The Flying Fish restaurant serves up fresh, sustainable seafood. Photo by Mark B. Bauschke Photography

Another renowned Seattle chef, Christine Keff, who specializes in fresh, sustainable seafood, has relocated the Flying Fish restaurant to 300 Westlake Ave N by Thomas St.  “Our new location in this dynamic neighborhood allows us to grow and expand our Flying Fish community in new ways that perfectly align with our values of innovation and commitment to sustainability,” Kerr said. The always-changing menu, features in-season seafood and produce from local farms and regional fishermen.

Other new additions to the neighborhood include:

Re: public just opened at 429 Westlake Ave N by Republican St.  Located next to Telsa Motors in a quaint building, the new restaurant and bar

re:public just opened on Westlake Ave N.

serves lunch, happy hour and dinner and “is happy to support the shortest distance between the farm and your table.” Open daily 11:00 a.m.—2:00 a.m.

The Bad Monkey Bistro is a restaurant, sports bar and piano lounge, located at 400 Boren Ave N, at Harrison St. Open daily 10:00 a.m.—2:00 a.m.

If you are looking for breakfast, coffee and sweets, or lunchtime sandwiches and salads, try the Yellow Dot Café at 300 Westlake Ave N or Nollie’s Café at 1165 Harrison St.

Shilla, a Korean and Japanese restaurant, is under new management and located at 2300 8th Ave at Denny Way.  Shilla is known for its Korean barbeque.

SLU is home to many other, established eating and drinking establishments—they are all listed on the neighborhood map.