Bring your appetite when you visit Kent, Washington. New entries have been added to the Kent Food Trails, your guide to the city’s robust food scene.
From cultural cuisine to kid-friendly kitchens, the trails organize local dining stops into themes to help you find food that fits your mood while experiencing one of America's most culturally diverse cities.
Six themed trails showcase Kent’s diverse dining:
- Downtown Dining Trail
Park the car and let your tastebuds guide you through Kent’s historic downtown. Iron Pot’s Korean bulgogi or Mama Stortini’s ravioli will fill you up before a Seattle Thunderbirds hockey game at accesso ShoWare Center.
Curry Pizza House
- Farm Fresh Trail
Kent Valley’s agricultural history continues today with seasonal produce, local dairy and meat products. Fresh comes first at many restaurants, including Curry Pizza House and Vinason Pho Kitchen.
- International Eats Trail
Kent is the fifth-most culturally diverse city in the U.S. Here’s your chance to sample foods from India, Pakistan, Thailand, Africa and more in casual settings at reasonable costs.
Vinason Pho
- Kid-Friendly Kitchen Trail
From favorite kid-approved dishes to more adventurous bites, there are plenty of options to satisfy kiddos in Kent. Stop by Skooder’s Hot Dogs or A la Mexicana Burgers on the way to one of Kent’s popular parks.
- Local Libations Trail
Craft beer connoisseurs should sample the brews made by JP’s Taproom & Grill and Four Horsemen Brewery. Irish ales, dozens of tequila varieties and wine bottle specials are featured at friendly restaurants and bars.
JP's Taproom
- Buzzworthy Breakfast Trail
Light, hearty, sweet or savory? Satisfy your morning hunger at one of Kent’s comfortable breakfast tables. Sunrise options include the legendary Maggie's on Meeker downtown, Filipino silog at Fil Cuisine and a chorizo scramble at Naya’s Cafe.
Ready to fill your plate with foodie fun? Make it a winter getaway and book an overnight stay in Kent.