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Now on Resy: The Ivy, Light Sleeper, La Palmera, and More Local Favorites

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From a perfect Italian joint firing next-level pizzas to a hot-ticket destination for Korean barbecue, these are just a few beloved Seattle spots that are now bookable on Resy. Right this way.

Note: This list will be updated regularly with new additions each month, so be sure to check back often. For Seattle’s newest restaurant openings, head here.

Light Sleeper Capitol Hill

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Go here when you expect the unexpected. Or when you just want a few snacks like olives or porcini topped with paper-thin cured pork jowl, a bowl of shrimp risotto, and a glass of something crisp, biodynamic, and mineral. The vibes — plant tendrils and all — are totally on point.

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Light Sleeper ham
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The Ivy Ballard

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Because this is a pretty Ballard spot with emerald greens and pretty pink hues, and not just one but eight different espresso martinis (is that a new record?). Other things that matter: Garlicky pork lumpia, Thai-style chicken wings, and a smash burger for the masses.

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Red House Renton

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This cozy Renton favorite is a staple for comfort food and good times, from lighter bites to full “I’m famished” dishes like meatloaf and seafood stew. Cocktails run the gamut, but a frozen margarita isn’t out of place even in the wettest of winter months.

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LJ’s Bistro Lake Stevens

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Because this is a hidden Lake Stevens gem that’s worth seeking out, whether you’re a local or just passing through. It’s all just right: The room that doesn’t try to outdo itself; the perfectly made martinis and Manhattans; and the thick-cut pork chop with a bacon mustard cream sauce that’s on almost every table.

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STK Bellevue Bellevue

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Lines swooping from the ceiling to the floor, lots of white leather, huge booths, and dramatic purple lighting — this is not your daddy’s steakhouse. The chain is known for its perfectly grilled steaks, chilled shellfish towers, great cocktails, and party vibe — and the Bellevue outpost delivers.

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Noodle/Bar Cascade

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The Plenty of Clouds team is at it again. This time it’s hand-pulled noodles (made with Washington wheat, no less) inspired by regional Chinese dishes, plus lots of local brews that make it all worthwhile. Get the Wanza mian — brothy wide noodles, topped with ground pork, Chinese broccoli, and chickpeas — it’s soul-affirming on those typical rainy Seattle days.

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La Palmera Family Mexican Restaurant – Everett Everett

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From the friendly staff to the Mexican comfort food — rice, refried beans, homemade sauces and salsas —  you feel the familial vibe from the get-go. Practically an Everett institution, La Palmera is known for its massive menu, margaritas, and huge platters of nachos, burritos, and more. It’s a great spot for big groups, solo lunch runs, or happy hour, which happens to run twice every day.

Also book the South Lake Union or Mill Creek locations.

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