The Puget Sound Islands Restaurants
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1. May Kitchen + Bar
$$ | |This is where sophisticated foodies swoon over delectable and highly authentic Thai dishes. The ambience is scene-y (atypical for Vashon): dark with fully paneled walls in mahogany and teak—wood that owner May Chaleoy had shipped from Thailand, where it previously lived in the interior of a 150-year-old home.
17614 Vashon Hwy. SW, Washington, 98070, USA206-408–7196Known For
- Real-deal Thai food that goes way beyond pad Thai
- Vibrant atmosphere
- Unique cocktails
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2. Harbour Public House
$$ | |An 1881 estate home overlooking Eagle Harbor was renovated to create this casual pub and restaurant at Winslow's Harbor Marina, where a complimentary boat tie-up is available for pub patrons. Local seafood—including steamed mussels, clams, and oyster sliders—plus burgers, fish-and-chips, and poutine are typical fare, and there are 12 beers on tap. This is where the kayaking and pleasure-boating crowds come to dine in a relaxed, waterfront setting. When the sun shines, the harbor-front deck is the place to be.
231 Parfitt Way SW, Washington, 98110, USA206-842–0969Known For
- Destination for kayakers
- Harbor views
- An "honest" pint
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3. Prima Bistro
$$ | |Langley's most popular gathering spot occupies a second-story space on 1st Street, right above the Star Store Grocery. Northwest-inspired French cuisine is the headliner here; classic bistro dishes like steak frites, salade nicoise, and confit of duck leg are favorites.
201½ 1st St., Washington, 98260, USA360-221–4060Known For
- Penn Cove mussels and oysters
- Patio views of Saratoga Passage and Camano Island
- Live music on Thursday nights
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4. The Hardware Store
$$ | |This all-day restaurant's unusual name comes from its former life as a mom-and-pop hardware shop—it occupies the oldest commercial building on Vashon, and certainly looks like a relic from the outside. Inside, you'll find a bistro-meets-upscale-diner serving "Northwest Americana" cuisine, with classic dishes ranging from rustic French toast for breakfast to buttermilk-fried chicken and meatloaf for dinner.
17601 Vashon Hwy. SW, Washington, 98070, USA206-463–1800Known For
- Iconic Vashon Island building
- Refined takes on diner favorites
- Decent wine list with Northwest options
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