Food festivals in Seattle worth planning a trip around, by month.

Festivals through the year

October 2026 1 festival

Seattle Restaurant Week ★ 4.5

18-31 OctFree entry Citywide prix-fixe menus

Seattle Restaurant Week is the citywide two-week prix-fixe event, run each spring and fall: 250+ restaurants pour $20, $35, $50 and $65 menus across Seattle and the eastside.

March 2027 2 festivals

Emerald City Comic Con ★ 4.0

4-7 Mar 2027Tickets neededDowntown, Pike Place and the International District at capacityDowntown

Four days at the Seattle Convention Center in March, the Pacific Northwest's largest convention. Downtown books out and the International District absorbs the rest.

TipThe International District is two light rail stops south and rarely needs a reservation, even that week.

Taste Washington ★ 4.6

19-22 Mar 2027Tickets neededWashington wine, food and chef showcases

Taste Washington is Seattle's March wine festival, anchored by a two-day Grand Tasting at Lumen Field Event Center with over 200 Washington wineries and 75 restaurants.

May 2027 1 festival

22-24 May 2027Free entry Market produce, seasonal street dining and dinner shows

Memorial Day weekend at Pike Place Market, 22 to 24 May 2026, closes Pike Place to traffic for shopping and seasonal outdoor dining, with Can Can Culinary Cabaret dinner shows.

July 2027 1 festival

August 2027 1 festival

September 2027 1 festival

PAX West ★ 4.0

3-6 Sep 2027Tickets neededDowntown and Capitol Hill restaurants at capacityDowntown

Four days of gaming over Labor Day weekend fill the convention centre and every restaurant between downtown and Capitol Hill with it.

TipPike Place is ten minutes downhill and serves breakfast long before the show floor opens.

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