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Help us make it rightGet transported to a different time and place at The Can Can in Seattle. This wondrous cabaret and kitchen is sure to excite all your senses. The menu features delectable delights of France and Italy made from the cookbooks of ancestors. The cocktails and drinks are as extravagant as everything else and Can Can is the only place in Seattle to have authentic Absinthe on their drinks menu. And to...
Open from 6:00pm - 2:00am everyday! Happy Hour Sunday through Thursday 6:00pm - 8:00pm, and 11:00pm to close. Cabaret/Burlesque shows with our resident dancers the Can Can Castaways are on Wednesdays at 7:30pm, Fridays at 7:30pm and 10:30pm, and Saturdays at 7:30pm and 10:30pm.
Right at the entrance to Pike Place Market, you'll find this Moulin Rouge-inspired cabaret, which stages neo-burlesque shows, Django Reinhardt-style jazz performances, and other forms of obscure and imaginative retro entertainment. Yes, the ladies in petticoats really do kick up their heels here!
For less than the price of a movie, you get to see a goateed gent wearing bright blue mascara and a full-body fishnet stocking doing backflips on a ropelike contraption to a remix of The Knife: welcome to The Can Can; can you dig? While you're watching, try the fennel dusted potatoes finished with pecorino cheese, or the wild mushroom rigatoni with black truffle oil, as the bites here aren't an...
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Romance is in the air at this atmospheric Pike Place supper club, nudged along by intimate nooks, Parisian music, low lighting, wall murals of can-can dancers, candlelight--and...
Seriously the best Greek yogurt I've ever had. Better than ice cream. Thankful I asked if we could mix flavours, lemon cheesecake with pumpkin pie, for real. My goodness, it's so worth it. Can't wait for our next trip to Seattle, this will verify our first stop from now on.
Have it for breakfast, lunch, snacks, dessert, it's so good it doesn't matter. We actually threw it in the freezer and had it for desert.
When you go to Ellenos, forget that you're about to ask for yogurt. Not ice cream. Not frozen yogurt. Yogurt. Like the kind you get in the dairy aisle next to pudding. The selection is small batch with rotating seasonal flavors displayed just like an ice cream parlor. Ask for samples. Lots of them. They are ALL fantastic. Creamy, perfectly...
Ellenos yogurt is tangy, refreshing, and all of the combinations they have available are great for breakfast or as a snack. Very filling, so not much is needed for a mini meal. My favorites are any of the berries, passion fruit, and the lemon curd.
The yogurt is so rich and creamy! It takes like mascarpone cheese! The staff are very nice and friendly.
Love the yogurt plain without the wonderful toppings. Well worth the search for this yogurt! Hopefully it will be sold in more stores one day.
Can Can's serves delectable food from 6PM-Close. Our menu, inspired by French & Italian cuisine, is made with market fresh ingredients and recipes from Grandma's cookbook. We also have an impressive happy hour menu served Tuesday-Sunday from 6PM-Close. In addition to our food, be sure to try wine from our lengthy, hand-picked wine list or luxurious cocktails made from scratch with fresh...
Dining! Entertainment! Cocktails! Can Can is one of Seattle's most celebrated, award winning nightspots in the city. Located in the heart of the Pike Place Market in downtown Seattle, Can Can's underground setting is evocative of Paris at the turn of the 20th century. Just look down...we're located under the 1st Avenue sidewalk directly beneath the 1st & Pike Flower Shop. Don't forget we also...
Get transported to a different time and place at The Can Can in Seattle. This wondrous cabaret and kitchen is sure to excite all your senses. The menu features delectable delights of France and Italy made from the cookbooks of ancestors. The cocktails and drinks are as extravagant as everything else and Can Can is the only place in Seattle to have authentic Absinthe on their drinks menu. And to...
A relative newcomer to the Seattle scene, this high-energy venue provides a little bit of everything – cabaret-style performances, cocktails enlivened with freshly-squeezed fruit juices, and an ambitious menu of inventive appetizers and entrees. In-house dance troupe The Contábellas alternate waitressing duties with rousing performances; afterwards, a variety of live music can be heard....
Happy hour runs Tuesday through Sunday from 4:30pm to 6:30pm, with great deals on drinks and appetizers.
Drinks are made fresh at the bar--try the East of Eden, made with raspberry vodka, cucumber and fresh-squeezed lime.
Look up--the lavender-tinted skylights lead directly to First Avenue.
After 10pm, a cover might apply some nights depending on the entertainment.
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