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Looking for the next new restaurant hitting the Emerald City’s food scene? Check out these buzzy places to eat and drink in Seattle.
Pidgin Cooperative, Fisherman’s Terminal | Asian/Pacific Northwest Fusion
A soft-opening stunner from the Pacleb brothers, this spot melds Asian diaspora flavors with PNW ingredients. Lunch only for now.
A.K. Pizza, Rainier Valley | New York–Style Pizza
Buzz is big and pies are limited. Plan ahead if you want in on this soft-open pizza phenom. College Inn Pub, University District | Pub
The legendary UW basement bar is back, now owned by the boba shop owner upstairs. Limited food menu as it reboots.
DeLille En Ville, University Village | French wine bar
Woodinville winery DeLille Cellars brings duck breast and grilled quail to UVillage. Très chic.