Dining near Seattle University, WA

Seattle and the surrounding area have many fabulous restaurants. While the region is known for its seafood, Starbucks and Seattle's Best Coffee, dining in and near the greater metropolitan area offers local and international flavors at their best. Listed here are some examples of cuisine close to Seattle, Washington:

Spiro's Pizza and Pasta
This full-service dining establishment, open for lunch and dinner, serves starters, bread and salads, sandwiches, pasta, specials and desert as well as their pizza. The menu has many wonderful, affordable pizzas to select and even offers build-your-own options with a long list of toppings. A family owned and run restaurant in three area locations, people can find Spiro's in Mukelteo, Shoreline, and West Seattle.

Bennett's Pure Food Bistro
Situated conveniently in Mercer Island's business district, Bennett's Pure Food Bistro provides fine dining, serving natural foods without chemicals and artificial ingredients. Most of the food comes from the Cascadian region of North America's Northwest from Alaska down to Northern California. Local, fresh vegetables, seafood, wines and more provide intense, delicious flavors. Connected with this restaurant is the family business, Sugar Mountain, which also has Beecher's Handmade Cheese, Maximus/Minimus, and the Pasta & Cheese, Co with locations in Seattle and New York.

Jimmy Mac's Roadhouse
A Texas and family-style diner, Jimmy Mac's Roadhouse serves steaks, ribs, salmon, shrimp, crab cakes, salads, sandwiches and much more. The dining is casual, the atmosphere fun and friendly, the beef is corn-fed, and Backfire Chili is a signature dish. The restaurant has two locations, Renton, Washington, and Federal Way, Washington

Monsoon and Monsoon East
The Chefs and owners, Eric and Sophie Banh, grew up in Saigon and learned about cooking from foods available fresh each day with Chinese and European influences. They incorporate this background with a menu concentrating on Vietnamese recipes. The dining rooms are sophisticated, and modern, while the food is uncomplicated and delectable. Monsoon is in Seattle, while Monsoon East is located in Bellevue, Washington.