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The Seven Best Places for Lunch Around Seattle
June 3, 2014 6:43 am
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Author: Seattle Yacht Broker Byron Shirley
1. PCC Natural Market – Fremont
Healthy? Sure. Delicious and fresh? You bet! PCC Market, the local “Whole Foods” of the Pacific Northwest, has amazing deli lunch options, all for a very reasonable price. Try it: Broccoli and Cheese Risotto Cakes, Apple Quinoa salad with Curry Dressing, Asian Chicken Lettuce Wraps.
Address: 600 N. 34th Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 632-6811
2. Blue Water Taco Grill
Who says Seattle does not have good Mexican food? Just ask this veteran of the Los Angeles and Tijuana food scene: this place is the real thing, and the burritos and tacos are chock full of juicy “camarones” and other delicious local seafood. Bonus points if you can order “en Espanol”.
Address: 515 Queen Anne Ave N Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 352-2407
3. Paseo – Cuban Sandwiches
“It’s just a meat sandwich!” – but if you’ve seen the movie ‘Chef’, been to Miami or better yet, to Cuba, then you know that a good Cuban sandwich is a thing to be treasured. Well, as over 3,000 Yelp reviewers might tell you, this is one of the best Cuban sandwiches you’ll ever have. Now try to show up just before lunchtime, because the line comes out of the store.
Address: 4225 Fremont Ave N Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 545-7440
4. Citizen Crepe
A real creperie that has amazing savory or sweet crepes, and still nails that Seattle cup of coffee. You’ll love the location, encased in red brick, with aged wood benches, it’s got a very cozy feel.
Try it: Citizen Crêpe with avocado, caramelized onions, roasted asparagus, apple smoked bacon, spinach & goat cheese. Topped with our homemade crème fraiche.
Address: 706 Taylor Ave N Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 284-1015
5. Dot’s Charcuterie and Bistrot
Want real French food? Did you go to Paris 10 years ago and still remember the pate, the Cornichons, or are you an ex-pat like me? Dot’s is the place for real charcuterie, and good French lunches and dinner. Oh, and bring home the paté to your girlfriend, one bite and she’ll thank you.
Address: 4262 Fremont Ave N Seattle, WA 98103
(206) 687-7446
6. Serious Pie
Serious about your pizza? So are these guys! But what makes Serious Pie even better? The atmosphere. You sit on long benches, community-style, and have a chance to make new friends.
Try it: Sweet Fennel Sausage Pizza with roasted peppers and provolone, and the Soft-Cooked Eggs with Smoked Prosciutto Pizza.
Address: 401 Westlake Ave N Seattle, WA 98109
(206) 436-0050
7. The Pink Door
On those rare sunny Seattle days, it feels like it’s the best town in the world, you can’t go wrong having lunch at the Pink Door, a staple of the downtown food scene. Their patio overlooks the Puget Sound, with views to the Olympic range. Lunch on oysters, mussels, or the huge delicious salads with a glass of Rose wine.
Address: 1919 Post Alley Seattle, WA 98101
(206) 443-3241
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