Open Late in Seattle Area?

[joeforte]

The Palace Kitchen is currently my choice for late night eats. Anyoone else have any good reccomendations for me? I dislikee both Minnie's(bad food and bad service) and 13 Coins(not very good food and overpriced). The Flyish Fish is OK but has fallen off a bit lately.

[tsquare]

maybe spell check?

[cookingclassjunkie]

Palace Kitchen has been my standby for late night dining too.

I had some late night snacks at Shea's lounge a few weeks ago that were tasty.

Volterra- Don Curtiss' new place on Ballard Ave is serving a full menu until midnight on weekdays & 1am on weekends.

[skyflyer3]

I think I saw somewhere that Baguette Box is open until 2 a.m., but I could be wrong. Via Tribunali is open that late, though, as is the Frites place down the street.

[BastilaShan]

The Asian restaurants in the international district stay open until about 2am on weekdays.

[rockdoggydog]

Define late, Seattle late - anything after 930, or real late?

Rocky

[BonfireCuisine]

A few that my wife and I go to...

El Gaucho

Zig Zags (late night menu)

Dragon Fish

Earth and Ocean (so I've heard - not 100% on this)

If I think of any others, I"ll let you know,

Jason

[tsquare]

I think I saw somewhere that Baguette Box is open until 2 a.m., but I could be wrong.  Via Tribunali is open that late, though, as is the Frites place down the street.

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The Weekly's Dining Guide claims it isn't any longer (open till 3 a.m. that is.) And the ad in The Stranger says "11-8" 7 days a week.

[reesek]

crush serves late...

[tighe]

My go-to place for late night is Pomodoro on Eastlake, one of Seattle's most underrated/underappreciated restaurants IMO. They serve until 2 AM on the weekend and until midnight during the week.

Another good option is The Capitol Club.

[mizducky]

My go-to place for late night is Pomodoro on Eastlake, one of Seattle's most underrated/underappreciated restaurants IMO.  They serve until 2 AM on the weekend and until midnight during the week.

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Oooh! I used to love going to Pomodoro after chorus rehearsal when I used to live in Seattle.

[chuck]

I'll vote for the I.D. also.

Sea Garden serves until 3 at least on weekends and is damn good, if a little inconsistent lately. Walking around down there doesn't make me uncomfortable and it's possible to come across some cool things open at that hour. If you are timid you can drive down all of the streets until you see a bunch of cars lining the curb, then park and head in to whatever place is busy.

It can be a long way from the rest of the late night action sometimes, but freeway access is cake with north or south I-5 right there, as well as an easy connection to I-90. If you don't have a Mai Tai at 1:45 you should be safely home in no time.

[dandelion]

I'd take Stella's in the U-District over Pomodoro if you want late, inexpensive Italian. Stella's used to be open 24 hours, but I think that's been cut back to 2am Friday and Saturday, 11pm on other nights.

They start serving breakfast-y items when it gets late -- fritatta, gypsy toast (mmm...) and the like, but they still have the pastas and regular dinner items, too.

[rmockler]

The Asian restaurants in the international district stay open until about 2am on weekdays.

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Well .. as a long-time resident of close-to-the-ID 'hoods, I can say this is not really true. In fact, you can roll in late looking for food and find none, sometimes. Best to check ahead and see if your favorite spot is open.