Where To Eat At SeaTac Airport
"Maybe you’re visiting Seattle for the first time and somehow did everything but get fish and chips, or maybe you’re leaving the area and need a little taste before you go. Either way, Lucky Louie Fish Shack is a good pick. And while the panko-breaded pollock filets here may not top our best-of-the-best list, they’re pretty solid when the batch is freshly fried. The chowder here is tasty too, with lots of herbs, bacon, and potatoes that make the whole thing taste like a loaded baked potato. But save this one for the gate—we’d advise against slurping chowder from the middle seat of Row 29. Central Terminal" - kayla sager riley, aimee rizzo
Lucky Louie Fish Shack
