4 Best Restaurants in Phinney Ridge and Greenwood, Seattle

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We've compiled the best of the best in Phinney Ridge and Greenwood - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

The Chicken Supply

$ Fodor's Choice

Crispy rice-based batter keeps the fried chicken at this tiny spot impressively tender. The kitchen experience of the accomplished chefs behind this simple concept shows in the quality and intriguing Filipino flavors of side dishes such as coconut collard greens and garlic rice. Order ahead of time to make sure to get your chicken, as they sell out most days.

Coyle's Bakeshop

$ Fodor's Choice

One of the city’s neighborhood charmers, this beloved bakery churns out the best of French, British, and American pastry traditions, as well as their own unique treats. Mornings mean the espresso bar is busy and the croissants are flying off the shelves, while midday offers light salads, quiches, and their savory signature, the cretzel—a buttery, crisp, pretzel-knotted treat. Loose-leaf tea in the afternoon goes perfectly with their beautiful cakes, such as the stunning Victoria sponge. 

Herkimer Coffee

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Herkimer Coffee's Greenwood outpost is a favorite of coffee connoisseurs, with baristas who know their stuff but won't give you side-eye for dumping sweetener in their creations. The coffee shop has some seating, but it's also a great spot to grab a cup to go.

7320 Greenwood Ave. N, Seattle, 98103, USA
206-784--0202
Known For
  • Perfectly pulled espresso
  • Knowledgeable baristas
  • Locally roasted beans

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Ken's Market

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The deli counter at Ken's turns out surprisingly good sandwiches, like an Italian stuffed with cured meats and a chicken banh mi loaded with pickles, all made on fresh bakery rolls, and a smash burger on Thursdays. The small, nicely stocked neighborhood grocery store also offers a good selection of baked goods and pre-made foods from local restaurants, plus coffee, beer, wine, and canned cocktails—it's a great place for picnic supplies before heading to the nearby Woodland Park Zoo or down the hill to Green Lake.

7231 Greenwood Ave. N, Seattle, 98103, USA
206-784--3470
Known For
  • To-go lunches
  • Local baked goods
  • Sidewalk seating

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