Essen und Restaurants in Ballard, Seattle

“Arguably the best oyster bar in Seattle, your taste buds will be as delighted by the food as you are by the service”

“This is quite a trek from Capitol Hill but really amazing seafood and excellent view of west facing Olympic mountain range views and Puget sound. ”

“Little Italian eatery that serves breakfast, lunch and brunch. Beware the line - go to my sister's for a Kouign Aman while you wait!”

“Sharply dressed diners flock to this hip eatery for its uncomplicated menu items, so popular that the owners opened excellent cocktail and burger bar Essex next door to serve as a waiting room for the crowds. Once in the doors at Delancey, diners partake in some of the city’s ultimate thin-crust wood-fired pizza and lovely salads. Two-day-cured dough is the base for the likes of zesty tomato sauce, spicy salami, and onions, and the Jersey salad is a crunchy treat, followed by the must-eat chocolate chip cookie with gray salt.”

“Oaxaca is widely recognized as the birthplace of mole, and the rich, complex mole negro here will drive that point home. The nostalgic photos add to the level of intimacy at this family affair, making it a popular spot for more traditional Mexican dining.”

“A French restaurant that has been a staple in Ballard for more than a decade.”

“These are Cuban sandwiches that require about a dozen napkins! Dripping with delicious juices and succulent onions, you’re in for a five senses food experience. Trust us, these sandwiches are worth the wait!”

“One of the most popular bars around with barely any standing room on the weekends. But they have good drinks & food and if it gets too crowded there are plenty of other bars within a few blocks.”

“Pastries and Coffee. There will be a line out the door almost every morning. Head here after 10am and no not skip the pastries. ”

“Little Italian eatery that serves breakfast, lunch and brunch. Beware the line - go to my sister's for a Kouign Aman while you wait!”

“Amazing small-batch coffee just a 10 minute walk away. One of our favorite ways to wake up on a lazy day. There's even a small selection of kids toys and books. But don't expect a Starbucks-like menu -- they only do pour overs and lattes. Try the deconstructed espresso. You won't regret it.”

“One of the Seattle's best breakfast and brunch spots that is within walking distance. This place is always busy.”

“Breakfast Lunch placeVery popular on the weekends. get there early or there will be a wait”

“There is a line out the door for a reason; try the drive-thru! The cheddar biscuits and a dirty chai latte are my favorites!”

“Within walking distance, this restaurant has great Italian food, cozy atmosphere, and coffee and pastries in the mornings if you don't want to go too far.”

“I LOVE their coffee. And the space has great ambiance and people-watching. ”

“Pastries and Coffee. There will be a line out the door almost every morning. Head here after 10am and no not skip the pastries. ”

“Not technically an ice cream spot, but they do have ice cream served on the side of many of their molten cakes! The ambiance is so cozy, and the range of options is excellent!”

“My sister's bakery! Amazing, top notch French pastries and excellent, locally roasted Lighthouse Coffee. It's a win win.”

“Even past residents of Ballard return to Larsen’s for their pasties. The almond twist... ”

“Quaint cafe baking creative cupcakes & housemade ice creams crafted from local ingredients.”

“Excellent bread. We recommend the baguettes in particular. There's no seating -- just pick up your loaves and roll. ”

“One of the best tea shops in Seattle. Get Tea/ Coffee excellent crepes, salads and pastries. ”

“Vegan donuts that don't skimp on the good stuff. Good coffee here as well and plenty of room for kiddos. Open bright and early on the daily. Note that parking can be kind of tricky. ”