Want to find the finest Seafood in Seattle? To get you the definitive list of the best Seafood spots in Seattle, we checked out the best review and restaurant sites incorporating millions of expert and diner reviews. Find everything you need to know about the best Seafood restaurants below.
Choosing the right spot for Seafood can be tough, especially if you’re exploring new restaurants. We analyzed 4854 Seattle restaurants on Yelp and Google, 1095134 Seattle restaurant reviews, and 1116 lists and articles – looking closely at what US News, SeattleMet and Seattle Magazine had to say – and applied our Feastfox magic. For example, we considered US News - 5 Places to Find the Best Seafood in Seattle, SeattleMet - 11 Essential Spots for Seafood in Seattle and Seattle Magazine - The Best Seafood in Seattle as we sourced this ultimate list. As restaurants continue to adapt to COVID-19, you can trust us to show the latest information on which restaurants are open and how with our real-time data recommendation engine. Restaurants can’t pay to show up on this list, so you can trust what you see and enjoy Seattle’s hidden gems. The restaurants featured above represent the best of the best in Seattle Seafood.
Compare the price of Seafood in your favorite neighborhoods. If your budget is tight, check out the University District for the cheapest Seafood in town, and steer clear of Waterfront, which is the most expensive. To show you the most and least expensive Seafood neighborhoods, we checked what each Seafood restaurant charges for 1 seafood main.
Neighborhood | Ave. price for 1 seafood main | # Seafood restaurants |
---|---|---|
Waterfront | $37 | 12 |
South Lake Union | $28 | 12 |
Wallingford | $28 | 14 |
Belltown | $22 | 20 |
Downtown | $21 | 77 |
Fremont | $19 | 13 |
Ballard | $17 | 25 |
International District | $13 | 26 |
Capitol Hill | $13 | 33 |
University District | $12 | 16 |
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Getting a good parking spot in Seattle can be tough, and it’s worse if you’re hungry. To make your life easier, we partnered with SpotHero, an innovative digital parking reservation service, so you can easily and effortlessly find parking near your selected Seafood spot.