Passport Card Restaurants in Seattle

A modern styled izakaya, Wann serves a delicious mix of contemporary Japanese cuisine in a dark and sexy atmosphere. Traditional and sushi are still here, but don't expect California rolls. ($$)

Great views, excellent dining and friendly service is the standard at Ponti Seafood Grill, which has been serving Queen Anne residents for decades. ($$$)

Tucked away on Carillon Point, this contemporary restaurant features elegant Northwest creations from chefs Vicky McCaffree and Jessica Campbell, while offering spanning views of Lake Washington. ($$$$)

Considered by most to be the grandfather of fine dining in Seattle, Campagne has been a common starting point for both romantic French evenings as well as some of Seattle's best chefs. ($$$$)

Billing itself as a quintessential North West seafood experience, Ray's offers bay-side views and sustainably caught seafood amidst a classically decorated interior reminiscent of the Age of Sail. ($$$)

Part of the Tom Douglas empire, Etta's offers nearly water front dining on Seattle's historic Pike Place strip. A focus on local, Northwest seafood scores bonus points for this popular eatery. ($$$)

With an offering of Swedish Pancakes, large servings of eggs and hash browns, and a variety of sandwiches, Patty's Eggnest serves some of the best breakfast in town ($)

Two decades in the running, this family owned restaurant serves up authentic popular Japanese dishes and sushi in an eclectic and colorful setting. ($$)

Oven baked European flat bread is Pogacha's winning secret, serving up a variety of bread like pizzas, sandwiches and pastas. ($$)

Located on the corner of Lake St. South, Oriel Cafe offers a warm and inviting environment that is a perfect spot for a quick bite on a warm summer day. ($$)

With modern interpretations of traditional Chinese dishes, Watercress brings an air of fusion and a swag of chic to downtown Redmond. ($$)

Deep in the heart of Belltown, Brasa (old French for "coal ember") offers style, wines and a comfortable atmosphere that evokes a Mediterranean air. ($$$$)

Serving up sushi, teriyaki and seafood right off the main drag in downtown Kirkland, Blue Fish offers variety and quality in a somewhat minimalistic surrounding. ($$)

In the heart of downtown Seattle, Boka offers a pleasant blend of urban American entrees in an equally enjoyable setting reminiscent of a 1950's lounge. ($$$)

Is it Irish or is it Cajun? Celtic Bayou offers the Redmond area an interesting blend of two regional styles of cooking under the guise of an Irish pub. ($$)

With three locations across the Puget Sound area, Grazie's offers some good Italian food with a commitment to providing a great Italian experience ($$)

Half store, half restaurant, Haveli offers up traditional Indian cooking without many gimmicks at this tucked away strip mall location in Redmond. ($)

Part of the small and local Racha Thai chain, this Woodinville restaurant offers fair Thai food with unique offerings and different culinary approaches to the classic Thai dishes you know. ($)

From the outside, Jade Dragon looks like your typical Chinese restaurant. Surprisingly, its interior sports a very sleek looked that will take visitors by surprise while the food is standard fare. ($$)