The Local Favorite Places To Eat And Drink in Seattle Trip

Are you planning a trip to Seattle and wondering where to find the best places to eat and drink? Look no further! In this article, we will guide you through the local favorite spots that will satisfy your taste buds and provide a memorable culinary experience. From iconic seafood dishes to trendy cocktail bars, Seattle has it all. Let's dive into the gastronomic wonders of the Emerald City.

1. Pike Place Market

One cannot talk about Seattle's culinary scene without mentioning Pike Place Market. This bustling marketplace offers an array of fresh produce, local specialties, and delightful eateries. Start your day with a visit to the original Starbucks, where you can enjoy a cup of coffee in the place where it all began. Next, head over to Beecher's Handmade Cheese for a taste of their renowned mac and cheese. Don't forget to grab some delicious donuts at Daily Dozen Doughnut Company.

2. The Pink Door

Tucked away in the historic Pike Place Market, The Pink Door is a hidden gem that locals adore. This Italian-American restaurant charms its guests with its enchanting atmosphere and captivating live performances. Indulge in their mouthwatering pasta dishes or savor their delectable seafood options while enjoying beautiful aerial shows or live music. The Pink Door guarantees a dining experience like no other.

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3. Canlis

For a fine dining experience that combines elegance and breathtaking views of Lake Union, Canlis is the place to go. This iconic restaurant has been serving Seattle since 1950 and is renowned for its impeccable service and exquisite cuisine. Feast on their Northwest-inspired dishes like Dungeness Crab or indulge in their famous Canlis Salad. A visit to Canlis is a culinary journey that every food enthusiast should embark on.

4. Canon

If you are a fan of craft cocktails, Canon should be on your must-visit list. Located in Capitol Hill, this small and intimate bar boasts one of the largest spirits collections in the world. With shelves lined with over 4,000 different bottles, you are guaranteed to find a unique concoction that suits your taste. The talented bartenders at Canon will take you on a flavor adventure like no other.

5. Westward

Situated on the shores of Lake Union, Westward offers a spectacular dining experience with stunning waterfront views. Their menu highlights Pacific Northwest flavors, featuring seafood delicacies and artisanal wood-fired dishes. This idyllic spot is perfect for a leisurely brunch or a romantic dinner while enjoying the serene beauty of the lake.

6. Salumi

Seattle is famous for its love of smoked meats, and Salumi is the epitome of this passion. Founded by the father of renowned chef Mario Batali, this family-owned deli is a local legend. Sink your teeth into their mouthwatering porchetta sandwiches, cured meats, and delectable sausages. The flavors and aromas of Salumi will transport you to culinary heaven.

7. The Walrus and the Carpenter

Located in the trendy neighborhood of Ballard, The Walrus and the Carpenter is a hip oyster bar that will leave you craving more. Known for their fresh oysters and innovative seafood dishes, this rustic-chic eatery is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Pair your meal with one of their handcrafted cocktails for a truly memorable dining experience.

With its vibrant and diverse food scene, Seattle offers an array of options for every palate. Whether you prefer Michelin-starred restaurants or hidden neighborhood gems, this city has something to satisfy every craving. Make sure to explore these local favorites during your trip to Seattle and prepare to embark on a culinary adventure like no other!

Seattle's Local Food and Drink Guide: The local's favorite places to eat and drink (Seattle Trip)

by Susan Masters(Kindle Edition)

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This curated E-book includes the best spots in Seattle that locals love. Including quick bites, best bars, best different types of cuisines, best cheap eats, best brunch spots, best bakery, best restaurants by the water, best food trucks, best cocktails, best fine dining, best dessert spots, best steakhouses, only in Seattle favorites, foodie Instagram spots, and more!

Throughout my 15 years of living in Seattle, I have worked with over 100+ locals to create this amazing list.
Website links to each location are included!