The quintessential low-key Pacific Northwest dining experience keeps fin-atics coming to this Pike Place Market standby where the honkin tuna or catfish top the list of seafood worth the price; though Matt’s gone (he opened Lecosho) you still can’t go wrong here, as service is terrific and there’s a view over the market through tall arched windows.

Wheelchair Accessibility Comments

• We ate dinner here in September 2018 and had a wonderful dinner.
• It’s s little tricky to find at Pike Place Market but very accessible. There’s a large commercial elevator located just off 1st Avenue between Pine and Pike. Take it to the top floor and it’s just down the hallway.
• There’s a wonderful menu ranging from steak to seafood and other Northwest fine foods. They serve great drinks and offer a long wine list.
• All tables are located on one level floor and while the tables are somewhat close together, there’s plenty of space for a wheelchair.
• There is a large wheelchair accessible restroom within the restaurant and another accessible bathroom in the corridor leading to the restaurant.