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- OTOpenTable DinerSan Francisco Bay Area •1 review5.0Dined 1 day agoGreta has been a server there for 17 years. I went in there once for the first time a year ago and I was lucky enough to have her again on my most recent second visit. She suggested the very best highlights of the menu and was even able to have them recreate an amazing off-menu squid ink pasta and prawn Calabrian chili dish that I got my very first time in. It was delightful because I had been thinking about that dish ever since that first time I had it a year ago. If you’re ever in Seattle, make sure you get a reservation for The Pink Door. It’s beyond excellent in every way. Every bite of everything we ordered was exquisite. From the scallops, to the affogato dessert, and every appetizer we had in between. This place is fabulous.More infoThe Pink DoorPrice: Expensive• Italian• Belltown / Pike Place Market•4.8
- HCHerbCvipSeattle / Eastern Washington •7 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoOysters & Chips were excellent--both oysters & fries were crispy & hot. Coleslaw was fresh & tangy. A bargain at $20--or $18 if you have a Players Club card.More infoHouse Of Seven BrothersPrice: Moderate• Northwest• Sequim•4.5
- OTOpenTable DinerAtlanta Metro •5 reviews5.0Dined 5 days agoVery good fresh sushi and happy hour was great quality for prices!More infoUmi Sake HousePrice: Moderate• Japanese• Downtown•4.7
- KKerryvipSeattle / Eastern Washington •13 reviews5.0Dined on Jan 2, 2023We stayed at the Port Ludlow Inn for our Anniversary and had dinner that night at the Fireside Restaurant. It was pretty much perfect. We enjoyed a two hour quiet dinner - excellent service and food. Nice quiet atmosphere. Very happy with our experience.More infoThe Fireside Restaurant, Waterfront DiningPrice: Expensive• Northwest• Port Ludlow•4.5
- YDYuliaDLos Angeles •1 review5.0Dined on Jan 2, 2023This is my favorite restaurant in Seattle area. The complexity of their many and dishes, which burst with flavor is just unmatched for me. Someone once mentioned that the owner was thinking of writing a cooking book. Let’s say I would buy in a second.More infoToulouse Petit Kitchen & LoungePrice: Expensive• American • Queen Anne•4.7
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With amazing views of the Olympic mountains, a pristine bay, sandy beaches and great dining options, Port Ludlow sits on the west side of the Hood Canal Floating Bridge. The relative isolation of the town makes it attractive to residents and vacationers and ensures a variety of farm- and sea-fresh fare in the local restaurants. From cozy American traditional foods to pizza, brunch, breakfast and upscale seafood dining, Port Ludlow has delicious choices for everyone. Pacific Northwest specialties are easy to find in this port town. Enjoy fresh salmon in season, local steelhead and Hood Canal oysters at Port Ludlow restaurants. The main draw for Port Ludlow dining could be its special combination: fresh, local food in a sleepy, serene atmosphere.
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The most romantic restaurant in Port Ludlow is The Fireside Restaurant, Waterfront Dining