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The Best New Restaurants In Seattle

Restaurants are still opening despite the pandemic

By Aimee Rizzo and Carlo Mantuano via The Infatuation November 24, 2020

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It’s been a tough year for restaurants and bars, but that hasn’t stopped the spots on this guide from opening, pivoting, popping up, collaborating, and finding more ways to support their communities. In one way or another, they’re all doing something new – and we’re excited for you to discover them.

From breakfast sandwiches to dan dan noodles, we’re here to help you find the best things to eat in Seattle.

The Hit List was originally featured in The Infatuation. Click here to read the full story.

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