Fresh-off-the-farm, small-batch cheese. The line forms here.
Fresh-off-the-farm, small-batch cheese. The line forms here.
Sometimes fancy can be overly fussy. (Do smashed spuds need ten seasonings and four garnishes?) Understatedly elegant, Zoe serves a Seattleite’s dream dinner. Simple seasonal ingredients mingle with masterfully prepared meats and fresh seafood.
Photo: Tammy Fujihara / Courtesy of Restaurant Zoe
Git along, little doggies, to this city-slicker watering hole with purty tasty seasonal cocktails and inspired grub. Chefs McCracken and Tough continue to distinguish themselves nationally as culinary upstarts with an ample dose of derring-do in the kitchen.
Photo: Courtesy of Spur Gastropub
Don’t bypass this quaint nest furtively tucked beneath corporate lofts. Duck into the cafe for French plates and wine served by an adorable staff plus oodles of ambience (white walls, high ceilings, and wood furniture accented by moody Japanese lanterns).
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Charcuterie and cheese plates with wines to match. Try a fresh-roasted beet salad topped with smoky blue cheese and hazelnuts or a house-made pate on a baguette. Life should be a picnic.
Sophisticated Pacific Northwest chow crafted with locally grown, farmers market ingredients in a sleek city atmosphere. Pike Place has a kindred spirit just down the street.
Chef Mark Fuller (a Tom Douglas protege) serves eloquent, locally sourced fare (think pea tendrils, homemade spätzle, halibut with duck fat) in a minimalist yet casual neighborhood space.
Ladies and gentlemen, we are gathered here today to celebrate the union of a special-occasiony dining room and constantly rotating (and always on point) seasonal menu. We now pronounce Ethan Stowell’s first venture an instant classic.