Fire-Roasted Dining and 4 Seattle Stops
Seattle churrasco and live shows come together in this four-place selection. Fogo de Chão Brazilian Steakhouse supplies tableside carving, Paramount Theatre supplies Beaux-Arts grandeur, and Lumen Field offers the stadium-scale option. For a more intimate music-and-dance setting, consider Capitol Hill's Chop Suey. These are separate choices to plan around current event schedules, with dinner as the common thread.
Gaucho chefs carve fire-roasted churrasco tableside at this downtown Seattle steakhouse at 400 University Street. An open churrasco grill and dry-aged meat lockers anchor the dining room. The seasonal Market Table offers cured meats, cheeses, fresh salads and sides. Bar Fogo serves South American wines and Brazilian-inspired cocktails. The Next Level Rooftop Lounge adds another setting for drinks. The venue is 21+.
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Arches and detailed balconies define the Paramount Theatre's ornate Beaux-Arts interior at 911 Pine St. The vast, multi-tiered auditorium hosts touring Broadway productions, concerts and comedy with clear acoustics. Check the current program before booking seats. Its historic layout can create bottlenecks around bathroom access and traffic flow during intermissions.
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Lumen Field at 800 Occidental Avenue South hosts NFL games, Sounders and Reign soccer, concerts and behind-the-scenes stadium tours. Upper seating sections overlook both ends of the field and can offer a glimpse of the Space Needle. Tickets are required for games, concerts and tours. The open-air stadium uses cashless payments and enforces a clear bag policy.
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Chop Suey hosts indie, hip-hop and alt-rock acts at 1325 E Madison St. on Capitol Hill. This intimate venue combines live music and dancing with red retro Chinese decor. A second bar and seating area offer a break from the floor. Check the current program and ticket options before planning a visit.
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