Arugula & tomato w/ basil pesto flatbread=mhmm. Get a side of prosciutto and potato wheels~the potatoes taste so creamy; melts in your mouth. This place has the best peanut sauce, it comes out heated!
In a word ... wow. We enjoyed a great view and awesome cocktails :) Read more.
This chic European cafe gets the mood right for enjoying true Neapolitan pizza and other Italian classics like lasagna, cannelloni and eggplant parmigiana, with an exceedingly solicitous staff. Read more.
Lychee or Mango Ice Cream is the way to go. Be super-decadent and pick up some high-end cheese while you're there.
A trivia fact: The store survived through the Depression due to the popularity of "The Huskys" ice-cream cone, similar to a Nutty Buddy. So in honor, the owners renamed their store with the husky name Read more.
West Seattle's newest Starbucks is open in the Alaska Junction. In a space redolent of a Greyhound bus terminal interior, queue up for a coffee or join the laptop crowd on the banquette. Expect waits. Read more.
Resembles a bustling cafe on an Italian piazza. Dozen 10-inch, wood-fired-oven pizzas are the crux of this short menu. Best were the tomato-sauced versions topped with quality meats and cheeses. Read more.
This is one of my favorite restaurants in the city! I highly recommend starting your meal with a bowl of the wonderful tomato soup.
Collections Cafe is a unexpected hidden gem in Seattle Center. Beautifully executed small plates. Order a 'collection' of small plate dishes reasonably priced. Include the octopus, cheese curds.