastries, and biscuit sandwiches.
