Skillet Street Food

• Cuisine(s): American, Burgers, Fast Food, New American
  Price: $
  Payment Types: MasterCard, Visa, cash
• Features: Takeout, Private Party, Catering, Kid Friendly
  Serving: Lunch
  Alcohol: None
• Reservations: Not Accepted
  Parking: Street

Description

Nothing more than an Airstream trailer found weekdays in various curbsides, alleyways, and parking lots, Skillet is undoubtedly Seattle's best restaurant on wheels, attracting a cult following of neighborhood foodies. On the gourmet end, there's really no better burger around than their $11 offering, touting grass-fed beef they grind and salt-cure themselves, arugula, and bacon jam. The steal is the poutine, that Canadian delicacy of thick fries smothered in gravy and cheese curds-a delicious way to stretch your stomach. No matter what the options on their chalkboard are (many of which will be crossed out if you return to Skillet for a later lunch), the ingredients are the best of the best-in-season, fresh, and locally sourced. With not much space in the trailer to prepare their food, there's no room for bullshit. And though the servers hang out the door of a trailer, Skillet boasts impeccable service.