Lazy Susan Seattle

Restaurant · Lower Queen Anne

Lazy Susan Seattle

Restaurant · Lower Queen Anne

3

823 5th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109

Photos

Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null
Lazy Susan Seattle by null

Highlights

Lazy Susan is a vibrant spot in Queen Anne dishing up Korean-Mexican fusion like bulgogi burritos and crispy wings, plus a killer cocktail menu.  

Featured in Eater
Placeholder
Placeholder

823 5th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 Get directions

lazysusanseattle.com

Menu

Information

Static Map

823 5th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109 Get directions

+1 206 588 2224
lazysusanseattle.com

Menu

Features

alcohol
cocktails
dessert

Last updated

Mar 4, 2025

Powered By

You might also like

Terms of Use • Privacy Policy • Cookie Policy
 © 2025 Postcard Technologies, Inc.
@eater

"Korean gastropub Lazy Susan is open for takeout with items such as crunchy wings, kimchi mac and cheese, japchae and the beef bulgogi burrito. It’s also offering 50 percent off meals for all restaurant, bar, food industry workers unemployed or recently laid off." - Gabe Guarente

Seattle Restaurants Expanding Delivery and Takeout Due to Coronavirus Measures - Eater Seattle
View Postcard for Lazy Susan Seattle
@eater

"Korean-Mexican gastropub Lazy Susan has relocated to Queen Anne, serving dishes like bulgogi beef-smothered fries and double-fried Korean-style chicken wings in the former Crow Restaurant and Bar space. The restaurant, originally Citizen Six in Interbay, closed there in June. Owner Suzana Olmos renamed the restaurant to avoid confusion with her other restaurant, Citizen, located just two blocks away. Lazy Susan retains the popular Korean-Mexican dishes Citizen Six was known for and offers new dinner, dessert, and cocktail options." - Megan Hill

Korean-Mexican Gastropub Lazy Susan Opens in Lower Queen Anne - Eater Seattle
View Postcard for Lazy Susan Seattle
@eater

"Citizen Six, Interbay’s Korean-Mexican gastropub, will relocate to Queen Anne after service on June 23. Owner Suzana Olmos will take over the space being vacated by Crow Restaurant and Bar. After the move, Olmos will rename the restaurant Lazy Susan, her childhood nickname. She’ll keep most of the menu items the same — including the popular bulgogi beef-smothered fries and the double-fried Korean-style chicken wings — but add new dinner, desert, and cocktail options. Olmos, who lives in Lower Queen Anne, also operates the restaurant Citizen just two blocks away. To avoid confusion between the two, Olmos is renaming Citizen Six, but Citizen will retain its name. Olmos will take over the Crow space at 823 5th Ave N after that restaurant closes June 22. She plans to add her spin on the decor, expand the bar, and add group-friendly seating. If all goes smoothly, Lazy Susan will reopen the first week of August. Olmos says she’ll continue serving the flavorful pub fare her fans have come to love since the restaurant opened in 2016, including bulgogi fries, spicy pork tacos, and Korean beef burgers. A focal point of the menu will be double-fried Korean-style wings, which use Olmos’s mother’s recipe. At some point after the reopening, Lazy Susan will add weekend brunch, too." - Megan Hill

Interbay’s Citizen Six Is Moving to Lower Queen Anne - Eater Seattle
View Postcard for Lazy Susan Seattle

Claire Jenkins

Google
The decor is really fun and we loved our cocktails. The service was also just attentive enough. I'm not sure it is Asian Mexican fusion, more that both are represented on the menu. The food was good, but I would probably just grab a drink here next time. Overall, enjoyed the atmosphere and will definitely be back

Suzy An

Google
I am so excited that this restaurant is in the neighbourhood! The fried chicken sandwich and the chicken burrito was super good. The portions are big, the price is decent, and the atmosphere was great. The kimchi fried rice was meh though. It was a little too mild for my liking.

Susan Chen

Google
Got the crispy tofu bites and beef burrito here. The crispy tofu had a good flavour but the beef burrito was a bit disappointing. I was hoping for more korean elements in the burrito but it didn’t taste super special to me. The menu also advertised that it comes with guacamole (which it didn’t have). Overall it was okay but a bit pricey for what it was.

Saransh Gupta

Google
Fish Tacos - 4 Deluxe Quesadilla - 4 Kimchi Fried Rice - 2 Spicy Pork Jaapche - 3 Garlic fries - 3.5 The place seemed great in ambience but somehow the food wasn’t upto the mark. Hospitality was good.

Tegan Tigani

Google
Chic setting, great service, delicious food! Cocktails looked lovely, too. The tofu bowl was big enough for two meals and full of savory goodness. Brussel sprouts were tangy and satisfying (but taste before you squeeze on added lime-- ours didn't need the burst of citrus).

Breena Troy

Google
Followed Lazy Susan from their Interbay location as Number 6. Food menu is pretty much the same and still delicious! My favorite place for gluten free fish and chips in Seattle.

Thomas Wysocki

Google
Beautiful space, strong & tasty cocktails and a delicious selection of Korean inspired dishes. Both types of chicken wings are crispy and full of flavor. Basically every dish that I've tried this far has been really good. A great addition to the neighborhood.

Dustin D Clark

Google
Good food (best guacamole in Seattle imo, which caught me by surprise), and fantastic service. Staff was super friendly and handed out NYE stuff.