We ordered bread to start ($8). The butter was hard, and since the bread itself wasn't warm, it made spreading nearly impossible - a small detail that set a slightly off tone at the beginning. For mains, we ordered the ribeye and the grilled sablefish. The sablefish was delicious and a nice change from more standard fish dishes I've had before. The puree it came with was good, but the dish, I thought could've been served warmer. The ribeye had a weak sear and chewy, unrendered fat making it tough and difficult to slice, and the cut itself was uneven with one end thicker than the other. The sauce ended up being overpowering rather than enhancing the dish. On a positive note, the service was thoughtful, and the view is absolutely stunning. In the end, I'd come back for the ambiance and maybe another seafood dish, but skip the steak next time. read more

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Ray's is a decent choice for seafood, but without the views, this would be a 3-star. The restaurant has amazing views and is right on the water. We were sat right at the window, and even post sunset it is a nice ambiance. The restaurant was not overly crowded and we didn't have to wait long with our reservation. I do recommend getting a reservation though. The staff was friendly, helpful and on top of things. The food was good, but was pricey. We got the mushroom risotto and added scallops to it. To add 2 scallops was +$26 which is steep even for Seattle. The scallops were cooked really well, but I would still say the price tag wasn't justified. We also also had the Wild Alaskan King Salmon and the Sablefish in Sake Kasu . The salmon was okay, but nothing noteworthy. The sablefish was delicious, and I would definitely recommend. If you are looking for a special meal - anniversary, birthday, etc. - and want great views of the water then I think Ray's is a good choice. While the food is pricey, there are some solid options on the menu. But if you are just looking for some great seafood, there are better tasting and better priced places around Seattle that would be better suited. read more

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I would actually rate it a4.5. It's on the dock of the sound. Lots of windows so great water and island views. We were there on Thanksgiving day but did not have the holiday specials. Reservation easy and times were accurate with seating. Two floors, didn't see or expect a bar area. Great server-Tia. She was informative professional and great to work with. Started with a bowl of mussels-one pound and tasted great. Even thought about seconds. Dinner:prime rib. 1/2 inch thick and cooked med well although requested med rare. Good level of marble and fat. Tasted good however it was not hot. Would have sent back for reheat but my friends were already eating. Potatoes were good. Sprouts were a little crispy. That was the 4. Rating. The remaining meals, halibut, salmon were exceptional according to the eaters. Large portions cooked perfectly. Sides were also cooked well. I do recommend the apple cake for dessert. My fault for ordering beef at a seafood restaurant. Service was as expected, plenty of attention from wait staff, good views, good time. Yes I would recommend. The steak was about $80 and the fish about $50. About $400 for a group of four. read more

Stunning views when you walk in. Staff were friendly & attentive and service was very quick as well. We went in for a mid day snack and ended up feasting on their HH deal! Everything was so flavorful and fresh and I can't wait to come back for dinner and try their full menu read more

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Mmm... I had a funny feeling but granted it was a relatively quiet Monday night... The six of us came on the recommendation of a Seattle-ite. obviously, this place is an institution, but our first impression was overhearing someone asking to see the manager.... Uh oh we thought. In the end, the starters were pretty good. We had crab cakes, mussels and calamari. What unfortunately killed it for us was the sablefish was inconsistently cooked. One of us had to send it back because it was completely uncooked in the center even the waiter clearly noticed and apologized. That individual? He unfortunately had a very rough night. Let's just say severe stomach pains. Secondly while very subjective and a preference... one of us felt their scallops were undercooked... I'm not a chef, but if I see translucent areas... I might be concerned... and we are slight translucent areas... to the waiter's credit he offered to cook them further. And btw, the waiter however I must say was super professional, super knowledgeable, and clearly a very senior individual here. We thank him for waiting on our table. My knock is on the kitchen... I understand it's a quiet Monday night, but clearly they whiffed on some of the dishes. Me personally I never go to a place where yelp has less than 4.4 if I can avoid it. Overall Yelp was right on this one... definitely not 4.5 with hundreds of reviews read more

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Always a favorite! Ray's Boathouse never misses. The seafood is always incredibly fresh and cooked perfectly -- you can really taste the quality in every bite. The dishes feel elevated but never pretentious, just really well done. I especially love how you can sit by the water and enjoy that gorgeous view while sipping a cocktail from their great bar. It's one of my go-to spots for date night, but it's also perfect for getting together with a group of friends -- the vibe works for both. Every time I come, I leave already thinking about what I'll order next time. Truly one of the best seafood restaurants in Seattle. read more

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Literally came here right after a funeral at the Elks club just next door. My mom suggested it and she had never been and I was in from out of town and was just fine checking it out. This place looks like it's been here for a while but it was very clean and didn't give me any weird vibes at all. Very friendly hostess staff and we were there around 4:00 so they were still just serving lunch. We had a great view of the bay on a very nice October day. I ordered just the standard fish and chips which to be honest we're actually pretty good. Portion maybe was a bit smaller but this is definitely more of a nicer place so that's expected of course. The coleslaw was also more high quality for sure. My mom just had some happy hour specials since she doesn't eat very much and that was all good. I would say definitely a good place for some good seafood! There's a lot to choose from in Seattle and this is probably one of the good ones. read more

Ray's Boathouse - Fish and chips classic - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Sunset Vibes + Seafood Dreams at Ray's Boathouse Back in town this week and had the BEST team dinner at Ray's Boathouse . There were four of us, and we kicked things off with the crab appetizer ... it was so good we immediately ordered a second round . For my drink, I went with the Hot Girl Spritz (how could I not? ‍) and it was light, fun, and super refreshing. My entrée was the Applewood Grilled Sablefish in Sake Kasu and WOW buttery, smoky, and just absolutely melt-in-your-mouth delicious. But honestly, the views steal the show . Sitting outside on a warm summer evening, cocktail in hand, and watching the sun set over the water? Pure magic . It's the kind of dining experience that feels unforgettable. Service was on point too --our server was kind, attentive, and gave great menu context + recs when we asked. Only thing to note: they apparently don't take reservations, so be ready for a wait ... but trust me, it's worth it. Ray's Boathouse is the ultimate combo of fresh seafood, dreamy vibes, and killer sunsets . I'd go back in a heartbeat! read more

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A scenic dinner spot with lots of good food options. Parking seems to usually not be an issue, but the night we went they were also hosting a wedding so we ended up parking about a 10 minute walk away. The location has a decent sized parking lot out front for both the downstairs boathouse and the cafe on the 2nd floor. The restaurant has both indoor and outdoor seating available. We were able to make a reservation through the restaurant's website (reservations are powered by RESY) which made seating very smooth. The service was excellent and we got a lot of good recommendations from our waiter. We were there during happy hour so we opted for the happy hour portions so that we could try more food. We were informed the happy hour prices are about equivalent to that of the regular menu but they appear lower in price since the portion size is smaller. Everything we tried was delicious and fresh. My favorite dish was the shrimp scampi bucatini. It was packed with shrimp and was very flavorful. The brown rice that came with the sablefish was very dry but the fish itself was cooked perfectly. There were a couple of flys that kept lingering around our table, but other than that it was an overall great experience. read more

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Gorgeous view, boathouse feel. Food was good, not knock your socks off, but tasty! We asked for medium cooked salmon but it was definitely medium rare. Kind of disappointing. But the salmon was very special- caught in Washington which was we were looking for as visitors to the state!! $50 dollars ouch! Not photographed- Brussels sprouts were yummy too read more

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While visiting Seattle, we were in search of classic, non-fried seafood with a great waterfront setting--and we found exactly that at Ray's Boathouse. Ray's delivers delicious, high-quality seafood with breathtaking views that'll have you planning your next visit before you even leave. The service is top-notch, the staff are genuinely welcoming, and the extensive wine list complements the menu perfectly. If you can, reserve a table by the water and time your visit for sunset--it's an experience you won't forget. Parking can be a bit tight, and while they do accept walk-ins, reservations are highly recommended as the place gets busy. Come for the food, stay for the view. You won't regret it. Thank me later. read more

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We passed Ray's boathouse during a boat tour/cruise during our time in Seattle. Ray's is an iconic institution there! We knew we had to have dinner at Ray's on our last evening in town. After parking and walking inside, we were immediately greeted by a kind hostess. She opted to seat us indoors or outdoors and we chose the first level outside patio. And, what a view it was (we even saw a seal swimming around nearby)! The waiter arrived and brought us water and we ordered our drinks, then perused the menu. The waiter was so kind and helpful and explained some of the favored menu items. We ordered the ahi tuna aqua chile appetizer that was a chef's special. It was delicious!!! We also each had entrees with local seafood. My husband had the sablefish and I had the halibut. That was some of the freshest seafood we've had! If you're in Seattle, don't miss out on Ray's. You won't be disappointed!! read more

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The view! Ambiance was fabulous - I reserved a table on the main floor instead of the deck and was able to enjoy the spectacular view. Food - excellent choices for the Happy Hour - clam chowder, Brussels sprouts, tuna, mussels. The waiter even brought us more of that yummy bread for the mussels. Finished the meal with a tres leches crème brûlée. Service was so prompt! I highly recommend Rays Boathouse next time you are in Seattle! read more

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We've been here multiple times over the years, this night we celebrated our anniversary! What a fantastic meal with beautiful atmosphere and stellar service! We started with the mussels in a garlic wine sauce with crunchy, perfectly oily bread! My husband enjoyed the filet mignon with a herb butter, potatoes and veggies. My halibut was moist and flaky with pickled onions for a bit of sweetness. I do wish the gnocchi wasn't so rubbery but I just pushed it aside and enjoyed everything else. Drinks were pretty and delicious. I really appreciated how the server paced the food so we didn't feel rushed. We had plenty of time to enjoy our drinks and the view before the food came out. Tip- make a reservation, this place is busy. The sun set pretty late so plan on a later dinner to enjoy the sunset! read more

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3 Stars Ray's Boathouse has absolutely stunning views -- that's the main reason to go. Watching the sunset over the water really is special, and the staff were genuinely kind and attentive, which made the experience pleasant overall. That said, the food didn't live up to the hype or the price tag. I paid $48 for a pasta dish that was completely underwhelming -- bland sauce, average shrimp, and zero "wow" factor for the cost. The salmon sandwich was also disappointing: mostly bread, not much salmon, and lacking the rich flavor you'd expect from a Pacific Northwest seafood spot. If you're visiting for a drink and the view, it's worth it. But if you're after a memorable seafood dinner, there are much better options in Seattle for the price. read more

Awesome view. Arrived before 5pm so we headed upstairs to enjoy happy hour couple of beers, chowder, and manilla clams...very tasty Then went downstairs and table next to window where we watched seals/sea lions, sailboats. The menu is different than upstairs, for example no fish and chips at restaurant only upstairs in Cafe. Arugula salad, bread, albacore tuna, tanner crab legs and finished with brownie ala mode....everything was wonderfully delicious. read more

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This is a great place for a celebration meal! It definitely feels old school, but the view can't be beat. We had some great seafood dishes - halibut and sablefish. Both were well cooked and had unique accompaniments. Service was average - meal was well timed but nothing noteworthy. read more

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Wonderful experience. Was greeted warmly when we arrived. We were 10 min early for our 5pm reservation and asked to have a seat in waiting area. 5pm is when they open. We were seated promptly at 5 up against the windows. The waiter was prompt, helpful and informative. We had Brussels sprouts, crab cluster, shrimp scampi, ribeye and the crème brûlée and I don't have anything negative to say about any of it. It was all right on-temperature, taste, seasoning-all great. We had a little to bring home and the waiter wrote what each one was and the date on the containers. read more

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We came to Ray's without a reservation on Friday night to celebrate a dinner and waited about 10 minutes before finding a seat. They have lots of bar, patio, and indoor seating but there was a wedding rehearsal dinner happening that night as well. They have an extensive drink menu and we were able to enjoy their happy hour menu. We ordered these to share: clam chowder, crispy fried calarmi, PNW mussels, and PNW Manila clams. The clam chowder and mussels were the star of the show. The clam chowder is just right with lots of clams, flavor, and creaminess. We all loved soaking up the mussels red curry coconut broth sauce with bread. Their house-smoked sablefish is legendary and my friends always ordered that in the past so I got to try that as well. It was drizzled with chimichurri and cabbage cream and so delicately flaky and melted in my mouth. We really enjoyed our dinner with a beautiful view of the water outside. read more

In a world where restaurant spaces flip like hotcakes, Rays is a stalwart icon of Seattle. The view here is perfection. If you sit on the window you are directly over water and look due west for a beautiful sunset. The formal downstairs dining room harkens back to a time when people got dressed up and expected white table cloths and formal service to mark a special occasion. To be honest, I typically avoid the white table cloth experience but, since we got married in Ray's sweet little wedding venue a few years ago, we decided we'd stop back in for an anniversary dinner. Service was attentive, food was tasty, we happened to be seated close to the end of the dining room where the wedding venue is, so the vie was extra nostalgic. Rays is a great place to bring out of town guests who want a nice seafood meal with a stellar view. Or if you need a nice spot to celebrate. Since there is an ample parking lot right out front and a fairly accessible entry way-- this is a good spot to bring folks who are nervous about driving/parking in the city or need guaranteed close parking. They also had *several* tasty sounding vegetarian options, which is unusual for this type of restaurant. read more

This was such a romantic dinner with a gorgeous view. The ambiance in the restaurant is calm with great service The mussels in the curry sauce is so good, everything was tasty with good portion sizes. read more

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We've been dining here for years. Our recent dining experience was as wonderful as all have been in the past. They just do everything well. The service was excellent. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. The drinks were well mixed and poured. They add special touches for special occasions. The sunset view is hard to beat. You really can't go wrong. Plus, it's a Seattle staple! read more

Ray's Boathouse - Lemon drop with the sun setting over the Olympics and Shilshole Bay - New American Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My wife and I went to Ray's Boathouse for an early dinner on 9/5 around 4:30pm. We went Upstairs since dinner was not open downstairs. We were quickly seated and chose to sit on the balcony where we had a perfect view if the water. Service was good and attentive. My wife had the halibut with snap peas and mashed potato. I had the fish and fries. Both dishes were hot when they arrived and tasted great. We really liked this place. read more

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I picked Ray's Boathouse for my birthday dinner, made a reservation way in advance. We got a table by the window and loved the view, since this was back in summer we got to watch the sun set during our dinner. We got Crispy Calamari and Rays Northwest Chowder. I loved the Chowder, Crispy Calamari was okay, a bit greasy for our liking, was our least favorite item. We then got Applewood Grilled Wild Alaskan King Salmon, and Dungeness Crab Cakes. I loved the Dungeness Crab Cakes. The Applewood Grilled Wild Alaskan King Salmon was great, we asked for potatoes to be replaced with mixed veggies. We were served Brownie with ice cream for dessert, it was a very good brownie and we enjoyed it a lot. read more

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The cafe is a Great seafood spot overlooking the water. We tried the oysters with a side crab cake, the salmon sandwich, and the 1/2 dozen oysters. The crab cake didn't disappoint, it was not full of filler! But with crabmeat! The oysters were delicious but I prefer horseradish along with them, I honestly didn't ask if they had some on the side. The salmon burger was delicious as well! A solid 8.5/10 rating for me. Service was great too. I will definitely need to come back again and try things on the menu or try the dinner menu at the boathouse! read more

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Such a beautiful restaurant on the water. We watched a gorgeous sunset and saw some seal heads popping out of the water to say hi. The food was fresh and so good. I can't rave enough about the service. We made reservations for a Saturday evening and got right in when we arrived. They have a free parking lot with ample spots. read more

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We had a really nice meal and great view here! The food is a bit pricy, but I do feel like it's worth it. This is a nice spot for a special occasion meal! For appetizers we got the wedge salad and calamari. Both were tasty and seasoned well. For entrees we got the grilled sablefish in sake kasu and applewood grilled Alaskan king salmon. Both of these dishes were so good! I especially liked the grilled sablefish since the flavors were unique with the sake kasu and coconut broth. The fish for both of these dishes were prepared very well. I enjoyed my experience at Ray's boathouse and recommend the grilled sablefish dish! And the waterfront view makes for a great setting. read more

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Rays... of sunshine and great food! The view is hard to beat and the food was full of flavor. We warmed up with a bowl of clam chowder, which hit the spot! I love getting a meal that's unique and the crab cakes were just that. Had pecans and apples that made the dish! My fiancé got the poke bowl and said it was refreshing and filling. All great portion sizes and would return again! read more

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The setting at Rays Boathouse is simply stunning -- sweeping water views, an elegant atmosphere, and a warm welcome from the staff set the tone beautifully. The sablefish was the clear highlight of the evening: delicate, perfectly cooked, and complemented by brown rice, crisp snap peas, and a sauce that gently tied everything together without overpowering it. Unfortunately, the night started on a slightly sour note after ordering from the happy hour menu seemed to change the tone of service. My biggest disappointment was the octopus -- easily the worst I've ever been served. It was tough, rubbery, and nearly inedible. When I sent it back, I was told, "You're just not used to octopus served in the Northwest." That dismissive remark, followed by noticeably cooler service, was a letdown after such a promising start. Come here for the view, the ambiance, and the sablefish -- but skip the octopus and be prepared for an inconsistent service experience. read more

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Great spot for your seafood fix! I came here with my aunt and uncle who were visiting from California and they both loved this spot. They got there early and were able to order off the happy hour menu, which had a great selection of appetisers and drinks. We really enjoyed all the food and drinks we tried. Though I visited in the winter, the location is perfect for the summer as it is on the water with lovely views! read more

This place is a must if you love happy hour by the waterfront. You can get seated right away even if you don't have a reservation as long as you go to the top floor and you don't mind sitting outside. I highly recommend the clams and mussels off of the happy hour as well as the calamari. read more

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A favorite of ours! My husband is on a very restricted diet for health reasons and Ray's ALWAYS goes above and beyond to give us an excellent dining experience! Excellent service from beginning to end and the food is fantastic!! read more

We have been there multiple times and loved the food every time. Very fresh food, mouthwatering preparations along with amazing service, of course a great view! read more

We came as a group of 28 from a retirement community and had a semi-private room upstairs to ourselves. To get the room, there was a minimum order of $40 per person, a bit high for lunch. My wife and I shared a large calamari for $20 and it was very good but the 1/2 portion was generous and might have been enough. Lightly battered rings were very good and served with tartar sauce. My wife's ciapinno was as good as we have had anywhere. Most wines were in the $14 and up range and draft beer was $8. For a large group, the service was efficient and responsive. Prices seemed about 10% higher than other similar restaurants in our area. For us it was a long drive for a $154 dinner eaten at lunch. While the food was excellent, it was no better than its competitors closer to where we live. read more

A fancier seafood restaurant with a beaaaaaauuuuutiful view and a little parking lot! TLDR, the food is good, but it's overpriced for what it is. You're mainly just paying for the view (which is marvelous). We arrived on a weeknight without reservations, and were seated after a short wait. It was perfect weather to have a meal outside, so we sat on their outdoor patio area. A corner of it smells a bit funny, but nothing unbearable. Service was warm, and checked on us multiple times. Felt very laid back. We got table bread, the halibut, brussel sprouts, and the diver scallops. The bread was cold, and thus a bit hard, but after heating some up the day after, it was delicious. Brussel sprouts were really good. I liked the sauce it came with, some like roasted pepper purée. The sprouts were crunchy and a bit crispy. I really wanted to like the diver scallops, and I liked the scallops themselves, but it came with a strawberry something gazpacho.. which was interesting lol. Separately, they tasted fine. But the scallop and gazpacho together didn't really work. Halibut was nice! I liked the cherry sauce it came with. Green beans and potatoes were also a welcome addition. Lots of sides for the amount of meat given though. Overall, this was not bad! A bit overpriced for the amount of actual seafood you get. I'd maybe come back for a small snack and to enjoy the view. read more

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I took my parents here on a Tuesday to celebrate my mom's birthday. I reserved a table in advance, and I'm so glad I did because this restaurant is quite popular. The window seating added a nice touch to the overall dining experience. This is a fancy seafood restaurant, and the prices reflect that, but the food is absolutely worth it. We ordered the clam chowder, crab legs, and the sablefish in sake kasu (I added scallops and shrimp to it). The sablefish was the highlight of the meal--tender, perfectly cooked, and paired with a flavorful soup base. My whole family loved it, and I can't recommend this dish enough! Our server was friendly and attentive, making the evening even more enjoyable. Overall, we had a wonderful time and would definitely come back for a special occasion. read more

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Rays is easily a 5 and one of my favorite restaurants in Seattle. They consistently offer delicious , outstanding food . The servers go out of their way to make your dining experience memorable and celebrate special occasions. You cant beat water side eating when it comes to Rays. I look for any excuse to eat here. Everything on the menu is worth it, and I've tried most of the menu. That too, the menu changes and its good to see the new creations brought by the chefs. I will continue to bring my friends and family here, while raving about it to others too! read more

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Wow. What an all around incredible experience Ray's Boathouse is! It's hard to not have your breath taken away as you walk in and sit, only to watch the sun set throughout your meal behind the striking Olympic mountains. The location and views are reason enough for a 5 star review, honestly, but the FOOD. THE FOOD. Wow. The scallops and halibut absolute melted in my mouth, the prawns were perfectly garlicky and the asparagus was so refreshing (I literally ate the whole plate hehe oops). It was fresh and each dish had its own distinct flavor profile. The crème brûlée was also just the absolute perfect little sweet treat for the end of a truly unforgettable meal. I also must mention that I am such a rosé girl, and their rosé special on the menu right now is not to be missed if you're a rosé girl too! Oh, and I would be remiss not to mention how wonderful the service was. Our waitress was so attentive, she even brought us over a little lamp for the table (we were with my partner's parents and they were struggling to see the menu in the mood lighting) because she noticed that they were using their iPhone lights (lol). She was lovely, so friendly, it was super busy and she still made us feel like we were the only ones there. All in all, wow. If you are looking for a Seattle seafood spot to impress, you simply must try Ray's! read more

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This place always delivers - the food is always amazing, the service is always quick and friendly, and the ambiance is perfect for either a sunny day on the deck or a rainy day inside read more

This is such a very beautiful restaurant, especially when Seattle finally receives sunlight (about time!). Located in the West Ballard area adjacent to the Shilshole Bay overlooking closest land masses Discovery Park and on a clear day Bainbridge side, this location is excellent for a nice meal with nice views. Initially, when I did my research on the website saying there is outdoor seating walk-in, I was tempted to not make a reservation and chance it for the best views, but good thing we did because when we arrived around 5:30pm, the restaurant is already packed and parking lot, while huuuuge, was completely full with multiple cars camping for a spot so we just parked on the street (which also has good amount of space). So just plan ahead if you go at busier dining hours. I made a reservation (which is only indoor downstairs dining, aka ground level) for 5:30pm (so we can enjoy some happy hour which is 5-6pm daily except holidays) and simply mentioned preference for window seating and they gladly accommodated it. That way, we can enjoy the dinner at room temperature and at our comfort, and the window does not have much glare or reflection so pictures are still excellent. We got the Ray's Clam Chowder, Little Gem Salad, and PNW mussels from the happy hour menu (most of which are nicely priced as they are half the main menu prices), applewood grilled sablefish in sake kasu from the dinner menu, and Oreo raspberry cheesecake from the dessert menu. From happy hour: Ray's Clam Chowder - clams are fresh, but the chowder was a little blad Little Gem Salad - the lettuce were nicely dressed with one of my favorite dressings - Green Goddess. Great vegetable option PNW mussels - the mussels were very fresh and the sauce is light yet flavorful so you can really enjoy it and eat the sauce like a soup Applewood grilled sablefish in sake kasu - the sablefish is what Ray's Boathouse is particularly known for, and it was sooooo soft and buttery! However, take it what you will, but this dish overall really reminds me of the meals that I eat in first class transcontinental / business class international for US-based airlines. For example, the lettuce is flavorful but too charred so some pieces were not edible, and the rice was a bit undercooked, to be helped with the sauce. I am not saying that it is bad, but for $46 before tax/tip, I'd have expected a more higher-end restaurant quality and not something that I can enjoy in premium seating in a flight. Oreo raspberry cheesecake - very good end to the meal, though it is a bit on the sweeter and heavier side. We got this to share, and between the two of us, we still weren't able to finish because it was just that heavy. This dessert is comfortably shared among 3 people at least. Service overall is great - water refills are present, they clear dishes out fairly quickly, and they check up on you once in a while, as is typical of American restaurants. Overall, this is a great place to enjoy a beautiful dinner, whether with friends, a date, or a group! read more

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