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Le Pichet is a cozy, no-frills French bistro near Pike Place serving classic dishes like roast chicken and steak frites with an inviting, Parisian vibe.

Kilig in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District is a lively eatery by the Musang team serving up Filipino comfort classics like rich bulalo and colorful pancit in a bright, welcoming space perfect for casual gatherings.

Local Tide is a bright, casual Fremont spot serving fresh, impeccably sourced Pacific Northwest seafood in unforgettable sandwiches and bowls.

Tamari Bar serves up fresh sashimi, sizzling wagyu, and inventive Japanese street eats with killer cocktails in a hip Capitol Hill izakaya.

Fuel Coffee is a cozy espresso haven on Capitol Hill, perfect for a quick caffeine fix with friendly service and a bright, inviting atmosphere.

Nestled in Beacon Hill, Flora Bakehouse is a charming gem where you can savor flaky pastries, inventive coffee drinks, and a delightful rooftop retreat.

Step into Tai Tung, Seattle's oldest Chinese haunt, and indulge in classics like Bruce Lee's favorite oyster sauce beef while soaking in decades of culinary history.

Nestled in a charming 1910 Italianate cottage, the Corson Building serves seasonal American fare at communal tables, creating an intimate atmosphere perfect for any romantic occasion.

Hidden behind a nondescript pink door by Pike Place, this Italian spot serves legendary spinach lasagna, fresh seafood, and live trapeze shows with Elliott Bay views.

The Seattle Great Wheel at Pier 57 offers stunning, climate-controlled gondolas with breathtaking views of the city and Elliot Bay, perfect for a relaxing ride—especially around sunset.