Business Trip Guide

Business Lunch/Dinner

People love to dine out in Greater Seattle, and they are spoiled for choice as some of the best restaurants found in the U.S. are located here. Inviting a client to meet over breakfast, lunch or dinner is also a popular way of conducting business. There are literally hundreds of exquisite cuisines and eateries from which to choose in Greater Seattle. For the business executive from out of town, knowing the better places to dine and arranging a meeting like this in advance can be more difficult.

We've put together a special list of recommended restaurants catering more for the business executive community. Many of them offer private dining options.

Trade Alliance Recommended Restaurants

 
Ivar's
Address:1001 Alaskan Way - Pier 54
Seattle, WA 98104-1028
Tel:206-587-6500
Contact:Ms. Nancy BogueDirect Tel:206-632-0732
Title:Banquet DirectorDirect Fax:587-4711
Direct Email:nancy@keepclam.com
Description:One of Seattle's oldest and most established seafood restaurants, classically located on the downtown waterfront. Ivar's is a Seattle tradition.
 
Metropolitan Grill
Address:820 2nd Ave
Seattle, WA 98104-1502
Tel:206-624-3287
Fax:206-389-0042
Contact:Mr. Bill RyndDirect Tel:624-3287
Title:ManagerDirect Fax:389-0042
Description:Consistently voted one of the top 10 steakhouses in the United States, Metropolitan Grill is located in the heart of downtown.
 
Natural Choice Directory
Address:227 Bellevue Way NE, #100
Bellevue, WA 98004
Tel:425-373-1987
Fax:425-988-0160
Email:ncd@naturalchoice.net
Contact:Mr. Steve AndersonDirect Tel:425-373-1987
Title:ManagerDirect Fax:425-988-0160
Direct Email:ncd@naturalchoice.net
Description:The Natural Choice Directory is the "Healthy Yellow Pages" for the environmentally conscious and spiritually aware community.
 
Rovers
Address:2808 East Madison
Seattle, WA 98112
Tel:206-325-7442
Contact:Mr. Thierry RautureauDirect Tel:325-7442
Title:OwnerDirect Fax:325-1092
Direct Email:thechefinthehat@aol.com
Description:Exquisite French cuisine. Received Seattle Magazine readers' number one vote in 2000.

 

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