Rays vs The Pink Door
Both Ray's and The Pink Door are recommended by writers. Overall, Ray's ranks slightly better than The Pink Door. Ray's has a TripExpert Score of 90 with recommendations from 13 sources like Travel + Leisure, Lonely Planet and Seattle Times.
Rays
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6049 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107-2658
From $12 /night
Fodor's
"The view of Shilshole Bay might be the main draw here, but the seafood is also fresh and well prepared."
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Travel + Leisure
"In Seattle’s hip Ballard neighborhood, this longtime leader in locavore cuisine dishes up only the freshest Northwest fare."
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Zagat
3.8
""Beautiful views of the Olympics" and Sound at this Shilsole Pacific NWer... make for a "stellar" backdrop to "epic" sablefish and "salmon so fresh you'd think it was caught just for you"."
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BlackBook
"Expect the downstairs to be an older, well-heeled crowd, and the upstairs a bit more relaxed. Gorgeous views of Shilshole Bay from almost any table."
Gayot
12.0
"This Seattle mainstay received a dramatic makeover highlighting its views westward to the Olympic Mountains and southward across Elliott Bay."
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The Pink Door
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1919 Post Alley, Seattle, WA 98101
From $30 /night
Fodor's
"With its Post Alley entrance and meager signage, the Pink Door's speakeasy vibe draws Pike Place Market regulars almost as much as its savory, seasonal Italian food does."
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Frommer's
"Pike Place Market's better restaurants tend to be well hidden, and if I didn't tell you about this one, you'd probably never find it."
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Zagat
4.3
"The perennial-favorite "to-die-for" lasagna "runs out quickly" at this "bohemian" Pike Place Market Italian."
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BlackBook
"Italian in a garish, Cheesecake Factory-ish setting with a nice outdoor deck."
Gayot
13.0
"Tucked into one of Seattle's quaint alleyways just north of Pike Place Market, the Pink Door's peachy-pink entrance can be hard to find."
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