Visiting Seattle - staying at 6th and Union

[highlyunlikely]

What's good for dinner tomorrow night? Any type of cuisine, not too expensive, romantic and/or fun!

[barleywino]

another place with inexpensive options is the happy hour (in the bar area only) http://www.baroloseattle.com/pdf/menu... at Barolo (Virginia and 6th/7th). go early to get seats.

[highlyunlikely]

thanks for all the suggestions. is there a fun bar in that area --- or a good street to stroll down?

[Lauren]

Vessel, on 5th Avenue between Union and University, serves some of the best cocktails in the city. I don't know if I would call it "fun". ymmv

[amyh18]

Keep heading up the hill and go to 611 Supreme for crepes. Totally affordable and in my opinion, fun AND romantic.

[PAO]

Head on on up the hill to Tango at the corner of Boren and Pike. Don't know if this will fit your budget: you can check it out here: http://www.tangorestaurant.com/

[highlyunlikely]

that looks fantastic! any other suggestions?

we're looking for a great breakfast place too. thanks!

[nonbei]

For a quick breakfast, Lowell's in Pike's Market is a good option. If you want breakfast with an atmostphere, The Fairmont Olympic's Georgian Room is the best in the city.

[mariannas]

I second the Tango suggestion. I absolutely love their food and their portions are sized just right. They have a grilled lamb dish that is just superb and their mushrooms and jamon is a real treat. Also, make sure to get yourself an ounce or two of mahon cheese...you won't be sorry!

[PAO]

Definitely agree with the mushrooms and jamon (haven't had the grilled lamb). I took some friends to Tango and they said it was the best mushroon dish they had ever had. And the "El Diablo" dessert is fabulous--a large cube of dark chocolate mousse dusted with hot chile powder sitting on a bed of meringue dabbed with caramel sauce and dotted with cocoa nibs Definitely for two to share.