📍 Queen Anne, Seattle

The Canlis family has been running this mid-century glass house above Lake Union since 1950, and the five-course $180 tasting still ends with the Peter Canlis Prawns and the origin...

Ethan Stowell named this Queen Anne Ave room after MFK Fisher's wartime cookbook, and the menu reads like it agrees with the premise — small, considered, nothing wasted. Brussels s...

Interbay brewery celebrated for distinctive farmhouse ales, old-world styles, barrel-aged ales, and mixed fermentations. National recognition for innovative, complex beers you just...

The sharpest skyline view in Seattle — Space Needle, downtown, Mount Rainier, and Elliott Bay all in one frame. Tiny park on the south slope of Queen Anne Hill. Best at sunset or b...

Queen Anne Creole-French bistro running the New Orleans playbook — seafood-forward, French Quarter cues in the room, late hours. More committed to the bit than most Pacific Northwe...

A destination seafood house out at Elliott Bay Marina on Queen Anne, where the dramatic waterfront views do half the work. The Pacific Northwest leans into fish and shellfish, and ...

Queen Anne neighborhood diner since 1989 with regional-American rotating menus that change every 2 months — think Brooklyn, Portland, New Orleans themes. The Sunday brunch line is ...

Queen Anne scoop shop on Western Ave that does housemade ice cream, serious milkshakes, and a smash burger that holds its own. Mid-century diner energy without the kitsch overload....

A Queen Anne Roy Street wood-fired Neapolitan pizzeria with a serious Belgian-beer program — a VPN-registered Neapolitan pizza, a rotating Belgian-and-American-craft draft list, an...

Queen Anne Ave bistro doing seasonal American comfort with real intention — not the kind of place trying to be anything other than exactly what the neighborhood needs. Walk in, gra...