1 Day Itinerary: Best Seafood Restaurants in Seattle

1. 10:00AM: Pike Place Chowder
   Located in Pike Place Market, this restaurant is famous for its award-winning chowders. They offer 5 different chowders, including a vegan option. You can also opt for a sampler, which includes 4 small servings of their most popular chowders.
2. 12:00PM: Taylor Shellfish Farms Oyster Bar
   The oysters served at this seafood bar are harvested from their own farms in Washington. You can have them raw, grilled, or made into po' boys. They also serve other seafood dishes such as clam chowder and lobster rolls.
   Estimated time and distance from previous location: 15 minutes (1.3 miles)
3. 2:00PM: Elliott's Oyster House
   Elliott's Oyster House is located on the waterfront and offers stunning views of the Puget Sound. They serve a variety of fresh seafood options, including Dungeness crab, Alaskan king crab, and seafood platters. If you're feeling adventurous, try the geoduck.
   Estimated time and distance from previous location: 9 minutes (0.4 miles)
4. 4:00PM: Old Stove Brewing Co.
   Located in Pike Place Market, Old Stove Brewing Co. is a great place to grab a beer and some seafood bites. They serve dishes like smoked salmon dip, fish and chips, and local oysters.
   Estimated time and distance from previous location: 9 minutes (0.4 miles)

Time and Costs Estimates

• Pike Place Chowder (2 hours, $15)
• Taylor Shellfish Farms Oyster Bar (2 hours, $30)
• Elliott's Oyster House (2 hours, $50)
• Old Stove Brewing Co. (2 hours, $25)
Total Estimated Costs: $120

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting more seafood restaurants, such as The Crab Pot or Ivar's Acres of Clams. If you have less time, skip one or two restaurants or just order snacks at the restaurants instead of full meals. Don't forget to wear comfortable shoes for walking around the city and pack an umbrella in case of rain.