Caribbean restaurant inside an Asian grocery store food court offers affordable prices and generous portions. Atmosphere suits quick bites with a walk-up service near transit and stadium areas. Menu features bold flavors in sandwiches and burritos, though recent changes shifted away from sandwiches.
Garlic shrimp sandwich stands out with its bold flavor and satisfying heat, though it tends to be messy. Shrimp plates and huli huli sandwiches also offer packed flavor and variety.
Roasted pork shoulder sandwiches come packed with lots of pork, grilled onions, and jalapeno peppers in a toasted warm baguette or a soft potato roll. Garlic shrimp and scallop sandwiches deliver bold, messy flavors and generous portions at reasonable prices.
"I thought the pork shoulder sandwich was the best I ever had."
"I found the food here to be delicious and authentic."
"The seafood here is insanely good and packed with flavor."
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Los Costeños changed their menu to a style similar to Chipotle.
The cost for two burritos is $23 before tip.
The restaurant is located in an Asian grocery store food court.
Seafood restaurant offers a cozy, modern interior with creative decor and a welcoming, bright atmosphere. The space feels clean and spacious, with a relaxed dining vibe. It stands out for its unique take on lobster rolls and a friendly, homey energy.
Seafood comes with unique lobster rolls like honey shrimp and garlic with house-made sauces. The 6x Butter Fish Sauce Wings offer a flavorful Vietnamese twist at a good price in a homey, unique ambiance.
Sandwiches feature fresh and plentiful lobster with options like Wasabi Soy and Mango lobster rolls. A complimentary crab grilled cheese adds variety, and the buttery lobster bisque with chunks of lobster pairs well for dipping.
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This place offers 11 different types of lobster rolls.
Parking may be a challenge in Seattle's Chinatown-International District.
Lobster rolls cost around $20 each, making them affordable.
Korean restaurant with a cozy atmosphere and K-pop muted on multiple TVs creates a unique vibe. Compact interior feels homely yet warm, with American music playing softly in the background. Late-night crowd enjoys authentic Korean dishes alongside a large soju selection.
Soft tofu soup with seafood features calamari and baby clams in a spicy broth. The seafood pancake has a crisp exterior and a soft inside, making it stand out.
Chicken sandwich stands out for its great value and delicious taste. The combo option adds to the appeal with a fantastic offering.
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Parking is available right across the street.
The dishes aren't cheap, costing around $50 with a tip.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but no personal checks.
Small seafood spot with minimal seating and a grill visible from the counter. Atmosphere is vibrant and busy, with long queues during peak times and lively foot traffic for people watching. Outdoor seating offers views of the water but is modest compared to the indoor experience.
Seafood here is super fresh and cooked over a big fire without sauce, which highlights the natural flavors. Fish sandwiches like the halibut and grilled shrimp stand out, along with rich soups such as salmon chowder and clam chowder.
Fish sandwiches stand out with the blackened salmon and halibut options, both large and flavorful. The prawn sandwich offers a fresh taste with seasoning that highlights the shrimp's flavor.
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Breakfast is served before 10am, making it a great option for early risers.
Expect long wait times during lunch hours; arrive early to avoid the rush.
Seating is extremely limited, so plan to eat elsewhere if it's crowded.
Small, cramped space inside a historic market offers breathtaking waterfront views and a funky bar atmosphere. Energy is lively with people-watching and loud conversations, creating a vibrant vibe. Known for excellent seafood and drinks, it draws crowds despite limited seating.
Fish and chips stand out as a signature dish, often described as the best in town. The menu features clam chowder in a bread bowl, mussels, and seafood dishes with scallops and shrimp served with rice.
Halibut and cod sandwiches stand out with fresh fish and solid flavor. Fish sandwiches come with crispy fries and pair well with chowder or fried calamari.
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The restaurant does not take reservations, so expect a wait during busy times.
Happy hour runs until 6pm with food and drink specials.
Parking can be challenging near the restaurant, so plan accordingly.
Open kitchen and window stools create a casual, cozy space with a warm, friendly vibe. Seating feels intimate and inviting, with quiet, moderate music enhancing the calm atmosphere. Family-owned style adds a welcoming, self-serve touch.
Fresh fish features in rolls like the Fire Mountain with fish piled on top and the Fish Kettle roll. Fried oysters and a soft shell salad add variety to the seafood options.
Crazy Sandwich features adorable little triangle slices on a cut roll. The sandwich stays consistent and tastes delicious every time.
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The restaurant offers a variety of sushi rolls priced between $8 and $13.
Take-out orders are packaged separately to keep noodles from getting soggy.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Outdoor patio offers beautiful views and people watching opportunities. Atmosphere feels fun and friendly with a casual family vibe. Seating includes small indoor tables and a large terrace for al fresco dining.
Fish and chips stand out with crispy, flavorful batter and fresh seafood. Oysters come fresh and are popular during happy hour. The Mr. Fish Sando offers a crispy, flavorful sandwich option.
Crispy and flavorful fish sandwiches stand out here, especially the Mr. Fish Sando. Sandwiches of the month also offer solid variety and quality.
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Happy hour runs from 3-6pm with $2 oysters available.
Parking can be a hassle near Pike Place Market.
The restaurant stays open until 7 PM after 5 PM.
Restaurant blends old-school dark wood bar chic with Hong Kong-style neon signs and cabaret-like chandeliers, creating a cozy, vibrant atmosphere. Large screens show sports games while occasional DJs and karaoke add lively energy. Space feels bright and roomy despite some dark walls, accommodating groups comfortably.
Curried fish balls offer a unique texture that might not suit everyone. Fried oysters come with a butter sauce, lemon, Tapatio, and cilantro. Gyoza and shrimp dumplings add to the seafood variety.
Soft, pillowy bread holds gooey egg and salty spam in the pork sandwich. The fried crab sandwich also draws attention for a return visit.
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Happy hour is available every day with competitive prices on food and drinks.
The last seating is at 9:30 PM sharp, so plan accordingly.
Expect a variety of tasty treats during happy hour at lower prices.
Dive bar with retro rock n roll decor and a hidden pool room behind a bookcase creates a chill, unpretentious vibe. Music playlist includes Seattle grunge and classic rock, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere. Frequented for its free pool and casual lounge setting rather than formal dining.
Fish and chips come out hot, crispy, and flaky with a light, buttery batter and large pieces of cod. The dish is not greasy and includes tartar sauce and plenty of fries. Clam chowder offers a rich, clam-filled flavor.
Meatloaf sandwiches stand out with solid flavor and good size options like sliders and large platters. The cod sandwich also gets positive mentions for taste.
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The kitchen closes at 8 PM on weekdays.
Happy hour lasts until 7 PM with discounted drinks.
The bar service is available until 2 AM.
Waterfront views and a full-service bar on upper floors create a lively setting. Crowded and cramped seating contrasts with great Bloody Marys and fresh seafood options. Self-serve drinks and Apple Pay add convenience amid a busy atmosphere.
Fresh, local seafood shines with fish and chips, clam chowder, and salmon standing out. The menu offers a grilled seafood platter and classic dishes, all enhanced by harbor views.
Generous crab fills the Crab melt sandwich, with cheese that pulls apart nicely. Classic sandwiches like the Reuben come with fries and corn chowder, while options include chicken, fish tacos, and tuna melt.
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Reservations are recommended during peak hours to avoid long wait times.
Expect a 30-40 minute wait for tables during weekend brunch hours.
The restaurant opens for lunch at 12 pm, so plan accordingly.
Five-level old mortuary building creates a haunted Irish pub atmosphere with authentic Irish character. Live music and sports viewing add to a lively, relaxed vibe. Outdoor patio offers a quieter spot amid loud music inside.
Fish and chips stand out as a main course option. Oysters on a half shell offer a fresh seafood choice.
Corned beef and Limerick Ham sandwiches stand out with rich flavors and fresh ingredients. Turkey sandwich comes with a light homemade ranch on soft sourdough, making it warm and satisfying.
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Kells opens early for special events like the Women’s Rugby World Cup Championship.
Tickets are recommended for the St. Patrick’s Day block party due to high demand.
The kitchen closes at 7 pm, so plan your meal accordingly.
Small local Vietnamese restaurant with spacious seating and unassuming decor offers a quiet atmosphere. Pho features authentic flavors with premium meat and flavorful broth. Prices tend to be on the higher side for casual dining.
Shrimp rolls come with a peanut sauce and make a solid Vietnamese sandwich. Chicken and shrimp pho offers a very good broth. Seafood noodle soup costs $20 but has just 2 shrimp, 1 scallop, and 3 pieces of urchin.
Shrimp rolls with peanut sauce stand out as a great Vietnamese sandwich option. The tofu banh mi sandwich appears often, with a decent flavor but sometimes lacking in spice.
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Reservations are not required, but ordering at the front counter is necessary.
The restaurant has tap to pay, making transactions convenient.
Expect higher prices typical of downtown Seattle; a bowl of chicken soup costs $19.
Small, intimate space with rustic vintage decor and original tile floors creates a cozy, authentic French bistro vibe. Buzzing atmosphere fills the room with lively energy and a zinc bar adds character. Patio welcomes dogs, blending cafe, bar, and bistro functions in one spot.
Fish dishes come out tender with sauces and vegetables that enhance the flavors. Specials like clams stand out as rich and satisfying options.
French ham and cheese sandwich stands out with its rich flavor and lasting impression. Open-faced sandwiches feature a large selection of cheese and charcuterie served on good bread, alongside a fresh sardine sandwich.
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Breakfast and lunch are first come, first served; reservations are needed for dinner.
The restaurant automatically applies a 20% service fee to all bills.
Parking can be difficult; arrive early to secure a spot.
Elegant steakhouse with intimate windowless dining and bright lighting that highlights activity in the open kitchen. Atmosphere blends family-friendly warmth with occasional noise requiring raised voices. Known for high-quality steaks and a well-curated wine and cocktail menu.
Shrimp dishes stand out with spicy shrimp during happy hour and classic shrimp cocktail options. Steaks often come paired with shrimp or lobster, all cooked to the requested temperature.
Steak sandwiches stand out with rich flavor and tender meat. They pair well with a Caesar salad and beer for a solid meal.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. daily.
The happy hour menu is only available in the bar area.
Expect to pay around $100 per person for a full meal.