Restaurants near Kiwanis Field

You have to know what you are looking for or use GPS to find the Pink Door. It has a speakeasy feel to it. Loved the ambiance and everything about the place. We ate in the lounge where the entertainment was, which was great. For a more formal experience try the dining room at the back. It has the views. The Pink Door offers a wonderful evening of food and entertainment. Our server Dina was great.

My daughter, her husband got married earlier in the day and wanted to celebrate with their guests at Anthony’s. We had a lovely dinner and the view of the water was gorgeous. I chose the sirloin steak off the three course meal and I do have to say it was hard to cut and chew. Usually steak that I order is very tender. The rest of the meal was delicious.

We were seated at our reservation time at a premium table. Our waitress was prompt, friendly, knowledgeable, attentive and efficient. Salad was unique and very flavorful. Small plate to share at Nichol’s recommendation, of scallops was outstanding. Main courses were again unique, flavorful, and exquisite. Desert was to die for. Best meals we’ve had, ever, in Seattle! Can’t wait to return.

We had the most lovely dinner with a view at Salty’s on recommendation of a local friend. The calamari is phenomenal and crab cakes were just ok. I wish they included bread for the price point. I had the Steelhead and really loved it, other diners in our party had the clam chowder and scallops and also said they were great. We were, unfortunately, too full for dessert. Service was excellent and the view was everything we were looking forward to.

The guitarist musician was very loud and shrill. It was impossible to carry on a conversation in a regular voice. Possibly an acoustic guitar and turning down the volume would improve the ambience.