Want to find out about the freshest new spots in Seattle? From a cafe to a Korean spot, read on for the newest businesses to land near you.
Fat Shack
Looking for a new spot to score burgers, sandwiches and chicken wings? Fat Shack has added a new location in Pioneer Square at 88 Yesler Way. Fat Shack also has locations in Colorado and Texas.
The menu features a selection of sandwiches, burgers, wings and shakes, as well as additional fare like the Munchie Madness—a platter of onion rings, mozzarella sticks, chicken fingers, mac and cheese bites and assorted dipping sauces.
Café Hagen
New to 1252 Thomas St. in the Cascade is Café Hagen, a cafe and Scandinavian spot, offering coffee and tea and more. Yelpers are fans of Café Hagen: It's got five stars out of 13 reviews, so far.
On the menu, you'll find avocado toast, breakfast sandwiches and fruit bowls, alongside espresso drinks like vanilla lattes and cappuccinos.
Noodle Legend
A newcomer to Rainier Valley, Noodle Legend is a Chinese spot, offering noodles and more that's located at 3642 33rd Ave. South, C6.
The restaurant serves up authentic Chinese dishes like hand-ripped noodles and dumplings, according to its Facebook page.
ChungChun Rice Hot Dog
ChungChun Rice Hot Dog is a Korean spot, offering hot dogs and more, that's made its debut at 502 S. King St. in the International District.
The restaurant specializes in handcrafted hot dogs, featuring the Gamsung, a hot dog wrapped in crispy fried potatoes; the Ramyon Noodle Chips, a crispy fried ramen hot dog; and the Volcano, a hot dog made with spicy sausage.
Six Pack Foods
Now open at 5000 University Way NE, Suite A in the University District is Six Pack Foods, a Chinese spot.
Here, you'll find pork belly, braised beef brisket, rice casserole, egg noodles and more.
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