way off topic-- Seattle

[husky99]

Hey great friend lives in Seattle and just got married. Looking for a nice restaurants to send them a gift card for a wedding gift. They are into that fresh organic local scene. No starbuck, s recommendations newded

 

[FriarJ]

Tilth
Sitka & Spruce
Walrus and the Carpenter
Cafe Zoe
Art of the Table

You can't go wrong with any of these. Do you know what part of Seattle they live in?

 

[husky99]

Thanks big time.. green lake I think

 

[FriarJ]

Sure thing.

All of these are close then, check out there websites, as I said any of those would be greatly appreciated by them I'm sure.

 

[860Husky]

I live out here in the beautiful emerald city, pretty much agree with the list although i had pretty bad service at Zoe, but Sitka & Spruce is fantastic and about as local as you can get

 

[husky99]

thanks big time

 

[M_Funkhauser43!]

Here's another vote for the Walrus and the Carpenter. Matt's on the Market is great too.

 

[SeattleHoop]

This place has the best combo of healthiest/tastiest in my opinion...There is one right by Greenlake
https://generationthrive.com/

 

[superjohn]

I haven't been to Seattle in a long time but love the city and remember the seafood being off the charts good.

 

[Mike Honcho]

Local 360 is delicious and all locally sourced, as the name implies. Cool ambiance too.

http://local360.org/

 

[sledog]

Ivar's. For the salmon! Location on a pier at Seattle downtown (on the Sound), and another on a lake to the north under I-5. Can't beat it.

 

[beerfan]

I know nothing about Seattle but my suggestion would be a gift card to a well established place that has no expiration date on their gift cards (many have 6 months or one year). When I got married we got many of these "gift" cards. By the time we got around to using them, most of the places were already out of business, or some had expiration dates.

 

[husky99]

Good call.. we got a gift card to apricot in farmington and it was only good for three months

 

[husky91]

Love the city, love Bellevue.

Don't think seafood is crazy special there beyond Salmon. NewEngland, San Fran and Hawaii only places that rock seafood and maybe Nola in crawdad season.

Get them card for Woodmark hotel on Bellevue side of Lake Washington. One of the coolest places I ever went. Can use toward dinner, hotel, brunch.

I haven't been to Seattle in a long time but love the city and remember the seafood being off the charts good.

 

[sledog]

If you have time, hit the wineries NE of the city around Bellevieu (St Michele, et al). or a trip to Mt Ranier is great!

 

[Silk City]

Hey great friend lives in Seattle and just got married. Looking for a nice restaurants to send them a gift card for a wedding gift. They are into that fresh organic local scene. No starbuck, s recommendations newded

Get em tickets to the UConn/Washington game

 

[SeattleHoop]

How many of you who replied to this thread currently live in the Seattle area? We need to contact each other and sit next to one another when Uconn comes to Seattle in December. We need to stick together and create a designated area for the better Husky team.