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Romantic Dining
Ten Suggestions For An Intimate Evening, And One You
Already Knew
 Whether it's candles, flowers, intimate seating or low
light that makes for your romantic night out, it's always good to have a plan B
ready to go if your first choice is full up. We were honored when a
national publication asked us to share our favorites with them. Of course,
it only made sense that we share our favorites with our readers as well.
For Valentine's Day or a first date here's 10 of our favorites.
We've also added one that's easy to overlook sometimes. The sooner you
make your reservation the better, as many of these places do fill up ahead of
time.
Canlis
When the sky's
the limit and the occasion deems worthy, Canlis is the place to be. An excellent view of Lake Union from 300 feet up and a broad
array of menu items insures you've spared no expense for an exquisite meal.
2576 Aurora
Ave. N., Seattle,
206-283-3313
 Chandler's
The large glass
windows in the dining area that overlooks Lake Union sets the scene for some of
Seattle's finest seafood. Patio seating in the summer is perfect for late night sunsets.
901 Fairview
Ave. N. #B100, Seattle,
206-223-2722
Dahlia Lounge
Artful
presentations and a myriad of flavors abound in the dark and romantic Dahlia
Lounge. And just when you thought
it was over, there's the fantastic dessert menu!
2001 Fourth
Avenue, Seattle,
206-682-4142
 Daniel's
Broiler
Some of the
finest prime cuts anywhere in the city, Daniel's aims to please with a
breathtaking view of Lake Washington. If
you're solo, a few appetizers at the bar will make a meal.
Moon rises off to the east are spectacular here.
200 Lake
Washington Blvd, Seattle,
206-329-4192
El Gaucho
Grab your
dinner jacket and cinch up your tie, El Gaucho is a classy place.
Piano jazz is always on tap as are some of the best meats and seafoods
in the northwest. The Circular dining area makes for great people watching.
2505 First
Avenue, Seattle,
206-728-1337
II Bistro
Located on the
south end of Pike's Market, Il Bistro is the perfect way to end a shopping spree
or gallery visit downtown. Intimate
dining and premium meat based Italian fare are topped off by a huge wine
selection.
93A Pike
Street, Seattle,
206-682-3049
Maximilien in
the Market
The dark green
interior is framed by picture windows that look out onto Elliot Bay. One of the finest French menus in the northwest makes a great
place for dinner as well as brunch on the weekend.
81-A Pike
Street, Seattle,
206-682-7270
 Mona's
Rustic,
romantic Mona's is a quick stop off I-5 just as you crossover the water going
north from downtown. Italian fare
with live music on weekends provide an excellent dining experience.
6421 Latona
Avenue, Seattle,
206-526-1188
Salish Lodge &
Spa at
Snoqualmie Falls
Simply the most
romantic out of the way dining near Seattle.
The five star dining is complemented by a breathtaking view of the falls
below and on cold winter days you can anticipate snow.
6501
Railroad Ave. SE, Snoqualmie,
425-888-2556
Serafina
Rustic euro-Italian
fare graces a menu that changes three times a year.
Intimate, candle light dining and music four nights a week makes Serafina
a first date best bet. Reservations
suggested.
2043
Eastlake Ave., Seattle,
206-323-0807
Your place
That's right,
your own home may very well be one of the most romantic places of all to eat in
Seattle. There's nothing quite like a intimate meal at home. No
waiting for your table, you select the music, the libations and menu; no wait
service to deal with, and it's all at a fraction of the cost of going out.
Tidy your place up, add some fresh cut flowers and candles, cook or order in and
let the night move at it's own pace.
Patrick
Thomas
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