TAT’s Delicatessen in Seattle, WA is a classic deli with a modern twist. It has been featured on the tv show “Meat and Potatoes” and serves up a variety of comfort food favorites such as Reubens, pastrami sandwiches, and matzo ball soup.
pastrami sandwiches with a West Coast spin
More restaurants on Meat And Potatoes Near Seattle , WAHome to Seattles own Sandwich Nazi this intentionally prickly downtown-based luncheonette is packed with a devoted following ...
Soups Traditional American Fast Food
a local hangout with a Habanero-infused meal called The Bloody Joe
American Diner
a funky spot makes their name with scratch-made Russian piroshki
Tony enjoyed a meal of cured meats with Mario Batali
Italian Sandwiches European
Late night burger. Famous for the New Mexico burger and "crack" a milkshake and fries.
Hamburgers
Seattle, Washington
historic waterfront district for their signature "Captain's Combo" of shrimp, clam strips, calamari, cod, and halibut
Seafood
Bobby Flay - Coconut Gold Bars
The brewery produces a number of original brews that stay true to craft brewing tradition. They also offer a beer museum and ...
Traditional American
Pig on wheels. Pulled pork sandwiches.
Salmon Chowder Throwdown.
Traditional American Seafood Eclectic & International
Zig Zag offers up an exceptional cocktail list with original creations and traditional favorites. With friendly bartenders, ...
Traditional American
Tony chows down on a quick snack of piroshkies (little meat pies)
Russian
he samples the subtle flavors of sheep vs. cows and goats milk cheese
Traditional American
Enormous Reuben
Pike Place Market, Seattle, Washington
serving eclectic, gourmet fare featuring crispy Fried Rabbit and mouth-watering Meatloaf Sandwiches
At 10pm the coffee shop turns into the Biscuit bitch selling huge biscuits covered in comfort food.
American
Caffe Ladro in Seattle, WA is a beloved local cafe that has been featured on the tv show Rachael Ray - $40 a Day. The cafe ...
Bakery Tea Cafe
Michael Psilakis - Knoblewurst
Traditional American Eclectic & International Hot Dogs
At Café du Monde, you’ll find near-perfect New Orleans doughnuts topped with powdered sugar, called beignets. But don’t ...
the oldest family name in deep-dish pizza. Layer after layer of cheese, meat, veggies and sauce, bake on a delicate, buttery ...
Italian Pizza
Guy Fieri - Chaps Submarine
He feasts his eyes on a mammoth deep-dish pizza overflowing with meat and, of course, tons of bacon.
Italian Pizza
Marc Summers - Cheesesteak
Italian Cheesesteak Fast Food
Located in the Strip District, Primanti Brothers is a legendary fast-food joint known for its sandwiches, always topped with ...
Traditional American
Camille visits Al's Italian beef -- a Chicago staple for 70 years -- to learn about the restaurant, its history and to experi...
Italian Steakhouse Fast Food
Cheesesteak Feud - Winner!
Steakhouse Soups Cheesesteak
Ribs Food Feud.
The Varsity in Atlanta, GA is an iconic fast-food restaurant that has been featured on popular TV shows like Food Paradise. ...
Traditional American Hamburgers Hot Dogs
Sunny Anderson - Bread Pudding
Traditional American Cajun & Creole
This episode's challenge was to finish 15 dozen oysters at Acme Oyster House and join the "15 Dozen Club". Adam succeeded in ...
Seafood Cajun & Creole
Cheesesteak feud - loser.
Steakhouse Soups Traditional American
Adam Gertler - Plague Bringer Burger
Traditional American Hamburgers
Adam Richman heads to Oklahoma Joe's for succulent pulled pork and saucy spare ribs. This award-winning barbecue does the cit...
Sandwiches Cafe Catering
Anne Thornton - The Godfather
Traditional American Vegetarian Sandwiches
Great place to end a bar crawl
Vegetarian Bakery Ice Cream
Wolfgang Puck - French Dipped Sandwiches
Soups French Traditional American
Fried Chicken Eggs Benedict
Traditional American New American
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