
48 "Walk-Ins" restaurants in Seattle.
Local Tide is a seafood restaurant in Fremont that serves fish sandwiches, shrimp toast, a weekend-only crab roll, and a fantastic burger.
Bar Del Corso, a classic Beacon Hill Italian spot, should be your first choice for Neapolitan pizza in the city.
Olmstead is an American restaurant on Capitol Hill that serves small plates, sandwiches, and creative cocktails.
Rondo is a Japanese restaurant on Capitol Hill that specializes in mazemen noodles and donburi bowls.
Zaika is an Indian restaurant on Capitol Hill that serves things like fried paneer sticks and butter chicken tenders.
Eight Row is a large, attractive restaurant in Green Lake that only serves one good dish: a $55 pork shoulder.
Machiavelli is an Italian restaurant on Capitol Hill that’s perfect for an affordable pasta-filled date night.
La Dive is a bar on Capitol Hill that serves natural wine, alcoholic slushies, champagne bongs, and Eastern European small plates.
Have a glass of natural wine with your tuna melt at Champagne Diner, an excellent modern diner in Interbay.