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I was in for the first time about a week back, it's a great musical venue. And the service was great - our bartender was very accommodating and took great care of us.Kudos to The Croc for having a…
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By far the best sushi restaurant in Seattle. Great service and fresh, fresh, fresh. The atmosphere is a little lacking in frills but inviting nonetheless.
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Eater NationalParsing the Seattle Times' Star Ratings for RestaurantsEater NationalIn Seattle, a city that prides itself on its food reputation, the term "four-star restaurant" doesn't really exist. The only critical entity in town that awards stars is the Seattle Times, though they're tucked into the review without much fanfare. ...
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"Welcome, sir. Are you a Marriott Rewards Member.""uh, no.""Oh... In that case, SIR, please follow the stairs down 5 flights into a basement, take a left, you will see a hole, climb in it and crawl…
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Restaurant review Brave Horse Tavern is South Lake Union's rumpus roomThe Seattle TimesA renovated remnant of old Seattle in a crook of Amazon's new headquarters, it houses a triumvirate of Tom Douglas restaurants. The rambunctious clamor that exhales from the open casement windows upstairs doesn't come from dim, romantic Cuoco or tiny ...and more »
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Guess this is a private club now! As a semi-regular who spends a good bit of money at South Pacific I was denied entry 7/9/11 due to a Parrot Head Convention? Regular customers were given no notice…
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Nice, friendly atmosphere and good food. Unfortunately, the staff prevaricates a bit to up the ticket.
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Reviewing the Review: Shuffling the ScheduleSeattle Weekly (blog)I really liked it, and gave the restaurant what one Tweeter characterized as a rare positive review. (For other readers keeping count, I'd put 5.33 of my nine Seattle Weekly reviews in the positive column--jamming Tom Douglas' three South Lake Union ...
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