Need recommendation - one ominivore, one veg, one poultry eater!

[shorts]

So I guess we're looking for an American restaurant - I'd like some kick ass seafood, but we have a vegetarian and a pregnant woman who can't eat seafood....thoughts? Looking to spend about low/mid 20s max on entrees.

Thanks!

[christy319]

Any restaurant in Seattle is going to have something for meat eaters and something for vegetarians. Seafood restaurants are always going to have a chicken dish and at least one veg dish too--there's always someone in every group that doesn't eat seafood. So I think the city is your oyster here...

[rcallner]

Lark - has all of the above in superlative quality, small plate servings for variety.

[munkeech]

Would you like a smaller neighborhoody-kind of place that emulates low key glamour in Eastlake area? I last took my vegetarian friend to Ravish (http://www.ravishoneastlake.com/) and been there a couple of other times and they're on the spot with local and organic food. You guys can share plates or keep your own. Mix drinks are good too, but I haven't had their desserts yet. Downside is that I haven't seen them serve seafood.

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Ravish
2956 Eastlake Ave E, Seattle, WA 98102

[shorts]

Thanks for the idea!

[natalie.warner]

Flying Fish just reopened- maybe it would suit your needs? Also, maybe Restaurant Zoe? or Steelhead Diner?

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Restaurant Zoe
2137 Second Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121

Flying Fish
2234 1st Avenue, Seattle, WA 98121

Steelhead Diner
95 Pine Street, Suite 17, Seattle, WA 98101

[PaqpIn]

You could try upstairs at Rays's (the Cafe not the Boathouse).
http://www.rays.com/cafe/entrees

It has a killer view and will meet all of your dining requirements.