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A mid-century-modern icon since 1950, Canlis is cantilevered on a hillside above Lake Union with soaring windows onto the water, the city, and the Cascades.
Go for the multi-course tasting with a wine pairing, this is a kitchen and a service team at the very top of their craft. Don't miss the legendary Canlis salad along the way.
It's the hardest, most sought-after table in town and books three to five weeks out, so reserve early and dress the part (jackets are the norm). Arrive unhurried for the full experience.
Nursing a single drink in that setting, still dressed from dinner, is the most elegant, low-cost end to a big Seattle night.
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