Chinook's at Salmon Bay
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Anthony's Pier 66
A very nice place, although slightly touristy. Anthony's
features three levels of dining-- takeout fish & chips, diner, and deluxe. Each
of these restaurants is self contained in the building. I enjoyed a delicious crab
cake lunch with an Asian cole slaw. The crab cakes were fresh and delicious without
being greasy. The service was excellent and the restaurant (see photo) features
wonderful views. Highly recommended for food, service, and a convenient location on
the downtown waterfront.
Summer 2001 Update: Right on Seattle's waterfront, sits a restaurant with great food and excellent service. Anthony's has an upstairs room with perfect views, and a downstairs room with just excellent views. You can't lose with either. For my dinner, I started with the red clam chowder together with the complimentary fresh sourdough bread. The soup was excellent and fresh with the crispy, flavorful bread. For my main course, I enjoyed the daily caught salmon cooked on a Alder wood plank. Plank cooking is a special Northwest technique that loads the fish with delicious smoked flavor. The alder smoked salmon included fresh corn and delicious mashed potatoes. For the entire meal, including soft drink and tip- the total price was about $30. The desserts were truly incredible-focused on the fresh fruit of the season in several different preparations. Anthony's is highly recommended for fresh seafood and great service at a wide variety of price points to suit any diner's taste and budget.
2201 Alaskan Way
206-448-6688 Around $30 for a complete dinner
Chinook's at Salmon Bay
A great locals place in an out of the way location.
Excellent fresh food at reasonable prices. I enjoyed a halibut baked on an
alder plank to impart a delicious wood flavor. It was served with grillled spicy
potatos and a vegatable medley. I started with a great Manhattan clam chowder and
finished with key lime pie. Great service, reasonable prices, and a spectrum of
entrees from fish & chips to deluxe in an authentic atmosphere. Highly
recommended, although a little drive away.
Fisherman's Terminal at 1900 West Nickerson
St.
Around $30 for a complete dinner
206-283-4665
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