Peanut and Tree Nut-Free Washington Top Picks

Hi! I’m Emma and I recently traveled to Seattle and Olympic National Park. I found many safe places to eat while managing peanut and tree nut allergies. One of my favorite places to eat was Umi Sake House where I got sushi. If you travel there a must-do activity is to see the banana slugs in the Hoh Rain Forest. Follow me on the Spokin app @nutsforupstate to see my 137 reviews and Instagram @nutsforupstate!

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Umi Sake House

Location: Seattle, Washington
“I did not see any nuts on the menu, so I called ahead. They said they try their best to minimize cross-contact, and they also added a note about my allergy when we ordered. It was my first time having sushi from a restaurant!”

Pike Place Chowder

Location: Seattle, Washington
“Their website states that they do not have any nuts, but the bread used for the bread bowls is cross-contaminated, so I stayed away from it. The chowder was great!”

Beecher’s Handmade Cheese

Location: Seattle, Washington
“They don’t use any peanuts or tree nuts, and I asked to make sure! The mac and cheese is great, and the grilled cheese was good too!”

Honest Biscuits

Honest Biscuits

Location: Seattle, Washington
“Nut-free and super tasty! I got a breakfast sandwich, and it was great.”

Rusty Pelican Cafe Woodinville

Location: Woodinville, Washington
“They had some nuts on the menu, but mostly Nutella and walnuts in their sweets. Otherwise, everything was fine.”

Alibi Room

Location: Seattle, Washington
“I called ahead to order, and they said the only nuts they have are used on the salads and are kept in a separate area.”

Victrola Coffee Roasters

Location: Seattle, Washington
“Their syrups are homemade, except for the chocolate and white chocolate, which come in powder form. They did not have any nut syrups and said all the homemade ones would be okay. They also offered to check the chocolate options. She used a new pitcher of milk to avoid cross-contact with almond milk. It was a very good latte!”

Daily Dozen

Location: Seattle, Washington
“They have a simple menu with only a few donut flavors. You can find the menu online, and they do not use any nuts. They sell the donuts by the half-dozen or dozen because they are small and snack-sized, but they tasted great and came out fresh!”

Salt & Straw

Location: Seattle, Washington
“The line is contaminated, but if you tell them you have an allergy, you can ask them to open a prepackaged pint and use a clean scoop. This may be standard policy, but I still ask in case they are unfamiliar with it. They also have an allergen menu online that lists which flavors are safe.”

Pike Place Market

Pike Place Market

Location: Seattle, Washington
“They had a lot of safe food options!”

Forks Outfitters

Forks Outfitters

Location: Forks, Washington
“This is a large grocery store in Forks with pretty much all the food you could need.”

Woodland Park Zoo

Woodland Park Zoo

Location: Seattle, Washington
“They have limited food options, but allergen menus are available online, which is helpful! I also believe they allow outside food and drinks.”

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