Tom Douglas

8 recommendations and reviews from 8 people

• Referral from January 30, 2018
  

  arniemcfuzzypaws asked:

  Restaurant Recommendations Hello Seattle people! Recently, my brother moved to your fair city, and as a gift for him, I was hoping to encourage him to check out some of the food scene. I live in Wisconsin, so I don't really know where to start. I'll be sending him a gift certificate for $100 from a nice restaurant and was hoping that you could give me some recommendations! Any help will be greatly appreciated!

  

  jgiza replied:

  Tom Douglas and Ethan Stowell are iconic Seattle chefs with restaurant empires, and you can buy gift cards on their respective sites that cover all of their restaurants. Those might be good options. I think Tom Douglas leans to more casual fare and Ethan Stowell a little bit more upscale, but that's just my own opinion. It might also depend on where he lives in the city -- accessibility to a particular place might make it all that much better (and easier to use). https://www.tomdouglas.com/ http://www.ethanstowellrestaurants.com/

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• Referral from March 28, 2016
  

  Angela E. asked:

  Headed to Seattle in May. Looking for great restaurants near the city center. Ideas? THANKS in advance!

  

  David L. replied:

  When we were there, we ate at a number of Tom Douglas's restaurants and found them all to be very good ! http://tomdouglas.com/

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• Referral from January 15, 2016
  

  Alden R. asked:

  Hi I'm looking to take my boyfriend out to a nicer restaurant. I want to spend about $50-$70 for the both of us (we eat meat just fyi). Any recommendations? No asian food as I'm allergic to peanuts and soy (EDIT: we love love love seafood but are open to other things like mexican, spanish, french, etc and WE ARE NOT BUYING DRINKS)

  

  Johnathan B. replied:

  All the best restaurants Ive been to are Tom Douglas ones. http://tomdouglas.com/ In particular, Dahlia has the best pork chop I've ever had, and Etta's has had the best salmon.

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• Referral from October 6, 2013
  

  Allison S. asked:

  Anyone have Seattle recommendations for a quick 48 hour trip next weekend? I've never been there and wld love recs for fun & yummy food.

  

  Zoe S. replied:

  Any of Tom Douglas' restaurants are worth your time: http://tomdouglas.com/. My fav is probably stopping at the Dahlia bakery to grab whatever amazing breakfast sandwich they're putting together.

  

  Michael M. replied:

  zoe is spot on. you can't go to seattle without going to a tom douglas restaurant, thus i recommend serious pie. ivar's is also classic seattle.

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• Referral from September 26, 2013
  

  Bill D. asked:

  In Seattle for a few days. Restaurant recommendations? Anyone?

  

  Barbara S. replied:

  dahlia lounge was good, but that was a long time ago when we were there..... http://tomdouglas.com/index.php?page=dahlia-lounge

  

  Alissa F. replied:

  You can't go wrong with any Tom Douglas restaurant. If you go to Dahlia Lounge get the donuts. I don't particularly like donuts but these are insanely good.

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• Referral from November 8, 2011
  

  Flintridge G. asked:

  is looking for venue suggestions in the Seattle area for a Flintridge Preparatory School alumni reception on March 1. We would love some recommendations!

  

  Jeff R. replied:

  On the more casual side, Gordon Biersch (http://www.gordonbiersch.com/locations/seattle-wa) and Pyramid Brewery (http://www.pyramidbrew.com/alehouses/seattle) and on the more upscale side, any of the Tom Douglas restaurants (http://tomdouglas.com/) and the Metropolitan Grill (http://www.themetropolitangrill.com/reservations/privatedining/).

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