Seattle / Tacoma Wa Restaurants

Since opening in 1989, Wild Ginger has set a new standard for Asian restaurants in the Northwest. Wild Ginger's menu offers classic dishes from several countries including China, Cambodia, Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam. Fresh quality products cooked to order and served professionally in a casual atmosphere are the hallmarks of our restaurant. Learn More »

It is rare when a restaurant helps define what is most important about a city. In Seattle, the Metropolitan Grill has achieved that distinction. Simply say "The Met" in conversation and you will see heads nod, affirming a common understanding. Like the city it calls home, the Metropolitan Grill is a triumph of substance over style, inspiring loyalty from guests who return time and again to enjoy what is known as the Metropolitan Grill experience. Learn More »

El Gaucho is a nostalgic dining event that takes you back to a special time. The tableside preparations of Caesar Salad, Chateaubriand and Bananas Foster are paired with an extensive world-class wine list. We feature classic cocktails in our dramatic lounge, an intimate cigar lounge, beautiful private dining rooms and nightly piano music. Learn More »

Etta's, a casual Seattle fish house named after Tom and Jackie's daughter, Loretta, opened in 1995, just half a block north of the Pike Place Market. At Etta's, locals and tourists alike will find the best fish and seafood from the Pacific Northwest's abundant waters, ranging from crispy fish and chips, to spice-rubbed and grilled wild king salmon, to Tom's famous and ever popular crab cakes. Learn More »

Starting with the acclaimed Café Sport in 1984, Tom’s cuisine helped define the Northwest style. After many successful years at Café Sport, Tom and Jackie opened the Dahlia Lounge, which soon became one of the Northwest’s premiere restaurants, winning wide acclaim both regionally and internationally from the Seattle Times, Post-Intelligencer, L.A. Times, New York Times, and Gourmet Magazine, to name just a few. Learn More »

Lola, the most recent Douglas restaurant, opened July 2004, alongside the new Hotel Andra on 4th and Virginia and right across the street from the Dahlia Lounge. The Greek-inspired menu combines local northwest ingredients with Mediterranean freshness and simplicity. Lola’s customers dine on sizzling ouzo-splashed kebabs, bright-tasting mezze, wood-grilled whole fish, and cumin-spiced lamb. Learn More »

The dining room and bar will be remodeled, the menus will transform, even the music will change a bit. The new stylish interior will be a hip blend of art deco with a smart, streamlined aesthetic. The new menu will showcase Contemporary American cuisine. The seasonal menu will feature approachable, cravable favorites such as St. Louis Style BBQ Wild Boar Ribs with summer potato salad, Wok Seared Yellowfin Tuna with stir-fried vegetables and ponzu sauce . Learn More »

Nationally recognized for seafood excellence, Elliott's Oyster House on Pier 56 is where Seattle goes for seafood. For 30 years, Elliott's Oyster House has been Seattle's showcase for classic Northwest seafood. This classic seafood house is renown for simple preparations that highlight the natural flavors of the finest seafood in the Pacific Northwest. Learn More »

Carmelita, Seattle's Premier Vegetarian Restaurant, opened its doors to the public on December 1st, 1996. Proprietors Kathryn Neumann and Michael Hughes found that their dream of opening their own place had become a reality. Named after Michael's mother Carmelita and inspired by her love of life, art, food and family, Neumann and Hughes set off on a journey that they are still on today. Learn More »

Mauro Golmarvi, with over 25 years of experience as a chef, founded Assaggio Ristorante in 1993. As the owner, Golmarvi manages all aspects of the restaurant's operations, from menu development and execution, to staff training, budgeting, and serving as the restaurant's proud maitre d'. Golmarvi's role in the restaurant is that of a true host. Learn More »