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How To Cook A Wolf in Seattle

How To Cook A Wolf in Seattle

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How To Cook A Wolf, a cozy Italian restaurant in the heart of Seattle, offers an unforgettable dining experience. Located at 2208 Queen Anne Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109, our small plates restaurant is perfect for foodies and families alike. Indulge in our carefully crafted menu, featuring an array of traditional Italian dishes with a modern twist. From pasta to risotto, our chefs use only the freshest ingredients to create mouth-watering flavors that will leave you wanting more. At How To Cook A Wolf, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional service in a warm and inviting atmosphere. Whether you're in the mood for a romantic evening or a night out with friends, our restaurant is the ideal destination. Join us for a culinary journey that will transport you to the Tuscan countryside. Book your table now and experience the authentic taste of Italy in the heart of Seattle!

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Jeremy D -Google user

2 months ago

Absolutely exceptional presentations and beyond remarkable flavors, provided by authentic people who treat you with a grandiose side of love! We sat outside with the Smoke Windler, best Mezcal concoction ever, and Fire and Ice!! The Hamachi Crudo, Bone Marrow, Duck Breast, and Wild Boar...Read More

Atmosphere: 5

Nalan Govender -Google user

a year ago

We had a great time at How to Cook a Wolf. We shared two of the three course meals (Seattle's restaurant week) as well as having a glass of wine and a non alcoholic beverage. The food was fantastic, though I will admit that...Read More

Dine inDinner$100+Atmosphere: 5Highly recommendClearly labeled vegetarian dishesSomewhat difficult to find parkingFree street parking, Paid street parking

Tori Twine -Google user

a year ago

A lovely, upscale dining experience in Seattle! I was taking here for my birthday and had an excellent experience. The portions were bigger than I expected and we left completely stuffed. The polenta fritters were one of my favorite …

Ivan Klochko -Google user

3 years ago

How to Cook a Wolf in Queen Ann Seattle is an absolute gem featuring Italian small plates and a robust cocktail & wine menu. The cuisine is rustic, bursting with flavor and texture. Each item was unique but was part of a larger culinary …

Sung I Chun -Google user

5 months ago

I visited on the last day of Restaurant Week, and it was truly one of the best dining experiences I’ve had in Seattle. Every course—from the starters to the desserts—was exceptional. The Ahi Crudo, topped with huckleberry granita and basil oil, was a bright and...Read More

Dine inDinner$100+Atmosphere: 5Burrata, Gelato

Leanne Mustafa -Google user

a year ago

Me and my boyfriend just had dinner here. Yum!!! We had the Seattle food week menu option, and we shared all dishes so it was nice small portions of like 7 different dishes (an appetizers, 2 first course, 2 main course, 2 deserts) it was...Read More

Chuck Young -Google user

7 months ago

This was a great place to eat, drink, and chat with family while celebrating my daughters birthday. The signature cocktails were excellent. The food was pretty damn good, but I wish the portions were a little larger. Service was friendly and excellent. They charged a...Read More

Dine inDinner$100+Atmosphere: 5GnocchiSomewhat difficult to find parking

D T -Google user

8 months ago

Enjoyed a wonderful dinner here. The vibe is so cozy and warm, the staff too! I had the duck, which was fantastic. Really enjoyed my drinks as well. I'm gluten free and they had plenty of options and could make certain dishes gluten free as...Read More

Dine inDinner$100+Atmosphere: 5Somewhat recommendVegetarian menu or sectionHad multiple vegetarian options!Had gluten free options!Difficult to find parkingFree street parking, Paid street parking

Ito -Google user

3 weeks ago

Been here a few times and the food is always good. Pretty quiet and relaxed atmosphere for dinner. The service can be a little slow but I believe it’s because they make everything fresh or from scratch. They are a small restaurant with small size staff....Read More

$50–100Varies by time / day

Bryan King -Google user

2 months ago

Monsoon Seattle offers a warm and welcoming atmosphere with a touch of modern sophistication. From the moment we entered, I was impressed by how clean and well-kept the restaurant was. The service was outstanding—our waitress was friendly, knowledgeable, and provided helpful recommendations. She made sure...Read More

Matthew Boudousquie -Google user

3 months ago

We came to How to Cook a Wolf in Queen Anne to celebrate a personal milestone, and from the moment we walked in, we knew we’d made the right choice. The hospitality was warm and effortless the kind of genuine, attentive service that’s rare to...Read More

$30–50Atmosphere: 5Quiet, easy to talkNo waitIndoor dining area, Bar area, Outdoor patio / terrace

James Flores -Google user

2 months ago

How to Cook a Wolf provides an exceptional dining experience in a stylish yet cozy setting. The restaurant was spotlessly clean, and the service was impeccable. Our waitress was attentive and personable, offering great insights into the menu and suggesting dishes that matched our preferences....Read More

Kyle Hall -Google user

3 months ago

A consistent favorite. Phenomenal food, friendly staff, and a welcoming space. The oysters and gnocchi were standouts - kale salad also delicious and nutritious. The staff is attentive and always helps to curate a unique experience - love the cocktails and wine selection! The outdoor...Read More

$30–50Atmosphere: 5GnocchiThemed nights

Tucker Baumgartner -Google user

a week ago

If you like intimate dining with a focus on fresh ingredients and outstanding quality, this is the spot. Great burrata, a solid bar with elevated classic drinks, and knowledgeable staff. Always nice to find good hanger steak on the west coast as well. Highly reccomend.

quentin behr -Google user

3 months ago

Was able to get a corner table with some friends last minute. Food and cocktails were awesome. We didn’t know what to order so our server Meg recommended that we go family style. Highly recommend family style if you have more than 3 people. I...Read More

Rachel Baumgartner -Google user

a week ago

this is always a must-go spot for me when visiting seattle—the food is always delicious, beautifully presented, and so creative—the bartenders make wonderful cocktails and are very knowledgable when recommending wines. the servers are …

Jenna Warman -Google user

2 weeks ago

How to cook a wolf was amazing! Definitely added to my “favorites” and “will be returning” lists. The atmosphere is so inviting and makes you want to stay awhile. We were outside in the front of the restaurant and they did a great job …

tess Baumgartner -Google user

a week ago

One of my favorite spots to hit any time I'm in Seattle. Food and drinks are always on point and love trying new dishes every time I'm here. Service is great and atmosphere is unbeatable.

Fiona Becker -Google user

a week ago

Visited for my anniversary and received absolutely excellent service from Paris! The food was delicious and we even received complimentary prosecco and an afogatto for dessert. I had gnocchi and my partner had the duck, in addition to the …

Jon Smith -Google user

3 months ago

How to Cook a Wolf in Queen Anne is one of my favorite restaurants to eat at. The menu is consistently creative and delicious — every dish that I have tried there is incredible, I love to just ask my server for recommendations. …

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Identifies as women-owned

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Outdoor seating

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Takeout

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Great dessert

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Dinner

Solo dining

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Wheelchair accessible entrance

Wheelchair accessible parking lot

Wheelchair accessible restroom

Wheelchair accessible seating

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Beer

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Hard liquor

Healthy options

Late-night food

Small plates

Vegetarian options

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Bar onsite

Gender-neutral restroom

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