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Seattle’s gritty/shiny Belltown 2nd Ave Restaurant Block.
September 10, 2009  |  by Sebastian  |  Belltown, Downtown, Happy Hour, Neighborhoods, Restaurants

 

Let me get you to this block on 2nd Avenue and you can choose for yourself your dining pleasure… it’s all yum.     Walk down 2nd Avenue heading North (you know, towards the Space Needle).. and this group of grubs is between Bell and Battery Streets.
From downtown, you’ll hit Wasabi Bistro first…. has a nice outdoor patio, but can’t guarantee you won’t get begged upon.     Sushi.
Next is Kushibar…. another outdoor patio but this one is somewhat protected from the street “peeps”.   Japanese on the menu.
One more door down is the Tavolata … one word… yum.    Italian wines and housemade pasta.
Buckley’s is at the end of the block with it’s fancy pub food and sports action found inside.
Then finally as you cross Battery – you’ll see Shiro’s, which is probably the best sushi in town… maybe not the prettiest… but among the best.     Master Chef Shiro resides here, trained in Tokyo at Ginza… and who Seattle owes it’s first sushi restaurant back when he started up Nikkos in the late 60’s.     If you’re a sushi lovER.. this is your place.

First, let me get you to this shiny block on a gritty end of 2nd Avenue.  Walk down 2nd Avenue heading North (you know, towards the Space Needle).. eventually you’ll find yourself between Bell and Battery Streets.     Lots to choose from and lots of good food.

From downtown, you’ll hit Wasabi Bistro first…. has a nice outdoor patio, but can’t guarantee you won’t get begged upon.     Modern Japanese is what they call it.  I say sushi & sake.

Wasabi Restaurant, Seattle

Wasabi Restaurant, Seattle

Next is Kushibar…. another outdoor patio but this one is somewhat protected from the street “peeps”.   Japanese street food on the menu.

One more door down is the Tavolata … one word… yum.    Italian wines and housemade pasta.

Tavolata Restaurant, Seattle

Tavolata Restaurant, Seattle

Buckley’s is at the end of the block with it’s fancy pub food and tv sports action found inside.

Then finally as you cross Battery – you’ll see Shiro’s, which many say is the best sushi in town… Master Chef Shiro resides here, trained in Tokyo on Ginza.   Seattle can thank Shiro for it’s first sushi restaurant back when he started up Nikkos in the late 60’s.     If you’re a sushi lovER.. this is your place.

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