Seattle Eats - what's good?

[Dawhud]

Taste of India in the U-District is off the chain.

Tutta Bella???s in Columbia City and Walingford is bananas. Seriously some of the best pizza I've had. They've got this official seal from Italy saying they make it the correct way. (according to their standards)

 

[JoeMojo]

Taste of India in the U-District is off the chain.

See this kind of talk is why we need Chan up in here REGULATING.

For my money almost all Indian food in Seattle is terrible, which is weird in a city with such a large Indian population. The two decent places are both in Redmond. Udupi Palace in Crossroads Mall and Preet's Casual Indian Dining.

Other old favorites not yet mentioned:

Paseo (Fremont)
La Carta de Oaxaca (Ballard)
Carmelita (Phinney Ridge)
Harvest Vine (Madison Valley)
Eva (Greenlake)
Restaurant Zoe (Belltown)
Georgia's Greek (Crown Hill)
Pecos Pit (SoDo)
Maneki (quality has been really up and down over the last few years)

I gotta go get lunch at Salumi next time I'm in town. I used to go there at least once a week.

 

[therecordpeddler]

Paseo (Fremont)

Great sandwich for sure. I don't think I've ever seen so many people crammed into such a small restaurant as you see at this place during the lunch hours.

 

[DeeRock]

Was a really good night until some jack ass jumped over the bar and punched the bar tender around 12:30.

"The women were looking dope at your joint."

I was busy playing so couldn't get any flicks last night but took this one when I walked in. Absolute sponsored the night and we were giving out Kanye glasses to help promote his upcoming concert here. Safe to say there were definately ladies in the bldg. last night. You should have came back Chan!

 

[Big_Chan]

Taste of India in the U-District is off the chain.

See this kind of talk is why we need Chan up in here REGULATING.

 

[MTK]

Best Teriyaki place I've ever been to is on the Bellevue/Factoria line next to a japanese video store and across the street from a cemetary.

Why are there no kebab places in the US? If they put one of those joints in the U-District, or on the hill, shit would go nuts. I want to move to Europe just so I can have some

 

[ziggystarbuxx]

if by "kebab" you are talking bout falafel, lamb, chicken and other thangs put into a pita, i recall alladin on the ave. being cheap and decent and open late. cedars on the ave. was pretty decent as well. and the other spot with the counter a little more north on the ave. was legit. there was also a place somewhere more north....like in wedgewood or something. i forget. and then there was a spot downtown towards pioneer square that was good and had on point turkish coffee. but i am admittedly out of the loop.

teriyaki used to be my main diet as well. yasuko's up on like 10th and james was my spot as well as yak's over by u-village. the cook was mad nice there but he had a wife that was pure evil.

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