Seattle seafood with a view?
Jan 15th, 2008, 07:04 AM
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We were taken the Palisade Restaurant by some business associates on our last visit and it is a beautiful restaurant with spectacular views across the water to the Seattle skyline. Food was outstanding. Here are links to the restaurant web site and also a review.
http://www.palisaderestaurant.com/
http://community.iexplore.com/planni...ont+Restaurant
http://www.palisaderestaurant.com/
http://community.iexplore.com/planni...ont+Restaurant
Jan 15th, 2008, 11:38 AM
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I'm still very partial to Ray's (but you'd need to have a car or take a cab as it's outside of downtown). They've been around forever and they still do a great job. Great view--go at sunset if you can.
Downtown, my choice for seafood with a view would be Anthony's at Pier 66.
Downtown, my choice for seafood with a view would be Anthony's at Pier 66.
Jan 21st, 2008, 10:38 AM
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I eat at Cutters fairly often (I work a couple blocks away). And we had our company Christmas party there last two years. I have found their food quality to be extremely consistent, and service well-trained, plus the waterfront view. I'm also curious about the party of 10, all not enjoying their meals.
Jan 21st, 2008, 11:04 AM
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My parents visited from the East Coast at the end of November. Cutter's was their favorite brunch (fantastic service and food), and Ray's was their favorite lunch/dinner. They actually went to Ray's 3 times on their trip, and are headed back there on this visit. Cutter's too! Excellent views from both as well.
Jan 21st, 2008, 12:06 PM
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Expanding of my comments about Cutters - -
View is great. The menu is extensive.
The food was just fair for us. Of the 10, 5 were adults. 5 were young adults (that have eaten out a a great deal).
3 adults had Salmon w/ vegtables. It was really fair. The salmon was on the dry side and the vegtables were fine. Our appetizer of artichoke and crab was very good. I also had California rolls which met my expectations (good).
The other two adults had fish and were fine with it. Nothing exceptional.
I would go back again based on the view and the belief that our fish preparation was a fluke. That said, it still was our least enjoyable meal of the trip. We ate out every meal (and ate well). Perhaps it just wasn't our night.
The Ruth's Chris Restaurant in Seattle was fantastic as expected. You can take the boy out of the midwest, but....
Also, within Pike Place Market there are several good restuarants. Names I do not recall unfortunately.
Seattle is a very dynamic community. It is impressive to see. It has the energy and vitality that you feel in San Fran. or New York.
View is great. The menu is extensive.
The food was just fair for us. Of the 10, 5 were adults. 5 were young adults (that have eaten out a a great deal).
3 adults had Salmon w/ vegtables. It was really fair. The salmon was on the dry side and the vegtables were fine. Our appetizer of artichoke and crab was very good. I also had California rolls which met my expectations (good).
The other two adults had fish and were fine with it. Nothing exceptional.
I would go back again based on the view and the belief that our fish preparation was a fluke. That said, it still was our least enjoyable meal of the trip. We ate out every meal (and ate well). Perhaps it just wasn't our night.
The Ruth's Chris Restaurant in Seattle was fantastic as expected. You can take the boy out of the midwest, but....
Also, within Pike Place Market there are several good restuarants. Names I do not recall unfortunately.
Seattle is a very dynamic community. It is impressive to see. It has the energy and vitality that you feel in San Fran. or New York.
Jan 21st, 2008, 06:10 PM
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Thanks so much for today's responses! We enjoyed Ray's 5 years ago and were thinking of it at sunset. I've wanted to try Palisades == was it more expensive than the others? Because we live in Alaska, we don't usually try salmon at 'outside' restaurants.
Jan 22nd, 2008, 02:28 PM
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I really enjoyed Six Seven in the Edgewater Hotel. Fantastic food and service and a gorgeous view.
http://www.edgewaterhotel.com/edgewater_home.aspx
http://www.edgewaterhotel.com/edgewater_home.aspx
