1. Quinn's Pub
8.6
1001 E Pike St (at 10th Ave), Seattle, WA
Gastropub · Capitol Hill · 142 tips and reviews
Dave Thornhill: Awesome gastro pub. Try the cod fritters, you won't be disappointed.
Andr00 D: Salt cod fritters: corn dog of the sea! -- Kenneth
Chris Furniss: Order the salt cod fritters to start, always. They aren't pulling your leg with the "best burger in town" upsell, either.
2. Omega Ouzeri
8.1
1529 14th Avenue, Seattle, WA
Greek Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 13 tips and reviews
Cusp25: Delicious and fresh feta dips and the zucchini fritters are a must.
Filiz T: Great ambiance, delicious zucchini fritters and local bread appetizer from Columbia City Bakery. Solid ouzo selection for ouzo lovers.
Riona MacNamara: Olive oil martini! Beautiful small plates, very veg*n-friendly. Beautiful room.
5. Little Uncle
1523 E Madison St (at 16th Ave), Seattle, WA
Thai Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 58 tips and reviews
Brad Graham: "Locals flock here for curried fish fritters and Khao Soi curry noodles. Also popular is the gra poa moo: pork sauteed with gra poa basil, chilies and garlic with a fried egg and Jasmine rice."
S. Zorn: Excellent pad thai, khao soi, and I'm into this special hibiscus soda. It's an outdoor stand so best for takeout or a sunny day.
Taylor Fleming: stick with the classic and get the phad thai, a thai iced tea, and a braised beef cheek bun on the side.
6. Tallulah's
550 19th Ave E (at E Mercer St), Seattle, WA
Bar · Capitol Hill · 39 tips and reviews
Kaitlin Martineau: Great options on their brunch menu! Red quinoa bowl - smoked salmon, pickled carrot, avocado, poached egg
Stills: Bloodhound is an excellent breakfast cocktail-- grapefruit, Campari, and your choice of spirit.
Eater: Linda Derschang's stylish new restaurant on the hot corner of 19th and Mercer is a nod to her daughter, Tallulah, as well as an homage to mid-century design and the vibe of Big Sur in the 1970's.
7. La Spiga
7.9
1429 12th Ave (btwn Pike & Union), Seattle, WA
Italian Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 53 tips and reviews
Mike Calcagno: Great happy hour, and the house red changes often and is usually a great value.
Mauri Mansfield: The lasagna. Do it.
Lauren Cunningham: Loved their simple, no fuss take on Italian cuisine. Everything was delicious! Highly recommend the tagliatelle and the cocktails.