Capitol Hill

Meet is the best Korean BBQ restaurant within Seattle city limits—go with a big group and have a party.

Kajiken is a Capitol Hill spot specializing in dry ramen—broth lovers can skip it.

Yeobo Cafe And Bar is a coffee shop that serves a gluten-free menu of breakfast sandwiches. The idea is promising, but you're better off elsewhere.

The very best places to eat on Capitol Hill.

Use Aviv Hummus Bar for a casual Middle Eastern lunch or dinner on Capitol Hill.

Prioritize Kemi Dessert Bar on Capitol Hill when you really need to impress people with fantastic baked goods.

This is a late-night Capitol Hill staple that's always fun and a little sticky.

It's not enough that Cheers Hong Kong is an easy group dinner in the making—the food at this Chinese dim sum spot on Capitol Hill is underwhelming.

Finch & Pine is a counter-service brunch spot on Capitol Hill that works well when you need breakfast or coffee with no pressure to immediately give up your table.

If you're around Capitol Hill late at night, you might enjoy the sugar-directly-in-veins feeling that a donut from Voodoo creates. Otherwise, stay away.

Paparepas is a Venezuelan counter on Capitol Hill that serves good, brick-sized empanadas.

Menya Musashi is a ramen spot on Capitol that serves a fantastic creamy curry ramen.

This Starbucks Roastery on Capitol Hill is not only a ridiculously overpriced tourist trap, but the coffee sucks too. Welcome to our nightmare.

The Wash is a solid bar choice for a big (or small) night out on Capitol Hill.

Dino’s is one of few places in Seattle that knows how to do grandma-style pizza. It’s one of our favorite spots on Capitol Hill for drinks and a late-night pie.

The two secrets to Capitol Hill's Anchorhead Coffee location? There's a basement highly conducive to getting work done, and they serve Detroit-style pan pizza at lunchtime.

Mt. Joy is one of many Capitol Hill fried chicken sandwich shops that stays open late—but it happens to be our favorite.

Glo’s is a Capitol Hill diner that serves near-perfect breakfast. Just expect a line.

Bonito is a coffee shop on Capitol Hill that specializes in Latinx-influenced drinks—like horchata chai or cafe de olla—all in a bright space conducive to getting work done.

Choosing between homemade pasta and fantastically charred pizza at Cornelly is difficult, so just order both at this excellent Italian spot on Capitol Hill.

Old Street Malatang is a build-your-own Szechuan hot pot spot on Capitol Hill—but all the fun parts of hot pot are missing.

Make this Nepalese food truck that serves great momos your next weeknight dinner destination on Capitol Hill.

El Chapulin Oaxaqueno is a Capitol Hill taco truck with many tasty dishes, but definitely prioritize the vegetable options.

La Dive is a great bar on Capitol Hill that serves natural wine, boozy slushies, champagne bongs, and mezze.

The best Capitol Hill bars, from dives to hidden cocktail spots.