Some Lunch Spots for When You really Want. Midday Meal
Matts in the Market.
This is an iconic Seattle Institution. With a great view and good hearty food, a tad on the pricey side. BUT you can satisfy your appetite with their breakfast or lunch. But when you go linger for a bit and explore the market too. Catfish sandwich,18 devilled eggs, 12 and falafel 19.
The Pink Door
Another Seattle Institution
The Pink Door is the Pike Place Market, and the food is authentic Italian.
Find it by going through an unmarked Pink Door. Be prepared to be entertained while you dine: trapeze, cabaret, music and tarot.
Try the salads, the lasagna, and the fettuna. Why have regular garlic bread?
Mamnoon
Is another place that has been in Seattle for a while.
Lebanese food with a twist for today’s appetite. Yes, you can get all the traditional foods. The meats are rubbed in spices and the rice dishes. Then there is the smoky baba ghanoush and thick labneh with lots of minted oil. There are many dips as well as fresh pita bread. Vegan food at its finest! You may have to pay for parking.
Paseos – A must-try for out of towners
Paseos has been around foreva!
Well, from the 1990s and they had the best Cuban sandwiches. Today there are two locations and they still serve the sandwiches with a Caribbean feel. Local Bread maker Macarina supplies the bread.
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Mean Sandwich
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Mean Sandwich in Ballard
Mean’s sandwiches are old-school deli classics that you remember. But they have been redone with a twist. The Corned Beef sandwich comes with mint and maple syrup. The Italian chicken cutlet has a relish of provolone lettuce, tomato, and pickled pepper. Everything at Mean’s is made from scratch. And they have bread pudding for dessert!
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