Updated: Oct. 2, 2025

There’s no question we hear more often: Where should I go eat? And while we at Resy know it’s an honor to be the friend who everyone asks for restaurant advice, we also know it’s a complicated task. That’s where the **Resy Hit List** comes in.

Consider it your essential resource for dining in **Seattle**: a regularly updated guide to the restaurants that you won’t want to miss — tonight or any night.

**New to the Hit List (Fall 2025)**

_Bamboo Sushi University Village, Delish Ethiopian Cuisine, Lucerna, MEET Korean BBQ, Noodle/Bar, SWeL Restaurant._

### [1\. The Corson Building](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/the-corson-building?venueId=5156/index.html)

- Georgetown
- American
- $$$

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### [2\. Bang Bang Kitchen](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/bang-bang-kitchen?venueId=90132/index.html)

- Seattle
- Southwest
- $

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### [3\. Lucerna](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/lucerna?venueId=92106/index.html)

- Seattle
- Wine Bar
- $$

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### [4\. SWeL Restaurant](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/swel-restaurant?venueId=9670/index.html)

- Fremont
- New American
- $

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### [5\. Bamboo Sushi University Village](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/bamboo-sushi-university-village?venueId=46862/index.html)

- University Village
- Sushi
- $

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### [6\. Robin's Restaurant & Market](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/robins-restaurant-and-market?venueId=87963/index.html)

- Fremont
- New American
- $

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### [7\. Noodle/Bar](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/noodle-bar?venueId=65834/index.html)

- Cascade
- Chinese
- $

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### [8\. ZIG ZAG CAFE](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/zig-zag-cafe?venueId=82535/index.html)

- Below Pike Place Market
- New American
- $$

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### 9\. Familyfriend

- Beacon Hill

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### [10\. MEET KOREAN BBQ](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/meet-korean-bbq?venueId=10152/index.html)

- Capitol Hill
- Korean
- $$

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### 11\. Canlis

- Queen Anne

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### 12\. Lil’ Brown Girl @ Metier Brewing

- Central District

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### 13\. Zax Eat ‘N Three

- Green Lake

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### [14\. Ray's Café](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/rays-cafe?venueId=4324/index.html)

- Ballard
- Seafood
- $$

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### [15\. Six Seven Restaurant & Lounge](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/six-seven-restaurant-and-lounge?venueId=6911/index.html)

- Belltown
- American
- $$

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### 16\. Pan de La Selva

- Downtown

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### [17\. Delish Ethiopian Cuisine](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/delish-ethiopian-cuisine?venueId=61211/index.html)

- Hillman City
- Ethiopian
- $$

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### [18\. (unlisted)](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/unlisted?venueId=88119/index.html)

- Seattle
- Fusion
- $

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### [19\. Plenty of Clouds](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/plenty-of-clouds?venueId=7106/index.html)

- Capitol Hill
- Chinese
- $

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### [20\. Prima Bistro](/content/cities/langley-wa/venues/prima-bistro?venueId=69921/index.html)

- Langley
- French - American
- $$

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20 venues

### 1.[The Corson Building](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/the-corson-building?venueId=5156/index.html) Georgetown [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Photo courtesy of The Corson Building.

Long summer evenings all but insist on a seat in the lush, lantern-lit garden at The Corson Building, where chef Emily Crawford Dann crafts a menu that feels like an ode to the Pacific Northwest. Her elegant, hyper-seasonal dishes celebrate the region’s bounty with painterly precision. A recent stunner: Copper River sockeye roasted to just-blushing perfection, served with Hakurei turnips, bok choy, snap peas, and nutty black rice. Another standout layers peak-season zucchini, both raw and flame-kissed, with sheep’s milk feta, dried apricots, dandelion greens, basil, and a scattering of hazelnut dukkah. Choose the thoughtful à la carte menu, commit to the nightly prix fixe, or gather for the convivial Sunday Supper.

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Photo courtesy of The Corson Building.

### 2.[Bang Bang Kitchen](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/bang-bang-kitchen?venueId=90132/index.html) Seattle [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Less than a block from the Othello Light Rail, Bang Bang Kitchen brings bold New Mexican flavors to South Seattle by way of Albuquerque-born sisters Miki and Yuki Sodos. Here, hatch chiles are non-negotiable. Find them in everything from red-and-green “Xmas” bloody marys to Frito pie topped with tofu chorizo. The quesadillas come loaded with red chile brisket or green chile chicken, and brunch regulars swear by the cornbread pancakes with green chile butter. Pair it all with a green tea margarita or a mimosa flight, and soak up the sun on the patio like you’ve got nowhere to be.

[Book Now](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/)

### 3.[Lucerna](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/lucerna?venueId=92106/index.html) Seattle [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Tucked inside a lovingly restored Seattle City Light pump house, Lucerna is the kind of Eastlake spot that feels like a secret — until word gets out. Right now, it’s all about weekday lunches (an Eastlake Club,a crisp Baby Gem salad with a nutty crunch, and a soulful Tuscan bean soup). Soon, happy hour and tapas roll in, with the sparkling waters of Lake Union just outside. Industrial bones, modern flavors, and, yes, parking. Consider yourself officially in the loop.

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### 4.[SWeL Restaurant](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/swel-restaurant?venueId=9670/index.html) Fremont [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

SWeL feels like a hideaway. Warm lighting, easy music, and plates made for sharing set the tone. Start with oysters or wood-fired scallops in citrusy mornay, then split the pear-and-Gorgonzola pizza layered with dill pesto and pine nuts. If you crave something richer, the French cut pork chop with Marsala sauce and mushrooms is fall-on-a-fork comfort. The Tequila old fashioned swaps bourbon for smoky reposado, layered with orange and bitters for a slow-burn warmth.

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### 5.[Bamboo Sushi University Village](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/bamboo-sushi-university-village?venueId=46862/index.html) University Village [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Photo courtesy Bamboo Sushi University Village

Fall is here, and sushi season hasn’t gone anywhere. At Bamboo Sushi University Village, the world’s first certified sustainable sushi spot, the menu leans crisp and comforting. Think Island Hopper Roll with kanpachi and tempura shishito, or oysters kissed with peach-mint mignonette. Order the JazzbarNoname (gin, nigori, ginger beer, matcha) and suddenly, sushi feels as autumnal as your favorite sweater.

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Photo courtesy Bamboo Sushi University Village

### 6.[Robin’s Restaurant & Market](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/robins-restaurant-and-market?venueId=87963/index.html) Fremont [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Robin’s is a quietly ambitiousaddition to the Fremont neighborhood, breathing new life into the former Art of the Table space. By day, locals queue for the Brazilian BEC — crispy bacon, runny egg, melty Gouda, and avocado on a cheesy pão de queijo bun. By night, the kitchen shifts to dishes like slow-roasted salmon with cabbage escabeche or charred asparagus with duck egg. During happy hour (3-6 p.m.), order the Dockside G&T, infused with seaweed and garnished with pickled kelp.

[Book Now](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/)

### 7.[Noodle/Bar](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/noodle-bar?venueId=65834/index.html) Cascade [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Seattle has no shortage of noodles, but Noodle/Bar makes them personal. Chef Travis Post hand-pulls every springystrand from Washington wheat.The beefmeatball noodle with wood-ear mushrooms and chile oil is rainy-day therapy. For vegetarians, the Wanza Mian or buckwheat noodle bowls bring the same slurp-worthy punch. Pair with a house cocktail or a crisp local beer.

[Book Now](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/)

### 8.[ZIG ZAG CAFE](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/zig-zag-cafe?venueId=82535/index.html) Below Pike Place Market [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Since 1999, Zig Zag Café has set the bar high in the craft cocktail scene with its luxe, speakeasy ambiance and retro flair. Renowned bartender Murray Stenson contributed to the menu during his stint from 2002 to 2011, popularizing the Last Word cocktail and his own Hot Charlotte (named for famed mixologist Charlotte Voisey). Though Stenson passed away in 2023, his legacy endures. Enjoy live jazz, moody oxblood-hued lighting, and a fantastic mix of alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks. Pair your cocktail with a Zig Zag burger or duck fat popcorn, and request a spot near the windows or in the back for a true jazz club experience.

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### 9.[Familyfriend](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/) Beacon Hill [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Chef Elmer Dulla’s Beacon Hill spot is the best kind of secret — one you want to keep to yourself but can’t stop raving about. This cozy, no-frills gem serves up Guamanian comfort food that just hits _._ Think airy, golden buñelos månglo, deeply satisfying bulgogi rice, and the Kewpie burger is an absolute must. And then there’s the corn and chicken soup — rich with coconut milk and kissed with chile oil — the kind of soul-warming dish you’ll be craving long after the last spoonful. Want to snag a seat? Weeknights are your best bet — go early and settle in.

_Find more info [here](https://www.instagram.com/familyfriend20671/?hl=en)._

### 10.[MEET KOREAN BBQ](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/meet-korean-bbq?venueId=10152/index.html) Capitol Hill [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Photo courtesy MEET Korean BBQ

Who needs a steakhouse when you’ve got your own grill? At Meet, wagyu, prime Angus, and kurobuta pork hit the heat while you play chef. The Signature Feast brings four cuts plus kimchi, corn cheese, and egg soufflé. Add wagyu tartare with Asian pear and a yuzu margarita, and suddenly dinner feels less like a meal and more like an event.

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### 11.[Canlis](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/) Queen Anne [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

After 75 years, Canlis still delivers timeless Northwest fine dining with a view — and now, a local in the kitchen. New executive chef Aidan Huffman, a Seattle native who rose through the Canlis ranks, brings a fresh perspective without rocking the boat. The classics remain: the tableside Canlis salad, the polished mid-century design and piano covers that range from reimagined Daft Punk tracks to a moody take on Coolio’s “Gangsta’s Paradise.”The $180 tasting menu (with plenty of surprises) is tailored to all diets and tastes, from king salmon to a decadent hazelnut-and-coffee Nula Pie. Dress sharp; this is still a place where big nights happen.

_Book on [Tock](https://www.exploretock.com/canlis/)._

### 12.[Lil’ Brown Girl @ Metier Brewing](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/) Central District [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Lil’ Brown Girl, the latest from James Beard-nominated chef Kristi Brown, brings bold, soul-packed bites to Métier Brewing Company’s Cherry Street taproom. The menu riffs on favorites from her other projects, Communion and [That Brown Girl Cooks](https://www.thatbrowngirl.com/): Black-eyed pea hummus, smoky berbere wings with a hit of Uncle Nearest whiskey, and a blackened catfish sandwich stacked with remoulade and pickled jalapeños. Paired with Métier’s craft brews, every bite is a love letter to the Central District.

_Find more info [here](https://www.thatbrowngirl.com/lilbrowngirl)._

### 13.[Zax Eat ‘N Three](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/) Green Lake [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Dinner math has never been easier: one meat + three sides = happiness. That’s the whole premise at Zax Eat ’N Three, a Green Lake counter joint rocking smoked chicken, saucy meatloaf melts, cornbread fritters, and miso-bright green beans. Bring friends, order big, and don’t skip the banana pudding cake. The retro tiles and quirky toads are just bonus points.

_Find more info [here](https://www.zaxeatnthree.com/)._

### 14.[Ray’s Café](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/rays-cafe?venueId=4324/index.html) Ballard [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Few views in Seattle can compete with the one at the water’s edge at Ray’s. In its 50th year, it remains an icon of the dining scene, especially for special occasions. Experienced Seattlites know the drill: Settle in with the Dungeness crab dip – decadent and sized to share, then move to the grilled Pacific Northwest sablefish in sake kasu, a signature since time immemorial (or so it feels). Linger over a bottle from the extensive wine list while watching the dusk framed by the peaks of the Olympics.

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### 15.[Six Seven Restaurant & Lounge](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/six-seven-restaurant-and-lounge?venueId=6911/index.html) Belltown [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

The Edgewater Hotel has not only been a fixture in Seattle for more than six decades — including, yes, when the Beatles came to town in 1964 — but also a dining destination (and the site of an occasional whale sighting) thanks to its over-water location on the Sound. Its current incarnation includes a menu that’s a delightful ode to local shellfish and sea creatures, featuring Pacific Northwest oysters, and options like seared diver scallops and cedar plank king salmon in a truffle cream and forest mushroom sauce. The extensive wine list showcases bottles from the Northwest and northern California.

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### 16.[Pan de La Selva](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/) Downtown [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

You might’ve spotted Pan de La Selva at your neighborhood farmers market. Now Mayra Sibrian’ssmall-batchpanadería has a home inside Seattle City Hall. A veteran of Sugar Rush and Big Time Bake, she’s baking pan dulce with a Pacific Northwest twist. Think passionfruit-blackberry conchas, Honduran pan de coco with caramel, or savory stunners like rajas con crema hojaldre (corn, poblano, and cashew cream) and the sándwichtípicoon house-baked bolillo with beans, plantains, and avocado crema. Cold brew steeped with cinnamon and panela is pretty much a cozy hug in a cup.

_Find more info [here](https://www.instagram.com/pandelaselva_/?hl=en)._

### 17.[Delish Ethiopian Cuisine](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/delish-ethiopian-cuisine?venueId=61211/index.html) Hillman City [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Ethiopian dining is a hands-on love affair, and Delishnails it. The star? Injera — pillowy, tangy, and perfect for scooping up everything from buttery kitfo to spicy lentil misir wot. Order a combo (veggie or meat) and prepare for a feast that doesn’t fit neatly on one plate. Bonus: tibs, sizzling beef or lamb cubes kissed with berbere, are a must for those who savor big flavors.

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### 18.[(unlisted)](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/unlisted?venueId=88119/index.html) Seattle [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Behind an unmarked door in Lower Queen Anne, (unlisted) is a speakeasy with serious flair — and one unforgettable hostess. Her name’s Ruby, a life-sized animatronic elephant imported from the 1931 Paris World’s Fair, and her presence sets the tone for this lavishly kitschy cocktail lounge tucked inside the storied Ruins building. Drinks riff on vintage classics (try the Vivarium, featuring gin, rosemary-thyme syrup, elderflower, and a hint of EVOO). The room drips eccentric, old-world decadence. Look for the red glow and follow the alley. If Ruby’s out, you’re in.

[Book Now](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/)

### 19.[Plenty of Clouds](/content/cities/seattle-wa/venues/plenty-of-clouds?venueId=7106/index.html) Capitol Hill [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Plenty of Clouds channels the bold flavors of Sichuan and Yunnan with a menu that’s equal parts fiery, fragrant, and deeply satisfying. Start light with chrysanthemum leaves tossed in soy vinaigrette, then dive into the heat with fried chicken crackling with Sichuan peppercorns and chiles. The twice-cooked pork belly, slicked with spicy bean sauce, is an undeniably addicting dish. Pair it all with a baijiu flight or the playful If You Give a Kid a Pony cocktail — vodka, zippy ginger and turmeric syrup, a squeeze of lime, and a splash of soda.

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### 20.[Prima Bistro](/content/cities/langley-wa/venues/prima-bistro?venueId=69921/index.html) Langley [map](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/\#map)

Photo courtesy of Prima Bistro

If a trip to France isn’t on your summer itinerary, consider a jaunt to Prima Bistro on Whidbey Island. Tucked above the Star Store on Langley’s main drag, this charming spot delivers French bistro fare with a Pacific Northwest sensibility. Think Burgundy snails swimming in herb butter, hand-chopped beef tartare made to order, seared Idaho rainbow trout, and meltingly tender duck leg confit. A well-curated list of French and local wines makes pairing effortless. Time your visit for happy hour (daily from 3 to 5 p.m.) and linger on the patio, glass in hand, gazing out over Saratoga Passage.

[Book Now](https://blog.resy.com/2025/01/seattle-restaurants-fall-2025/)

Photo courtesy of Prima Bistro

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