Best Birthday Restaurants In Seattle Near Me

Chris E: First time visiting, during a trip to Seattle. We stopped in for happy hour. We were able to get a table outside. This restaurant is located in the Edgewater Hotel, on the northern end of the Seattle waterfront area. Happy hour prices for drinks are a couple dollars off. And they have a limited food menu. I ordered the wagu sliders, which came with garlic fries. Both were very good, in my opinion. And made a good meal. The weather was fantastic, so that made the experience even better.

Jay X.: , she forgot about us again and never came to pick it back up. At this point its been more than 20 minutes and the wind had picked up so me and girlfriend just walked up to the reception area and waited for someone. For a total of $100+ and $20+ per dish, it was not worth it, considering the lack of service we received.

Derrick Weiss: We went here during ECCC. Staff was friendly, polite, professional. Food was a great variety and good for sharing plates. Recommend making a reservation, but you might be fine without one.Carrot cake was bomb.

Coonoor Behal: This place is out of this world, I can't believe I don't see it on more "Best of" lists for Seattle. I prioritize "event meals" in my life and this is easily in my top 10 ever. Was fortunate enough to get off the waitlist and take my parents there for Christmas Eve and it was a delight start to finish. Food is just jaw-droppingly moan-worthy, every single item took our breath away. I got the wine pairing and loved it...they for sure snuck in some extra wines for me too but didn't make a big deal out of it! Service is lovely and clearly professional but also relaxed. Love the look of the place too, more like a taverna rather than a stiff, white table cloth place you'd imagine at this price point and quality.

Sherry Fan: out of all the fine dining places in seattle, this doesn’t necessarily have the best food, but it undoubtedly has the best service and atmosphere. i appreciate that there is a formal dress code as it really elevates the ambiance of the meal. the service is truly unmatched; you feel very welcomed and the staff takes care of every aspect of your experience. the view is probably one of the best in seattle. however, for the price point, the food is merely good. there certainly were dishes that blew my mind, but this was maybe 2 out of the 10 dishes we tried. the drinks again were good, but not particularly special. again at this price point i would expect the food and drinks to be more singular.

Girish Shekhar: On my first visit to a fine dining establishment in Seattle, I was treated to a truly exceptional experience. Despite the set menu, the staff graciously accommodated our requests, showcasing their dedication to personalized service. From the moment we arrived, the valet and welcoming staff set the tone for a memorable evening. Each expertly prepared course was a masterful fusion of rich flavors, with every bite a testament to the chef's culinary artistry. The entire experience was a symphony of warmth, elegance, and gastronomic delight.Note : This is not a traditional dining experience in Seattle so make sure to dress up with suits, sport coat and dresses.Vegetarian options: They have a vegetarian set menu.

Chris Roach: Absolutely incredible dining experience. Was fortunate enough to attend a dinner lecture series in the upstairs section. Some of the most delicate and delicious cuisine I have ever had. Most amazing salmon I have ever tasted.Dietary restrictions: Staff were very considerate and careful to ask about dietary restrictions and offered vegetarian/options for their set menu

James Edward: 由於疾病，我有一些非常特殊的飲食需求。儘管有套餐，但他們非常願意提供服務，沒有錯過任何一個節拍，並表現出真正的水平。食物很美味而且做得很好。套餐菜單是一種經典的高檔餐廳食物（鮭魚），做得很好。特殊餐點：我吃肉，但我不能吃高纖維食物或麩質和其他一些東西。

Sarah Tyler-Peterson: Amazing food, atmosphere, and ambiance. Our server, who we later learned was the owner and chef, was phenomenal. He was personable and attentive. Definitely recommend this little gem in Eastlake! We look forward to returning to Pomodoro Ristorante on future adventures to Seattle!

Matthieu Maitre: , cozy ambiance

Joclyn Cook: This restaurant is the one and only of it's kind. It is a Italian-Spanish fusion, with fresh, modern, unique, well blended flavors. This is one of the only restaurants that I have ever come across where I was surprised by the intensity and complexity of flavors.They start you off with bread and this pesto guacamole fusion. The herbs are fresh and you can taste a hint of smokiness. Unique and well balanced. Very fresh and light.The Ceasers salad we ordered was very fresh. I mean the dressing, the fresh cut lettuce, and the freshly ground Parmesan, and the croutons were nice and crunchy. I can't get over how fresh the dressing tasted. The fresh pepper they placed on top gave it a nice bold flavor that brought out the smokey flavor of the sardines from the dressing. It was very creamy.For our entrés, we ordered the minila clams and linguine with the apricot chicken. Both had more of that smokiness and fresh herbs. The clams were exquisite with the hint of whatever the red droets we're around the rim of the plate. The chicken was juicy, sweet from the apricot, yet savory with the pomodoro noodles that was served on the side. Mixing the two paired very well.For dessert we ordered the spamoni ice cream and créme brulee. The spamoni ice cream was the best I've tasted ever. The créme brulee was fresh and had the light smooth contrasting with the crunchy sugar top.To add to the wonderful food, I can not express how amazing the service was. Very personable and kind. Gave wonderful suggestions on where to go around Seattle pertainent to our likes. The decor was light and fitting for the type of cousine.Vegetarian options: They had organic vegan optionsDietary restrictions: Gluten free pasta available upon request. Parking: The parking is free nearby. Kid-friendliness: I brought my 4 year old and they were kind and courteous. No kid options or coloring pages, but there is food kids can eat. Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchair accessible. Tight fit, but doable. The bathroom, however, is not wheelchair friendly.

Shaun Kim: Good service and foods. Will go again.

Morgan: Delicious food, great service, and the waiter was very helpful and entertaining.

Ana Short: Delicious tapas and Italian food. It was 15 years between visits and the food was still amazing.

Generous Yeh: . One of our friends had their birthday and was extremely warmed as well with a delicious cake and jolly happy birthday. We came last minute unsure where to go, but were greatly pleased.Everything was good. No, everything was fantastic. I'm not sure I can pick a favorite, will definitely be back to try more and even reorder many of the entrees, no question. I could close my eyes and point at any item knowing it'll be amazing. Portion sizes were also much larger than initially expected. We figured we'd still be hungry after and are used to smaller, but expensive plates at other restaurants. We even planned out other food options but, those weren't needed at all.

Jason McColly: Fantastic menu and fantastic food. Unfortunately I'm ignorant I can't pronounce the dishes without butchering it but the food came out great and I really enjoyed the ambience. It was hotter than hell in there when we ate but it didn't get in the way of our five star dinner. Wonderful service as well. Very entertaining server.

RT Shaw: . As much as I would have loved to tell you the details of each plate, it was overwhelming and just flat out amazing. Depth of flavor, crunchy, soft, chewy, hot, cold, spicy, comfort, refined, and on and on and on...amazing food. It's all prepared at the open kitchen if you want to marvel at their chef prep skills too. For those looking for a night out with not only quality food, but also some of the best service ever. Must experience.Vegetarian options: Tell them your dietary restrictions and they will accommodateDietary restrictions: Vegan, vegetarian, no red meat, allergies, preferences

Hyunseok Gil: I was extremely impressed with the fish dishes that the restaurant offered as alternatives for those my family couldn't consume. The quality of the pre-main courses was so high that, by comparison, the main dish appeared somewhat average. Both the service and the food reflected fine dining standards, yet the ambiance was comfortably relaxed, which made our meal more enjoyable. The only drawback was the absence of a designated parking lot, which was a minor inconvenience.

Kyle “AcidRayne” Timmons: Great place for stopping after a hard day of work. Claire was an absolute gem. She served us and literally put up me asking so many questions.I had the duck and it was just as good a five sales in Vancouver BC. Just amazing.And here is the green drink I asked for. We call it the Ben 10. Ask for it today too!

Henry SooHoo: Service was very friendly and speedy. The servers were patient and answered questions we had about the options as well as attentive about refilling beverages. The food itself was decent but I would not say special. The Turkish apricot waffles were novel but too sweet in my opinion. Even forgoing the syrup, I struggled to eat the last few saccharine bites.

Michael Williams: The service provided by the gentleman, was as good as the dish! The best, most creative rendition of lox on toast that I have had. The ricotta was a revelation. The jammy hard oiled eggs perfect. Giant YUM.Vegetarian options: The lox is terrific; you can substitute non-meat in place of

STEVE CUMMINGS: Everything was perfect. from the complimentary valet parking to the post-WW II dark wooden interior We had Thanksgiving dinner here and the service was just excellent. Attentive, but not pushy or robotic. For a hotel restaurant, prices were reasonable. Best part of our experience was the welcoming notice at the bottom of a real menu asking us not to use electronic devices or cell phones. Everyplace should have such a polite request highlighted. I live here but we seldom frequent hotel restaurants.

Swanky Christy: . Service was very good, chef came and talk to us as well as a restaurant manager and we shared our feedback. Overall we had a good experience here and as a downtown locals we will consider this restaurant when we want nice Mediterranean cuisine.

Yan Sun: This is a restaurant that is very, very worth visiting. The reason why it gets four points is based on my own usual evaluation system. In a place like Downtown, the taste needs to be very distinctive to match the location and customer base. And parking is so difficult. It's fine here.We ordered the appetizer of tiger prawns, seafood barbecue and seafood pot. They are all signs. The appetizer base includes mango and cherry tomatoes. The tiger prawns are not too big, and the tail after cooking is only as big as a six- or seven-year-old child's little finger. But it tastes really great. My kids raved about the side dishes. There are chickpeas on the bottom of the seafood pot, and the soup is a little spicy and very delicious. Pair it with clams, shrimps, and the sweetness of the seafood is brought out. The seafood at Grill, the snow crab legs are average, but fortunately they are plump. Two pieces of corn may have different origins, one is sweet and the other is dry. The shrimp is excellent. The sausage that goes with it is great.The child ordered two flavors of ice cream and didn't expect it at all, so I can't comment on the dessert.The service is super good, which is rare in Seattle. The atmosphere is very good, which shows that the quality of the surrounding residents is very high.

Jade Kelley: . I absolutely love the ambiance too. It’s a true wine bar vibe. Shoutout to Robin, our waitress that had amazing energy.

Marcie Swazer: Zero complaints. Their food was all top notch quality bursting with flavor. We ordered the octopus, the 1/2 dozen oysters, crab fritters and the shaved Brussels sprouts with edamame. My husband went crazy over the Brussels, do not skip!Their cocktails were too good and very strong. You can tell they use quality ingredients.Robyn was our server and made us feel very welcomed right away. The hostess was also very nice. Robyn was very informative about the dishes and drinks and helped us decide what to order based on our own tastes. She was attentive but not overly attentive.The vibe and decor was also really fun. We’d absolutely come back to try more dishes and drinks!

Austin Seabert: You can build stuff with their menus! This is a game changer during a night out and quite possibly the single greatest aspect about this "Midwestern home" themed bar.

Mark Lucht: Not always the cheapest option, but great if you're going with a group of friends. Mostly southern inspried food.... I like their shrimp and grits. Good beer selection. Cocktails are fancy and expensive.