RESERVATIONS are absolutely required. It’s across from Kells (my favorite Irish bar), so not a bad location. Very nice view of the water (depends on where they seat you), and pretty low-key. I swear that the pasta on the ragu was made a few hours...before it got cooked, melted in my mouth. Delicious pasta, my goodness it was to die for. My steak came out great, juicy and flavorful. A must, but better book fast because reservations go fast...More

My go to spot in Downtown Seattle. I have been here every time I visit Seattle. I have had a few of the other dishes but the lasagne is my favorite! It melts in your mouth

One of the best places to eat in the city, I can't praise the food and service here enough. It's the best Italian restaurant I've ever eaten at, I'm glad that they are still open for delivery, though the experience of dining in is so...much better - the lighting and décor make the food taste even better.More

I love the pinkdoor. BEST garlic bread on the planet! I have eaten here with friends, brought my staff for dinner, lunched on the beautiful patio! Always happy~ lasagne , mussels and clams my personal favorites. At this challenging time I purchased a Gift Certificate...to use in the future when they are open againMore

The atmosphere, entertainment, and food are all on point in this crazy hole-in the wall locals favorite. Please go here anytime of day. Try to get reservations 5-7 days in advance to get good seats. Get a seat near the bar where you can see...the show.More

I am so glad we got to go before they temporarily closed down. For our one dinner in Seattle, we chose The Pink Door. I cannot recommend it more. The atmosphere was adorable, the food was delicious and the wine was amazing. Everything was perfect!

I was SO excited about this place! Read the reviews, and booked my reservations a month in advance. I consider myself a “foodie”, and saved my calories all day... We had reservations for a 5:30 seating, and checked in on time. The hostess asked us...upon checking in if we were exhibiting any cold or flu symptoms (because of the corona virus outbreak). We of course said no. The restaurant seemed bigger on the inside than what seemed so by the front entrance, and we were seated at a table toward the back of the place (closer to a water view). The menu was simple. We started with a bottle of Prosecco, and they brought bread to our table. We shared a Caesar salad (the best part of the dinner!) We all 3 ordered different entrees. One cioppino, one lasagne, and one linguine and clam dish. I tried all 3, and none were “stellar”. Nothing on the dessert menu appealed to us, so we all had a limoncello and called it good. Our server was non attentive, which was very unfortunate. Seemed that she was giving most of her attention to a table of 8 gentlemen seated beside us. With so many incredible restaurants in Seattle, I doubt I would go back or recommend it to my foodie friends.More