Archipelago ↗

5607 Rainier Avenue South
Seattle, WA
(382) 056-0456
https://www.archipelagoseattle.com/ · Claim this restaurant listing — free dofollow link + 5 keywords

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Cuisine: filipino

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Archipelago is a restaurant in Seattle, WA. Its website is https://www.archipelagoseattle.com/. The menu centers on filipino cooking. You can reach it by phone at (382) 056-0456. The local food scene leans toward Mexican, Thai, Pizza. Sonic Bloom is a 2013 solar-powered sculpture by Dan Corson, installed in Seattle's Pacific Science Center, in the U.S. State of Washington. Other restaurants nearby include Bahati (0.4 mi) and Canton Noodle House (0.5 mi). Pacific Northwest cuisine through progressive Filipino American flavors. Archipelago is an exploration of a region’s identity- a personal journey to reveal a wealth of resonance in our diverse community. Join us on this new venture to discover a place not held by where it sits in. It's located at 5607 Rainier Avenue South. Archipelago is an exploration of a region’s identity—a personal journey to reveal a wealth of resonance in our diverse community. Join us on this venture to discover a place not held solely by where it sits in the world, nor the season you’ve found yourself in- but as it has always been, by the landscape of its people. We are a small, family-owned, social purpose restaurant seating 12 at a time. We encourage everyone to enjoy the experience in their own way, whether it be conversation and discussion or sitting back and enjoying the show, we got you. We can’t wait to welcome you into our home away from home. We began this journey in May of 2016 with the trademark of our “identity.” We then traveled to the Philippines to explore the land of our ancestry, and though we found the islands make up a part of who we are—they did not define us fully… We bent ourselves backward to fit a building that was never built for the scope of our vision. But we didn't let those limitations stop us from creating the experience you came to know. Now, as we near our tenth year, and with the building under