
For us, the name Ciudad is all about community; our own community here at the Oxbow Building in Georgetown & the larger community of Seattle. At Ciudad, our menu is focused on meats & vegetables cooked over a charcoal grill. Our flavors are influenced from Spain, Morocco, Lebanon, and the entire Mediterranean region. The menu is designed for you to guide your own journey: mix and match the small plates, meats, and sauces, then try a new combination on your next visit.
Grilled meats from around the globe with dips & housemade flatbread served in industrial-artsy digs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 6118 12th Ave S, Seattle, WA 98108
Phone: (206) 717-2984
Website: http://www.ciudadseattle.com/
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Reviews
For the appetizer: We ordered the Flatbread and Labneh with olive tapenade. The labneh was delightfully rich and creamy with a silky mouthfeel, and the tapenade added the perfect touch of acidity and depth. The only downside was the portion of flatbread—an extra piece or two would’ve helped us enjoy every last bit of that amazing spread.
For the main course: The hubs chose the steak sandwich, served on flatbread with greens, pickled peppers, hummus, and a sauce of your choice. I went with the grilled chicken thighs seasoned with harissa, tomato paste, and pepper. Both plates also came with harissa-seasoned coarse sea salt, and we added a side of pickled cauliflower.
Everything was seasoned beautifully, and the proteins were cooked perfectly.
✨ Final thoughts: Great food, great service, interesting art, and absolutely immaculate vibes. Would definitely recommend!
Definitely stop by Ciudad on your way through Georgetown
The first thing you notice when you get there is the outdoor patio seating, an outdoor kitchen grill, and basically the lack of people. Don’t worry, you’re at the right place. The main dining area is being a steel door. Go through it and it’ll feel like you’re entering into a concrete greenhouse but without the humidity and greenery. Please wait to be seated.
Once seated, take your time to look over all that they offer. It’s a fairly simple menu but that’s how they can ensure it all tastes great!!
Here are my thoughts of what we had, in no particular order:
Fried sweet corn: this is some roasted, sweet goodness that are corn ribs. This isn’t individual corn kernels but rather some of the cob is still attached to the corn. It all tastes naturally sweet! …. To the point where I even ate the cob (kinda tough and chewy but it still tasted sweet, and I don’t mean like sugar sweet but genuinely sweet like how sweet corn should be). Apparently it’s a popular choice and for good reason! The plating looks so inviting too! Great for sharing… Or all for yourself. I’m not judging.
Lamb ribs: wow, the ribs were tender. They pulled away from the bone fairly easy. Still juicy. Still yummy. The salad that sits on top of the ribs is refreshing and looks beautiful!
Grilled lamb and beef kofta: I thought it was ok but mostly because it has the consistency of a ground meat pattie. If that works for you then absolutely go for it!! They sit on a slightly tangy sauce and topped with a slightly vinegary salad. Presentation is great. Taste is even better.
Grilled prawns: the prawns were neutral in the sense that they’re lightly spiced grilled prawns with lemon and mint. Can’t go wrong!
Fao 34 octopus: I tend to want my seafood to do the flavor talking. In this case, the Moroccan chermoula (marinade/sauce) was overpowering (though to be fair, octopus and seafood flavors in general are naturally very subtle). But I’m not complaining; each person has their own preferences. The marinade was slightly spicy, slightly salty, and still great!
And the flat bread with dip: let me put it this way, we ordered it more than once and each time, the flat bread was warm and fluffy and still yummy. ‘nough said.
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