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Seattle Magnolia Restaurants: Village Favorites to Try

Settle into Seattle Magnolia restaurants with Sicilian family recipes in Magnolia Village, a bakery stop on W McGraw St and a dog-friendly brewery taproom in Industrial Magnolia.

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. Mondello in Magnolia Village serves Sicilian dishes, with pasta, ravioli and gnocchi made in its own kitchen.

Mondello accepts reservations through its website. It also offers catering for events across Seattle, Bellevue and the Puget Sound region.

Bizarre Brewing is all ages and allows well-behaved dogs. Its rooftop deck is limited to guests 21 and over.

Petit Pierre Bakery is at 3204 W McGraw St in Magnolia. Check its website for current hours and offerings.

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Dining in Magnolia, a quiet residential corner of the city, feels small and personal. This short list of Seattle Magnolia restaurants covers three relaxed local spots: Mondello for Sicilian family recipes and house-made pasta in Magnolia Village, Petit Pierre Bakery on W McGraw St in the heart of the neighborhood, and Bizarre Brewing in Industrial Magnolia, where lower-alcohol beers flow in an all-ages taproom with outdoor seating.

Where to Eat in Magnolia

Magnolia's dining scene is modest in size, and that is part of its charm. Each of these places runs with a true neighborhood feel, so plan on an easy dinner or a relaxed stop after some time outdoors.

Mondello

Settle in at Mondello for a taste of Sicily right in Magnolia Village, with a menu built around the recipes of Mamma Enza and her Palermo roots. The kitchen makes its own pasta, ravioli and gnocchi, and you can choose from classics like carbonara, lasagna, bolognese and cioppino before finishing with tiramisu. The family still runs the restaurant, which makes it a fine choice when you want a cozy neighborhood Italian meal. Book a table through the restaurant's website, and keep in mind that Mondello also caters events around the Puget Sound region.

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Petit Pierre Bakery

Find Petit Pierre Bakery at 3204 W McGraw St, along the main stretch of Magnolia Village. Stop in for a morning treat, or grab a snack while you run errands around the neighborhood. Check the bakery's website to see the current menu before you go.

Bizarre Brewing

Head to Industrial Magnolia for Bizarre Brewing, a brewery, taproom and beer garden at 4441 26th Ave W. The focus here is mostly on lower-ABV styles, so you can sample side-pulled lagers, hand-pulled pub beers, pale ales and oak-aged mixed culture beers. The taproom is all ages and welcomes well-behaved dogs, with communal tables and outdoor seating, while guests 21 and over can climb up to the rooftop deck. Catch weekly trivia, old-time music nights or a maker pop-up, all of which make this an easy pick for groups and families.

Make a Day of It in Magnolia

A meal here pairs nicely with a walk. Many visitors begin with a hike through Discovery Park, Seattle's largest park, then wander over to the village for dinner.

On summer Saturdays, browse the Magnolia Farmers Market at 33rd Ave W and W McGraw St, just a short walk from the bakery. Book lovers can also spend some time at the landmark Magnolia Library in Briarcliff. When you are ready to roam further, explore our guide to Seattle neighborhoods.

Before you set out, check each business's own website for current hours, menus and details.

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