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Chinook's At Salmon Bay
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citysearch c.
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A colleague of my husband's brought him here, and he couldn't wait to bring me. We loaded up our three small children and headed over. Before we even went inside, the children loved looking at the fishing boats moored outside, and we paid our respects at the fisherman's memorial.
Inside, the atmosphere was great. It's a really nice restaurant, but child-friendly as well. They had the high chair, children's menus, and crayons all at the table before we were led over, so we didn't have to stand around waiting for the high chair. We went at the height of peach season, and the fresh-squeezed lemonade with fresh peaches was fantastic. The fresh bread they brought to the table was wonderfully addictive. The childrens' fish and chips were the best we've found since coming over from England. The Dungeness Crab Cakes seemed to be pure crab with no fillers. I don't know how they held together, but they were great! The plank salmon was delicious, and one of the best my husband (the salmon eater of the family) has ever had. The Peach Slump (similar to a cobbler) was delicious, but I have to echo djshrew's rave review of the bread pudding. My husband and I had agreed to share the two desserts, but I didn't want to give up the second half of the bread pudding! (He insisted, though.) This was the best bread pudding I have ever had in a restaurant, and I daresay I like it even as much as mine. I'd come back here for the bread pudding alone! Ladies, note the picture hanging on the door just inside the ladies' room. It had me giggling the whole time I was in there changing my toddler's diaper!
Pros: Child-friendly, fantastic food and drink, great service.
Cons: Chairs on the narrow side for those of us who have a little more to squeeze in.
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