Seattle-WA

Carmelita vegetarian restaurant and bar, opened its doors to the public on December 1st, 1996.

We serve contemporary comfort food in an urban neighborhood setting. Our upscale casual atmosphere, with warm colors and a welcoming spirit, encourage people to come together to break bread. For us, there is a strong sense of community created around that bread breaking, providing guests from throughout the Seattle metropolitan area a stronger sense of place and connection.

Maximilien is a romantic and charming French restaurant located in the heart of downtown Seattle's historic Pike Place Market.

Owner operated since 1997, Maximilien has all the old-world charm of any romantic hideaway in Paris. Inside, you are greeted by a panorama that takes in Puget Sound, Elliott Bay, West Seattle & the Olympic Mountains, all framed by huge picture windows.

Gorditos began in 1994. We serve Mexican food with a healthy flair. Although its healthful food, its still true Mexican food.

We are completely transfat free, our beans are made without lard or oil, our rice without chicken stock, all of our meats are grilled, and our salsas are all made from fresh tomatoes and chiles.

The food in Taste of India is of high quality. The menu is a Standard Indian menu with all the delicacies included. You will find authentic Indian food –rich curries, creamy masalas, vindaloos and everything that you dream in an Indian cuisine. Try out the famous chicken tikka masala, spinach nan, and the homemade mango pistachio ice cream.

The Queen City Grill reigns as one of the area’s favorite dining spots. For almost two decades, this restaurant has wooed urbanites with cocktails, grilled fresh fish and a comfortable, see and be seen atmosphere.

Thai Siam is indeed a culinary oasis North of Ballard. Since 1987, we have served, host to business crowd, numerous friends, and many, many wonderful customers from Crown Hill and beyond.

Serving the cuisine of Afghanistan’s capital city, Kabul is a unique gem Seattle’s Wallingford neighborhood. As owner Wali Khairzada explains it, the ancient city of Kabul lay at the crossroads of trade between India and Central Asia, where for centuries, merchants, conquerors and explorers passed through, leaving their cultural influences behind, along with the finest delicacies from across the Asian continent.

We have been serving Seattle fresh, vibrant, home made Mexican food since 1996! El Camino is a casual dining spot in the Fremont neighborhood, two doors east of the Rocket at 35th Street & Evanston.

For more than a decade, we have proudly served fresh seafood, grilled steaks and burgers, and local microcbrews. Located conveniently in the Washington State Convention Center and next to Seattle’s ACT Theatre, enjoy lunch and dinner at Moby’s Restaurant.