Food & Drink Jun 23, 2023 at 10:00 am

Ludi’s Restaurant Reopens at Second and Stewart and It’s Every Bit as Good as You Remember

The Beloved Filipino-American Diner Is the Latest in a Spate of Old Seattle Restos Coming Back from the Dead

Meg van Huygen
Keepin’ it in the family: “Tito Greg” Rosas and daughter/co-owner Rita Rosas Glenister have reopened the family biz, to a great—and grateful—reception. MEG VAN HUYGEN
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Thanks for the review! Can’t wait for the ube pancakes and spam!

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