Advertising
The Seattle Times

Winner of Nine Pulitzer Prizes

Venue details

Advanced Search | Events & Venues | Obituaries

Tuesday, June 18, 2013 - Page updated at 10:50 p.m.

Comments (0)     E-mail listing     Print view

Restaurant | Italian

Perché No Pasta & Vino

Chain restaurants everywhere attempt to remind us why we loved those Old Scuola spaghetti houses. But now, thanks to Perché, we have something so much better. This is the happy home of housemade pastas (from gnocchi to gemelli, capellini to squid-ink fettucine), deliciously and judiciously sauced, plus a wide world of wines: 300 by the bottle, 50 by the glass. Bargain hunters take heed. When you find yourself considering a second visit in a week, there's only one answer: "Perché no?" (Why not?) Open for lunch and dinner.

1319 N. 49th St
Seattle, WA 98103

Phone: 206-547-0222

http://www.perchenopastaandvino.com

Hours: 4-10 p.m. Tuesday-Thursday and Sunday, 4-11 p.m. Friday-Saturday;
closed Monday

Average price of a dinner entrée:
 Under $10
 $10 - $15
 $15 - $25
 $25 and over

Note: Price reflects average breakfast or lunch
entrée if that is restaurant's primary meal.

Meals available: Dinner, After 10 PM

Alcohol: Wine

Payment forms: Visa, Mastercard, American Express

Parking: Street parking

Disabled access: No

Features: Good for large groups, Outdoor dining

recommended Recommended

PREV  of  NEXT

STEVE RINGMAN / THE SEATTLE TIMES

Perché No's owners, Lily and David Kong, with their sons Chris, 19, left, and Alex, 16, center

Enlarge this map

City / neighborhood: City of Seattle

For driving directions, enter start address:

Comments
No comments have been posted to this article.
Read all comments / Share your thoughts




More search options

Advertising

Marketplace

Advertising

 
Most read
Most commented
Most e-mailed
 
 
  1. Fasting woman to end attempt to ‘live on light’
  2. Ride-share cars: illegal, and all over Seattle
  3. Everett may be left out of 787-10 plans
  4. ‘I don’t want to be only person cured of HIV’
  5. Report: NHL’s Phoenix Coyotes could move to Seattle if local deal fails
  6. Mastros defend their actions, plan to ‘retire in peace’
  7. Supreme Court: Pre-Miranda silence can be used as evidence of guilt
  8. Teen cyclist hit, killed in charity ride
  9. Too early to claim Xbox defeat just from E3 buzz
  10. 2 charged with stealing 4.3 miles of copper wire from Sound Transit
  1. Game thread: time for Mariners to surprise people Comments474
  2. Court: Ariz. citizenship proof law illegal Comments101
  3. Justin Smoak tries to save Mariners, reputation of young 'core' Comments95
  4. Justin Smoak appears headed up to rejoin reeling Mariners Comments94
  5. Taxi drivers stage a protest parade Comments88
  6. Woman trying to ‘live on light’ instead of food ends experiment Comments76
  7. Most hate their jobs or have ‘checked out,’ Gallup says Comments49
  8. A choice to be single in Seattle Comments47
  9. $231 million revenue jump could help break state budget stalemate Comments45
  10. ‘I don’t want to be only person cured of HIV’ Comments41
  1. Ride-share cars: illegal, and all over Seattle
  2. One tough old bird rules the parking lot
  3. Got a great buy on a cruise? That’s not all you’ll spend
  4. It’s curtains for Seattle’s Egyptian Theatre
  5. Fasting woman to end attempt to ‘live on light’
  6. Everett may be left out of 787-10 plans
  7. ‘I don’t want to be only person cured of HIV’
  8. Weyerhaeuser pays $2.6B to snag Longview Timber
  9. Most Americans hate their jobs or have 'checked out,' Gallup says
  10. Fifth-grader’s poem wins national contest

Most viewed imagesMore

Advertising