Ivar’s Salmon House

  • This facility has wheelchair access
  • This facility has baby changing stations

Temporarily closed due to impact of COVID-19, with intent to reopen in Spring 2021.

Ivar’s Salmon House is a beautiful cedar replica of a Northwest Native
American Longhouse, complete with an open-pit Native American-style
barbecue for preparing succulent alder-smoked dishes. Here, in a dining
setting filled with Northwest native art, décor and historical photographs,
you’ll enjoy memorable meals surrounded by spectacular views of boats
cruising Lake Union and Seattle’s skyline.Steeped in Northwest tradition. Many Group Dining Opportunities.

Amenities: General
Changing Table YES

Accessibility
Wheelchair Access YES

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