Going to Seattle with my husband and four kids. Where should we eat?

Thank you all so much! I can't wait to eat. No offense to where I live, but north idaho just doesn't have the greatest restaurant scene. As a former New Yorker I so miss eating out! I lucked out though because here, in the middle of nowhere, we have a guy from Brooklyn making bagels. : ) I for sure will go to salumi and will try some of the other suggestions. Thanks!

The walrus and the carpenter and how to eat a wolf on queen Anne.

bon app also did a "where to eat in seattle" that was a huge help when we went: http://www.bonappetit.com/test-kitchen/ingredients/article/where-to-eat-in-seattle-washington

Agree with above -- and you might want to check out this list (which I also agree with): http://www.usatoday.com/story/experience/weekend/seattle/2014/03/10/10-best-foodie-spots-seattle/6177237/?utm_content=bufferf2777&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer Only thing I might add: as tourists with kids, you might want to try the Space Needle. Go for lunch so the food isn't quite as expensive. The view is - of course - incredible. The restaurant turns, so over the course of an hour you will go all the way around once. Make sure at least one kid order the "orbit sundae" which is an amazing sight, complete with dry ice mist. Very fun. And, the food is actually pretty good - particularly for such an iconic tourist destination. If you're here long enough and are up to a bit of exploring, think about taking the ferry from downtown to Bainbridge Island and walking up the (relatively small) hill to the town of Winslow. Either the restaurant Marche or Hitchcock make the trip worthwhile.

You should go to Delancy!! Molly Wizenberg and her husband run the restaurant and make amazing pizza!

the whale wins. it's a little off the beaten path, but SO worth it. definitely the best meal i had it 2013, and that is saying a lot!

Tamarind Tree (in the International District) makes spectacular Vietnamese food.

Yes to all of Tom Douglas' restaurants. Ray's Boathouse is a Seattle stand by. Eat upstairs and you have a view of the Sound and all the boats coming to and from the Ballard Locks. Open for lunch through dinner.

All of the Tom Douglas restaurants are great; Lola for example. Lunch only but near Pioneer Square, Salumi is great. It's operated by Mario Batali's dad, Armandino. He cures salumi in the back. I will politely disagree with the Yelp suggestion. I don't trust crowd sourced reviews, and Yelp in particular.

For fun (decent but not extraordinary food) try the Pink Door in the Market for dinner. The kids will love the trapeze show.

There's a pierogi place across the street from the market, that makes a great light lunch or snack. Big O and Top Pot Doughnuts are fantastic. We went over spring break 2 years ago (we live in Kansas City). It rained pretty much the whole time but we had a ton of fun anyway. You might also check Yelp.com for suggestions. Enjoy your trip!