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Top spots across Seattle
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4.6
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Salumi
Salumi has been curing its own meats and building some of Seattle's most talked-about sandwiches since the 1990s, just a five-minute walk from Lumen Field. The shop was founded by Armandino Batali, the father of chef Mario Batali, and has remained a family operation ever since. Everything from the salami to the mortadella to the porchetta is made in-house.
3.9
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(30)
Un Po Tipsy
Un Po Tipsy is a walk-up pizza window inside the RailSpur development, serving New York style slices that are thin, foldable, and built to be eaten on the move. It is one of three concepts chef Renee Erickson's Sea Creatures group opened in RailSpur, and the fastest and most casual of the three. The menu covers slices, whole pies, garlic knots, salads, and soft serve, with pies changing seasonally.
4.2
of 5.0
(28)
Mio Oh Mio
Mio Oh Mio is the newest restaurant from James Beard Award-winning chef Renee Erickson, tucked into a 32-seat dining room inside the RailSpur building. The menu blends Italian and British influences with Pacific Northwest ingredients, covering steaks, shellfish, house-made pasta, and seasonal vegetables. The Infatuation called it one of the best date night spots in the neighborhood.
4.6
of 5.0
(1,024)
Il Terrazzo Carmine
Il Terrazzo Carmine has been a fixture in Pioneer Square since 1984, tucked into a quiet alley off 1st Avenue with entrances through a vintage lobby and a courtyard out back. The menu is classic Italian, executed with consistency: house-made pastas, fresh seafood, and a wine list built over four decades. For a proper Italian dinner near Lumen Field, this is the standard.
4.5
of 5.0
(675)
Matsu
Matsu sits right on Stadium Place, close enough to Lumen Field that you can see the gates from the door, serving traditional sushi, sashimi, and grilled appetizers in a casual setting. The menu covers nigiri, rolls, soups, and noodle dishes. The location makes it one of the most convenient options for anyone walking straight from the stadium after the final whistle.
4.5
of 5.0
(570)
Hatback Bar and Grille
Hatback sits inside The Boxyard, a converted rail yard turned dining and entertainment complex directly across the street from Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park. The menu covers elevated bar and grill standards: burgers, wings, shareable plates, and a full bar with beers on tap. The space is built for crowds, with big screens, an outdoor patio, and game day energy.
4.5
of 5.0
(2,165)
Paseo
Paseo is one of Seattle's most iconic sandwich shops, known citywide for slow-roasted pork and grilled garlic marinated chicken piled onto toasted baguettes with caramelized onions, cilantro, and vinaigrette. The SoDo location is a short walk from Lumen Field and has been feeding stadium crowds for years. Portions are large enough to share if you want to save room for stadium snacks, too.
4.5
of 5.0
(1,594)
Zeitgeist Coffee
Zeitgeist Coffee has anchored Pioneer Square since 1997, pouring strong European-style espresso inside a historic building that doubles as a working art gallery, with new shows hung every First Thursday. The food menu covers pastries from Macrina Bakery, all-day breakfast, and hot and cold sandwiches. That makes it as useful for a pre-match breakfast as for an afternoon coffee break.
4.3
of 5.0
(1,844)
Oddfellows Café + Bar
This rustic Capitol Hill hub serves comfort food inside a gorgeous historic brick building. You will love the high ceilings and the large patio for long social afternoons. Try the famous biscuits and gravy, the savory baked eggs, or the sweet brioche French toast. These house favorites bring locals back for breakfast and late night drinks in Seattle. It is a great place to hang out with friends while you enjoy the brick walls.
4.3
of 5.0
(1,559)
Mr West Cafe Bar Downtown
Mr West Cafe Bar Downtown provides a relaxed space for great coffee and tasty food. This stylish spot features plants plus marble accents that create a very cool interior vibe. You should try the avocado toast or the brioche breakfast sandwich while you are visiting. The menu also includes a charcuterie board that is perfect for sharing with your group. Their seasonal lattes always hit the mark when you need a little afternoon pick-me-up.
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