Hidden gem at the market w/ amazing views! That's the best reason to eat here - nothing is "amazing" but the seafood is fresh, fairly tasty and affordable compared to other seafood spots around!
The French toast and hash browns are yummy to my tummy! also, it is so nice and quiet in the market in the early morning...if you are a native go then to avoid the massive crowds.
Order at the 1st floor counter and find a spot on the 3rd floor. The breakfast sandwich might just be the best deal if you are hungry! Crab omelet ain't bad either
Wow wow wow! Best fish tacos I have EVER had. Long wait in line, but worth it. View of the sound as we ate was unbeatable. This is a must if you're in Seattle. Yum!!!
Esquire: You want an omelet stuff with Dungeness crab—you’re in a fish market, after all—and maybe also a Hangtown Fry with eggs and bacon and fresh oysters all scrambled together
2nd floor. Views spectacular on a sunny day. Classic Breakfast just enough,servd quickly w/amile. If I were you, I wld want the service 2b slow so u can linger over the view!
Order your food downstairs and then head for the third floor for magnificent view over Puget Sound. The fish and chips was adequate. Wine can be ordered from the bar on the second floor.
If you ask to hold a table while the rest of your party orders in line they'll say you can't until you've got a red order number. Then someone else will sit without a number anyway, so just do that.
Don't mess with downstairs "order / pay and we bring it to you". Pass everyone by and go upstarts to the bar or seating. Oh... And breakfast ends at 11:00am!!
Fish tacos are substantial and fresh but they have zero seasoning. Unfortunately the salsa is not good at all so you can't fix it yourself. The least bit of attention to this dish would make it a win.
Waited over an hour for our food and service was slow. Ultimately decent food and the views are great. Had the crab benedict with sauce on the side which wasn't very warm when it arrived.
Seattle markets hideaway three floors of water view seating with fresh seafood daily. Lowell’s Restaurant & Bar has been serving the public for close to 100 years. In the early 1900′s Lowell’s was a combination coffee roaster, peanut roaster and cafeteria that served the citizens of the Seattle w...