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Tilth Restaurant
Renee McMahon 

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1411 N. 45th St. Seattle, WA 98103

206-633-0801 

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  • Pacific Northwest
    Sun, Sat 10am-2pm, Sun-Thu 5pm-10pm, Fri-Sat 5pm-10:30pm
    $$$
  • MasterCard, Visa
    Patio/Sidewalk Dining, Delivery, Private Party, Fireplace
    Brunch, Dinner, Lunch
  • Full bar
    Accepted, Recommended
    Street
Description

When Maria Hines first opened Tilth, her certified-organic restaurant, the food was good-the duck burgers with fingerling chips damn good-but you could sense the strain the budget imposed on the four-star chef. A few years on, she's upped the prices slightly (all dishes are still available in small and large portions), and her creativity has taken flight. A truffled cauliflower flan with bits of Meyer lemon and fried capers is as unctuous as a French triple-crème cheese, and a sablefish fillet cooked sous-vide has the texture of a poached marshmallow. Hines' servers can muster all the polish of a much pricier restaurant without dumping the friendliness befitting a restaurant housed in a tiny Craftsman. And her sublime choucroute garnie-braised sauerkraut, velvety pork cheek, and a breaded patty made of the meat picked off a pork trotter-transcends the Era of Bacon Overkill.







  • 2009 | Best French Toast

    The French, who invented everything worth eating for breakfast (croissants, omelettes, café au lait served in a bowl), call their eponymous toast pain perdu, or "lost bread." American brunch cooks seem to take the virtue of reusing stale bread as its own reward, stacking up sloppily fried white bread ringed with a yellow-brown fringe of egg-wash dribbles. An eight-ball of powdered sugar can't make that crap presentable. Tilth's French toast, by contrast, almost looks too good to tuck... More »

  • 2007 | Best Use of Pork (Nonsmoked)

    Chefs in Seattle are flinging pork belly at the public like LaRouchies flagging New Solidarity. The only way to beg off eating your share is to roll over and play vegan. What makes pork belly such a favorite with the hip-kid foodies is that it sounds formidable and tastes divine. Of the many, many pounds I've eaten of the cut that waiters like to call "uncured bacon," I've most loved what Maria Hines does to it at Tilth. Not only does she slow-cook each cube of meat until the fat becomes... More »

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  • Veg-Friendly Golden Beetle Is A Butterfly In Training

    Veg-Friendly Golden Beetle Is A Butterfly In Training

    | Wed, April 25, 2012

    American casual dining culture is so attuned to cheap, fast, and large when a curve ball (like high prices and small portions) arrives sometimes we handle it poorly--especially in Seattle, as entitle... More »

  • Tasting Tilth: The First Few Bites on Beet Street

    Tasting Tilth: The First Few Bites on Beet Street

    | Wed, January 11, 2012

    The Pacific Northwest is so devoted to its rich culinary heritage, inventive cheffing, and evolving food culture that talking about being vegetarian in a city like Seattle feels taboo. Sure, omnivores... More »

  • Maria Hines to Open Golden Beetle in Ballard

    Maria Hines to Open Golden Beetle in Ballard

    | Mon, January 3, 2011

    Anybody have a good restaurant recommendation in Cairo? Chef Maria Hines was just wondering on Twitter. The James-Beard-award-winning Hines, who runs Wallingford's Tilth, is traveling right now in Ist... More »

  • Voracious News & Notes

    Voracious News & Notes

    | Wed, October 27, 2010

    Chef Maria Hines is already well-known around town. She kicked the crap out of Masaharu Morimoto on Iron Chef in August, handing him his ass in Battle Pacific Cod. Her restaurant, Tilth, one of the city's best, has been the training house for many... More »

  • Maria Hines Victorious on Iron Chef

    Maria Hines Victorious on Iron Chef

    | Mon, August 2, 2010

    In case you missed last night's Iron Chef America viewing party at the Bottleneck Lounge, I can now tell you that Tilth's Maria Hines did the very-nearly-impossible by kicking the mother-lovin' crap o... More »

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    mhines41 | Seattle, WA | 12 Reviews

    | Wed, April 15, 2009

    Where else can your friend enjoy a monthly vegan tasting menu OR a mini duck burger. And, it's my place!

  • cchilton1
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    cchilton1 | Seattle, WA | 282 Reviews

    | Tue, February 2, 2010

    Maria Hines at Tilth is wonderful! The smaller portion meals are the perfect size to fill you up with out making you feel too full. Tilth has a wonderful brunch on the weekends!

  • Drea9029117
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    Drea9029117 | Seattle, WA | 11 Reviews

    | Fri, April 24, 2009

    This place makes me want to be a better person. Well, really just a richer person so I can afford to eat there every day and hire a personal trainer to work it off. The food is yummy and fresh. It's a really cute little place too!

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People Who Like Tilth Restaurant

Dinner Menu
Dinner
$8.00
$14.00
Hors D’oeuvre
farmer’s cheese, fig, marcona almond
$10.00
$15.00
Hearts Of Romaine
mustard vinaigrette, apple, holmquist hazelnut
$11.00
$16.00
Celery Root Soup
celery heart, oregon truffle, celery leaves
$11.00
$17.00
Grass Fed Steak Tartare
cornichon, caper, watercress
$11.00
$17.00
Rabbit Rillette
pickled vegetables, crostini, dijon mustard
$11.00
$17.00
Sunchoke Plin
rainbow chard, cranberry, hazelnut pistou
$16.00
$27.00
Smoked Heirloom Bean Cassoulet
chanterelle, truffle butter, oven dried tomato
$18.00
$28.00
Seared Alaskan Sablefish
potato pavé, black garlic, meyer lemon
$19.00
$29.00
Sylver Fishing Co. Spot Prawns
citrus confit, fennel, coral butter
$16.00
$27.00
Mini Duck Burgers
fingerling chips, house made ketchup, hot mustard
$18.00
$28.00
Skagit River Ranch Pork Loin
choucroute, pork shank, cornmeal
$22.00
$19.00
Grilled Dakota Beef Hanger Steak
sweet potato, collard green, cocoa nib demi
Try One For $5.00
Three For $15.00
Five For $20.00
Northwest Artisanal Cheese
accompaniments with each cheese
$8.00
Lacinato Kale
garlic, chili flake, lemon
$8.00
Sunchoke Gratin
fingerling potato, gremolata, bread crumb
$60.00
Five Course Tasting Menu
$55.00
Vegetarian Tasting Menu
we request that everyone at the table enjoy the five course menu
$90.00
Grand Eight Course Tasting Menu
$85.00
Grand Vegetarian Tasting Menu
we request that everyone at the table enjoy the eight course menu
Desserts
One $5.00
Three $15.00
Five $20.00
Northwest Artisanal Cheese
$9.00
Bourbon Pecan Pie
woodford reserve, chantilly, caramel
$9.00
Blood Orange Parfait
pistachio, candied tarragon, fresh breeze cream
$9.00
Tapioca Pudding
vanilla bean, red currant, anise shortbread
$9.00
Dark Chocolate Sorbet
shaved chocolate, holmquist hazelnut
$9.00
Theo Chocolate Ganache Cake
chocolate cookie, cocoa cream, sea salt
$5.00
House Made Soda
sarsaparilla melon – basil
$8.00
House Made Digestif
limoncello
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