
Multi-day trip · 1 day
Seattle: North Cascades Highlights (with catered lunch)
Enjoy views and hikes in the North Cascades. Breathe in the alpine air, in a day trip from Seattle! See why they call the North Cascades the: "American Alps"
Matt's in the Market is a pacific northwest restaurant in Pike Place Market, Seattle.
Editorially verified May 18, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.

Multi-day trip · 1 day
Enjoy views and hikes in the North Cascades. Breathe in the alpine air, in a day trip from Seattle! See why they call the North Cascades the: "American Alps"

Private tour · 2 hours
Taste Seattle’s culinary culture on a private food walking tour through Pike Place Market. Discover local flavors, iconic sights, and vibrant market traditions with a guide.

2 hours
Join a tote-making workshop at Pike Place Market in Seattle. Choose your leather color, size the straps, and use tools like mallets and rivets to create a personalized...
Address: 94 Pike St, Seattle, WA 98101
The Pink Door in Seattle's Pike Place Market is the unmarked Post Alley Italian room: a 1981 institution with Elliott Bay views, nightly cabaret and proper.
OrderThe Bolognese lasagne with a glass of Sangiovese on the deck overlooking Elliott Bay.
TipThe deck takes reservations only April through October; aerial cabaret runs Thursday to Saturday at 21:30.
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.
OrderCassoulet on a rainy night; the croque madame at brunch with a glass of Sancerre.
TipBrunch from 09:00 weekends fills first; walk in at 08:30 Saturday for a window table.
The Pink Door in Seattle's Pike Place Market is the unmarked Post Alley Italian room: a 1981 institution with Elliott Bay views, nightly cabaret and proper.
OrderThe Bolognese lasagne with a glass of Sangiovese on the deck overlooking Elliott Bay.
TipThe deck takes reservations only April through October; aerial cabaret runs Thursday to Saturday at 21:30.
Ramie in Seattle's Capitol Hill is the Nguyen siblings' 2024 modern Vietnamese room: Ba Sa veterans channelling pho and nuoc cham into Wagyu carpaccio.
OrderThe hamachi crudo with nuoc cham, herbs and lime to start, then the pho risotto.
TipWednesday and Sunday early seatings have the chef at the pass; ask for the bar if you want to watch the line.
Atoma in Seattle's Wallingford is the chef-driven Craftsman-house kitchen named Seattle Met's Restaurant of the Year 2024 and a James Beard New Restaurant.
OrderThe chef's tasting; the menu changes every two weeks with the Washington harvest.
TipReservations open four weeks out at 09:00 and book inside an hour; the bar seats four for walk-ins.
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.
OrderCassoulet on a rainy night; the croque madame at brunch with a glass of Sancerre.
TipBrunch from 09:00 weekends fills first; walk in at 08:30 Saturday for a window table.
Westward in Seattle on Lake Union's north shore is the Renee Erickson seafood room with a fire pit, deck chairs and a kitchen that serves the city's best.
OrderThe Dungeness crab in season, cracked over crushed ice, with a glass of Chablis.
TipArrive by water on a Boatel from the Center for Wooden Boats for the most Seattle of dinners; book the deck in summer.
Ba Bar in Seattle's Capitol Hill is Eric Banh's 2011 Vietnamese street-food room running pho until 02:00 weeknights and 03:30 on weekends, the city's only.
OrderThe pho ga with chicken at 02:00 or the bun cha at lunch with extra nuoc cham.
TipThe bahn mi counter at the front does takeaway until close; the late-night menu after midnight is shorter and faster.