Atoma
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1411 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103
Atoma is a chef-driven restaurant that opened in 2024 in the Wallingford craftsman house that previously held Maria Hines's James Beard-winning Tilth. Led by chef Johnny Courtney, a former executive sous chef at Canlis, it landed on Eater's 13 Best New Restaurants in America (2024), Esquire's Best New Restaurants list, and a 2025 James Beard Award finalist nod for Best New Restaurant.
Its beverage program puts roughly five zero-proof cocktails front and center alongside the wine and full cocktails. Named non-alcoholic drinks include "It's Grape(fruit) to See You" (house grapefruit soda, DHOS Bittersweet), "Forlorn George" (DHOS Vodka Free, "Tang" cordial, house orange-vanilla soda), "Starr Pupil" (DHOS Vodka Free, pineapple syrup, lime), and a "Phony Espresso Negroni," plus a faux old-fashioned served over a diamond-shaped ice cube.
What to order
- It's Grape(fruit) to See You
- Forlorn George
- Starr Pupil
- Phony Espresso Negroni
“At the high-end restaurant Atoma in Wallingford, the zero-proof menu features an aperitif mimicking an Aperol spritz, a faux old fashioned with a diamond-shaped ice cube, and a dessert drink fortified with cold brew.”— Axios SeattleAxios Seattle, February 2025 →
Non-alcoholic brands they serve
House-crafted NA cocktails