Opened in December 2019, Taurus Ox is truly a one-of-a-kind restaurant in Seattle. Combining local influence with traditional Lao food, you have probably never had cuisine like it.
Restaurant of the Week
Restaurant of the Week: Poquitos
As soon as you walk through the doors to Poquitos, you’re transported to another world. This Capitol Hill restaurant has been around since 2011 serving authentic Mexican cuisine.
Restaurant of the Week: The Cottage
Located in one of Seattle’s most underrated suburbs resides The Cottage, a local favorite making its mark on Bothell. Coffee shop, gift shop, brunch, dinner and bar: The Cottage truly has it all.
Restaurant of The Week: Isarn Thai Soul Kitchen
Isarn Thai Soul Kitchen has made a name for itself in Kirkland dishing up authentic Thai street food favorites packed with flavor and heat. Now offering curbside and takeaway, you can enjoy all the comforts of this cuisine in your own home.
Restaurant of the Week: Fiasco
Nestled between the Wallingford and Fremont neighborhoods is Fiasco—a casual Italian food restaurant. Heavy Restaurant Group, a locally owned and operated Seattle company, is the mastermind behind many fan favorites in the Greater Seattle area, with Fiasco among its list of notable dining destinations.
Restaurant of the Week: The MAR·KET | fishmonger & eatery
Nestled in the heart and soul of Edmonds, and just steps from the beautiful Puget Sound, you’ll find The MAR·KET | fishmonger & eatery. Whether you’re buying clams and crabs by the pound or dining in, this menu is a seafood lover’s dream.
Restaurant of the Week: The Commons
Wineries aren’t the only thing leaving a mark on Woodinville. Heavy Restaurant Group has been a staple in this wine country offering excellent dining options for all ages. A local favorite is The Commons, well known for its outstanding brunch and cozy home cookin’ vibes.
Restaurant of The Week: Cantinetta Bellevue
Nestled in historic Old Bellevue, Cantinetta offers an authentic Italian dining experience reminiscent of a night out in Tuscany. And just wait until you sink your teeth into the handmade pasta!
Restaurant of the Week: Smith Tower Observatory Bar
Once the tallest building in Seattle, the iconic Smith Tower first opened its doors on July 4, 1914. Now, 106 years later, it is home to one of the city’s hidden happy hour treasures.
Restaurant of the Week: The Marc
The Marc, located inside the historic Marcus Whitman hotel, offers an upscale dining experience in Walla Walla. Known for its extensive wine list and use of local ingredients, this restaurant is a must-stop while visiting the premier Washington wine destination.