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Some will say this hidden gem serves the best halal food in Seattle. Locations in Capitol Hill, South Lake Union and University Villageīorn in Saigon, siblings Sophie and Eric Banh offer a creative take on Vietnamese street-food flavors at their restaurant, Ba Bar.Ĥ556 Martin Luther King Jr Way S, Seattle, WA 98108 The concept for Rebecca Rice's Australian-inspired all-day cafe is her Australian dad, who also happens to be the restaurant's namesake. This family-owned restaurant's claim to fame is as the first vegan Thai restaurant in the Northwest.Īrchipelago captures the essence of husband-and-wife duo Aaron Verzosa and Amber Manuguid in their journey of feeling caught between their Filipino and American identities.Īrt of the Table owners Dustin Ronspies and Shannon Van Horn collaborate with local farmers to source seasonal, hyper-local ingredients, used to craft an artful tasting menu and a diverse a la carte menu that celebrates the diversity that the Pacific Northwest land has to offer.Ģ311 California Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116 In 1986, Tak and Ruth Aoki opened their own sushi restaurant, which quickly became a bustling neighborhood spot. Roshita Shrestha's small, underground vegetarian and vegan-friendly Annapurna Cafe serves dishes from India, Nepal and Tibet.Īnh Thi Nguyen serves up traditional teriyaki and pho in the heart of Ballard. Nadia Belmounaz and Abbes Ahmed serve up generous portions of flavorful Mediterranean fast food at Al Basha Restaurant.Īt Nathan and Rebecca Lockwood's Altura, an elegant prix fixe tasting menu with fine wine pairings highlights the season's best offerings.Īmy's Merkato first debuted as an Ethiopian restaurant in 1992.įor years, Wassef and Racha Harroun of Mamnoon have been sharing their culture through home-cooked Lebanese, Syrian and Persian meals. Similarly, if you'd like your business description or information updated, email us as well. If you know of a Woman-Owned business that isn't on this list, please email us at and we'll add ASAP. You can also find businesses on their site (for the Seattle area and nationally) that are Black-Owned, Asian-Owned, Disability-Owned, Family-Owned, Latino-Owned, LGBTQ-Owned, Native-Owned and Veteran-Owned. We used their amazing resources to compile and amplify these Woman-Owned businesses in the Seattle area. They compile information on small, local businesses throughout the country so you can make more informed decisions about where you eat, shop, get your hair done and generally spend your money. is a fantastic resource for you to "Spend Like It Matters" - because it does.