A mid-range Italian trattoria that focuses on the staples of Italian food like pasta, pizza, and risottos. It being Fisherman's Wharf, they do have a particular focus on seafood however.
You can see the world through a horse's eyes using special mirror glasses. A further highlight is the library, with more than 15,000 books describing the history of the horse.
1007 ft. Built by Adrian Smith in 1989, the granite-clad AT&T Corporate Center is one of the city's more distinctive skyscrapers for its massive size, spiked roof pinnacles, and a style evocative...
They profess to serve exceptional cuisine in a relaxed environment. They have an extensive wine, beer and liquor selection, and their menu changes with the seasons.
Widely considered to serve the best (American-style) pizza in town. Free delivery, but if practical, consider dining in instead; Old Santa Fe Trail is one of the main tourist drags, and you get a chan...
One of the examples of the many family-run & hole-in-the-wall teriyaki restaurants in Seattle. Popular dishes are crab rangoon, chicken teriyaki, and yakisoba (fried noodle).