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    Eldr

    4.5 (22 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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    Seattle Restaurant Week
    Ada M.

    Everything that touches the open wood fire grill tasted amazing! My favorite is the wagyu beef which is tender and with a smoky crust. The apple strudel is so heart-warming. The rest of the food was ok where the cured rockfish was quite salty and the pork terrine was a bit hard. The carrot cheesecake has tiny shreds where it's not as creamy. Our server was serving a lot of tables so service was getting slower as the meal went on but the waitress was very professional and super helpful. Like the cozy atmosphere with the open kitchen but my clothes and hair smelled smoky afterwards. It is a good deal during the Seattle Restaurant Week and there's an automatic 22% service charge.

    Shawana L.

    Ambiance - 5/5 Service - 3/5 Food - 4.5/5 Love the vibes of this place. Try to get a seat at the chef's counter since that's where all the action is. The grilled cabbage and steak for 2 was the highlight of our meal. Service was average, didn't really feel like the staff was very enthusiastic about the patron's dining experience and just did the bare minimum.

    Steak for 2
    Brian T.

    Giving this lovely establishment a 4.5/5, but this small but mighty restaurant knows its food and flavors. Mind you that they add a 22% charge to cover gratuity + service charge for the restaurant - my gripe comes back to haunt me. Tip: make a reservation if you can! This place was jam packed when we arrived at 6:45 and even more packed when we left. Service was sublime when we arrived for our reservation, and we were promptly seated close to the kitchen, which was awesome as we could see the chefs in action. Always a nice +1 entertainment as we waited for our food. My wife and I ordered: Bitter Greens Clams Black Cod Steak for 2 Tiramisu The bitter greens were actually quite delightful and a great appetizer. I loved the Parmesan cheese that was drizzled on top of the greens, and the cilantro and mint complimented the bitterness of the dish. The figs added a nice sweetness to it too - we just wished we could have more of it. Overall, solid 4/5. We could have done without the clams - don't think it's worth its hefty price. The clams were great though, and tbh the grilled bread was the highlight, as dipping it with the coconut sauce was delicious. My wife basically took a spoon and drank that like a soup. Solid dish, but not worth it in my humble opinion (don't want to give a rating here). The black cod was pretty tasty, but I felt it lacked flavor. It was super light and dainty, which my wife loved, but I was looking for some more oomph and salt to it. It was presented beautifully on the dish though, and it's a nice dish for any seafood lovers out there. I was done after a few bites, and I let my wife devour the rest. 3/5 for me. The steak for 2 was the highlight - Eldr knows it's meat! The steak itself was seasoned lightly (I guess that's a thing here?), but the chimichurri sauce....oh that chimichurri sauce. That added the right kick to the meat and was the saving grace. I could use that sauce for my morning bread, afternoon tea, cereal... Jokes aside, this was a pretty hefty dish that satiated our appetite and did a good job making both of us full. 4.5/5 The tiramisu was fantastic - one of the best, if not, the best tiramisu I've had in Seattle. Dense but light, which on paper doesn't make sense, but at Eldr, it does. 5/5 Overall, Eldr was a treat. Be prepared to shell out some dough, but the meal was solid and my wife and I left happy and satisfied. I think the unique flavors were delightful, but it was also pretty subtle and light (I wish there could be a little more spark to it). But happy to come back again for another special occasion!

    Lasagna
    Grace C.

    Cute date night spot that is very true to GH group form. Menu is split up between appetizers, main dish and large dishes to share amongst two. It's American fine dining done well in an open fire. Everything was really tasty and service was good- a tad slow but I do think it's the nature of cooking with open fire. The hanger steak was really good- highly recommend. Also for women- your hair will smell like a camp fire if you don't put it up.

    First Course
    Valerie Y.

    I have been recommended Eldr a couple times, so excited to hear about a new tasting menu place in Seattle! I thought they had awesome items on the menu and I really appreciate the thought put into the composition of it. I also found out from our server that the menu basically changes every single day! - Oysters (1st): Really good, the scampi butter was awesome - Scallop (1st): This was alright, I felt like I couldn't really taste the scallop amongst the other things - Crab & Potatoes (1st): The salsa macha really worked with the dungeness crab and the potatoes, I liked this - Zucchini (1st): This was good - Spaetzle (2nd): I haven't had spaetzle this good before! The bits of bone marrow and beef rib were awesome contrasts to the pieces of pasta. I wish this dish went on and on. - Hanger Steak (3rd): As the main course, this was disappointing. I felt like our steak was overcooked/charred and the meat was not very flavorful. I actually liked the rapini on the side a little more than the steak. - Caramelized Pear (4th): This was by far my favorite dish. I am so happy we ended on this one! The creme fraiche went so well with the brandy sauce. They do only give you half a pear though. The food was pretty great, but I was overall just not a fan of the price point. The tasting menu for $90 pp would have made sense if each person at the table got their own portion, however every single item was shared. I was especially disappointed by the main course, which is why I only give three stars for this experience. I really was a fan of the dishes, especially what I saw at other tables, so I would definitely come back and try items off the menu.

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    Brandon L.

    My wife and I did the tasting menu and it was worth every bite. We suggest the counter to see the chefs work and to listen to the tomfoolery. Side note: saw the lasagna. Need the lasagna...will be back for the lasagna

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    Karena T.

    Taste: 5/5 Value: 4/5 Presentation: 5/5 Service: 5/5 Ambiance: 5/5 Dips are a must try! Wish they came with crackers or bread by default instead of having to also have 16 doll bread service to eat the dips

    Gracious owner Brian and I in a selfie near the bar.
    Don L.

    My wife, Tricia, and I had dinner at Eldr. last Saturday. It was a spur of the moment thought, cocktails and dinner,. We made a quick reservation on line (highly recommended) and went down the street to dine at the new spot in the neighborhood. We had a lovely dinner and experience. From the chef's daily skewer's, the bitter greens, and the smoked scallop crudo, all delicious and the staff (and owner Brian) were fantastic. We can highly recommend Eldr. for all of our neighbors and friends to go and experience.

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    Sit at the bar and have an experience far beyond your typical night out for dinner. Shockingly vegetarian friendly. Enjoy!

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    The service was great, ambiance was fantastic with the open kitchen, but the food was ok. I expected it to be better ‍

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    Pink Salt will always have a warm place in my heart. It is where we enjoyed our first dinner in…read moreWashington. Relocating from California has had its challenges but dinner was not one of them, thanks to Pink Salt. We were hungry after checking into our Airbnb and this restaurant was right up the street in Magnolia's cute little downtown area. The ambience is neat and inviting. Peruvian food is a favorite of our family and we needed to get some real comfort food. This did not disappoint! The service was great. Very friendly server with good knowledge of the menu. Our dishes arrived quickly, and it was all hot and absolutely delicious. We were so pleased! We ordered the seafood rice, black cod risotto and lomo saltado. Incredible! Each dish was a crowd pleaser. We will be coming here often. Congrats and thank you to the staff for making our first dinner a beautiful memory! We are not easily impressed;)

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    Some friends recommended we come here because of how great the steaks are, and I'm so glad we did!…read moreWe were seated almost immediately upon arriving, which was awesome, and ended up enjoying our meal out on the patio area. Our server was friendly, answered all of our questions about the menu, and gave some great recommendations, which made choosing what to order much easier. I ended up getting the Dry Aged Steak Frites from the Happy Hour menu and OMG!! The steak, cooked medium, was incredibly juicy and tender!! I was so sad when I got down to the last bite lol As for the Russet French Fries, they were perfectly seasoned and just the right size. I especially enjoyed dipping them into the Fermented Chili Aioli. To which I was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't actually spicy, given that I do have a pretty low spice tolerance lol. Overall, I'd definitely come back again! :)

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    The next time I was here, I made sure to get here incredibly early to get the lamb neck korma pie…read more I made a reservation at 5:30 to guarantee it. Based on availability, I probably could've walked in around an hour later and been fine, but didn't want to risk it since they only make like 30 in a day. To my great surprise, the dish came out just a couple minutes after ordering. It seems like the pie is already pre-made and they just pour korma over the top before serving. The server assured me that one would be for one person, so we each got one. From the moment it's presented, this looks like nothing you've seen before. The colors of the beige korma washing over the sturdy brown pastry is just a visually striking image. What's even crazier is there's so much that's obscured by this initial plating - things that you find out as you dig into the dish. After the first layer of pastry, the dish descends into a massive layer of lamb neck meat. And when I say massive, I mean the meat is so densely packed together into this pie you're left wondering how they fit so much into what's not a big shell diameter-wise. So, how is everything? It's amazingly good, at least for the first 3/4ths of the meal. I have to start with the pie crust, or the pastry shell, which is just perfect. The way it retains its shape, refusing to break down until real pressure is applied, is ridiculous. The texture is incredibly sturdy, and the taste is phenomenal. No matter what was placed inside this crust I would still enjoy it. It's crunchy, buttery, the inside wall is flaky, and the absolute highlight here. The korma is also very good. While certainly a westernized version of the sauce, lacking any spiciness and turning way more on the sweet side, it's still got enough flavor to be a great complement to the main pie. I do think a more acidic and spicy would've help offset the fattiness of the center item, but this sauce was still delicious on its own. Lastly, the lamb neck was great. Super fatty, of course, but braised to perfection, resulting in meat that's tender and melt in your mouth. Like I mentioned, there's an insane portion of meat here. Of course, this is all great until about 2/3 to 3/4th through the pie, where you begin to really feel the effects of an insane overload of fat. I can eat a lot of food, but this really started to wear on me. Here's where I have some slight issues - I think a) the inability to counteract the fat present and b) the amount of lamb neck needs to be toned down a bit, as ironic as asking for less meat might sound. One might have the attitude that if they're paying so much, might as well give them the most meat possible - but in my opinion, the best dishes are truly about balance. And when you can't expect someone to eat a dish and feel good about it afterwards, that's not the hallmark of a great dish. This could've been avoided if the server had mentioned that one pie could be split between two people, but that's not what she recommended. This resulted both me and my companion not finishing the meal, which I absolutely hate to do, but I was left with no choice in this case. The other part is the price. Each pie cost $50 each, which is a significant amount. Additionally, there was a 22% automatic tip even for a party of two, which is just way too high. The server didn't even tell us about this automatic tip which resulted in unintentionally tipping more on the tip pad. I would not hesitate to refer to this restaurant as overpriced. Overall, it's a truly inventive dish that's one of my favorite things I've eaten in Seattle, but the price and portion complicate things slightly. 9/10

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    Eldr - tradamerican - Updated June 2026

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