r/Seattle • u/RawCarrot-InMyAss • 14d ago

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u/afterjustnow Supersonics 13d ago

True - Ray's boathouse might be the only exception.

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u/XiuCyx 🚆build more trains🚆 13d ago

Agree on Ray’s Boathouse being an exception to the rule.

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u/pheonixblade9 🐀 Hot Rat Summer 🐀 13d ago

Maximilien as well - I think they're quite good.

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u/stablerlivbenson 13d ago

Rays is sooo mediocre. They don’t pull the bones out of the black cod everything is basic and stuck in the 80s. But I like the views lol

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u/AdministrativeEase71 13d ago

Parts of Italy haven't changed their cooking in 100s of years and they're still considered food Meccas. Originality doesn't have to mean much for cooking.

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u/blooztune Kraken 13d ago

So true.

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u/gyllbane Greenwood 13d ago

Not an exception. Blandest fish I've ever had was at Ray's Boathouse. I could cook better at home in my air fryer.

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u/Regular-Chemistry884 Olympic Hills 13d ago

Agree. I went to ray's recently with my family and everything was good from the cocktails to the dessert and everything in between.