6 Restaurants & 3 Events to Put on Your List

Seattle’s fall dining calendar gets one of its best excuses to explore the city from October 18–31, 2026, when Seattle Restaurant Week returns across Greater Seattle. For two weeks, restaurants, bars, cafés and other local food businesses offer specially curated menus at $20, $35, $50 and $65 price points.

It is less about checking restaurants off a list than using the moment to move through Seattle’s neighborhoods: French cooking beside Pike Place Market, Turkish flavors near Green Lake, Pacific Northwest dining downtown and independent kitchens across the city. Here are six places worth considering, plus three Restaurant Week events and experiences to know about.

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Where To Eat

Ada’s Restaurant and Bar

Phinney Ridge | 5910 Phinney Ave N
Seattle Restaurant Week: $50 dinner

Ada’s brings Turkish cooking to one of North Seattle’s most appealing neighborhood dining rooms. The family-owned restaurant is offering its Seattle Restaurant Week dinner seven nights a week, making it an especially flexible reservation for diners who want to venture beyond downtown. Halal, vegan and vegetarian options broaden the table without making the experience feel like an afterthought.

View the Seattle Restaurant Week listing for Ada’s Restaurant and Bar

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Aerlume

Downtown / Pike Place Market | 2003 Western Ave, Suite C
Seattle Restaurant Week: $65 dinner, Tuesday–Thursday

Steps from Pike Place Market and overlooking Elliott Bay, Aerlume is an easy choice when the evening calls for a sense of occasion. Its cooking is rooted in the Pacific Northwest, and Restaurant Week creates a natural reason to settle in for dinner after an afternoon downtown or along Seattle’s transformed waterfront. Reservations are particularly smart here, as the Restaurant Week menu is offered on select evenings.

View the Seattle Restaurant Week listing for Aerlume

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Cafe Campagne

Pike Place Market | 1600 Post Alley
Seattle Restaurant Week: $50 lunch and dinner

There is something especially Seattle about disappearing into Post Alley and finding a distinctly French dining room waiting inside. Cafe Campagne has long been part of the Pike Place Market experience, balancing polished bistro cooking with the ease of a restaurant that understands its neighborhood. Its $50 lunch and dinner offerings make it one of the more versatile Restaurant Week choices for Market visitors.

View the Seattle Restaurant Week listing for Cafe Campagne

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Camp West

West Seattle | 4539 California Ave SW
Seattle Restaurant Week: $20 lunch and $35 dinner

Restaurant Week does not have to mean white tablecloths. Camp West brings a playful Pacific Northwest sensibility to the promotion, with approachable lunch and dinner price points and a location that makes an excellent anchor for an afternoon in the Alaska Junction. The Asian- and woman-owned restaurant is also participating in Seattle Restaurant Week’s Give a Meal effort.

View the Seattle Restaurant Week listing for Camp West

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Capitale Pizzeria

Capitol Hill | 426 Broadway E
Seattle Restaurant Week: Dinner menus available on select nights

Capitol Hill is built for an evening that keeps moving, and Capitale Pizzeria gives Restaurant Week diners an appealing place to begin. This family- and Latino-owned pizzeria brings a more casual angle to the promotion, making it a good pick for friends who want the discovery of Restaurant Week without turning dinner into an overly formal affair.

View the Seattle Restaurant Week listing for Capitale Pizzeria

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WeRise Wine Bar

Downtown Seattle | 1913 2nd Ave
Seattle Restaurant Week: $50 dinner, Wednesday–Saturday

For a Restaurant Week evening built around conversation and a glass of wine, WeRise deserves attention. The Black- and LGBTQIA+-owned wine bar serves Mediterranean-inspired food with Spanish influence in the heart of downtown and is recognized through the EnviroStars program. It is also participating in Give a Meal, connecting dinner here to Restaurant Week’s broader community mission.

View the Seattle Restaurant Week listing for WeRise Wine Bar

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Seattle Restaurant Week Events

East Coast Takeover Volume II at Half Shell

October 18–31, 2026

Half Shell is using Restaurant Week as an excuse to look east. Its “East Coast Takeover Volume II” brings New England and Mid-Atlantic inspiration to Seattle through a special three-course Restaurant Week experience, with dishes drawing on the seafood houses and steakhouses of the opposite coast. It is a themed dinner rather than simply a discounted menu, which makes it one of the more distinctive ways to participate this fall.

Explore Seattle Restaurant Week at Half Shell

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Seattle Restaurant Week at Alder & Ash

October 18–31, 2026 | Downtown Seattle

At the corner of Seventh and Pike, Alder & Ash is serving a three-course $65 autumn dinner nightly during Restaurant Week. The downtown location makes this an easy pairing with a show, shopping or an evening around the Convention Center, while the seasonal menu gives visitors a polished introduction to Pacific Northwest dining.

Explore Seattle Restaurant Week at Alder & Ash

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Feedme Hospitality’s Seattle Restaurant Week

October 18–31, 2026 | Multiple Greater Seattle locations

Feedme Hospitality is turning Restaurant Week into a multi-stop experience across several of its restaurants, including Salt & Iron, Fire & The Feast, Bar Dojo, Ono Poke and other participating locations. The group is also connecting its Restaurant Week participation with Give a Meal initiatives supporting food-security efforts, giving diners an opportunity to make their reservation count beyond the table.

See Feedme Hospitality’s Seattle Restaurant Week details

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Seattle Restaurant Week works best when you use it as permission to try somewhere new. Cross the city for dinner. Book the table you have been meaning to visit. Follow the light down to the waterfront before a meal, or make a night of Capitol Hill or West Seattle. With two weeks and dozens of participating kitchens, the hardest part is deciding where to begin.

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Explore more Seattle restaurants and local dining recommendations in the Where To Eat Guide Seattle directory.