Seek out this tiny gem of a restaurant secreted above the Pike Place Market for romantic, intimate, new American dining with superior service and a great view. The seasonally changing prix fixe menu is available in either three or four courses and most of the prix fixe items can also be ordered a la carte, except on Fridays and Saturdays.
Serving a Mediterranean cuisine dominated by seafood,...
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After 5pm, park all night in the Pike Place Market garage for just a buck. The entrance is at 1531 Western Ave. Valet service is available Thursday through Sunday after 6pm under the neon sign and clock.
The Scene Long beloved for its sweeping views of Elliot Bay and whisper-worthy perch above Pike Place Market, this European-flavored bistro underwent a graceful change in ownership in 2004. Regulars will be happy to see that much has remained the same, from the hushed atmosphere and crisp linens to the warm-hearted, detail-oriented service. It's easy to imagine that the dimly lit...
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited July 22, 2007)
In Short Just a doorway removed from the romantic Chez Shea, this little bistro evokes an entirely different mood. Both are on the third floor of the Pike Place Market's Corner Market building, with views through half-moon windows of Elliott Bay. Both share the same kitchen, and Chez Shea's daily soup and appetizer turn up, along with the courses of the prix fixe menu available a la...
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Posted by Contributor
on April 21, 2009, (Edited September 15, 2004)
My husband and I celebrated our 10th wedding anniversary here and I just want to do it all over again, and again! We had the Chef's tasting menu with seven courses:
1-Starting with oysters on the half shell. Now I am not usually into oysters- it's a texture thing- but these were delicious! half of them had a pink grapefruit compote and the other half had a pickled cucumber salad which was my...
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Since I'm relatively new to the area, I am looking for unique places that I can return to when the occasion warrants it. This place will stay on my list. It's a romantic spot tucked away in the most touristy area in Seattle -- right above Pike Place Market. If you're in town with your sigother, make reservations--which are all but mandatory due to the very limited seating -- and enjoy the...
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Posted by kwp
on April 21, 2009, (Edited November 24, 2008)
You can tell when a chef loves food and this one does! Setting was beautiful and the tasting course was amazing. Wish I had been there with someone other than a coworker. Next time.
Posted by denagawa
on April 21, 2009, (Edited October 26, 2008)