Tsui Sushi Bar

Canlis, a Seattle classic since the 1950s, delivers inventive Pacific Northwest fare in a stunning mid-century-modern setting with breathtaking lake views.

Homegrown is a laid-back Seattle spot dishing up scrumptious organic sandwiches, hearty grain bowls, and crisp salads crafted from local ingredients.

Nestled in the Thompson Hotel, Conversation offers a chic dining experience with fresh farm-to-table dishes and inventive cocktails in a cozy, stylish setting.

Unicorn is a vibrant carnival-themed bar where corn dogs and creative cocktails meet arcade games and eclectic decor for a memorable night out.

Ethan Stowell's How to Cook a Wolf in Madison Park serves up sophisticated rustic Italian small plates and pasta dishes in an inviting, spacious setting.

Nue offers a cozy, knickknack-filled atmosphere where you can dive into inventive global street eats, all while enjoying friendly service and good vibes.

Nestled in a vintage building by Lake Washington, Pizzeria Pulcinella serves up stellar wood-fired Neapolitan pizzas that might just rival those in Italy.

Shingletown Pub serves up local craft brews and classic cocktails in a stylish saloon with line dancing, country karaoke, and an inviting vibe.

Casual fare meets multiple TVs at this laid-back sports bar with weekend brunch.

Liberty is a cozy Capitol Hill haunt where lively craft cocktails and fresh sushi keep the good vibes rolling until 1 a.m., all in a casual, dog-friendly lounge.