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When you’re at SeaTac Airport and about to spend the next three days at a bachelorette party in Palm Springs where the only sustenance will be orange Jell-O shots and Pedialyte, a giant bowl of pasta from Pallino drenched in butter and a mountain of parmesan is a great way to prepare yourself. Don't get your hopes up for a good pizza from this Italian spot (it trends oily and soggy), but their garlic bread works, too.
Ditch the expensive trail mix and hard-boiled egg in a bag—let us help you find the best food at SeaTac Airport.
From bars perfect for aperitivo hour to special occasion pasta destinations, these are our 14 favorite places for Italian food in Seattle.
Pasta Casalinga is a small spot downtown at Pike Place for inexpensive homemade pasta.
The SeaTac Airport outpost of Poke To The Max serves the same Hawaiian classics from the original Hillman City location, and works well for a quick lunch before you spend the next five hours in a middle seat.
