A new service lets you buy dinner from next door.
His two-year restaurant project is finally finished—and it is fine dining at its best.
How I ate almost everything in one weekend at these two locales.
The new South Lake Union destination has high-end steaks and sandwiches, with rooms for each.
West Seattle’s new dumpling house is just fine.
100 Pound Clam is a simple seafood shack on some of Seattle’s most valuable waterfront.
Two restaurateurs—one known for restraint, the other for brashness—converge in this seriously unique and delicious Georgetown newcomer.
The White Center hot spot offers a plump bird with killer sauces.
Sushi Kashiba offers a dining experience to be savored—without all the stuffiness.
The latest from the prodigious restaurateur serves refined French food with Pacific Northwest flair in a casual but classic setting.
This new Ballard restaurant comes with high expectations, but manages to deliver.
In Seattle’s latest dining collaboration, Monica Dimas adds a counter inside Rachel’s Ginger Beer.
This first-rate poke comes with a side of Pringles and a pack of cigarettes.
For Upper Bar Ferdinand, the restaurateur applies his unique sensibility to an East-looking menu.
This downtown newcomer is unapologetically sleek, but is it sufficiently Seattle?
Our critic picks the best places to soak in the season.
This new spot yearns to be a pub, but its faux-fancy seafood menu gets in the way.
Bryan Jarr’s eponymous downtown spot is the first of its kind in Seattle.
Seattle pizza guru Brandon Pettit calls forth his Jersey background in his latest place for pizza.
The chicken is the hottest item on the menu at Sisters and Brothers … literally.
