Unique Dining Experience
Unique Dining Experience
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Sushi Suzuki
In the alley between a hair salon and a bookstore in Madison Park, you'll find Sushi Suzuki, an excellent 10-seat omakase counter.
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The Alley
The Alley is a speakeasy in West Seattle that you can find through a secret entrance in the supply room of a Vietnamese restaurant.
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One Wines
One Wines has a tasting room near Lake Chelan, and they sometimes pair their pours with candy.
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Takai By Kashiba
For an incredible 23-course omakase in Bellevue, head to Takai by Kashiba. It's the hottest sushi spot on the Eastside.
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Ltd Edition Sushi
For an outstanding sushi experience on Capitol Hill, head to Ltd Edition for a $160 omakase with courses featuring uni hand rolls and nigiri topped with crab-flavored gelatin.
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Beast & Cleaver
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.
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Billiard Hoang
Billiard Hoang is a great Vietnamese restaurant in Columbia City with a pool hall and excellent $6 bánh mì.
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Canlis
Canlis is the most upscale fine dining experience you’ll find in Seattle. Here’s what to expect.
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Taneda Sushi In Kaiseki
Taneda Sushi In Kaiseki is an omakase-only Japanese restaurant on Capitol Hill that serves outstanding sushi.
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Archipelago
Archipelago is an outstanding Filipino restaurant in Hillman City that serves a ten-course tasting menu.
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The Pink Door
You haven't really had lasagna until it's hit your table overlooking the Puget Sound at The Pink Door.
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Maneki
Maneki in the International District is one of the oldest restaurants in Seattle. Come here to eat sushi and other Japanese plates in a tatami room.
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Tomo
Tomo is a White Center tasting menu experience that takes simple ingredients and turns them into outstanding dishes that we're still thinking about.
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Harvest Beat
Harvest Beat is an upscale vegan restaurant in Wallingford with a tasting menu and a single nightly seating.