Salty's on Alki Beach
Seafood restaurant · West Industrial District ·
Upscale seafood & steak with stunning skyline views
Upscale seafood & steak with stunning skyline views
"This Alki mainstay has large windows that show postcard-like views of the Seattle skyline, and the food (particularly the plump lobster tail) is a lot better than other touristy seafood restaurants on the waterfront. Sure, the nautical decor is a little cheesy, but you’ll find fewer out-of-towners looking for any copper river salmon they can get their hands on, and more locals looking for the same thing." - gabe guarente, aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"Salty’s is where you go when excellent views are your priority. Chances are you’ve had a pleasant time on their Alki-adjacent patio for a Mother’s Day brunch or graduation dinner eating succulent lobster tail, fried calamari tossed with vinegary peppers, and their satisfying caesar salad. It has all the trappings of a fancy seafood restaurant with white tablecloths and nautical decor, but you’ll find fewer tourists looking for any copper river salmon they can get their hands on, and more locals looking for the same thing. Pick your poison." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente, kayla sager riley
"For a reception with an unmatched view of the Seattle skyline, head to Salty’s on Alki Beach. Choose from three private dining rooms, all with patios or decks, or combine all three for the Grand Skyline Ballroom experience, which accommodates up to 300 guests (or 240 seated). Some examples from the banquet menu are New York Strip, Steelhead, lobster tail, risotto, and kids options." - Harry Cheadle
"Salty’s is where you go when excellent views are your priority. Chances are you’ve had a pleasant time on their Alki-adjacent patio for a Mother’s Day brunch or graduation dinner eating succulent lobster tail, fried calamari tossed with vinegary peppers, and their satisfying caesar salad. It has all the trappings of a fancy seafood restaurant with white tablecloths and nautical decor, but you’ll find fewer tourists looking for any copper river salmon they can get their hands on, and more locals looking for the same thing. Pick your poison." - aimee rizzo, gabe guarente, kayla sager riley
"Salty’s in West Seattle is where you go when excellent views are your priority. Chances are you’ve had a pleasant time on their Alki-adjacent patio for a Mother’s Day brunch or graduation dinner eating succulent lobster tail, fried calamari tossed with vinegary peppers, and their satisfying caesar salad. It has all the trappings of a fancy seafood restaurant with white tablecloths and nautical decor, but you’ll find fewer tourists looking for any copper river salmon they can get their hands on, and more locals looking for the same thing. Pick your poison." - Kayla Sager-Riley
