Bai Tong Thai
Bai Tong means banana leaf in Thai. Bai Tong started out as a small restaurant near the SeaTac airport, the business grew and is now…
Where to Eat in Seattle
Seattle Southside is known for its booming international dining scene. From Ethiopian to Thai, Japanese to Salvadorian and everything in between, you’ll quickly discover that Seattle Southside doubles as a gateway to the world.
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Choose Your Flavor Adventure from these Popular Seattle Restaurants
13 Coins Restaurant
13 Coins is a full-service restaurant open 24 hours daily with free parking and private dining rooms for special events. It is located within walking…
Northwest Landing
NW Landing offers a Pacific Northwest inspired menu, from steaks and seafood to burgers, sandwiches and a breakfast buffet. Before, after or just because, enjoy…
Vince’s Italian Restaurant
Since 1957, Vince & Ada Mottola have brought the authentic flavors of Naples, Italy to the Pacific Northwest. Featuring plenty of Italian family recipes and…
Duke’s Seafood
Choose from a vast menu, featuring scallops, shrimp, seafood chop-chop salad, lobster chowder, Mahi tacos, crisp coconut prawns and of course, Duke’s clam chowder. The…
Din Tai Fung
Known internationally as a purveyor of fresh, Taiwanese delicacies; but they are known locally as the place in Seattle that always has a huge line…
Sharps RoastHouse
For over 20 years, this full service restaurant has been heralded as the airport area's most popular restaurant. A classic American Roast House, Sharps features…
Miyabi Sushi
Here you'll find the familiar array of Japanese-American preparations: teriyakis, katsus (breaded and deep fried items), yakisoba, tempura, sashimi and sushi. Located next to Toys-R-Us…
Seattle Southside is a food lover's paradise, offering a diverse range of dining options to suit every taste. Indulge in fresh seafood and waterfront views at Salty's on Alki Beach, where you can savor delectable Dungeness crab and Northwest oysters. For a taste of local flavors, head to Copperleaf Restaurant & Bar at Cedarbrook Lodge, known for its farm-to-table concept and Pacific Northwest-inspired dishes. Craving international cuisine? Explore the global flavors of Asia at Din Tai Fung, renowned for its mouthwatering dumplings, or enjoy the vibrant Mexican fare at Moctezuma's Mexican Restaurant & Tequila Bar. Those seeking a lively atmosphere can visit BJ's Restaurant & Brewhouse for handcrafted beers and a diverse menu that includes pizzas, burgers, and more. With its diverse culinary scene, Seattle Southside promises a delightful dining experience for every palate.
FAQs about the Restaurants Near Seattle Airport (SEA)
What foods is Seattle best known for?
Seattle is best known for fresh seafood, including salmon, steelhead, oysters, and clams. Then there's the coffee culture, of which volumes could be written. The city is also known for having a wide variety of delicious Asian cuisine and several well known farm-to-table restaurants.
Is Seattle a foodie city?
Without a question, 'Yes!'. The variety of fresh seafood and locally grown produce can best be experienced at the 150-year old Pike Place Market. There are literally hundreds of restaurants to choose from where you can experience Chef-inspired dishes paired with world renown Washington wine or a crisp cider made from apples or pears grown in Eastern Washington.
What are some food facts about Washington state?
Washington state is the largest producer in the nation of several crops, growing 95% of all blueberries, 92% of all raspberries are raised here, 84% of pears, 64% of all apples, 77% of all hops for beer, 75% of the nation's supply of spearmint oil, 51% of sweet cherries, and 46% of concord grapes.