What new restaurants have you and your loved one tries? These are some great new restaurants in Seattle that will be the perfect date night. These restaurants have many different types of food, so there will be something for all tastes. You can learn more at KomoNews.
Great food, great ambience, and a great dinner partner are the necessary components for an unforgettable dinner. If you’re planning your next romantic evening on the town, there are plenty of new restaurants to consider before making your reservation. Here are five of Seattle’s best new date night restaurants.
Trove. This new ambitious Korean restaurant opened its doors on Capitol Hill in late September. Owned by husband and wife team Rachel Yang and Seif Chirchi, the 4,000 square-foot Trove is a great way to have a food adventure. There are four components to the restaurant: Trove Parfait, Trove Noodle, Trove BBQ, and Trove Bar. I recommend doing the Korean BBQ and then finishing the night with a Snickers Parfait. If you sit in the BBQ area, make sure to check out the hand-screened wallpaper that shows Godzilla closing in on the Space Needle.
Price range: $8.00-$14.00
Trove
500 East Pike
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill
Restaurant Marron. Restaurant Marron opened in July and took over the space where Olivar used to reside in the Loveless building on Capitol Hill. Despite the name of the building, Restaurant Marron is full of love, with another husband and wife team: Zarina and Eric Sakai. With carefully constructed dishes and impeccable service, Restaurant Marron is quiet, romantic, and a great place for a special occasion. This is fine dining, so you won’t find Happy Hour or tapas. Instead, you choose the number of courses you would like to try. The menu changes constantly, so check it out before making your reservation.
Price range: $52.00-$175.00/person (includes wine pairings)
Restaurant Marron
806 East Roy Street
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill
FOOD at Cortona. I can’t say enough nice things about FOOD at Cortona. It’s one of my favorite new restaurants of 2014. The food is absolutely delicious, the prices are reasonable, and the staff is fun and friendly. This is a sort-of pop-up restaurant that takes over Cortona Café on the weekends. Chef Zac Reynolds has a great sense of humor, cooks for you in an open kitchen, and is constantly searching for the best produce around to incorporate into his unique dishes. This is a great spot for both vegetarians and meat lovers. By the way, if one of the dishes come with a nori dumpling: Order it immediately! It sounds odd, but is a delectable blend of sweet and salty.
Price range: $8.00-$14.00
FOOD.
2425 East Union Street
Neighborhood: Central District
Bannister. This new wine and charcuterie bar just opened about a week ago in the Central District. It’s intimate and candle-lit, with excellent food, service, and prices. This isn’t a place to gobble down a huge bowl of pasta, instead the menu is more about sharing and tasting. I recommend the arugula salad with parmesan, the house-pickled vegetables, and the cheese board. You should also ask about their crostini of the day!
Price range: $4.00-$18.00
Bannister
1408 18th Ave
Neighborhood: Central District
Vespolina. When Jason Stratton flipped his restaurant from Aragona to Vespolina, I was excited to have yet another fantastic option for Italian food in Seattle. For your next date, try ordering the cavatelli with lamb ragu and pine nuts. The handmade pasta is tender but firm, the lamb is rich and savory, and the pine nuts add a crunch and sweetness that makes it a dish you’ll crave again and again. Ask your waiter about wine pairings for the perfect flavor combination.
Price range: $15.00-$27.00
Vespolina
96 Union Street
Neighborhood: Downtown
What's your favorite date night restaurant? Let me know in the comments!
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