Seattle - Dining Alone at Bar
Hi all. San Francisco Hound in Seattle on business for a week and looking for a nice place to dine alone at a bar. I'm looking for less thatn $50 with a glass of wine/cocktail. I will be working downtown near the convention center and staying the Queen Anne area. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
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re: rcburli
Everyone adores Matt's. However Matt's is not reopened yet. Check http://makingmatts.blogspot.com/ for updates. Currently we're looking at May day.
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Crow, in lower Queen Anne, has 2 bar areas -- a regular one, and a chef's counter that faces into the open kitchen, which is a great place to dine alone. The chefs working the line will talk to you if they're not too busy, and of course you can watch the action rather than reading a book or staring into space. Good food, basically high end comfort food and generous portions. You can definitely get in and out for $50. http://www.crowseattle.com
Moxie, also lower Queen Anne is another option. It's a bit more spendy than Crow, but also often recommended. I personally find their bar area a little dark, and there's not much to look at besides the bartender making drinks, but the food is good. http://www.moxieseattle.com/
I also like the Palace Kitchen for a meal at the bar. It can get a little crowded though, as people who are waiting for regular tables come in and out.
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Barolo (a few blocks north of the convention ctr, at Virginia betw. 6th and 7th) has a good bar menu http://www.baroloseattle.com/pdf/menu... and is "on your way back" to Queen Anne

