One small correction to the listings above: Maximilien (in case you are googling)

15. El Gaucho (not Gauco) Belltown

1. Happy Hour at Maximilien's rooftop at Pike Place Market or Pink Door Patio in the Market.
2. Emmett Watson's Oyster Bar, Pike Place Market
3. Canlis, Lake Union
4. 13 Coins, Seattle, not SeaTac
5. Brasa, Belltown
6. Sunset at Ray's Boathouse, Ballard/Golden Gardens
7. Ballard Sunday Farmer's Market, Ballard
8. Flying Fish, Belltown
9. Brunch at Salty's, West Seattle
10. Sushi at Shiro's, Belltown
11. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner at Oddfellow's Cafe, Capitol Hill
12. Joule in Wallingford
13. Trophy Cupcake, Wallingford and Capitol Hill
14. Veraci Pizza, Ballard
15. El Gauco, Belltown
16. Beecher's Handmade Cheese (mac n cheese/grill cheese sandwiches) Pike Place Market
17. Coffee. Anywhere but Starbucks/Tullys/Seattle's Best. Try Espresso Vivace (Capitol Hill) Caffe Vita (Capitol Hill, Queen Anne, Fremont, Seward Park), Stumptown (Capitol Hill and Seattle U).
18. Hand-shaved noodles at Shanghai Garden, International District
19. Reserve a tatmi room at Maneki's, International District
20. Herbfarm, Woodinville

Not necessarily Seattle-ish but: Cafe Presse, Poppy, Olivar's, Fran's Chocolates, Uwajimaya, yes Baguette Box, Maylay Satay Hut, Rancho Bravo, Skillet . . . .

Thanks everybody!

Are there any? Are they good? Here in Seattle we have a burgeoning army of taco trucks as well as Hawaiian/Korean trucks and swine trucks. Portland, Oregon, has us beat with 400 trucks in the city limits. I'm visiting Vienna where I grew up. Any suggestions for good truck food?