May N.: Foie gras yum, fried okra yum, chic/shrimp jambalaya & duck confit w/brussel sprouts (meat on both dishes were a little dry but g8 flav) buttermilk beignets yum. Staff could b a lot more friendly.
Kari Fogelman: The cured pork cheek confit is to die for!!!!
Chefs Feed: Chef Robin Leventhal eats here on her nights off. She loves the Cured pork cheeks confit hash. Read more.
Nathanael May: The duck confit is incredible.
Drew Milam: Exotic meats and inventive preparation, in a cool and modern setting. Gets pricey quick - $125 for 2 people for dinner with 2 drinks/each. It's all good though!
max L: B.L.T. Salad, The ribeye chop is plenty for 2. Don’t forget to order the Cauliflower Au Gratin, horseradish, gruyere, bread crumbs, parsley
3. Fran's Chocolates
8.7
2626 NE University Village St (in University Village), Seattle, WA
Chocolate Store · University District · 13 tips and reviews
Joey Pillow: I recommend three treats that you rarely find anywhere, but in the store: peanut butter cups, chocolate-dipped orange confit, and (for the adventurous only) double chocolate figs)! I'm swooning!
Michael Gruener: Chocolate and salt and caramel. Enough said.
Gail Gatton: One item from the truffle case can turn a so-so day into a glorious day! The dark chocolate non-pareil was fabulous. So was the orange.
6. Ben Paris
8.1
130 Pike St, Seattle, WA
Restaurant · Pike Place · 7 tips and reviews
Debora Olsson: Don’t be fooled, the small plates are actually quite large! Don’t miss the super tasty duck confit crepes, Spanish octopus and pasta sheets. And of course, amazing cocktails!
Chris Monteiro: I highly recommend this place. The service is superb, seriously. I haven’t seen such a friendly and warm staff like this. The breakfast menu is awesome. Make a reservation it gets crowded.
Vanya Silantyev: I used to come here for $8 scaryaki. Now it’s a luxury hotel bar. Progress? 🤷♂️
7. Eve
8.4
704 N 34th St, Seattle, WA
New American Restaurant · Fremont · 12 tips and reviews
Kate: The confit butternut squash soup is warm and hearty for lunch, and the goat butter and golden beet hummus were delicious for Happy Hour!
S: Amazing little restaurant. Great feel, great staff, wonderful food. Tons of veggie and vegan options, very flexible.
Jill Kuethe: Everything is yummy!
9. Cafe Campagne
8.4
1600 Post Alley (at Pine St), Seattle, WA
French Restaurant · Pike Place · 96 tips and reviews
cYeNz: What to say? If you crave an authentic French café experience, this is the place to be: from sparkling rosé wines, steak frites, duck confit, a great espresso, this place has it all
Pierre-Yves Ricau: Avoid the Duck Confit. It's far from being cooked enough, doesn't have the right color and consistency. The Tartare is nice.
Allen Svec: Lamb Burger / frites for lunch, Cassoulet for dinner, and three baskets of French Bread with every meal. This is the best bistro in town.
10. Luc
8.4
2800 E Madison St (at MLK Way), Seattle, WA
French Restaurant · Capitol Hill · 67 tips and reviews
Rich Tong: Try the Duck Confit, Crispy Kale, Kamut - Lovely!
Rich Tong: Try the Duck Confit With Quail Egg
Rich Tong: Try the Strawberry With Pistachio Twill, Housemade Whipped Cream And Lemon Bar - What a flavor combo!
12. Ba Bar
9.0
550 12th Ave (at E Barclay St), Seattle, WA
Vietnamese Restaurant · 137 tips and reviews
Jordana Saletan: Amazing Pho-French fusion. Try the duck confit with mushrooms and ramen. Awesome.
Eric Tigre: Ba Bar evokes a modern update of a 60s French colonial officers club outfitted with a bakery, disco ball and orchids. Street food-inspired menu offers fresh bun bowls, pho, dumplings and cocktails. Read more.
Eater: The motto for Eric Banh's Ba Bar is street food and cold drink. The latter is now in the hands of Fairness Peck, the bar manager. Sample Peck's talents at the daily happy hour from 3 to 7 p.m.
13. How To Cook A Wolf
8.4
2208 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA
Italian Restaurant · West Queen Anne · 66 tips and reviews
Sanil: This was my first Ethan Stowell restaurant, and I simply loved it. The sourdough bread - the best bread appetizer I’ve had. Strozzapreti (buttery) and Duck Confit were amazingly delicious!
Ahmet 🧿: Awesome small plates: try grilled baby octopus with beans. Pasta recommendation: spaghetti with anchovies. Order a red wine!
Eater: Chef Matt Fortner puts his own stamp on the menu of this unfussy Italian-via-Northwest style restaurant. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.
Victor Wong: Great view and good food. Expensive. Tried halibut, lamb, pork tenderloin, and duck confit and all were delicious. Pork tenderloin came with bone marrow and fries. Fries were overly salted though.
Jesse Johnston: The oyster buckets are worth the price and wait time. Try and get a table near the windows for an oceanside view!
The Seattle Times: The city's most romantic happy hour also offers a $2.95 appetizer list, including three buttery croissants with ham and cheese, steamed mussels and goat cheese and garlic mousse. 5-7 M-F, 8-10 Sat Read more.
Thrillist: Can't beat the pork belly confit “bánh mì” and stunning views over Elliot Bay/Pike Place Market.
Joe Cantwell: Go for lunch at the bar to enjoy the view of the market and the amazing, friendly service from Robby. Order whatever is advertised on the chalkboard.
Eater: The quality of food has not flagged since founder Matt Janke sold the restaurant to Dan Bugge and Chester Gerl took over the kitchen. [Eater 38 Member] Read more.