5 french bistro rooms in Seattle we have eaten in, sorted by editor score. All cuisines in Seattle | French Bistro across every city.
Seattle keeps a small but committed French bistro tradition, centered on Pike Place Market and the streets just off it. Cafe Campagne and Le Pichet, both near the market on the Post Alley side of downtown, serve classic bistro plates and natural wine in snug rooms. L'Oursin on the Central District edge brings a more contemporary, seafood-forward take.
Cafe Campagne ★ 4.4
pike-place-market · 1600 Post Alley, Seattle, WA 98101
Cafe Campagne in Seattle's Pike Place Market is the city's foremost French bistro since 1994: zinc bar, Post Alley address, croque madame at brunch.
Le Pichet ★ 4.5
pike-place-market · 1933 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
Le Pichet in Seattle near Pike Place is the unhurried French bistro since 2000: tile floor, zinc bar, slate boards, a kitchen that does poulet roti.
Cafe Campagne ★ 4.4
pike-place-market · 1600 Post Alley, Seattle, WA 98101
Cafe Campagne in Seattle's Pike Place is the city's foremost French bistro since 1994: zinc bar, Post Alley address, cassoulet and croque madame.
Le Pichet ★ 4.5
pike-place-market · 1933 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101
Le Pichet in Seattle near Pike Place is the unhurried French bistro since 2000: tile floor, zinc bar, slate boards and a kitchen that does poulet roti.
L'Oursin ★ 4.5
1315 E Jefferson St, Seattle, WA 98122
LOursin sits in the no-mans-land between First Hill and the Central District, a French oyster and cassoulet room with unmarked windows from the sidewalk.