Good grub in Tacoma?
Heading to Tacoma next week - what's tasty? We'll need lunch and dinner, interested in old favorites and anything new and wonderful (we'll probably do one nice dinner), hoping to skip chain food altogether.
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re: 5bens
We ate at Asado last night and were very impressed. It's definitely a good addition to the somewhat sparse Tacoma restaurant scene. Cocktails were good, food was great (I had the ceviche and the flatiron steak with poblano polenta), service was good, and although it was loud, it wasn't painfully so. Prices were in the $15-$30 range and you don't leave hungry. We'll definitely be going back.
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Don't know if this is chowhound enough, but I love lunch at Southern Kitchen. Fried catfish, hush puppies, collard greens, and the best mango lemonade. Just a short drive from downtown Tacoma.
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FP, Tacoma is actually gaining stature as a Chowhound destination. Avoid the waterfront traps like Shennanigans, etc. (They are Sysco infested dreck) Suggestions for lunch: The Matador (Tex-Mex), El Compadre` (real Mexican, not Azteca) the Pick Quick Drive In (Fife) and Sapporo (Japanese, Fife.) Dinner: Il Fiasco (Italian), Asado (Argentinian steak, etc.) Europa (Italian) Stadium Bistro (European eclectic) Indochine (Asian Fusian) and the Primo Grill. With any of the dinner suggestions you'll need reservations. All are worthy of a Chowhound and hold their own in Puget Sound's culinary offerings.
