Lowell&#x27;s Restaurant

Do they have a service fee?

No auto gratuity, you are prompted by the machine for you too input at checkout.

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What is the brand of coffee Lowell's serves?

Thruline, a local roaster

Can I make a reservation for my visit to Seattle in July ? They are not on Opentable

Unfortunately no. It's first come first served. Line moves pretty quickly though. It's a walk up and order at the counter model...

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How late is breakfast served?

Breakfast is served until 11am Monday through Friday, and until 1130am Saturdays and Sundays.

Fish and chips?

Yes! I've never had them though.

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Will Lowell's be open this Thanksgiving 11/23/17? If so, what are the hours of operation? Thank you!

No. Lowell's is closed on New Year's, Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas.

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Von's 1000 Spirits

4.5(4k reviews)

0.2 mi•Downtown

This place is amazing! Service, food, hustle...they never make you feel like you're an…read moreinconvenience and the food was great! Best and most reasonably placed cocktails downtown for sure. We just finished my brother's memorial service and went to another bar after but I wish we would have stayed here y til bar close. Cheers to another year!

The atmosphere in here is awesome. Great service and of course the drink menu is awesome. I didn't…read moreexpect the food to be so good. The Alaskan cod tacos are probably the best fish tacos I've ever had in my life.

Decor interior

Mediterranean Vegan Sourdough Pasta

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Outdoor patio

Ludi's Restaurant & Lounge

4.7(791 reviews)

0.1 mi•Downtown

Yum. Truly worth the hype and the line. The ube pancake was so tasty, decadent, and fluffy. I…read morerecommend getting one (two gals split one) instead of a stack because while it's so good, it's big and it's kind of like eating cake for breakfast. We also shared the combo silog which was a great way to sample more of the menu. I enjoyed the garlic rice and ilocos especially. The diner feels so cozy and homey - old photos of the owner and customers and magnets his guests left are a nice touch. Friendly and attentive service despite the busyness.

Made a stop at Ludi's for lunch after a hike. I've never not seen a line here during open hours and…read morehave only known about their ube pancakes. We waited a bit over an hour in line. You order at the front before being seated which means food arrives shortly after sitting down. With that noted, I wouldn't return to wait that long. First visit, to try a relatively famous spot, sure. Inside is a bit tight, but conversation can be had. My friends got the lumpia-silog and bistek-silog. Lumpia was tasty, but not particularly outstanding. Bistek was dry. The beef was tough to chew, seasoned alright on the outside but likely overcooked if not old. I opted for the oxtail silog which was delicious but pricey. Oxtail Silog - for $29, this plate definitely gets a double take. After waiting in the hour line, I figured I should commit for a tasty meal. Oxtail comes in a side bowl alongside a bit of hearty broth which the rice absorbs well. Meat is tender, falls off the bone, but pulling around oxtail bones isn't the simplest, so definitely have to bite around crevices. All in all, this plate was delicious but think it comes with a huge tourist tax I've had better value for oxtail plates. Ube Pancake Stack - four sizeable pancakes. Some pictures, including my own, don't do these justice. I can definitely get behind the hype. They're drenched in a rich ube sauce and there's plenty to go around. Honestly the ube flavor is present on the pancakes, but it feels relatively faint because the sauce is extremely sweet and flavorful, minimizing the pancake taste and expanding the gap between flavors. That being said, I think I would enjoy the pancakes with less sauce (or preferably, on the side).

Inside seating area

French toast

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Combo-Silog

Old Stove Brewing - Pike Place

4.3(1.5k reviews)

0.1 mi•Downtown

Came in on a Friday night and learned that Old Stove Brewing gets busy for a reason! All the…read moreoutdoor tables were full when we arrived at 6, so we put our name on the list for inside and waited about 30 minutes. The oysters were the main draw for me, and they were totally worth the visit. Old Stove serves them with a savory watermelon sauce in addition to a traditional cocktail sauce--eaten together, it's a flavor explosion that I can't quite describe. We also enjoyed the garlic everything fries, which were delicious! We just had to try a flight to sample the brews. There are some really good beers available here, especially the Belgian blonde, citra pale ale, and the stout. I did not really care for the seasonal sour (grapefruit, I think)--to me, it just tasted like a sour and nothing more, but someone with more interest in sour beers would probably enjoy it just fine. Despite the busy night, our server checked on us regularly and was very personable, stopping to chat with us about the local sports scene. There's plenty to look at, inside and out. If you can snag a seat outside, you'll get to enjoy the waterfront. Inside, the decor is industrial but fun. Not sure if this runs all the time, but when we were there, the tvs were playing vintage beer ads, which was quite fun. They also sell some pretty good t-shirt designs. Overall, Old Stove Brewing is the perfect combo of good location, good food, and good beer. Definitely recommend a visit when in the Pike Place area!

Came here following another Yelp Event nearby actually and decided to have a couple rounds with…read moreanother Yelper. I just had a couple rounds of beers and split a flight with my new friend. I didn't find the pours I got to be particularly memorable. I had a Circuit breaker which was probably the best. Pomegranate sour was passable as was the Citra streaker, but none of them slapped. The place was swamped with people and while I understand the setting. for the number of staff running around here, the place was dirty. I'd think they'd have a couple of the servers come thought and sweep up and clean the tables. So my impressions of Old Stove is that it's a huge restaurant/brewery that tourists can come to as it's close to Pike Place and the pier, but as a result is slammed so bad that it looks a bit worse for the wear, or at least it was on my visit on a weekday evening.

Lively Interior at Old Stove

Poblano Mac n cheese

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Outside patio

Shaker + Spear

4.4(1.2k reviews)

0.2 mi•Belltown

My wife and I had a great experience dining here. The food was great, we all loved the drink and…read morethe steak. recommended.

Super clean modern vibe inside, open kitchen which is really fun and really attentive service…read more Hamachi crudo is a must try! All entrees were great too. We went for a v-day weekend and it was bustling and fun.

Welcome note..

Mussels

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Grilled Tiger Prawns*

Life On Mars

This is one of my favorite bars in all of Seattle. The atmosphere is incredible--great music, walls…read morefull of vinyl, and a vibe that feels both fun and welcoming. If you love music and supporting local artists, this is your place (they even showcase and sell local vinyl and more). The cocktails are great, the nonalcoholic options are actually great too, and the food is so good. It's all plant-based, and I'm not even vegan, but I still love eating here. It's just one of those spots that gets everything right: music, drinks, food, and atmosphere.

I'm not vegan but I couldn't even tell the difference with the smash burger! All the food we…read moreordered from cauliflower wings to fries and our burgers were filled with flavor. Serving size was definitely shareable among the three of us. Lucky timing with happy hour, the drinks were so good!! Service was very attentive and kind with us. Loved the vibes with the music playing and selection of vinyls to choose from. Such a great spot to catch up with friends or a fun night out

Cauliflower Buffalo Wings

Wall of records!

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Bar

Outsider BBQ & Beer Garden

4.2(155 reviews)

3.4 mi•Fremont

I thought the Seattle area didn't really have amazing Southern BBQ until I tried the food here at…read moreOutsider! You know it's good when you pull up the establishment and they have not only a long line, but also a paper dictating what is sold out, which they update on a 10-15 minute interval. Waiting in line is the most time consuming part of this experience, as we probably waited 20-30 minutes to get to the front to place our order - which is good sign! You can definitely formulate what meats and sides you want as you get closer to the front. Parking for the restaurant is a bit difficult, I think the only options we found while visiting was streetside, and we were fortunate to find a spot only a block away. I could totally see it being impossible to find parking when it gets really busy in the area. Once you get your food, there is plenty of seating, from high tops, to booths, to tables, to outdoor seating with a fire pit. We got a good variety of items, which I'll review a couple down below: Brisket: A good brisket with a nice visible smoke ring. Similar to the pork belly, you can tell the skill of a barbecue restaurant from how their brisket is, and this brisket is delicious! Really meaty and pleasant smoke flavor. I think we did get a leaner cut of brisket as there wasn't as much fat to help with the leanness. Beef Cheek: A delicious cut of meat that melts in the mouth, and has a pleasant smokey flavor. Out of the three cuts of meat, this one was unfortunately salted the heaviest. The first couple of bites are delicious and really delicious, but it goes really overwhelming the more you eat it. If you order this, definitely get some sides to help. Pomegrante Pork Belly: A solid BBQ pork belly that has a pleasing fatty crust with a meaty interior. This is what I would consider a good baseline for a reputable barbecue restaurant. It is advertised as pomegrante pork belly, but I unfortunately wasn't able to taste any flavor of pomengrate - maybe a tiny bit in the glaze/bark but that could just be attributed to the sugar. Mac and Cheese: A pretty comforting side! bechamel sauce is really creamy and fully coats each noodle. The noodles were at the sweet spot of soft and having enough integrity to hold their shape. Cherry and Rhubarb Cobbler: Wow, this is an amazing dessert! I haven't had a cobbler where they added cardamom to the crust before, and I think it works spectacularly. The cardamom gives a nice floral taste to the crust, which is complemented by the tart and fruity filling. I think this is one of the better if not best desserts I've had a barbecue shop, and the small tweaks made were creative and delicious! In the end, I think we paid about $100 for everything you see here. Having been to a couple of BBQ places, I would say that it is pretty standard pricing. Good BBQ does take a lot of effort and it does come at a premium. Outsider BBQ is absolutely delicious - if you are looking to get some comforting food, they definitely have you covered. I would totally revisit to try their items that got sold out (missed the beef cheeks, need to try those!) the time we visited!

I mean, it isn't BBQ from the south, but it comes close. There's typically a long time and it's not…read morefast either, so it's quite popular. You order at the front, you bring it to your table, and you bus yourself. The first time we went, we actually left but most of the items were sold out, so we came back a week later and earlier in the day. The also close quite early, around 8 or 9pm depending on the day. There's both indoor and outdoor seating, and it's communal. We got the Pitmasters that serves around 4-5 people, there was 3 of us and we ate the rest the following day. I loved the ribs and the pulled pork sandwiched between a piece of bread and a pickle was delicious.

5.3 mi•Greenwood, Phinney Ridge

(10/4/25)

Beef rib (IG: hangryforwhat)

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Brisket, rib, pork belly, sausages, beef cheek, collard green.

Sunrise Restaurant

4.7(127 reviews)

Ordered via DoorDash, I got the Pig in a blanket which was three pancakes rolled around breakfast…read moresausage, with cream cheese and strawberry preserve on top. Over a fried hard egg. I was surprised how flavorful and fresh this meal was. It was soooo good and bursting with flavor!!!!!! Because I did DoorDash I didn't get to experience the ambiance. With the order they provided condiments and everything I needed. Overall.... I need this dish again!

Great mom & pop cafe on the corner of 79th and Aurora. There are a few dedicated parking spots…read morebehind the restaurant off of 79th, as well as spots along 79th. Best to approach southbound on Aurora. (Otherwise, take Linden and turn on 79th.) The menu is typically breakfast/lunch fare: pancakes/french toast, omelets, benedict's, along with sandwiches, burgers and soups. They also offer additional daily specials, and a kids menu. The food is delicious and very well prepared. This is a family owned restaurant and there is always a smile and gratitude for the customers. There is a Mexican grocery store on the other end of the block, offering a multi-purpose adventure!

4.2 mi•University District

Dining area

Close up of the Corned Beef Hash under the eggs (1/28/24)

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View to my left, main counter (1/20/24)

Eureka!

4.0(1.1k reviews)

Came by for some drinks and munchies and had a great experience. Loved the vibe of the place and…read moreour server Emmanuel was awesome! Super nice and attentive, also recommended us some good drinks. Definitely would recommend!

Mayency has been my server numerous times and every time she gives amazing service! From her…read morewelcoming smile to her memory of what sauces I mix together to put on my burger, Mayency never misses! Absolute value add to the Eureka team!

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The Pink Door

4.4(8k reviews)

0.1 mi•Downtown

•$$$

Food and service are always great...... but why am I always seated at the bar????…read moreI am by myself for lunch there is hardly anyone seated at the tables. I ask for a table as my back is affected by my feet. I am told there is only bar seating available. There was hardly anyone here at this time. I have been here with two people ( my wife) and am always seated at a table. Been coming here for years for lunch as I live out on the Olympic Peninsula maybe 70 mile trip. Usually I am on a shopping expedition.

I've been wanting to try the pink door for quite a while. The food was amazing. I can't wait to go…read moreback and try something else.. The service was incredibly friendly and the staff work together like they enjoyed being there. Even though it was super busy, they were still smiling and helping each other.. Great atmosphere! Can't wait to go back after their patio construction is finished.

1.1 mi•First Hill, Capitol Hill

Beautiful main room

Clams pasta

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Linguini alle vongole

Quinn's

4.1(1.4k reviews)

Yes! $5 lychee margaritas say less!…read more Come here and get drunk on the cheap! Great service and ambience because it's not crazy expensive or too crowded! Recommend it for going out with friends and also first dates! Even if they don't go well - hey you got drunk on the low

pretty standard american food in cap hill, we came for happy hr which has a condensed version of…read moretheir regular menu. quinn's menu is quite burger heavy, which is good if youre looking for a burger. we opted for the caesar salad, which was on the happy hour menu. it's a pretty average salad, tossed well with dressing, but didn't have much else in it. we also ordered the steak frites, and that day they subbed it with a ribeye, which we ordered medium rare. it was cooked well and very tender! it came with fries that were crispy and seasoned soooo deliciously, and fried brussel sprouts that also tasted really good but was little bit oily. we also got the carrot cake, which was yummy, not too sweet, on the denser side. to note: they do have a menu of $3-5 drinks that happen all day, which is kind of a steal for cap hill.