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The perfect spot for a picnic, according to chef Jennifer Shea. Courtesy of Seattle Parks

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Summer Dining Tips From Top Seattle Chefs

Five suggestions for getting the most flavor out of the season.

Festive, yet refined. Photo by Luke McKinley

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Navy Strength Rethinks Tiki

The new Belltown spot has a great menu, but feels more Seattle than South Seas.

Coconut poached chicken. Photo by Leah Kangas

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An Historic Setting Meets Modern, Eclectic Fare at Cook Weaver

This restaurant is a winner in so many ways … if you can find it.

The succulent octopus with pea purée. Photo by Shota Nakajima

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Shota Nakajima Delivers a Different Kind of Cuisine … Again

Naka may have closed, but its chef is determined to bring Seattle nuanced Japanese food.

Photo by Sarah Flotard

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Josh Henderson Appeals to Amazonians With Kiki Ramen

After a misfire, the restaurateur tries another approach to the South Lake Union crowd.

Asparagus and morels. Photo by Nicole Sprinkle

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With Marmite, Seattle Restaurant Royalty Comes to the Row

Bruce and Sara Naftaly have found a home on Capitol Hill.

Bruciato Brings High-End Pizza to Bainbridge Island

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Bruciato Brings High-End Pizza to Bainbridge Island

Brendan McGill’s pies are sweet, savory, and refined.

Scout’s plaid bear speaks to the more overt designs appearing in dining rooms. Photo by Sarah Flotard/Scout

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Five Restaurant Trends Taking Over Seattle—For Better or Worse

Better dining rooms, better bread, better feasting.

Great drinks were expected at No Anchor. Great food was a happy surprise. Photo by Luke McKinley/No Anchor

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No Anchor Is Seattle’s Best New Restaurant

The little beer bar that could.

From High to Low, Our Favorite New Restaurants in Seattle

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From High to Low, Our Favorite New Restaurants in Seattle

Mean sandwiches, fried chicken, and a gargantuan steak house.

The aquachile, served with saltines. Courtesy of Copal

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Copal Gives Seattle Diners the Latin Food They Deserve

Where Bar Sajor once stood, a new venture plates food inspired by Mexico and South America.

Veggie tacos. Courtesy Taqueria Cantina

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Belltown Mexican Spot Is Lively, Generous, and Disappointing

While fine for an after-work hang, Taqueria Cantina isn’t worth parking for.

Fresh radishes with Parmesan custard dippins and aged dusk breast. Photo by Luke McKinley

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The Geeky Beer Bar Serving Some of Seattle’s Best Dishes

No Anchor knows its brews, but it also knows how to prepare impeccable Pacific Northwest fare.

Courtesy of Wood Shop BBQ

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Kansas City Meets Texas at Wood Shop in the Central District

This BBQ isn’t just on wheels anymore.

Hot ham and cheese. Courtesy of Cycene

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Cycene Brings Southern-Style Brunch to the Market

Grits and hush puppies for a city that loves them.

Classic ahi, from the Aloha Bowl. Photo by Suzi Pratt

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GoPoké Puts One Family’s History in a Bowl

Of all the new poke joints opening up in town, this ID spot stands out.

The signature Mean Sandwich. Photo by Lauren Feldman

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Mean Sandwich Is True to Its Name

Ballard gets a nosh spot to complement its many breweries.

Housemade pappardelle. Courtesy of Raccolto

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Raccolto Brings a Familiar Italian Menu to West Seattle

At Brian Clevenger’s latest, a mentor’s presence is keenly felt.

Grilled Alaskan herring with horseradish cream, and fennel and radish salad. Courtesy of L’Oursin

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A Local Revolution in French Cuisine Comes to the Central District

L’Oursin combines classic technique with Pacific Northwest ingredients.

This pie is a knockout. Courtesy of Southpaw

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Southpaw Serves Up Pizza Unlike Any Other

Only John Sundstrom could come up with toppings this sophisticated.