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Outlier is by far one of downtown Seattle’s hippest spots. The food is fresh with deep resonant flavors, roasted and wood-fired, earthy and sensual.

From Chef Jason McClure’s wonderfully imaginative menus – which marry the Pacific Northwest’s bold flavors with pinches of this and tastes of that from the South – to the spacious, cliche-free interior that proffers genuinely open arms, downtown’s Sazerac is truly a restaurant and bar like no other.

Wheelchair Accessibility Comments

  • We’ve eaten here a couple times and the food is excellent. Fun, vibrant atmosphere and very friendly.
  • Very wheelchair friendly restaurant. Very spacious. Wide aisles.
  • Bar area has a long row of lowered counter seating.
  • Very nice accessible outdoor patio.
  • There’s an easy ramp to a slightly raised dining area, a 2nd bar area and the patio.
  • Take elevator down 1 level for accessible restroom. You’ll need a room key card for access.
  • The restaurant is fairly noisy.

Dining Experience

Wonderful restaurant

Restaurant Entrance Accessibility

Step free or easy ramped entrance

Relatively level grade at entrance

Wide doorway entrance

Restaurant Overview Accessibility

Step free or easy ramps on main dining level

Many available tables

Bar Area: reasonably accessible

Wide clearance between tables

Restaurant Bathroom Accessibility

Step free accessible restroom

Wide clearances in restroom

Able to turn WC 360 degrees in restroom stall

Restroom very clean

Additional Details

  • WJAR Rating:4
  • Price:$$$
  • Type of Cuisine:American
  • Neighborhood:Downtown Seattle
  • Opentable Reservation:Make a Reservation >
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  • User Rating:4
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