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ddang
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Posted on: 2:19 am,June 27, 2007
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Any recommendations on a good seafood restaurant in downtown?

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Posted on: 5:00 am,June 27, 2007
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The Oceanaire downtown

Saltys on Alki

Both fairly pricey but delicious!

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Posted on: 10:20 am,June 27, 2007
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Flying Fish

Ray's Boathouse

Waterfront

Chinock's at Fisherman's Terminal

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Posted on: 10:47 am,June 27, 2007
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In addition to the above, I also like Etta's.

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ddang
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Posted on: 1:22 pm,June 27, 2007
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I will be traveling with a small dog. How are the patio policy for dogs in Seattle? Any good patios in the Pike Place area?

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Posted on: 2:04 pm,June 27, 2007
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Etta's Seafood

Cutter's

Anthony's

McCormick & Schmidt

Metropolitan Grill

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ddang
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Posted on: 3:00 pm,July 10, 2007
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We ended up going to Ray's Boathouse. The view was spectacular! Food and Service was excellent as well. Definitely will be back.

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Posted on: 1:21 am,July 17, 2007
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In the Pike Place area I've taken my dog to Le Pitchet - french bistro, little patio, dog friendly.

Oceanaire is a "corporate" restaurant owned by the same folks who own Bucca de Beppo from Minneapolis - I wouldn't recommend it for a "Seattle" experience.

Flying Fish as others have mentioned - get the whole fried fish!

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Posted on: 12:56 pm,July 17, 2007
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Salty's has the best view

Ray's Boathouse is fabulous

Palisades is great also

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Posted on: 12:46 am,July 18, 2007
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[i]McCormick & Schmidt[/i]

Actually, it's McCormick and Schmicks. Since they have restaurants all over the US, I would recommend Anthony's or Ivar's which are unique to the Northwest.

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Posted on: 9:37 pm,July 18, 2007
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thebrooklyn.com if you like wild salmon - it is the best we have had in many years of travel to the west coast including B.C.

they have oysters as well which are reduced for the happy hour I do not eat them

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