Cozy French bistro serving classic fare.

Le Pichet is a mere one block from the Pike Place Market, but has the atmosphere of a neighborhood bistro. With no tourists in sight, it is cozy and welcoming with many regulars and truly delicious food. Le Pichet serves traditional and regional French fare and is as close as you will get to an authentic Parisian cafe in Seattle.

Grilled Yakima Asparagus with leeks marinated with house made white wine vinegar and walnut oil, and Roquefort cheese. A wonderful appetizer cooked perfectly with a crispy chicken skin garnish. Grilled Rabbit-Pork Sausage with rhubarb poached in a gastrique with white veal broth, green garlic nettles and Parisian gnocchi. The sausage was juicy and the gnocchi were creamy and decadent.

Their signature dish, Washington Chicken, is roasted to order with beans, carrots, spring onions, and carrot nage is worthy of the title. It serves two and is worth the wait (allow 1 hour). Meanwhile, order appetizers and taste from their extensive wine list.

Bastille Day is today! Le Pichet is the place to be with Paris street food and live music. No reservations and no cover charge. The celebration starts at 6pm!

Serving breakfast, lunch, and dinner, Le Pichet is open daily from 8:00 am to midnight. Stop in for wine and charcuterie anytime or sit down for a delightful dinner in an intimate setting.

Le Pichet         |          1933 1st Ave, Seattle         |       206-256-1499