Lowell's Restaurant

About the Business

Specialties

Seattle markets hideaway three floors of water view seating with fresh seafood daily. Lowell's Restaurant & Bar has been serving the public for close to 100 years. In the early 1900′s Lowell's was a combination coffee roaster, peanut roaster and cafeteria that served the citizens of the Seattle when they visited the "Public Market" to purchase fresh farm produce, seafood and dairy goods. The "flagship" Manning's Cafeteria, then became Lowell's in 1957, and has remained so ever since From the front entrance in the main arcade of Pike Place Market, it is unlikely that most visitors realize Lowell's actually has three floors of seating--all offering world class views of the Olympic Mountains, the ferries crossing Puget Sound and a seagull's view of the Port of Seattle. On the first and third floors, you order first with the cashier/barista and then find a view seat and your food will follow you shortly. The second floor "View Lounge" offers traditional "sit down" table service as well as a full bar selection of unique handmade cocktails, microbrews, and wine. It is here on the second floor guests may choose from either the above mentioned view of the waterfront seating or a booth overlooking the parade of people shopping below that is acknowledged as the best "people watching spot in Seattle."...

History

Established in 1957.

Almost Classy Since 1957 Seattle markets hideaway three floors of water view seating with fresh seafood daily. Lowell's Restaurant & Bar has been serving the public for close to 100 years. In the early 1900′s Lowell's was a combination coffee roaster, peanut roaster and cafeteria that served the citizens of the Seattle when they visited the "Public Market" to purchase fresh farm produce, seafood and dairy goods. The "flagship" Manning's Cafeteria, then became Lowell's in 1957, and has remained so ever since From the front entrance in the main arcade of Pike Place Market, it is unlikely that most visitors realize Lowell's actually has three floors of seating--all offering world class views of the Olympic Mountains, the ferries crossing Puget Sound and a seagull's view of the Port of Seattle.