Have your next group dinner at Joule, the Korean steakhouse in Wallingford. The huge menu has enough options to keep everyone happy.

Westward is a place that will make you excited to live in Seattle. (Or consider buying property here ASAP.)

Bizzarro in Wallingford kind of looks like a circus horror movie set, but it somehow works. Probably because the Italian food is so great.

Pablo y Pablo is a Wallingford spot from the people behind Barrio, our favorite Mexican restaurant in town.

The Whale Wins isn’t the best spot in Wallingford, but the veggie-focused menu is good for something light. And the patio is highly charming.

Varsity Inn is a no-frills diner-y spot in Wallingford. When you need good, cheap brunch without fuss, this is where you go.

Wallyburger is a Wild West-themed burger spot in Wallingford that isn’t worth your time or money unless you like grease and congealed cheese.

Acadia is a counter service lunch spot in Wallingford that serves Southern-style bowls, smoothies, and sandwiches.

Fiasco is an Italian restaurant in Wallingford that serves pizza and pasta.

Little Big Burger is a Portland-based burger mini-chain, and this location is in Wallingford.

Fainting Goat Gelato, in Wallingford, has light-tasting gelato we really like.

The Octopus Bar is a nautical-themed bar in Wallingford with creative drinks and bar food like pizza and nachos.

Harvest Beat is an upscale vegan restaurant in Wallingford with a tasting menu and a single nightly seating.

Musashi is a cash-only sushi joint in Wallingford with ridiculously low prices for their good-quality fish.

Djan’s is a Wallingford Thai restaurant in a retrofitted bi-level house with great noodles and solid group dinner potential.