Restaurants near Hyatt Regency Seattle worth trying
Hyatt Regency Seattle has three on-site dining choices worth trying: Andare Kitchen & Bar for Italian wood-fired pizzas and pasta, Daniel's Broiler for a traditional steakhouse dinner, and The Market for quick coffee, breakfast bites, and grab-and-go meals. All three are located inside the hotel at 808 Howell Street and cover casual to formal needs from early morning through late evening.
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Andare Kitchen & Bar — Italian on the lobby level
Andare Kitchen & Bar sits on the lobby level of Hyatt Regency Seattle and focuses on Italian flavors using Seattle ingredients. It serves breakfast, lunch and dinner and has a full bar with extended evening hours.
If you want a casual sit-down meal or an early cocktail, Andare offers wood-fired pizzas, homemade pasta, salads and desserts. The restaurant runs a weekday happy hour and accepts reservations for dinner.
- Location: Lobby level, Hyatt Regency Seattle (808 Howell St)
- Cuisine: Italian — wood-fired pizza, pasta, salads, desserts
- Typical uses: Breakfast, lunch, dinner, happy hour, business meals
- Reservation tip: Getting a table for dinner usually is straightforward, but reservations can help during peak convention dates
| Service | Hours (hotel info) |
|---|---|
| Breakfast | Mon–Fri 6:30–10:00 AM; Sat–Sun 6:30–10:30 AM |
| Lunch | Mon–Fri 11:00 AM–2:30 PM; Sat–Sun 11:30 AM–4:00 PM |
| Dinner & Bar | Dinner daily 4:00–9:30 PM; Bar hours vary (late-night hours Fri–Sun) |
Daniel's Broiler — classic steakhouse on the 2nd floor
Daniel's Broiler is a traditional steakhouse located on the hotel's second floor. It specializes in USDA Prime steaks, classic steakhouse and seafood options, and an extensive wine and spirits selection.
Although the restaurant is inside Hyatt Regency Seattle, Daniel's Broiler is independently operated; Hyatt room charges or dining credits do not automatically apply. Reservations are recommended for dinner, and the lounge offers a separate drinks-focused option.
- Location: 2nd Floor, Hyatt Regency Seattle (808 Howell St)
- Cuisine: Steakhouse — USDA Prime steaks, seafood, wine list
- Service: Dinner service nightly; reservations recommended
- Billing note: Independently operated — verify room charge policies with restaurant before ordering
| Service | Hotel-listed hours |
|---|---|
| Dinner | Daily 4:00–9:00 PM (hotel site); some third-party listings show later close |
| Lounge | Open in evening (hours vary; contact restaurant) |
The Market — grab-and-go for early departures and snacks
The Market is Hyatt Regency Seattle’s Level 2 café offering coffee, quick breakfast items, ready-to-go meals, and beverages. It’s useful for early flights, conference breaks, or when you want a light meal without a full sit-down service.
The Market keeps extended hours and has an All Day Menu plus a Market Breakfast and Beverages menu; items are designed for convenience rather than a full restaurant experience.
- Location: Level 2, Hyatt Regency Seattle
- Type: Grab-and-go café with coffee and prepared foods
- Hours: Listed as 6:00 AM–11:00 PM (hotel information)
| Menu type | When it helps |
|---|---|
| Market Breakfast | Early departures, conference mornings |
| All Day Menu | Quick lunches or light dinners |
| Market Beverages | Coffee, bottled drinks, grab-and-go refreshment |
Which place to pick for different plans
Choose Andare if you want a relaxed sit-down meal, pizza or pasta and a daytime happy hour; choose Daniel’s Broiler for a formal steakhouse dinner or a special evening out. Use The Market when you need fast coffee, sandwiches, or snacks between meetings.
If you’re attending an event at one of the hotel ballrooms (for example Columbia Ballroom or Regency Ballroom), any of these options will work depending on time and formality—The Market for quick breaks, Andare for group lunches, Daniel’s Broiler for a dinner after sessions.
- Business lunch: Andare Kitchen & Bar
- Quick coffee or snack: The Market
- Special evening or celebration: Daniel’s Broiler
- Large-event catering: Check with the hotel’s event team for ballroom catering options
| Situation | Recommended on-site option |
|---|---|
| Early morning conference start | The Market |
| Casual team dinner or client lunch | Andare Kitchen & Bar |
| Formal steakhouse dinner | Daniel’s Broiler |
Practical notes: payments, reservations and breakfast
Breakfast at Hyatt Regency Seattle is a cooked-to-order option available daily for a fee; published figures list approximate pricing for adults and children on third-party booking pages. The Market provides lower-effort breakfast items if you prefer not to order the cooked breakfast.
Daniel’s Broiler recommends reservations for dinner and lists a business-casual dress code on third-party reservation platforms. Because Daniel’s is independently operated, confirm whether you can charge meals to your room before dining if that matters to you.
- Breakfast: Cooked-to-order service available daily for a fee (hotel/OTA sources list pricing estimates)
- Room charging: Verify with Daniel’s Broiler before ordering — the restaurant is independently run
- Reservations: Recommended for Daniel’s Broiler; helpful at Andare for busy dinner times
- Payment: The hotel accepts major credit cards; check individual outlets for any specific payment rules
| Question | What to do |
|---|---|
| Can I charge restaurant meals to my Hyatt room? | Ask the restaurant staff before ordering; Daniel’s Broiler is independently operated |
| Are early breakfasts available? | The Market opens early; Andare serves breakfast at posted morning hours |
| Do I need a reservation? | Recommended for Daniel’s Broiler dinner; useful for Andare on busy dates |
Nearby dining options and billing connections
If you want to expand beyond the hotel’s three venues, the Hyatt at Olive 8 (one block away) has Tidal+ where some charges may be billable to Hyatt Regency rooms. The Grand Hyatt’s The Elliott Bar is another nearby option with guestroom billing available per hotel info.
For conference or late-night needs, ask the front desk or concierge for recommendations and for any current policies on charging external restaurants to your room.
- Tidal+ (Hyatt at Olive 8): guestroom billing options listed on hotel site
- The Elliott Bar (Grand Hyatt Seattle): guestroom billing possible for hotel guests
- Concierge can advise on reservations, directions, and current hours
| Nearby place | Relation to Hyatt Regency Seattle |
|---|---|
| Tidal+ (Hyatt at Olive 8) | One block away; guestroom billing may be available |
| The Elliott Bar (Grand Hyatt) | Nearby champagne bar with guestroom billing options |
| Other downtown restaurants | Accessible on foot from 808 Howell St; concierge can suggest choices |
