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Fireside Room

900 Madison St
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 622-6400
hotelsorrento.com
4.5 star rating based on 60 reviews
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Hours
Daily 11:30am-1am  
Status: Closed  
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tel: (206) 622-6400

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tel: (206) 343-6155

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A Full Service Restaurant -Italian Gourmet ,Pizza,Pasta,Veal,Steaks,Chicken,Salmon, Ect-Serving Beer &

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Posted by Citysearch on November 11, 2009

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Intimate Italian restaurant located at 16 Peterborough Street, right around the corner from the Landsdowne and Boylston Street nightclubs. Gourmet pasta dishes, great pizza, fresh and varied salad selections make this a nice date place also. Good variety of appetizers, desserts, beer, wine and cordials. Inexpensive, entrees priced from $9-$15. Also does backstage catering to Boston bands.
Posted by clubzone on July 02, 2008

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Posted by discoverourtown on June 26, 2009

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Focusing on a northwestern American cuisine with a menu dominated by seafood, this is a fine dining restaurant. Expect the average entrée to cost roughly $20 to $30, and dress formal -- jacket is required.
Posted by dinesite on November 13, 2008

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Location. Situated in Seattle, Wash., the Sorrento Hotel is seven blocks from Washington State
Convention & Trade Center, and one mile from Seattle Waterfront and Pioneer Square.

Property Features.Opened in 1908, the Sorrento Hotel features complimentary wireless Internet access.
Dining options include The Hunt Club, Fireside Room, and Piazza Capri. The Hunt Club serves
Mediterranean... more
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Free parking behind the restaurant.
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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With the ballpark situated just around the corner, the restaurant attracts healthy pre- and post-game crowds; so plan accordingly. (Reservations are taken only for groups of six or more.)
Posted by Citysearch on April 21, 2009

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Pick up the restaurant's takeout menu for a couple of wallet-friendly coupons.
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Editorial Reviews from the web

Hidden, casual pizza joint near the Fenway impresses with standout ingredients and pleasant surroundings.

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The Scene Canestaro's is mostly known as a popular takeout option for neighborhood students and professionals (and the odd Red Sox player). But it also offers a pair of comfy dining environments (an expansive sidewalk patio, and an attractive, sunny dining room) in which to enjoy its huge pasta dishes and homemade desserts. Youthful servers are pleased to keep water glasses and... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited February 25, 2007)

Influenced by the Sorrento Hotel's Italianate exterior, this sidewalk cafe revives European-style al fresco dining--even in inclement weather.

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In Short Wannabe expats and Italian food aficionados sit at the smattering of tables along the Sorrento's east sidewalk, safely protected from the elements by a cadre of patio umbrellas and heat lamps. The traditional menu includes a Salumi antipasto platter, grilled striped bass with Sicilian lemon butter sauce for two and lemon sage flan for dessert. Like at the adjacent Hunt Club,... more
Posted by Anna Roth on April 21, 2009, (Edited October 10, 2006)

Posh, yet comfortable lounge housed in the lobby of the Sorrento Hotel.

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The Scene Lavish accommodations help travelers and nine-to-fivers unwind in this dark, respectful den. From a central polished wood pillar, original panels of Honduran mahogany radiate from the ceiling and line the octagon-shaped chamber. Wingback chairs and soft divans, cushioned in muted vermilions, chocolates and greens, intersperse with dark wood coffee tables, marble-topped... more
Posted by Contributor on April 21, 2009, (Edited August 13, 2006)
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who gave this place five stars?? I was thinking maybe 2.

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We got the mussels appetizer, chicken cacciatore special and the veal marsala.

Pros: The atmosphere is a laid-back and the place was bustling, but we were able to get a seat on a Friday night. The service was friendly and the long menu has something for everyone. The mussels were ok. The vegetables in my pasta were fresh and not super-soggy.

Cons: The garlic bread they brought out was cold.... more
Posted by pickyonparkdrive on October 02, 2009

CANESTARO - Great food, friendly people, lovely surroundings

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Just steps from Fenway Park is A GEM OF A PLACE! Canestaro, I have loved it for years, but am surprised that some people still haven't discovered it. It's just around the corner from Fenway Park on Peterborough St (where Park Drive starts). They have a nice dining room, small bar & a great outdoor patio, plus a parking lot in the back. The food is wonderful -- great pastas and, I would... more
Posted by George12 on June 22, 2009

My parents would like this place.

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I read an article in seattle magazine featuring up and coming places in seattle. The fireside Room in the Hilton was listed. First off this place has been here for quite some time and cudos to them for trying to change the image by adding a happy hour to get a younger crowd in. Secondly if you want to have people come in for a happy hour perhaps it would be best if you had specific menus for... more
Posted by corndog85 on April 21, 2009, (Edited March 01, 2009)
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