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Top 10 American food in Seattle, Washington, United States
Discover Restaurants offering the best American food in Seattle, Washington, United States. In Seattle you simply can’t skip the Central Public Library – a modern architectural marvel of glass grids, unusual shapes, and a “book spiral” that climbs four stories. Stroll over to Pike Place Market to visit the original Starbucks and play catch with a fishmonger. In the heart of the city lies Chihuly Garden and Glass, which will dazzle you with its colorful and delicate works. Glide to the top of the Space Needle for panoramic views of the surrounding mountain ranges and Puget Sound.
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10. Lecosho
Overall Ratings
4 based on 374 reviews
Food We Like
Reviewed By Rebecca J
Wonderful restaurant with fabulous food and service. A great happy hour. We had wine and the rose and Chardonnay were wonderful and reasonably priced. We had the appetizer clams. Very generous portions and wonderfully seasoned. It's located at pike place market. The service was excellent
9. Shaker + Spear
Overall Ratings
4 based on 268 reviews
Fresh local ingredients and fresh seafood is the hallmark of Shaker + Spear, a standout among Seattle seafood restaurants. Stop by for a bite today.
Reviewed By Onthebacknine
Hotel restaurant that doesn't feel like one (that's a good thing to me). Nice ambiance--kind of casual chic. Service by Mitchell was attentive and personable. We started with charred octopus--a small serving but tasty. That was followed by the scallops and seafood paella as mains, with a side of brussels sprouts. Pumpkin bread for dessert. The food was very good, but didn't wow. That said, an enjoyable meal.Hi Onthebacknine. Thank you so much for taking the time to leave us a review. I am happy to hear that you enjoyed Mitchell's service. He brings a passion to our establishment that is matched by few. Next time you are in Belltown, be sure to stop in our lounge, Pennyroyal, for some incredible happy hour offering. Thanks again and we hope to see you again soon!
8. The Georgian
Overall Ratings
4 based on 365 reviews
The Georgian, now celebrating its 25th year rated as a AAA 4 Diamond restaurant in Seattle, features French-inspired Northwest cuisine in Seattle's premier dining room. Open for breakfast, lunch and tea, The Georgian is proud to be the only downtown Seatt
Reviewed By ReeReeRocks
Our party of six celebrated a milestone birthday with the "Afternoon Champagne Tea" at the Georgian Room, Fairmont Olympic Hotel. Everything, from our email reservations/correspondence, to the presentation, food and service, were excellent. The room is beautiful for a milestone occasion - I highly recommend their afternoon champagne tea.
7. Vons 1000 Spirits
Overall Ratings
4 based on 810 reviews
Reviewed By mikeswallow01
Only had cocktails here, booked for dinner later in another establishment.Cocktails were good and the food that was coming out for other customers looked delicious.
6. Bacco Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 962 reviews
Bacco serves breakfast, lunch and brunch using fresh, local ingredients with a Pacific Northwest flair. Evening service complete with craft cocktails, small plates and desserts coming Summer 2017 - stay tuned!
Reviewed By JyssicaS
Excellent breakfast. They make fresh jyice which was delicious. The eggs Benedict and french toast were delicious. The potatoes that came with the eggs were cooked perfectly. Its a small restaurant woth limited seating. It has a patio but it wasnt open. We got there at 8am and walled up but there was a line when we left.
5. Citizen Coffee
Overall Ratings
4 based on 406 reviews
Reviewed By JennyPeter
We were staying at the Maxwell Pineapple Hotel and wanted a breakfast spot close by so as always I went to Tripadvisor for recommendations. We were so impressed with the reviews of Citizen Coffee that we went there our last morning. What a great decision. The food is creative, fresh, and top knotch. Wide variety from over a dozen crepes, egg dishes, and more. The coffee drinks are served with beautiful designs in the foam and although it isnt cheep, it is worth a visit. Most dished are in the $12 range which we thought wasnt bad. Great way to end our visit to Seattle!
4. The Capital Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 584 reviews
Whether you're seeking a relaxed setting for lunch, a gracious atmosphere for dinner, or a festive and elegant venue for your most special occasions, The Capital Grille will provide a dining experience you won't soon forget. Local, seasonal ingredients, t
Reviewed By ladybug5
My husband and I ate at the Capital Grill last Saturday night after missing our flight and spending the night at the Fairmont Olympic The food was excellent as well as our waiter The restaurant doesn't have a blender but our waiter asked the bartender to make me a Pina Colada by crushing ice It was an absolutely great drink and I really appreciated his effort in getting my drink made. We both had Filets clam chowder and dessert and our bill was just over $200 Expensive but great and they are very busy so make a reservation
3. Rocco's
Overall Ratings
4 based on 347 reviews
Reviewed By Blondedawg
These folks are awesome. Not only was the service stellar from each person who came to our table with food or water, but the salad and pizza slice were terrific. There are dietic options available too for those who are gluten free. I loved the hole in the wall atmosphere with a full bar and small tables for diners. I used open table to reserve a place and would recommend doing that because the line was out the door for lunch on a Friday. Can't wait to go back - heard they are moving to a larger location down the block soon.
2. Tilikum Place Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 735 reviews
Located in Belltown near the Space Needle. Specializing in European influenced Northwest cuisine.
Reviewed By Pjcary
We had dinner here on a weekday. Quite crowded but we got a table without a reservation. Lovely ambience. Stained glass windows n exposed brick columns. Rather dim lighting using candles at tables. I had to use my phone torch light to see the menu clearly.My husband had the French onion soup n a glass of wine. We shared the baked oysters, fresh fig salad n the pan seared chicken. All were excellent. Portions r not large like a typical diner. But just right for us as we werenât very hungry .We spent about $84. For special occasions Tilikum is a lovely restaurant.
1. Mecca Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 331 reviews
TheMecca Cafe opened in 1930, a year after our sister restaurant The 5 Point Café on Lower Queen Anne. They are the longest run family eateries in Seattle, and The Mecca is oldest bar & restaurant still in existence in Queen Anne. We started serving booze
Reviewed By 57Lulu
We ate breakfast here twice while we were in town. Got there right after it opened. The decaf coffee was great - strong as I like it. Typical diner fare and the breakfasts were hearty. The waitstaff was attentive. Seems like a local place based on the conversations around us. Would recommend.
