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11 expert recommendations
In a city where Italian menus often promise more than they deliver, chef Jason Stratton understands how something as demonstrably simple as a pasta can rise to great heights. His... Full review →
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With the friendly service and dynamite grappa, amaro, and an Italian-focused wine selection, you likely won't mind paying the price, even if the restaurant is loud and small. Full review →
This little hole in the wall on Capitol Hill is the most authentic-feeling Italian restaurant in Seattle. Full review →
Spinasse's lofted ceilings and full-wall windows give it an airy feel. Rustic wood tables and lace curtains add a soft touch. Full review →
Top Choice
Behind the rather fussy lace curtains hides what is possibly the finest new restaurant in Seattle. Spinasse specializes in cuisine of the Piedmont region of northern Italy. Full review →
Nonhern ltaly's Piedmont region is the inspiration behind Spinasse, whose housemade artisan pasta-including tagliatelle with braised pheasant and huckleberries.
Definitely occasion dining, but a meal you won't soon forget. Full review →
In Seattle, a big bowl of hot pasta is a basic human right. Since we willingly choose to live in a place that is gray, moist, and slightly passive aggressive (and with many clouds of... Full review →
Piedmontese cuisine is the backbone of this rustic, open-kitchen restaurant in Capitol Hill. Full review →
Spinasse has become known around Seattle for luscious, toothsome handmade pastas. Also expect great antipasti and meats, served family style in a warm, comforting space. Full review →
Chef Jason Stratton turns to the Piedmont region for inspiration at his "must-try" Capitol Hill trattoria, where "attentive" servers deliver "delicate, sublime" (and "pricey") pastas. Full review →
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1531 14th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
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