Feeling hungry for something new? The spring version of Seattle Restaurant Week is currently in full swing! This bi-annual event lets Seattleites sample specially-curated brunch, lunch, and dinner menus at discounted prices from restaurants across the city. From March 30 to April 12, 2025, over 100 participating restaurants and eateries in Seattle will have something special to offer.
Read on for all the details!
Since 2017, Seattle Restaurant Week has celebrated local culinary talent and diversity by offering diners the chance to enjoy unique prix fixe menus created for the week by participating restaurants. The mission of the event, which is hosted by Seattle Good Business Network, is to support local businesses.
The arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 inspired a few changes to make the event more inclusive. Now, instead of just the traditional three-course prix fixe menu, diners can choose between brunch, lunch, dinner, and small plates. There are also takeout, delivery, and meal kit options so you can enjoy a meal from the comfort of your couch. The event is open to any type of dining establishment, including food trucks and pop-ups.
Here are some of our top picks:
- Cafe Campagne, Downtown (French): $50 for lunch and dinner
- IL Bistro, Pike Place Market (Italian): $50 dinner
- Jackson Street Pizza Lounge, Central District (Pizza): $35 dinner
- Mamnoon, Capitol Hill (Halal/Lebanese): $50 dinner
- MariPili Tapas Bar, Capitol Hill (Spanish/Tapas): $65 small plates
- Maximilien, Pike Place Market (French): $35 for lunch and dinner
- mbar, South Lake Union (Lebanese/Mediterranean): $65 dinner
- Nue, Capitol Hill (global): $35 dinner
- Pably y Pablo, multiple locations (Mexican): $50 dinner
- Reckless Noodle, Central District (Vietnamese): $35 or $65 dinner
- San Fermo, Ballard (Italian): $35 dinner
- Shiro’s Sushi, Belltown (Japanese): $65 dinner
Ready to choose your next dining adventure? Check out the event website and use their filter tool to find your ideal meal. You can find what you’re looking for in categories such as price, neighborhood, type of cuisine, vegan options, and more. You can even filter the options to see family-owned businesses, Black-owned businesses, restaurants that source their ingredients locally, and other preferences.
And while you’re there, you can choose to participate in their Give a Meal program so that a neighbor in need can enjoy a free meal.
Remember, you only have until April 12. Bon appétit, Seattle!