Italian Eats in the Emerald City
Photo courtesy of Serafina
From cozy joints with authentic feels to trendy spots with new spins on classic dishes, Seattle has a vibrant Italian food scene. Looking for a cute neighborhood, good eats and good vibes? This list has got you covered.
San Fermo | 5341 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle
Old-school Italian meets old-school Seattle in some of the most charming eating spaces in the city. Walk up the front porch and through what used to be the living room of a 1800s style home into a bustling kitchen and intimate dining space,. San Fermo serves up homemade pastas, like a delightful spaghetti bolognese and carbonara, thoughtful starters and yummy drinks. On a warm evening enjoying dinner on the wrap around porch is a must.
Click here to make a reservation at San Fermo.
Delancy | 1415 NW 70th St, Seattle
Wood-fired pizza made from long-fermented dough from Washington grown wheat takes centerstage at this cozy, friendly establishment. The menu often features seasonally and locally inspired ingredients on curated pizzas. And the Jersey Salad is simple and scrumptious.
Seating is first-come-first served. Click here for a large-party reservation.
Serafina | 206 Eastlake Ave E, Seattle
Want to feel like you’re at an up-scale restaurant and friendly neighborhood spot all at the same time? Serafina is known for its authentic Italian cuisine and home town vibes. The menu is updated seasonally but features a handful of year-round classic dishes like a mouth-watering lasagna and flavorful bolognese. They also offer an extensive wine list, focused on Italian wines that compliment the menu.
