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- PPaigeSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined todayOur waitress was absolutely amazing. Food and atmosphere were fantastic and I can’t wait to go back again!!More infoSan FermoPrice: Very Expensive• Italian• Ballard / Fremont•4.8
- CConniSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined todayDinner was great. There were seven of us. Service was excellentMore infoThe ClearwaterPrice: Expensive• Contemporary American• Poulsbo•4.4
- JJimNew York City •6 reviews5.0Dined todayWhat a special place and special meal. My wife have been trying to dine here for over 25 years and we finally made it happen. We knew it was going to be a great night when we were seated at one of the widow seats. Didn't know that space had been added. We absolutely loved our waiter Patrick; we was spectacular in every way. Solid wine list at reasonable prices. Loved the Barbera d' Asti from northern Italy The local Washington oysters were a treat. Arancini (3) were hot and delish. Went for the classic Pink Door lasagna (I never order Lasagna in restaurants - Costco lasagna has ruined me forever on the dish!) However I loved this version - such subtle flavors. My wife had the pappardelle (she makes a number of great PD dishes) and she loved what she ordered. Ended the evening with the sticky toffee dessert which also was rich and memorable! It's clear the Pink Door know its lane and everything works. Every thing we ate was memorable and we can't wait to return and try what we didn't have a chance to enjoy. We flew up from Sacramento to see Beethoven's 7th at the Seattle Symphony. Thanks for your part in making our trip more than we ever could have hoped for.More infoThe Pink DoorPrice: Very Expensive• Italian• Belltown / Pike Place Market•4.8
- MMICHAELSeattle / Eastern Washington •7 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoWe 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.More infoToulouse Petit Kitchen & LoungePrice: Moderate• American• Queen Anne•4.6
- PPatGreater Boston •6 reviews5.0Dined on 3 Jan 2025Marcus was our server … absolutely phenomenal. We traveled from Boston to Seattle and have been looking forward to dining @ Palisade for several weeks. As always, the Palisade team deserves an Olympic Gold medal for providing an extraordinary experience. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️More infoPalisadePrice: Moderate• Seafood• Magnolia•4.4
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Discover Olympic and Kitsap Peninsulas
Bordering Olympic National Park, scenic Route 101 is dotted with a number of fine restaurants. Coming up from the south, your first option is seafood on Lake Quinault. In the town of Forks, there’s a solid selection of Chinese dishes, bar-and-grill fare, pizzas, American surf-and-turf options, and fast food, followed by an oceanfront restaurant just outside town. The Kitsap Peninsula, with its many inlets and waterways, specializes in waterfront dining. In the towns of Bremerton, Port Orchard, and Silverdale, plus other stops along Route 3, you can find any number of brewpubs, hearty American restaurants, and locations for Asian cuisines.