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    One World

    4.9 (15 reviews)
    ModerateModern European
    Closed 11:15 am - 1:00 pm

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    Classy
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Lori C.

    We loved this place. The food was phenomenal and the service was great. You get a lot for a reasonable amount of $. I ordered a appetizer which was a fennel slaw with crab. So good and refreshing. For my main i ordered the salmon and it also came with a appetizer soup. The soup was the best soup I've ever had. And the salmon was cooked perfectly. We were very pleased and will be back again.

    Delicious starter salad at the bar
    Chris Z.

    Delicious food, fun menus, and a great program! The menu changes every couple of weeks and there is always something new and interesting. The quality is consistently good and the students who work there are friendly and knowledgeable. The highlights for me are the menu variety and the food presentation which is always immaculate. It usually makes me stop and look for a minute before digging in. If you eat in, give yourself some time. Service can be a bit slow, but it will be with the wait!

    Pork belly and egg
    Jessica N.

    Wow. A hidden gem inside Seattle Central College. A gourmet dining experience at an affordable price, and supports the culinary school at the college. Everything from the food, to the service to the presentation is superb. Make sure to visit this one-of-a-kind spot for lunch on the hill.

    Frozen panna cotta with blueberries and bacon
    Larry A.

    If you believe the coolest, most exclusive restaurants don't even have a sign on the outside of the building, then One World Dining wins the cool, exclusive, utter obscurity award. You'd definitely have to know where this place is (and I'll tell you): Try the second floor of Seattle Central Community College. This working lab for the college's culinary arts program is a true discovery. No ground beef in gravy with mashed potatoes for this college food service. Instead, you're served gourmet recipes like potato crusted salmon with morels and oyster mushrooms, Painted Hills beef tenderloin with carrot-fennel puree, or nettle soup with wood sorrel radish salad. The food is actually quite great. Although, when you consider what you're paying "stupendous" might be a better adjective. Entrees run from about $9 to $11, and they include soup or salad. Now you might think you'd be served by amateurs whose prior food service experience was at Wendy's. But no. Our knowledgeable, amiable waiter the other day was a veteran of several New Orleans restaurants. You can't pick on the decor either. It's on the sleek side, and very modern, clean, and tasteful. So what's not to like? Well, the service can be inexplicably slow at times. And some of the dishes are clunkers -- like what was the deal with the nearly raw julienned marinated asparagus? But, all in all, both stomach and wallet will come away happy.

    Table side-prepare guacamole. Fantastic!
    DJ D.

    I consider all the food service options from the students and staff at the Seattle Culinary Academy to be treasures! There is a fantastic coffee and baked goods shop, The Buzz (located just inside the main doors to Seattle Central College off Broadway), a wonderful fine dining experience, One World (located inside the main entrance, to the right, and then left through the atrium), and a delicious fast casual food option, Square One Bistro (located just before One World). I recently had lunch at One World with a friend who works at the Seattle Colleges and we were so excited to try it! After reading about it in the Seattle Stranger I knew I had to experience this restaurant. The overall experience was excellent- from the service upon entering to our leaving, we were always cared for and waited on with courtesy and excellence. The food menu was difficult to choose from because everything sounded delicious! The menu changes fairly frequently featuring different cuisines around the world. We were lucky enough to be dining during a Oaxacan-themed menu and I had the most amazing duck breast in Molé sauce (amazing)! We had table side guacamole which was so cool, and this incredible squash soup with a Chile relleno. My friend had halibut that was perfectly cooked, and a delicious salad. Unfortunately this restaurant is only open from mid January to March 20 each year and only for lunch. If you are ever around Capitol Hill for lunch, do yourself a favor and enjoy a meal at this or any of the other food options offered by the Seattle Culinary Academy! The food is amazing and it supports the students of Seattle Colleges in the culinary program. Love it!

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    David M.

    Phenomenal! This could quite possibly be Seattle's best kept secret. The culinary masterpieces these students create are certainly on par with any of the finest restaurants Seattle has to offer. It was a joy to hear about each creation from an individualwho is truly passionate about their craft. Our family is so excited to have found this place. We will definitely be back.

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    Cook Weaver

    Cook Weaver

    4.6
    (275 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$

    Came with my husband on a Saturday evening for date night…read more The ambiance of this spot is really cute and cozy. Very intimate and perfect for a date. They have two tasting menus (omnivorous and vegetarian) which I appreciate. We both chose the omnivorous. Portions are tiny but there's a lot of courses. A huge downside for us was how long in between courses there was. We were getting pretty hungry at one point and our conversation fell into a lull because we were just eager for food lol. The experience was around 3.5 hours. It would have been a lot better if it stuck to 2 hours. Maybe 3 max. Food was beautifully presented and quite tasty though!

    Just Wow, I had my eyes on this place for a while, the menu was intriguing and it looked like it…read morehad a unique and interesting ambience. Boy was I not disappointed! . One creative dish after another, each exciting my palate in new and different ways, mixing unexpected ingredients together for a surprisingly refreshing experience The restaurant itself kept one's eyes busy, a semi-mediaeval ambience reinforced the feeling of being someplace special, even exotic. The service was excellent and also very friendly. The server doubled as a bartender and was eager to create interesting concoctions on demand, lending his own creativity to the process. This place is highly recommended if you are looking for unique and interesting experiences - and quality on top of that

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    Brisket bibimbap style with chickpeas and fried egg
    Brisket bibimbap style with chickpeas and fried egg
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    Perogi dumplings
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    The Herbfarm

    The Herbfarm

    4.1
    (422 reviews)
    11.5 mi
    $$$$

    This is our second time being here. Last time was about three years ago. The place hasn't changed…read moreat all and not a bad way at all the chef the staff were all absolutely exceptional, and the food speaks for itself. We got to our reservation a little bit early and went on a pre-dinner garden walk, which included sampling multiple items in the garden, which kind of set the mood for the night. Right before heading out for the garden walk, we had an amuse bouche style bite. Once we were done with the garden walk, we sat at our table which was a communal table, which had two other couples, and we all three became very acquainted with each other by asking questions and given a background of who we are. As you can tell by the menu in the picture that I have posted that it was a very great listing of food items that were prepared for our evening and the pictures do not speak justice the flavor that was represented My wife really loved the Fieldhouse as I love the sunshine daydream. As the Fieldhouse was number two on my list, the tomatoes were 100% out of this world and were very flavorful. The place is always clean and organized and the staff is very friendly and helpful as well as they make sure that your time being spent there is 100% worth it. Ask for the recommendation I usually tell people I highly recommend a place but this place is a number one place. I tell people about if they want to have a romantic evening or special event plan that is surrounded by food and wine and good company. This place is a hands-down top-tier in Washington state. Thank you Chef Chris and GM Jack. As a sidenote, during the pre-dinner garden walk. I walked up to the general manager, Jack and told him how much I enjoy this place previously and his memory was on point of three years ago and remembered exactly where we sat and what I did for a living and everything ,100% surprising and it set the mood that the people here care about everybody.

    The missus and I were celebrating our 1st anniversary, and we chose the herbfarm for such an…read moreoccasion! The menu for June 2026 was REVELRY for Spring. The reservation is for 7pm but you can arrive as early as 615pm to explore the gardens, wine cellar, and library, as well as get a welcome (non-alcoholic) refreshing beverage. All of the staff were introduced and they explained both the food menu and the wine pairings. During the meal, there's a live guitarist playing classical takes on tunes. Everyone is super polite, they commented on my Labubu and their custom (hand knit!) hat - shoutout to Rosalee for the Labubu hat. Here's the menu and the pairings. My thoughts were that the peas stood out but otherwise it was a forgettable meal. The space is nice and the ingredients are high quality, but I don't know if the price was fully justified by the overall experience. I think it was like $325/person plus service and tax fees? NORTH COUNTRY FARE Coastal King Salmon Three Ways With Roe, Borage & Lemon Balm Tartare with Tiny Greens, Mint & Lovage Egg & Grilled Belly with Egg Yolk. Radish & Chive Wine pairing: MAYSARA SPARKLING ROSÉ, MOMTAZI VINEYARD, OR Botanical pairing: marabela Sparkling tea with lemon verbena by Valdemar estates LOOKS LIKE Grain (it's bread) Sprouted Renan Sourdough & House-Churned Butter PEAS, PLEASE Tear Peas with Nasturtium, Lemon Thyme & a Sauce Made of Oyster & Shungiku Wine pairing: 2023 DOMAINE DIVIO PINOT BEUROT, WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OR - uses Pinot gris grapes. The missus REALLY likes this one. Botanical pairing: Cascadia citrus lemony herbs with Angelica LITTLE PIGGIES Mountain Porcini Cooked Mountain Porcini Cooked in Aged Ham Fat with Hazelnut & Aromatic Spring Flowers Wine pairing: 2024 AMALIE ROBERT DIJON CLONES CHARDONnAY, DALLAS, OR - tastes kinda like a Chablis, but smells sweeter. No oak to this one! Botanical pairing: bunnies in the berry row carrot & strawberry with tarragon MOUNTAIN HIGH PIE Morel Mushroom & Quail Pie with Flowering Thyme Wine pairing: 2023 COLOR COLLECTOR GAMAY NOIR, WILLAMETTE VALLEY, OR Botanical pairing: field day melon juice with celery & lemongrass LIMB BY LAMB Lamb Grilled Over Hot Coals. Braised Heirloom Lettuce, Marjoram & Garlic Chives Wine pairing: 2022 No GIRLS DOUBLE LUCKY BLEND, WALLA WALLA, WA Botanical pairing: of the earth - a tea of wild berry leaves, mountain herbs & mushroom SPRUCE SPRINGCHEESE Campagnolo Cow's Milk Cheese. Seeded Bread & Spruce Tips ROSEBERRY STRAWMERRY Strawberry - Rose Geranium Sorbet Gramma Shirley's Cake with Warmed Strawberries. Cultured Cream & Crystalized Honey Cultured Cream Wine pairing: 2022 DELILLE LE PETIT DOUX, RED MOUNTAIN, WA - late season wine Botanical pairing: rose coloured glasses - bolle rose infused with Douglas Fir, rose Geranium & elder berry CREAM RISES Cream Puff of Montmorency Cherry & Anise Hyssop They also give you a bonbon on your way out. Parking is either self-park at the lodge, or valet with Willows Lodge in the same space.

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    The Herbfarm
    Berry stoned
    Berry stoned
    Pre-dinner garden walk

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    Pre-dinner garden walk
    Café Hagen

    Café Hagen

    4.3
    (650 reviews)
    0.6 mi
    $$

    What a delectable meal after a 4 hour bus ride Came here…read moreafter dropping off our bags at the hotel, since it was just a 5 minute walk away. We came in around 1:45pmish and it wasn't crowded. They had an amazing selection of pastries, though I didn't try any. I got their Caramelized Banana Latte to satisfy my sweet tooth, and it wasn't too banana-flavored nor too sweet; the black sesame in it balanced it nicely. I also got the Urban Pesto, which was SO yum. I was little skeptical of the focaccia - sometimes I find it to be too puffy, and thus hard to eat the sandwich - but this had a lovely panini press on it that made it easy to eat. The in-house herby cheese in the sandwich made each bite just that much more delicious. The staff was also super nice and accommodating to my parents' requests and questions. Can't wait to come back to try their other food and bev options!

    After having lunch across the street, I decided to check out Cafe Hagen SLU (7/21/26). I had…read morevisited other Seattle locations on upper and lower Queen Anne. I appreciated that this location has both spacious indoor and outdoor seating. Despite being busy, this was not packed with ample seating still available and not cramped. Nice chill vibe with good music, healthy foliage and pleasant indoor decor, with a reasonable unidirectional service line. Tempting pastry case with savory and sweet choices, the usual bevs, as well as, cocktails. Vibrant place to visit solo or meetups with others. The 16oz iced mokka (mocha) I had was well crafted. Both counter folks were personable and welcoming. I was able to sit at a two top and remain cool during my brief visit on that hot Tuesday early afternoon. They've been an indie (Cafe Hagen/Freya) that has expanded to many locations: here in SLU, two on Queen Anne, downtown on 5th, at Dexter, the Waterfront, Freya in Pike Place Market and Nordic Museum in Ballard, plus sites over in Bellevue and Kirkland. Support local!

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    Interior
    Interior
    Delicious quiche
    Delicious quiche
    Iced pineberry latte

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    Iced pineberry latte
    G.H. Pasta & Pizza - Phinney Ridge

    G.H. Pasta & Pizza - Phinney Ridge

    4.1
    (125 reviews)
    4.6 mi

    Came in for an early dinner/happy hour on a Saturday with a friend and had a great experience! It…read morewas my first time at a GH Pasta and they had a great happy hour selection at reasonable Seattle prices. We got a couple of drinks (wine for $10 a glass, negroni for $10), the rigatoni ($15), garlic bread ($6), and arugula salad ($11). The rigatoni was my favorite - well sauced and perfectly al dente. The garlic bread was my least favorite - I'd skip it and use your carbs elsewhere. Service was solid - we sat at the bar and felt well taken care of. It does seem like it's best for small groups and not large parties though, so keep that in mind. Also try to make a reservation as they said they were booked up. Parking in the area is not great, so keep that in mind! Overall, a great experience and I'd definitely come back!

    This place is awesome! We went in for a late dinner and sat at the bar. Our bartender and the…read moremanager were so fun and friendly! We also met the chef which was great because we had rave reviews about our food!! We started with the garlic bread, seriously the best I've ever had in my life!!! Light, crunchy, buttery deliciousness! Then we had a Caesar salad, meatballs and the rigatoni. It's obvious everything is made fresh and from scratch. I would give this place 10 stars if I could!

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    Inside the restaurant
    Inside the restaurant
    G.H. Pasta & Pizza - Phinney Ridge
    LE BEURRE-BON brown butter washed bourbon, amaro, black wainut bitters

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    LE BEURRE-BON brown butter washed bourbon, amaro, black wainut bitters
    Byen Bakeri

    Byen Bakeri

    4.3
    (367 reviews)
    2.8 mi
    $

    An EXCELLENT bakery - delicious breads and treats made from Northern Europe recipes and unlike…read moreanything you will find around PS. There are sweet things but they are not so sweet that your tongue wants out. There are savory things made to perfection and breads that are dense and delicious. Sandwiches are among the best around and the coffee drinks are first rate. Friendly staff that is happy to answer questions. Get there early for best selections because just like the European counterparts, waste is minimized, quantities are limited, and if you don't get up in time, it is your own fault. Easy parking and an appropriate atmosphere. PS don't miss the poppy seeds.

    The best spinach and cheese croissant!!! The cheese wasn't too overpowering or too salty. The…read morecroissant was on the denser/chewier side rather than airy, which is how I prefer it! This was the perfect pastry for an easy and light breakfast. It wasn't too oily at all. I came in the morning around 8:30am and later again near 11:30am and it seemed like they had different pastries at the different times! The croissants were near sold out by 11:30am, and they had brought out their puffs. I need to to try the jalapeno cheddar cheese puff next time! The drip coffee was so delicious. I would love to come back to ask if they offer refills for free or at a discount. There was a good amount of seating, but I'm not sure if you could study/work here because I didn't pay attention to if they had wifi/outlets/a bathroom. I walked, but it seemed like there was a decent amount of street parking nearby.

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    Wedding Cake
    Wedding Cake
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    Thumb print
    Almond coffee cake

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    Almond coffee cake

    One World - modern_european - Updated August 2026

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