Lowells Restaurant - Seattle (WA)

5 /5 Missy Meyer: Despite being born in Seattle and growing up there, it took until I was over 50 and visiting from out-of-town to finally go to Lowells. Are they on the expensive side? Yes. But was the food great and the view incredible? Also yes! I had the fried tiger prawns and chips, husband had the Reuben sandwich. Everything was delicious, down to the great tartar sauce and cocktail sauce. We sat up on the 3rd floor and were able to get window seats, so we could enjoy the view of the waterfront. Spectacular! Every employee was helpful and friendly, and made this a meal to remember from our visit back to our hometown!

5 /5 Vincent Cheung: You can feel the lively energy and history as soon as you walk in! The seafood was great and made better by the great harbor views. Food: The fish & chips and calamari was a great taste of what Lowell’s offers. The seafood itself was so tender beneath the breading and the sauces paired great. I will say the breading could have been improved. The calamari breading was a bit soggy and didn’t have much crunch and for the fish & chips I think I just prefer beer battered over panko crumbs. Service: All of the service staff were very kind and provided quick service. Atmosphere: The 3rd floor of the dining space was brightly sun drenched and offered a great view of the water. It was a perfect atmospheric sendoff from a wonderful vacation to Seattle.

4 /5 Joseph Rosario: It was a really nice sit down place to grab a meal when a fish and chips craving hits. There’s multiple levels of seating with some tables having a nice waterfront view. Food is ordered and paid for first before being given a number and finding your own seating in the restaurant. Water is self serve as well. The fish and chips were solid with the fish being cooked fresh and crispy but it honestly lacked flavor and the tartar sauce was just okay. Their clam chowder was delicious and creamy with some nice big chunks of clam and potatoes

5 /5 James: Good afternoon everyone, Todays review will be on Lowells. This restaurant is located at Pikes place in Seattle. We took Monday off to run some errands and hit Pikes place. There was quite a line in front but we found an employee watching the side door where you can go upstairs and be seated on the second floor so that was a lucky break for us. We were seated quickly the food arrived super fast I mean soups and appetizers arrived very quickly. We didnt really have a full meal we only had some chicken strips crab cakes and we tried the clam chowder and a barley soup which was awesome. Our waiter was very friendly and attentive! Next time we head back well definite day for a dinner. But anyone in the area of Pikes place I would certainly 100% recommended going and trying Lowells. If you can get a window seat on the first second or third floor you will be in great shape. I did notice with the chicken strips they use a panko breading instead of Italian type breading so just be aware of every restaurants a little different. But we did enjoy them. Another thing, thought Id mention we all got lemonade along with our water and we can tell you the lemonade was fantastic They also have a great bar the atmosphere is excellent but it is a mid to expensive restaurant. So between the four of us we spent more than $150 so just be aware its a great dining experience but it is a little on the pricey side. James .

5 /5 April Chan: A classic inside Pike Place Market with beautiful views facing the waterfront. Blackened salmon - melt-in-the-mouth soft meat with delicious seasoning Fish and chips - the cod was very fresh but personally I didn’t like that the fish was with breadcrumbs rather than batter. The restaurant is semi self-service - you order at the till and then they bring the food to the table. You cannot ‘reserve’ a table before ordering the food but there are three floors and plenty of seats.