Potato wedges Restaurants in Seattle
The best places in Seattle to eat Potato wedges. Our interactive map features all restaurants around Seattle who offer this dish to eat out or take away.
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This is a list of all the eateries where you can order Potato wedges or dine out.
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4.2
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City: Seattle, 405 Olive Way, Seattle, 98101, United States Of America
"This is a winner not a lot of hotel bars would get a 5 star. From the hospitality to cocktail quality to food this is an unexpected winner. When you order marinated olives and they are edible at gourmet level you know the place knows what they are doing. Bartender made the rounds asking people how they enjoyed their drinks. So next time you are trotting around Seattle downtown, make this an easy pit stop to rest and refresh yourself."
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3.7
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City: Seattle, 1529 6th AveWA 981011705, Seattle, United States
Delivery, Accepts Credit Cards, Street Parking, TV
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City: Seattle, 7317 Aurora Ave N, Seattle, United States Of America
"Who would have thought that this diving bar would have the best wings in Seattle?!? We stopped in a couple of times because we both..."
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City: Seattle, 1321 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101, United States
"As a tourist, we decided to visit Fonté based on our extensive research for best google reviews for brunch in Seattle. Came here for a Saturday brunch and we were lucky enough that there was an available table. My husband fell in love with his meal and so did I. Best brunch meal we ever had. We also tried the Aztec Mocha and Desert Rose Latte (love it! Not so sweet. )We will comeback again->from Vancouver, BC just to have brunch in here. No regret."
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City: Seattle, 4229 University Way NE, Seattle, 98105, United States
"From whence my love of 'mexican '. Yes yes, it 's a chain of fast food owned by one of the biggest, grossest fast food conglomerates ever (hint: it rhymes with schmcschmonalds. and yes, I 'm fully aware the massive, mission style of burritos isn 't really authentic mexican. but before Chipotle was using their parent company 's weight to buy farm-raised, antibiotic-free meats, they were a local, no-nonsense burrito shop. A black and white sign on Evans St. in Denver, CO (the original location is still a Chipotle, retrofitted to their current corrugated steel look notified college students and local families where to get a coma neatly wrapped in a massive tortilla. I still remember the rice being the same balance of not too much cilantro and a great lime bite. I 'm actually anticipating the downtown location, when is it opening?"
