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Guide to Seattle Restaurant Week, Fall 2024

Give Seattle’s vast culinary options a taste test with specially crafted menus at 200+ local restaurants.

Shiro's Sushi has been a Belltown staple for decades.

Shiro’s Sushi has been a Belltown staple for decades.

Photo by Shiro’s

Get those forks ready. Seattle Restaurant Week (SRW) is back, running from Sunday, Oct. 27 until Saturday, Nov. 9 (so essentially two full weeks).

In case you need a reminder, SRW is when restaurants across the city offer special meal deals, which include $20 lunches and multi-course $35/$50/$65 dinners. It’s a great opportunity to try out a new place or rediscover old favorites.

Over 200 restaurants and food trucks are participating in SRW’s fall edition, with takeout and delivery options + a charitable component.

Here are this year’s highlights and must-tries (most prices do not include tax and service charges):

Three plastic cups filled with a purple-colored coffee drink and labels that say "Hood Famous"

Hood Famous is known for smooth ube lattes, but has other specialty drinks, too.

Buzzworthy spots

  • BAD CHANCLA ($20) | Chef José Garzón’s latest project is offering sandwich and rice bowl meal deals with a drink for brunch, lunch, and dinner.
  • Shiro’s Sushi ($65) | The famed sushi restaurant is offering a 5-course meal with19 pieces of nigiri for quite a steal.
  • FareStart Restaurant ($20) | Support a good cause by grabbing a tasty lunch of fish + chips or beet salad from the nonprofit restaurant that reopened earlier this year.
  • Maripili Tapas Bar ($65) | Graze on a tablescape of dishes like peach gazpacho, urchin flan, and olive oil fried doughnuts.
  • Hood Famous Cafe + Bar ($35) | Grab your friends for a Filipino-style brunch at this tip-free cafe known for its vibrant purple ube treats.

Potential bargains

  • Walla Walla Steak Co. ($50) | Get a taste of Washington’s wine country with a three-course meal featuring entree choices of beef cheek, surf + turf, or buttermilk fried chicken.
  • El Gaucho ($65) | Each of the restaurant’s three locations has a special dinner deal for steak and seafood lovers.
  • Daniel’s Broiler ($65) | With this three-course dinner, you can top off your filet mignon with a vanilla bean creme brulee.
  • Salty’s on Alki ($35) | Enjoy spectacular views and soothing seafood chowder, fresh fish, and dessert.

Date night ideas

  • San Fermo ($35) | This cozy little Ballard Italian restaurant is offering a two-course meal that changes daily.
  • Limoncello ($35-$65) | Careful — the homemade pasta from this Belltown spot has been known to drastically change your day for the better.
  • The Restaurant at DeLille Cellars ($35-$65) | Rest assured the chill-but-romantic Woodinville winery will have some excellent wine pairing recommendations for your meal of steelhead trout and Washington apple crumble.
  • Revel ($35-$50) | This modern Korean street food spot in Fremont is offering two- and three-course dinner deals.

Pro tip: You can customize your restaurant search with vegan offerings, environmentally friendly practices, and ownership from underrepresented groups.

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