The Japanese garden is definitely with a visit. Big Koi, waterfalls and even select tea ceremonies make it a unique spot in the middle of the city.
The bulk edible flowers are amazing in a light spring/summer broth or salad, and the price/quality is considerably better than what you'd find at a grocery store
• The Ballard farmer’s market is AMAZING. They’ve got so much fresh meat and produce it’s ridiculous. I used to go to the Fremont market but they’ve got way too many trinkets and rarely have produce Read more.
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.
Captures the greatness of sushi with simplicity! Huge rolls, endless list of options, great crafted cocktails, and a dope setting for gathering large groups. Oh yeah, try the green tea tiramisu. YUM.
Try the Sounder Roll, one of 40 specialty rolls. This one's a spicy yellowtail/avocado number is topped w/ a seared crab & creamy scallop mix. Read more.
Don't be fooled by the run-down location: everything is fresh and crispy, great staff. Try the Nori fries.
This is one of those hidden gems that is worth the effort to get into. Beautiful views and amazing food. One of the best oyster bars in town with a cocktail list to match.
A West Seattle institution for nearly 10 years, Buddha Ruksa's warm and relaxed space serves fresh, delicious Thai curries, fresh rolls, satay and crispy garlic chicken. Get in early to snag a table! Read more.