Have heard rumors that Tilth has gone downhill. Has anyone been there recently and can give a report as to the accuracy of these rumors? (1 reply, last updated by choweater July 24, 2009)

I really like Tilth. I’ve been twice and both times, I found myself days later talking to friends about an awesome dish that wowed me. (9 replies, last updated by Finspot November 7, 2008)

Thats a tough question—all three are very good. It heavily depends on your planning, expectations and tastes, I think. Are these all evening meals? (I believe that Tilth has brunch on weekends, but for the other two dinner... (14 replies, last updated by staffstuff June 12, 2008)

I’ve seen many positive mentions of Tilth on here, so I know many others know of and love this place, but I didn’t see anything substantive on my search, so I thought I’d add this for others thinking of going...... (3 replies, last updated by equinoise August 20, 2007)

wow .. two completely different experiences .. both have outstanding food. Crush has more adventurous/boisterous food whereas Tilth is more reserved/composed. I love them both, would take my parents to either my mom would love... (10 replies, last updated by staffstuff July 12, 2008)

OK, so I’m the one who lives 4 blocks from Tilth who asked recently if anyone had been there yet—I promised to post when I finally made it. Went last night and it was great! Here’s the rundown: Decided spur of... (1 reply, last updated by dandelion October 29, 2006)

Has anyone been to this new restaurant yet? We liked the chef when she was at Earth & Ocean, but even though Tilth is only 4 blocks from us we haven’t had a chance to try it yet. (And we’re still mourning Cafe... (4 replies, last updated by Food Fiend May 28, 2007)

If you could eat dessert at one restaurant in Seattle that uses local and organic ingredients, where would it be? I particularly love ice creams (hence my name!)... I was thinking Cafe Juanita (for gelato), Tilth, Sitka and... (0 replies, last updated by icecreamgal December 7, 2007)

dandelion...you beat me to it. Here is another recent thread: http://www.chowhound.com/topics/show/328624?query=tilth&user_name= (3 replies, last updated by talkoftomatoes November 7, 2006)

We are in town visiting and will have a chance to go out one night without our little munchkin. Choosing between Poppy, Sitka and Spruce and Tilth at the moment. Which would you choose? Any other recs? Thanks so much! (2 replies, last updated by malarkey August 22, 2009)

I’ll be visiting the Emerald City in a bit and planned on a meal @ Tilth. Due to scheduling, the only time I can fit it in is Sunday brunch (if at all). 1. If I keep the reservation @ Tilth for brunch, what would you... (5 replies, last updated by OCAnn September 14, 2009)

Is that where Tilth is now? Then the Mandalay folks moved to Canada. (2 replies, last updated by HAF October 10, 2006)

Tilth, in the Wallingford neighborhood, is certified organic by the Oregon Tilth. They have brunch on the weekend and dinner. BOKA Kitchen + Bar in downtown is about 85-90% organic and is open for weekday lunch and weekend... (1 reply, last updated by MaggieSue April 12, 2008)

-Union -Sitka & Spruce -The Harvest Vine -Tilth -Crush -Lark All are great (1 reply, last updated by bergeo May 8, 2007)

Skip Tilth, Lola’s OK, I looooved the Boat Street Cafe! I had been a fan of dinner there for awhile and finally made it to brunch. If it’s sunny the patio is open and rose and bubbles flowing! Great menu selection,... (7 replies, last updated by burritobelle July 19, 2008)