We take the safety of everyone involved in Seattle Restaurant Week seriously.
Participating venues will offer takeout, ready-to-heat, delivery, meal boxes, and indoor and outdoor dining as permissible by public health guidelines.
While dining rooms and outdoor dining in the Seattle area are allowed in a limited capacity, this should not be considered an endorsement to dine outside or inside. Studies indicate there is a lower exposure risk when outdoors, but the level of risk involved with patio dining is contingent on restaurants following strict social distancing and other safety guidelines.
To support our restaurant community, we are providing flexibility for each restaurant to make their own risk assessment, to decide what is best for them, and to help them weather this storm.
We encourage everyone to stay updated and informed about local coronavirus cases by visiting the official King County’s COVID page.
We know that together we can keep each other healthy!
WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT FROM PARTICIPATING SEATTLE RESTAURANT WEEK VENUES
Adherence to all Washington State Department of Public Health Guidelines
Open Air and Outdoor Dining allowable according to Washington State COVID19 Outdoor and Open Air Seating Guidance Regulations
Healthy Team Members
All Dining Areas Well Ventilated
Clean Restaurants

Team Members Utilizing Protective Equipment
Frequent Hand Washing
WHAT WE ASK FROM PARTICIPATING SEATTLE RESTAURANT WEEK DINERS
Plan Ahead, Make Reservations Where Possible

Wear a Mask for Pick Up Orders, Upon Entering a Restaurant, When Not Actively Eating or Drinking, When a Server Approaches Your Table or When Using the Washroom
Consider Dining With Only Those in Your Household or Pandemic Pod to Reduce Risk
Review Ventilation – Make Sure There is Air Flow Where You Are Sitting, Including in Outdoor Bubbles or Tents
Do Not Congregate in Bar or Lobby Areas
Give Fellow Diners Socially Distanced Space
Utilize Mobile Menus and Mobile Pay When Possible
Assure You Are Healthy (please see health questions below)
Keep in mind that you can’t tell who has COVID-19 based on appearance. The illness often spreads before people look or feel ill.
PLEASE ASSURE YOU ARE HEALTHY PRIOR TO ENJOYING TAKEOUT OR IN-HOUSE DINING
Do not dine out or order pick up takeout if you answer yes to any of the following questions.
Do you have fevers, chills, or sweating?

Are you having difficulty breathing?
Is your temperature above 100.4 degrees?