Sisters and Brothers
Chicken restaurant · Lower Queen Anne
544 Elliott Ave W #3910, Seattle, WA 98119
Highlights
Nashville hot chicken, Southern sides, eclectic vibe
Nashville hot chicken, Southern sides, eclectic vibe
"One of the few places in the city to get true blue Nashville hot chicken, this hugely popular restaurant once drew crowds in Georgetown, and has since debuted a restaurant in the Lower Queen Anne-Interbay neighborhood. Whether the heat level is “mild” or “insane,” diners get hit with serious spice. Don’t forget about the sides, like collard greens, fried green tomatoes, and cabbage and pepper slaw." - Jade Yamazaki Stewart
"Just a short drive away from Magnolia Park is the new permanent location of Sisters & Brothers, a takeout spot that specializes in Nashville-style hot chicken. Try some alongside their smoked gouda mac and cheese." - aimee rizzo
"One of the few places in the city to get true blue Nashville hot chicken, this hugely popular restaurant once drew crowds in Georgetown, and has since debuted a restaurant in the Lower Queen Anne-Interbay neighborhood. Whether the heat level is “mild” or “insane,” diners get hit with serious spice. Don’t forget about the sides, like collard greens, fried green tomatoes, and cabbage and pepper slaw." - Eater Staff, Jade Yamazaki Stewart
"Instead of going on a disaster of a jog, have something spicy and sweat this thing out at Sisters And Brothers. It’s an Interbay spot that serves Nashville-style hot chicken you can get with some fries or smoked gouda mac and cheese on the side. If anything, the spice will distract you from the fact that it feels like the World Table Tennis Championship is happening in your head right now." - aimee rizzo
"Sisters and Brothers knows their sh*t when it comes to Nashville-style hot chicken. They used to have a bar in Georgetown, and now you can get the same outstanding crispy tenders, thighs, and sandwiches at their new space in Interbay. Add some Southern-inspired side dishes (like the smoked gouda mac and cheese with bacon), and keep in mind that just like in Nashville, the spice levels here are slightly skewed. As in, the “mild” will absolutely clear out your sinuses. photo credit: Nate Watters" - Aimee Rizzo
