For half a century, and three generations of the Canlis family, this gorgeous restaurant has presided on a hill over Lake Union. It beckons the well-off, those looking for a romantic evening, or anyone celebrating a special event. The restaurant has won awards too numerous to list, and a renovation has made it all the better. The cuisine is based on fresh ingredients, with salmon, scallops and Dungeness crab topping the menu. Vegetables are locally grown, as are the wide array of fruits used in each beautifully presented dish. The restaurant has a 12,000-bottle wine cellar.
Art of the Table is a restaurant and supper club hybrid that is dedicated to bringing patrons a unique and intimate dining experience. You, along with 21 other people, receive a four-course menu crafted out of fresh local ingredients. Occasionally the dinners have a theme, such as Italian wines and cheeses or Southern cuisine. Even if there is no unifying theme, the food is always meticulously prepared and delicious. An absolute must if you are in Seattle!
Moved to its current downtown location in 1985 and renovated in 1990, Seattle's premier jazz club brings artists of international standing, including the likes of Nancy Wilson, Lionel Hampton and Cleo Laine. The dinner menu features a varied selection of Northwest and Mediterranean dishes. The well-rounded offerings feature seafood, grilled meats, and options for vegetarians. There's a full bar and a private room that holds 275.
A signature restaurant of the Edgewater Hotel (The), Six Seven combines Pacific Northwest cuisine with contemporary Pan-Asian and American influences. Chef Hans Reisinger's elegant preparations are flavored with fresh Northwestern ingredients, reflecting his years of international culinary experience. Try the Six Seven Crab Cakes with avocado salad for starters, and the classic wood-roasted chicken, goat cheese dumplings, or Ivory Forest mushroom sautee for your main course. The Forest Room, a private dining room, holds a maximum of 32 people and can be booked for special occasions and private parties. Treat your eyes to the wonderful view of Elliot Bay, and your taste buds to some truly exotic dishes— it will prove an unforgettable experience.
Located in the international district of Seattle and established in 1904, Maneki continues to offer traditional and authentic Japanese sushi and dishes at shockingly reasonable prices. Menu items include spider rolls, ten-zaru soba noodles, gyozas, chicken karaage, avacado ponzu and much more. Make a reservation for your group and enjoy your meal in a Tatami room, where you can try the traditional Japanese-style seating on the floor. Try a sake from the bar, which is open daily until midnight.
No need for hyperbole here, as Altura's reputation speaks for itself. Fine Italian dining mixed with elegant decor make this artisan restaurant an ideal place for a romantic night on the town. Choose from 3, 4 or 5 course fixed dinners, or order a la carte. It almost goes without saying that reservations are required. Named best Seattle restaurant in 2012, Altura truly is a jewel of the Emerald City.
A popular chain managed by Heather and William Leaman, Bakery Nouveau is recognized as the go-to place in Burien when it comes to baked dishes, especially desserts. The framed pictures adorning the light-colored walls and the dim-lighting give this eatery an impression of the classical era and ultimately a cozy vibe. It is in such a comfortable environment that you enjoy highlights such as Apple Danish, Butter Croissant, Kugelhopf, Junction Croissant, Smoked Salmon Croissant and many more.
Located in Pioneer Square, this elegant, romantic restaurant features a very impressive menu of Italian classics. The antipasti are favorite starters, and customers return again and again for popular pasta, seafood, veal, beef and lamb entrees, such as the Osso Buco and New York steak with truffle oil. Leave room for the Tiramisu, which some call Seattle's best. The wine list focuses on wines from Italy, California and the Northwest. Guests can dine in a simple yet elegant dining room or through the French doors on the courtyard terrace.
Located in the international district of Seattle and established in 1904, Maneki continues to offer traditional and authentic Japanese sushi and dishes at shockingly reasonable prices. Menu items include spider rolls, ten-zaru soba noodles, gyozas, chicken karaage, avacado ponzu and much more. Make a reservation for your group and enjoy your meal in a Tatami room, where you can try the traditional Japanese-style seating on the floor. Try a sake from the bar, which is open daily until midnight.
No need for hyperbole here, as Altura's reputation speaks for itself. Fine Italian dining mixed with elegant decor make this artisan restaurant an ideal place for a romantic night on the town. Choose from 3, 4 or 5 course fixed dinners, or order a la carte. It almost goes without saying that reservations are required. Named best Seattle restaurant in 2012, Altura truly is a jewel of the Emerald City.
With an impressive resume to back him, Chef Brian Clevenger delights patrons through his Americanized Italian dishes. At Vendemmia, freshness of ingredients is given top most priority; whether it's something from the ocean or leafy greens, all dishes ooze natural flavors. The menu features raw dishes, of which the olive oil infused salmon and the beef tartar with grilled bread are regular favorites. Vendemmia also has quite a line up of vegetarian dishes, try the green beans, baby beets or grilled peach to experience a creative spin on conventional vegetables and fruits. Prime New York steak and the king salmon make perfect entrees. Food comes to your table looking like a work of art, which adds to your culinary bliss.
Brimmer & Heeltap is a cozy New-American cuisine bistro and bar located in Ballard, Seattle. Step into this eatery and you will immediately be charmed by the decor and the ambiance. Take a seat indoors on the turquoise blue couches which are lined by fresh flowers against a white wooden walls. For a more intimate setting head to the outdoor garden where a few small tables are scattered and pretty fairy lights set the mood. Don't be dissuaded if the weather is cold, as they happily hand out blankets for you to snuggle into and keep warm. Enjoy delicious food items like the Smoked Duck Leg with Pear Salad, Grilled Pork Shoulder, Squid Fried Rice and Miso Macaroni & Cheese. Pair your meal with a specialty house cocktail or a fine wine. Finish off with the indulgent Peanut Butter Chocolate Layer Cake for dessert. This is the perfect spot for a romantic date night or just a fun meal with friends.