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    Altura

    4.4 (719 reviews)
    Ultra High-EndItalian
    Closed • 6:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Moderate noise
    Dressy
    Outdoor seating

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    Smoked sturgeon, zabaglione, osetra caviar, leek sformato
    Bellea M.

    It was raining as I walked from Pike Place to Altura. I tried convincing myself that it was just drizzle but when I saw the locals using an umbrella I knew I was in for it. I arrived a soggy mess just in time for my reservation. The restaurant was warm and inviting. I was warmly greeted and seated at the counter, where I was given a hot towel for my hands (and face!) to refresh myself. I was treated to a wonderful tasting menu throughout the evening. I can't believe I ate it all, and by myself. A solo trip, as I flew up for a surprise visit for a friend who was having an art show opening and the real reason for the trip. She was truly surprised!

    Craig S.

    We returned to Altura after more than a decade. I'm not a food critic but I'm pretty sure Altura would have a Michelin star if the program existed in Seattle. The quality of the food, service and attention to detail at this place is exceptional. We went for a special occasion and the whole staff including Chef Nathan was aware and made it a point to wish us. I already had high expectations for the food - and it still exceeded my expectations. The way Chef Nathan picks the favors and textures for every bite is truly incredible. It's hard to pick a favorite bite - but I will - the beef ravioli and pumpkin gazpacho. In other fine dining experiences the dessert course was the let down - not true at Altura. The deconstructed creamsicle was divine and the canoli was equally good. All the stars for Altura, and then some - C'est parfait!

    Anh N.

    Reservations were made for this place for my boyfriend's birthday and there are limited amount of spots so make sure to reserve your seats beforehand! There is a set menu and I believe it changes every month, but if you have any allergies you can informed the restaurant ahead of time to make accommodations. It's a small restaurant but its cute and homey vibes. It was such a wonderful experience from the service staffs to the food that was served. We sat at the bar area and got to watch the craft and smell the aroma curated. Love this place, and would love to come back.

    MinJung K.

    The food, the presentation, the service--this place is truly an incredible gem in Seattle. The open kitchen adds so much to the experience; you can watch the chefs work their magic as you dine. If you want a closer look, there's bar seating right up front, though we opted for a table. The uni bite was unforgettable--I still think about it, and honestly, I could eat them like popcorn. The ambiance is vibrant and welcoming, and the staff makes you feel taken care of from the moment you walk in. The drink menu is excellent as well and pairs beautifully with the food. A memorable spot through and through.

    Eileen Z.

    incredible from start to finish. the presentation and taste were so unique, every single dish except the entrees was a completely new experience for me. by the end we had to waddle out, we were so full we couldn't even finish the second course of dessert! our waiter was so sweet, he brought us some special rose tea which was delightful

    Birthday surprise and the evening's menu
    Morgan B.

    11/10 - one of the best meals I've ever had. We did the chef's table and not only was the service exceptional, the experience of getting to chat with the chefs and see what they were doing was well worth the small additional cost. My partner booked this for my birthday after Reddit told us it was the place to go in Seattle. I'm happy to report Redditers know what's up. I was able to ask for a few modifications due to allergies and being a picky eater and they were kind enough to accommodate me. Starting out, the vibes were immaculate. The place is quaint, but warm and lovely. Something that makes Altura unique is the attention to detail - not only in the food, which is exceptional, but also down to the cutlery and flatware. Everything is served on something unique that makes the food even more pleasing to the eye. The service was also exceptional. With no one person truly "serving" you, you get to chat with a variety of folks and it makes for a very fun experience. The sommelier is never far away and has fantastic recommendations. We chose the pairing that married alcoholic and non-alcoholic drink options. Every pairing was perfect, but many of the wines were very unique! And finally, the food was so. damn. good. From the wagyu crudo, to the charcoal grilled octopus, the braised shank ravioli, and the honey semifreddo - nearly every bite had me turning to my partner to say "this is so good!" And again, every item on the plate intentional, well cooked, and perfectly crafted. All in all, a wonderful evening and an exceptional meal. Just go eat here.

    Vanilla Semifreddo
    Edward C.

    The experience was super fun and delicious, love sitting at the counter top and seeing the chefs do their things. The staff is very friendly and they do the whole "putting the plates down at once" thing. The team is very lean, you can see everyone doing everything and the operation is impressive. For foods, very delicious and similar to typical fine dining - hugely flavorful, unique twist and well seasoned. Standouts: - the tomato dish was absolutely fantastic. Best tomatoes I've ever had in my life. They were served cold so I can only assume if they were room temp, it would lose structural integrity because they were so ripe. - the prosciutto wrapped mussel was really good. Just a whole bite of umami! Ambiance was very relaxed, small spot so you have to make a reservation and it's a whole experience.

    Complimentary aperitif of apple juice, fennel, and other juices
    Dawn G.

    Another delicious and imaginative dinner at Altura! I cannot rave enough about their stellar mocktail pairing. They put so much thought and effort into these mocktails and I could drink a gallon of them. Service was friendly and attentive per usual from each member of the staff. We sat at a table but were able to watch the chefs at work and preview dishes as they came out. Looking forward to returning!

    Qingyi Y.

    The food was all pretty good -- I especially liked the ravioli; it had all the best things in there! The first few bites of each dish were great, too. Their flavor palette leans more toward umami and earthy tones, which I really enjoyed. I also love that they include a palate cleanser between the savory courses -- the shaved ice tastes like that "green grass" flavor from Harry Potter candy, but in a good way. That said, it was definitely too much food for me. I didn't realize how full I was until I walked out, and then I felt kind of sick for the next two hours. The cannoli in the final dessert wasn't anything special -- I'd honestly drop that.

    Wagyu ribeye with summer vegetables and garlic scape pesto
    Kelly L.

    Came here for a friend's birthday and it was a lovely but expensive ($$$) night. Reservations were relatively easy to make and I prepaid for the meal on tock. Be aware that the meal does take the slotted 2.5-3hrs. Started at 8:30pm and finished around 11ish. I opted for the N.A. drink pairing cause it's usually more interesting. My friend and I ended up sharing, since some of them were hit and misses for certain flavor preferences. Didn't get a picture, but the last dessert was a combo of a cannoli, cherry marzipan, and rich hot chocolate. It was so so good. Overall a great meal for Seattle. We were pleasantly full after everything. We sat at the chefs counter and it was so much fun to see how the chefs prepared everything. Truly a lot of moving parts and a profession of precision. Noise level was great too. At the end, they provide the menu to take home which is a nice touch.

    Maria P.

    It's taken me a loooong time to write this review and I hate myself for it! I found Altura by sheer coincidence looking for a special dinner. I'm so glad I found it! Best experience, service and food I've had in a while! Worth every penny! I went to the location for dinner the week of Christmas and decided to do the counter experience and enjoy the tasting menu. Oh. My. God! The food was delicious, completely understated, and I can tell that they're consistently amazing based on the person seating next to me, who was a local! And they told me they love the place so much that the go at least a couple times a year!!! The ambiance is relaxed but still formal enough that you know it's for special occasions I do love that it didn't feel like I had to make too much of an effort still. Definite must try!

    The best food I've ever had and worth every penny. My fiancé and I went after getting engaged and they made the day amazing. Being able to talk with the chefs at the chefs counter and really understand everything was a gift. We even got to take a photo with the chefs! Lots of fun, amazing experience. If you're uneasy about going, just do it, you won't regret it.

    Rack of lamb with potato purse and radicchio
    Jo L.

    The food was amazing and definitely worth it for a fancy occasion. The flavors were wonderful and while it's billed as Italian there were a lot of cool fusion flavors such as yuzu, osmanthus, and Persian black rice. We had a prix fixe menu with the A5 wagyu addon and it was buttery and delicious. It's a really cozy restaurant with not a lot of tables. We could also see the kitchen staff at work which is really cool for a fine dining restaurant. I'm taking one star off because my partner, who is lactose intolerant, was given dairy on multiple occasions throughout the evening. He had been asked at the time of booking whether there were any allergies in our party and we were also asked again when we were seated at the start of the meal so we had mentioned this at least two times. Despite this he was given several dishes with dairy in them and when we pointed this out, the staff seemed to struggle to find substitutes, which is weird because dairy is not that unusual an allergy. I appreciate that the staff tried to be accommodating and I'm grateful that his allergy was only mild because in other cases that error could have sent someone to the hospital or had them spend their in the bathroom depending on the severity. (The bathrooms were nice, though.) Apart from that, I had a great dining experience.

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    Looks like the Christmas eve or New Year's eve dinner is a bit more expensive than typical dinner. Is the menu significantly different?

    Is it better to sit at the Chef's Table or a regular Dining Table?

    If you have a small group, it's a unique experience to sit at the chefs counter and watch the kitchen while eating, while still being able to have a conversation. If you have a larger group, I'd recommend the regular dining table. It's the same meal… 

    Do they have a vegetarian tasting menu?

    I've been twice now and they adapted the tasting menu for a vegan and a vegetarian both times successfully, we did let them them know ahead of time.

    Usual dress attire at this place on a Friday night?

    I've seen everything from light casual to dressy. I suspect the dressy ones were celebrating something special.

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    4.4(1.6k reviews)
    0.7 mi•Capitol Hill
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    Came to Cascina Spinasse in Seattle on Sunday evening, the same day I ran the Iron Horse Half…read moreMarathon in North Bend, where I placed fifth overall, if anyone cares, dudes. I first arrived around 6:15 PM. The area was packed and finding street parking was surprisingly difficult, so give yourself some extra time if you're driving. I also didn't have a reservation and was quoted about a 45-minute to one-hour wait for a walk-in. The woman at the front was very nice, though, and took my number for the waitlist. I used the time to drive over to Kerry Park for some sightseeing and came back around 7:30 PM. By then, my spot was ready and I was seated at the bar. I hadn't really eaten a proper lunch after the race, so at this point I was basically combining lunch and dinner. On the recommendation of the woman serving me at the bar, I ordered two half portions of pasta: Tajarin con burro e salvia -- $20 Fine hand-cut egg yolk pasta with butter and sage. Cavatelli al ragù di costolette -- $24 Cavatelli with short rib ragù and marinated cherry tomatoes. While I was waiting, they also brought out a complimentary amuse-bouche with toast, fig, and a dark reduction. It was a nice little start to the meal. The tajarin with butter and sage came first. I was starving and finished it pretty quickly. They also served bread and long, thin, crunchy breadsticks that I believe were grissini. The pasta was good, although it didn't completely blow me away. I'd probably give that dish around a 3.5/5. Then came the cavatelli with short rib ragù. Oh my gosh, guys. This might genuinely be one of the greatest pasta dishes I've ever tasted. Somehow, it was even better than the spaghetti Bolognese I'd had at another Italian restaurant the night before. The short rib ragù was remarkable -- incredibly rich and flavorful -- and the cavatelli had this wonderful soft, chewy texture that worked perfectly with the beef ragù and tomatoes. Everything just came together. This was easily the highlight of the meal and one of my favorite Italian dishes I've had anywhere. The bar seating also ended up being pretty social. I talked with a guy next to me who had recently finished a triathlon, and chatted with another woman whose birthday was the following day. It made eating solo considerably more enjoyable. By the end, I was completely full. Considering those two half portions essentially became my post-race lunch and dinner combined, I thought it was well worth it. I'm giving Spinasse 5/5 largely because that cavatelli with short rib ragù was absolutely remarkable. I'd come back without question the next time I'm in Seattle -- and I'd probably order that exact dish again. One word of warning: I'd strongly recommend making a reservation, especially on a weekend. If you're dining solo, walking in and waiting for a bar seat can work, but I'd still be prepared to wait. 5/5 stars Last visited: August 30, 2026

    Really, really wanted to give this restaurant a higher rating but it fell short. Here's what I did…read morelike - our server was great and the space is lovely with a cozy, warm vibe. Unfortunately, the food did not hit right. Here's what we ordered: Appetizer: Crispelle - Crespelle filled with taleggio & fig mostarda with roasted figs and walnuts: Tasted like a crepe filled with brie - just OK. Primi: Tajarin con burro e salvia - Fine hand-cut egg yolk pasta with cultured butter and sage. I see the potential but someone was heavy handed with the salt so it ruined whatever flavors were supposed to come through. Secondi: Salmone reale - Pan-roasted king salmon with sauteed chanterelles, crimini brodo and thyme oil. Again, could have been really great but the mushrooms & sauce were overly salty. I think I read another review that captures my sentiments . . . perhaps whoever was the chef that night fell short. I specifically asked if the head chef Stuart was there and they said no.

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    The Pink Door

    The Pink Door

    4.4(8.1k reviews)
    1.4 mi•Downtown
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    My coworker and I had some time to kill in Seattle before our flight home and were told that The…read morePink Door was a great place to check out, so we decided to give it a try for lunch. The place is definitely a little tricky to find, and the door itself isn't quite as pink as you might expect! But once we found it, we were lucky enough to get a table for two on a Saturday without much trouble. We each had a drink, and I ordered the linguine alle vongole. It had a generous amount of clams and was really delicious. The food was excellent, the service was great, and the atmosphere was even better. I'm sure this place gets especially fun in the evenings when they have live music and entertainment, although I imagine getting a table is considerably more difficult then. Honestly, I'm glad we experienced it for lunch because it was a great way to spend some time before heading to the airport. Overall, really glad we stopped in. Great food, great service, and a really cool atmosphere. We definitely lucked out getting a table, and I'd happily come back the next time I'm in Seattle. Five stars!

    The food at this restaurant was delicious, I'm not surprised it's so hard to get a reservation!…read moreHowever, the portions are quite small, so be prepared to need an appetizer in addition to the entree. I got the popular lasagna, and it was so good but very small. The cioppino was the perfect size and the bread it came with was perfect for dipping. So delicious, I highly recommend! The cake was kinda hard so not the biggest fan, it did taste good but it didn't seem as fresh as it could've been and it didn't really taste like basil.

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    La Fontana Siciliana

    4.2(774 reviews)
    1.4 mi•Belltown
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    Recently, I met up with some colleagues for a small team dinner at La Fontana Siciliana. I was so…read moreexcited because this place had been on my list for so long! Not only to experience the food, but the DREAMY outdoor space I had seen all over social media. Service was excellent from start to finish. We managed to get an outdoor seat (yay!) and the vibes were immaculate from the start. It definitely gives off more romantic/date night vibes, but it was also fun to experience with some ladies from my team. Perfect for a girl's night! Obsessed with the string lights, the fountain, and the overall atmosphere. You somehow don't even realize you're in the middle of Seattle when you're here. The menu has so many options which made it so hard to choose, but I ended up going with the Fettucini ai Fungh - fresh fettuccini pasta with wild mushrooms served in a light cream sauce topped with truffle oil, and I also added chicken. When I say this is probably my FAVORITE pasta I've had in Seattle, I'm not kidding... I almost cleared my plate which is hard for me as my eyes are always bigger than my stomach, but I made it happen! The cream sauce was rich but not too heavy, and the truffle oil was prominent without being crazy overpowering. 10/10 absolutely no notes. Hands down would have trouble ordering something else when I visit again. Without a doubt, I will be returning in the future for a date night!

    We were really looking forward to coming here to celebrate our best friend's birthday, but…read moreunfortunately, the experience started off on the wrong foot. We had a reservation for 7:00 PM and specifically requested outdoor seating. When we arrived, they seemed very busy, so we simply said that if our outdoor table wasn't ready, we would be okay sitting inside instead. We were only trying to be accommodating and make things easier for the staff. We were initially seated inside, but they eventually moved us outside because that was what they had available and what our reservation was originally for. At that point, the staff seemed noticeably upset with us for having sat inside. Our host then argued with us and said that we had requested to sit inside, which simply wasn't what happened. We never demanded or even preferred indoor seating. We preferred to sit outside from the beginning and only offered to sit inside if it helped because they seemed busy. It was frustrating to have our attempt to be flexible turned into an issue and then be argued with about what we had said.

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    Mezzanotte - Tajarin al Coltello

    Mezzanotte

    3.9(172 reviews)
    5.3 mi•Georgetown

    For those short of time and live with no adventure I'll cut to the chase. The food is exquisite…read more For the rest, please read on. This last week while traveling for business to Seattle I had the pleasure of dining at Mezzanote. Their name of course implies it is an Italian restaurant but what you don't realize until you have sat and initiated your meal is that you, regardless of choice are embarking on a beautiful tribute to Northern Italian cuisine. At first arrival, the immediate impression is one of modest presentation but friendly and very inviting ambience. The staff, including our Server Marcus was attentive and had impeccable timing to read the table and flow of those joined in the meal. Check back was perfect and his service support was equally in tune with the other tables on the patio where we sat. Now this is what you have been waiting for... The food and I mean, we had almost one of every item on the menu and every dish was simply delicious. Tastes that were balanced and never overwhelming, but truly inspired dishes that your taste buds understand that the food was made with care and meant to satisfy even the toughest of pallets. Let's start with the house focaccia and ask for the disco sauce to dip your bread. It was a tummy satisfying start but then they dropped the focaccia regala and with the cheeses melted in a medley that left me thankful I was as they say "hungry as a hostage" because the meal had just begun. The next appetizer brought out was the Carote... This medley of carrots smoked with a Chile Honey Glaze left this BBQ born and raised Mexican wondering why ?? And then I had my first forkful and any doubt that I had about the chef creating something sacrilegious by smoking carrots left me, as the flavors were amazing. For a moment I forgot I was eating my vegetables.. where was this when I was a younger man. On to the main courses and the Reginette was first up. This Bolognese was a hearty blend of flavor and subtlety as it wasn't overly anything except satisfying. The Braciola Dia Miaale was a durock pork chop with a rhubar mostarda and salsify puree with asparagus that could not have been better. You didn't have to be a pork chop fan to enjoy this at all. Every dish that arrived was better than the one before. The Bucatini C'Anciuova, Prawns with Calabrian Chile, anchovies, tomatoe and orange zest was a delight and I don't normally eat anything overly spicy. This was a balance of heat with a twist of tang that the orange zest delivered flawlessly. Allow me to share that it is imperative you save room for dessert. Their tiramisu taste as if there is some Italian grandmother locked away in a pastry room kicking these out. They have other desserts to be sure, but this is the star of the show in my opinion. For those of you that are wine enthusiast, they did have a wine list that was impressive. All in all, for those that follow me, you know that it is a rarity for me to give any place I visit five stars from the first visit. Consistency is premium in my book. But as I mentioned to one of our fellow diners. This food is amazing, and the reality is each of these dishes could be served in a five-star venue layered with opulence and still the food would outshine the location. The only drawback was there was no Coke Zero... Damn it ...Turns out though that can be a pretty tough find in the city of Seattle in all the restaurants. For one that does not participate in alcohol or wine, my taste buds were not underserved and I survived without my Zero. This place is a go-to for any Italian yearning for authentic Italian food made with love. That's the only way I can describe just how good the food is. This isn't something that is prepared in volume for the masses. The chef and that team are simply serving with their hearts and it resonates with every bite. I'll be back, again and again. Oh and should you find yourself needing to go to the restroom. Ask for the Disco restroom.. that alone is worth the drive... Lol until next time Mezzanote! Thank you for a wonderful meal.

    I had the lumache and it was really good. The veal was tender and the pasta was perfectly al dente…read more Portions were a little small imo. I also got the blackberry mint soda! We sat in the garden and it was cool seeing the airplanes flying overhead as they were coming into land at the Boeing field. Outside seating was shady and service was great!

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