Restaurants nearby The Edgewater Hotel worth trying
Try the hotel's on-site options first: Six Seven Restaurant and Six Seven Lounge serve Pacific Northwest seafood and cocktails with over-water views, and The Brim Coffee Shop is Seattle’s only over-water coffee shop for quick breakfasts. For more variety, walk the waterfront to Pike Place Market and nearby piers for casual and specialty choices.
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On-site: Six Seven Restaurant and Six Seven Lounge
Six Seven Restaurant is the hotel's main dining room, focusing on seasonally inspired Pacific Northwest cuisine including seafood, served in an over-water dining room with floor-to-ceiling views of Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. The hotel posts brunch daily and dinner nightly; check with the concierge for current hours.
Six Seven Lounge adjoins the restaurant and is the spot for craft cocktails and a more casual seafood-focused menu. The lounge hours are typically daytime through late evening (a third-party listing shows 11:00 a.m.–11:00 p.m.).
- Reservations: available online, by phone (206-269-4575), or email; Resy lists reservations up to 30 days in advance.
- Dress code: smart casual.
- Valet parking: restaurant guests may use hotel valet for a restaurant rate noted on Resy.
| Service | Typical offerings |
|---|---|
| Brunch | Seasonal Pacific Northwest dishes |
| Dinner | Locally sourced seafood and regional wine list |
| Lounge | Craft cocktails and lighter seafood plates |
Quick breakfast and takeaways: The Brim Coffee Shop
The Brim Coffee Shop is described by the hotel as Seattle’s only over-water coffee shop and doubles as a small gift shop selling local items. It serves coffee, lattes, pastries, grab-and-go sandwiches, and salads—useful for early departures or a light breakfast before sightseeing.
Hours have varied on official pages, so check with the concierge or the front desk for today's opening times.
- Good for: quick breakfasts, coffee, and grab-and-go items
- Partners: the hotel notes a partnership with a local bakery for pastries
- Retail: carries selected Edgewater items and local art/gifts
| Item | When to pick it |
|---|---|
| Coffee and pastry | Before morning walks or ferry departures |
| Grab-and-go sandwich | If you need lunch on the move |
| Local gifts | Last-minute souvenirs before checkout |
Walking the waterfront: where to find more choices
The Edgewater sits on Pier 67 along Alaskan Way, placing you within easy walking distance of many waterfront dining options. Pike Place Market is about a 12–15 minute walk along the waterfront and offers dozens of market eateries, seafood stalls, and casual spots.
The hotel is also close to attractions that have food options—walk toward the Seattle Great Wheel, the Seattle Aquarium, or the Olympic Sculpture Park to find casual vendors and waterfront restaurants.
- Pike Place Market: numerous casual and specialty food stalls and restaurants (12–15 minute walk)
- Seattle Great Wheel & Aquarium area: family-friendly casual dining along the waterfront
- Pier 66 and cruise terminals: nearby piers with options for quick meals before departures
| Destination | Approx. walking time from The Edgewater |
|---|---|
| Pike Place Market | 12–15 minutes |
| Space Needle / Seattle Center | 15–20 minutes |
| Olympic Sculpture Park | About 9 minutes |
Family-friendly and casual dining options
The Edgewater and its restaurants welcome families; children of all ages may dine at Six Seven and The Brim. The hotel's casual lounge and coffee shop make meals with kids manageable without leaving the property.
For more casual, kid-oriented choices, head to Pike Place Market or the waterfront promenade where you'll find quick-serve counters, bakeries, and simple seafood plates that suit families on the go.
- Hotel dining: family friendly—children welcome at all on-site venues
- Quick options: The Brim for sandwiches and pastries
- Waterfront: multiple casual vendors and eateries within easy walking distance
| Where | Why it works for families |
|---|---|
| Six Seven Lounge | Relaxed atmosphere and shareable plates |
| The Brim Coffee Shop | Quick snacks and kid-friendly pastries |
| Pike Place Market area | Variety to suit picky eaters |
Special-occasion dining and private events
If you're celebrating while staying at The Edgewater, Six Seven can accommodate dinner reservations and the hotel offers several private event spaces for receptions and private dining. The hotel's event team handles menus and on-site Pacific Northwest catering.
On-property event rooms (like the Terrace Room and Olympic Ballroom) are sized for larger parties; for private meals smaller groups may coordinate with the concierge or the events team for a tailored menu.
- Event spaces: Olympic Ballroom, Terrace Room, Forest Room and others for private dining or receptions
- Catering: on-site Pacific Northwest catering available through the hotel's events team
- Ask the concierge: for private dining menus, capacity limits, and reservation details
| Venue | Typical capacity (as listed) |
|---|---|
| Olympic Ballroom | Up to 220 guests |
| Terrace Room | About 50 seated (with terrace space for standing) |
| Forest Room | Intimate dining for about 24 guests |
Practical tips for dining while staying at The Edgewater
Valet parking is the hotel's only parking option; guests dining at Six Seven may use valet parking at the restaurant rate listed by the hotel or Resy. The hotel accepts credit/debit cards but check-in and incidental policies may require a card and photo ID.
Hours and menus change seasonally—confirm current restaurant hours and reservation options with the concierge or by calling the restaurant directly before you go.
- Valet parking only: check current restaurant valet pricing with the front desk
- Reservations: call Six Seven at 206-269-4575 or use the hotel's online reservation links
- Dietary needs: discuss allergies or special requests with the restaurant when booking
| Common question | Recommended action |
|---|---|
| Need an early breakfast | Visit The Brim or ask concierge for nearby bakery hours |
| Want waterfront dinner | Reserve Six Seven and ask for a table with bay views |
| Traveling with pets | Pets are allowed at the hotel; confirm dining policies for animals before bringing them into public dining areas |
