Seattle's Best Hotel Dining

Victorian elegance and a regional menu bring an elegant spark to hotel dining.

Reviews:

• “Incredibly Romantic”
• “Excellent Ambiance, Customer Servicer”
• “Lunch is not recommended here, ever.”
• “quiet business dinner where you can actually talk or a romantic dinner.”
• “Old-world Charm”

Tips: The hotel offers many special packages, some of which include meal certificates.

The Hunt Club at the Sorrento

Robust, upscale Greek fare in a colorful, engaging dining room: Celeb chef Tom Douglas has another hit on his hands.

Reviews:

• “Delicious splurge”
• “p.r.e.t.e.n.t.i.o.u.s. and tiny portions, and not-so-tiny check”
• “Very good”
• “Wonderful food, great spreads & Greek salad”
• “Awesome Breakfast”

Tips: There’s a reasonably priced pay lot on Fourth and Virginia.

Lola

Refined hotel dining ideal for celebrations and special occasions.

Reviews:

• “Overrated”
• “One of the best hidden place in Seattle”
• “Best dessert and oustanding service”
• “Way overrated”
• “Best for high tea or dessert”

Tips: Locals tend to stick with sharp, classy outfits.

The Georgian

Country cuisine in an urban setting brings the joys of coastal France to Seattle.

Reviews:

• “Very pretentious, but the creme brulee is to die for.”
• “Brilliant!”
• “Disappointed”
• “Think Twice”
• “Exquisite evening”

Tips: The wine list focuses on French wines and includes about two dozen by-the-glass choices, or try a flight of three French 75 cocktails.

Campagne Restaurant or email Campagne Restaurant

A decidedly artistic backdrop and impressive seasonal menu brings a pleasantly modern option to downtown hotel dining.

Reviews:

• “Wonderful date night destination!”
• “great brunch”
• “Great service, great atmosphere, FABULOUS food!”
• “New chef, new direction, great results”
• “Trendy, yet cool…”

Tips: Try the sweet Plum Lotus—lychee-infused vodka mixed with plum wine, with a garlish of lychee and umbrella.

BOKA Kitchen + Bar or email BOKA Kitchen + Bar

Join in the N’awlins-style frolic in this swank-yet-goofy hotel restaurant in the heart of downtown.

Reviews:

• “Great place for pizza”
• “Management is terrible…. not the place for your memorable events”
• “mediocre service with a limited menu”
• “Fun, exciting menu and setting, service rocks.”
• “Worst service EVER!”

Tips: The adjoining Hotel Monaco has valet parking, which can be validated at the restaurant. Prices vary depending on time and day, but is about half the cost than without validation.

Sazerac Restaurant or email Sazerac Restaurant

A cool Asian-fusion and sushi restaurant in the hot Hotel Max.

Reviews:

• “Great food and service, not on hot days”
• “Best for downtown Seattle”
• “Great Food Anytime of the Day!”
• “What a GEM! – Excellent quality, service and value – nestled in a "
• “Not extraordinary, but good”

Tips: The restrooms are located through the modern-posh Hotel Max lobby, past the reception desk and then way back around to the left.

Red Fin

The legendary Edgewater Hotel’s luxurious waterfront restaurant has evolved into one of the city’s most exemplary choices for seafood.

Reviews:

• “Tourist Trap”
• “Beautiful view, wonderful food & wine!”
• " There apparently was a good reason the restaurant was nearly empty…"
• “Crabcakes to die for!!!”
• “Save your money”

Tips: Weekends bring waterfront tourists and hotel guests; visit on a weekday for the most peaceful ambience and attentive service.

Six Seven or email Six Seven

This cornerstone of downtown dining offers lush Italian food and classic cocktails in an intimate setting.

Reviews:

• “Disappointed – there are better places to celebrate your special occassion.”
• “Love it! My favorite place to dine!”
• “You can never go wrong with Tulio, Seattle is lucky to have this Gem!”
• “Like a fine wine, just keeps getting better”
• “Absolutely Classic”

Tips: The restaurant is attached to Hotel Vintage Park, and some special packages include dining certificates.

Tulio Ristorante or email Tulio Ristorante

Mayflower Park Hotel’s romantically stylish Spanish spot goes way beyond tapas.

Reviews:

• “terrible”
• “Avoid spending your money..even IF you can afford it.”
• “Intimate & cozy, very good food and wines.”
• “Don’t be fooled by the name..”
• “Great Valentines Evening”

Tips: A variety of Spanish wines and sherries are available, as well as Spanish-inspired signature drinks like the Fortunella, with bitter Campari and kumquats.

Andaluca or email Andaluca