Serving Thai classics late into the night in Capitol Hill, what’s not to like? Open until 1 a.m. most nights, Bites of Bangkok’s Massaman Curry and Pad See Ew are necessities for late-night diners. There are also late night comedy shows on select nights.

One of Seattle’s few 24-hour restaurants is still serving Capitol Hill diners late into the night. The diner serves its full menu until 2 a.m. including popular breakfast items such as chicken fried steak and eggs benedict.

If you’re looking for authentic Thai cuisine in the wee hours of the night, look no further. Bearing the same name of a popular market in the Thai capital, Bangrak Market is Belltown’s destination for Thai street food. Fried crab wontons, chicken satay, and an extensive selection of noodles and curries are all available until midnight most days and 1:30 a.m. on weekends.

With its fresh ingredients and cool atmosphere, Rocco’s is proof that late-night pizza doesn't have to be a guilty, trashy pleasure. The best part? This Belltown favorite serves up giant pies and slices until 12 a.m. every night of the week.

For many, a quality bowl of ramen is the food of choice after a night out. That said, Betsutenjin serves up some of the best Hakata-style ramen in the city. While the rich, flavorful bone broth is a must, the gyozas and lobster salad are tasty complements. Seating is limited, so be prepared for a wait.

When Ba Bar first opened in the late aughts as one ofSeattle’s best Vietnamese restaurants, it was open until 4 a.m. on weekends. Hours got cut during the pandemic, but the Capitol Hill flagship location recently extended them back to midnight, offering crispy wings, steaming bowls of pho, and refreshing vermicelli noodles to Seattle’s late-night crowd.

13 Coins embodies old-school decadence seemingly frozen in time, with big high-backed booths, buckets of clams, martinis, frequent live music, an open line of engaging chefs, and a cheesy chicken parmesan. The three locations (in Seattle, SeaTac, and Bellevue) are now open until 11 p.m.

Big Mario’s locations in Capitol Hill and Fremont are both open until 12 a.m. every night, and its Lower Queen Anne joint is open until 2:00 a.m., a popular spot for people leaving the Seattle Convention Center or Climate Pledge Arena after an event. The big, cheesy, New York slices with curled pepperoni cups are the perfect, filling late-night bite.

Out of the many shawarma spots open late at night on University Ave., Sultan’s Gyro stands out for its satisfying falafel sandwiches with feta, well-executed fries, and other dishes. Expect a wait on weekends.