Dining out in Georgetown (SEA)

[frygirl]

I've been exploring the restaurant/bar scene in Georgetown recently and have been pleasantly surprised. I'm looking for some more recommendations to add to my list. Here's what I've tried so far:

Smarty Pants - great sandwiches

Jules Mae - we tried to order food here but got completely ignored by the waitress

9 lb Hammer - great for happy hour beer

What else is worth trying? Here's the list of potential dining spots:

Via Tribunali - not too excited about this as the Cap Hill location's menu is all Italian. I don't like waiting for the wait staff to translate for me.

Cutting Board - sushi

Stellar Pizza

Marco Polo -dive bar

Are any of these places worth checking out? Am I missing anything special?

[terrier]

Well, there's the Corson Building...

[GreenYoshi]

Marco Polo lounge does a great fried chicken. (they say they have great burgers too, but I've never had a chance to try)

Slim's has good chili (i love their verde over mac & cheese), but I like their burgers alot too.

Over toward South Park, there's a Mexican bar/restaurant that has a decent mole and handmade tortillas called Coliman

I've always thought Pig Iron was overrated...

[jaydeflix]

Stellar is definitely worth it.

[howard 1st]

squid and ink serves vegetarian fare of sufficient quality and style to appeal to omnivores and in a wonderfully shabby setting - quite outside the norm even for vegetarians

[jaydeflix]

Georgetown Liquor Company is supposed to be pretty good on the vegetarian front too, isn't it?

[GreenLakeDave]

Give Pig Iron BBQ a try. I've had both the catfish and fried green tomato sandwiches and they were both good. For sides, the beans and spinach-jalapeno-cheese glop are both great.

It's a ways from the main Georgetown action, but a good place to start off.

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Pig Iron Bar-B-Q
5602 1st Ave, Seattle, WA

[jaydeflix]

I also recommend Slim's next to pig iron for the chili.