Fodor's Expert Review Son of a Butcher
$$$
Capitol Hill
Dinner
Forget smoke and mirrors, this Korean barbecue spot fills up every night with smoke and meat-eaters. While most of the city's Korean food scene sits in the suburbs, this quality-focused restaurant presents trays of impeccable sliced beef, pork, and chicken. The extensive menu of soju, along with beer and cocktails, draws a crowd in for the bar, which fits with their other specialty: drinking snacks.
Quick Facts
2236 Eastlake Ave. E
Seattle,
Washington
98102,
USA
206-946–6574
Known For:
- Assortment of sauces
- Korean drinking snacks
- High-quality meats
Restaurant Details:
Rate Includes: Closed Sun. and Mon. No lunch, Reservations recommended