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    Mary Pickford and Espresso Martini
    Autumn d.

    I really enjoyed the atmosphere of this restaurant. Your order at the counter, they give you a number and you find a table. Seating is limited but it didn't get too busy one a Friday evening. The hours are pretty limited as well. Staff were very friendly! We ordered an espresso martini and the Mary Pickford. The espresso martini wasn't great unfortunately and the Marty Pickford was stiff. We ordered the Greek fries to start which were yummy but needed more feta and tzatziki. The fries themselves were fresh and seemed to be hand cut. For mains we ordered puttanesca with gluten free noodles and the ravioli. The puttanesca was quite acidic and a small portion. My partner didn't care for the ravioli. To end the night we ordered a glass of wine and burnt sugar banana and rum phosphate. They have a great selection of wine and I enjoyed the phosphate. I think we will need to give this place a few more tries until we decide. I will say this place can get spendy if you plan to drink more than one drink per person.

    Danielle H.

    I enjoyed this restaurant in Fremont! I tried their pasta and boozy phosphate. I don't know if I would try either again, but they were nice. My friend tried a different pasta than me (the ragu) and it was much better. Counter service was not totally my vibe. I prefer getting to sit with a menu and have a server find me, but I was happy with the overall experience.

    Ragu and carbonara
    Tali S.

    I really enjoyed this place! My brother and I split a few appetizers and mains. The Burrata & eggplant bruschetta was delicious and I'd get it again. The cauliflower app was too sweet for my liking. The star of the meal was the Ragu pasta. The flavors were perfect, it was fresh and not too heavy, and the squiggly pasta is the PERFECT shape for the sauce. The carbonara was cold by the time we started eating it (but that's our fault for talking too long). Overall great place for decent prices. My only qualm is their beer options seemed a bit limited, and it was chillier inside than I'd hope (although they had heaters overhead). Would come back here for sure!

    Amatriciana
    Theresa G.

    So delicious! We had the pasta carbonara and amatriciana. Nothing beats the fresh pasta! You know you're going to have a good meal when you can smell the food a block away! Service was quick and the interior decor was eclectic! Wish we had room for dessert!

    Bacon wrapped dates; Negroni and red sangria
    Aliya N.

    OMG! This is a Huge hidden gem. You must come here. Do not walk by. The food was off the charts good & should be serving in a very high class fancy restaurant. We had their Negroni - outstanding. Smooth, delicious and not flammable. The seasonal ravioli with sweet corn and ricotta, lime-cilantro oil.. amazing. No joke. I ordered one to-go to have later. Elote Ravioli. My husband had their Carbonara which melted in you mouth in flavor. Recommend. We can't wait to come back and try more from the menu. We're diehards after One Visit!

    Cranberry ginger mule - vodka, sparkling cranberry juice, ginger, and lime
    Adley V.

    We went to this funky little spot for an early dinner on a Friday at 5 PM. We were the first to arrive and welcomed in by a kind man with a gray beard. We'd never been before, so we asked questions about the menu and different items to order. We started off with a couple of cocktails, the cranberry ginger mule, and the pineapple daiquiri. The ginger mule was very good. It was not too sweet, and the ginger flavor had a subtle but spicy flavor. The daiquiri wasn't your typical daiquiri and had fresh pineapple and lime flavors. However, the drink itself is deceiving (i.e., strong with alcohol yet extremely drinkable). So, depending on your tolerance, one, maybe two of these should suffice. Next, we ordered the oxtail poutine. Not what I expected when I thought of poutine. The red sauce over the poutine had a good balance of sweet and acidity with the pickled red onions. The oxtail meat was tender and served over a bed of fresh cut, homemade fries. The poutine had a grated parmesan sprinkled over the top that complimented the dish very well. Finally, we ordered the amatriciana (fresh squid ink bucatini w/tomato, garlic, chili, squid, and house-cured lardon), and the Porchetta sandwich (pork shoulder spiced and smoked w/bread and butter pickles, pickled red onion, gremolata aioli, and arugula). The squid ink pasta was fresh, and the noodles tasted handmade and with love. The squid wasn't chewy, and the sauce had a bit of spice. The porchetta had a smokey flavor, but it was a tad dry. The butter pickles and the aioli help add some moisture back to the meat, and the arugula added a nice citrusy/fresh bite. Overall, we had a good experience at the restaurant, and we will definitely be back to try some of their other small plates and cocktails! 4.5/5!

    Katie W.

    Cute, casual spot in Fremont. Eclectic but good menu - cocktails and poutine were delicious. Not my favorite pasta in Seattle, but still good! Fun ambiance.

    Puttanesca
    Brenna C.

    This place was a wonderful Saturday night surprise! I had walked by the place several times and wanted to try it just because of the vibe-- think bright purple paint for the exterior and black and white checkered floor. It's counter service style, but they have QR codes at the tables so you can grab a seat and scope out their menu before ordering. We went ahead with the pastas because we were starving, and they did not disappoint! The was outstanding. There was just enough brine from the squid ink noodles to cut the fat from the lardon. The sauce was super fresh, and there were nice big chunks of savory lardon. ($17) The puttanesca was also very fresh. The anchovy, bright tomato, and olives all complimented each other for a well-rounded dish. ($15) They also have a good wine menu and fun cocktails! TL;DR: This is a super fun spot with a cool vibe, delicious food, and great wine at a reasonable price!

    Puttanesca
    Ally S.

    This place has some super solid options for people who are gluten free/celiac. Really interesting decor and decently priced. Overall, pretty good!

    Jenel O.

    One of my favorite things about this place is that you can order a half sandwich! Sounds like "no big deal" but when you want to try a few different items, Esters' gives you the opportunity to do so without waste! Food was good and tasty and would be a fun place to come with friends to eat and have a glass of wine. Kale salad - I think I would skip this if I came again. It wasn't anything special and the kale was tough. The braised beef cheek sandwich was good, tasty! My kids had a grilled cheese and tomato bisque and enjoyed both.

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    Kiana C.

    Forgot to take a picture because it was so delicious... my favorite sandwich from Esters is the porchetta panini. The combination of flavors is just perfect. Would highly recommend getting this sandwich if you love pickled stuff - it comes jam packed with house made pickles and red pickled onions! The sauce on it is also delicious, and the pork very flavorful without being greasy. This sandwich will definitrly become one of my go to meals when in Fremont. The inside is also super cute, and on Thursdays they give free (small plate) paella with drink purchases! It always smells amazing as well!!! Wonderfully nice cashiers and servers.

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    I love Esters. As a celiac, it's just so darn easy to eat here. Counter service, which honestly I prefer. Arty ambiance. What's not to like?

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    Esther's has good food, fun drinks and great atmosphere. Cozy place to dine out. Just overall good vibes.

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    Awesome happy hour specials! The food was really delicious. Lots of yummy fermented cocktails and other drinks too.

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    The best restaurant in Seattle! Best wine, best pasta, best vibes, best service! Bacon wrapped dates are amazing as well.

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    Georgetown

    I was here for a work party and loved the food. Upon exploring the website, we saw their Nonnakase…read moreoption and decided to splurge on a reservation when we had family in town. BEST IDEA EVER. It was legitimately one of the best dinners I have ever had. There were 9 courses total, and everything the chef brought out was incredible. The service was wonderful and personal and attentive from the chef to the bartender to the wine director. So while I already would recommend this place to any serious fan of Italian cuisine, I cannot speak highly enough of the Nonnakase experience. Absolutely worth every penny. Also the bathrooms are delightful. Great vibe, don't miss out.

    My wife loves this place because they make their noodles from scratch, or so they say. I was super…read morestoked to try this place....again. And then I recalled why I didn't want to come back from the first experience. First, the location is unique, and I really appreciate that this business is trying to keep Georgetown alive with cool quirky places to eat. This def fits the bill. But, I couldn't help but notice the political statement taped to the front window, super classy. I dine out to escape my day. I don't need it thrown in my face at dinner. Next, when the menus were brought to us, it was for their 3 course restaurant week special. $50 per person, and there are two choices per course. My family all chose what we wanted and then waited for the meal. Like previous reviewers, the wine is brought out in oversized shot glasses not really, but might as well be). I get that in Italy, dinner wine (peasant fare) is served in cups, not stemware, but $18 for mediocre wine, I'd like to see a more appropriate pour. Lamb Polpettine was essentially lamb meatballs on a cold and very loose polenta with what was described as salsa diavola, but it was essentially a chunky red sauce. There was nothing about this that wowed us. In fact, it was pretty bland overall and underwhelming. But the manner in which you are greeted and served at the restaurant and the remainder of service, you would think it was going to change how you felt about food. I don't even want to go into the salad. Again, underwhelming. The mains came out and although tasty, the portions were very small compared to the price we paid. And if you opt for the truffle, it's finely grated and it covers the entire plate. Also, it's an extra $12......for less than $2 worth of black truffle. It absolutely ruined the dish. An educated server would be able to caution against it, if, of course it wasn't intended to raise the final price, essentially raising the tip. If you order risotto there, be fair warned, it is extremely loosed and not very well made imo. Bland, lacks imagination, and the rice grains were cracked and soggy on the ends and crunchy in the middle.. Last was the dessert. Again, it was tasty, but it comes in these tiny jars that equal about 2-3 spoonfuls of either panna cotta, or tiramisu. At the end of our meal, the bill was over $250. For that price, I could have eaten somewhere where I could have left a little more satisfied and felt like I was actually in an upscale restaurant, not a political statement masquerading as fine dining. Having worked food for a long time, I felt obligated to leave the customary 20% gratuity knowing full well the workers there made their "living wage" before the gratuity kicks in. It included an additional 2% to pay for employee health insurance. Isn't that an employer cost? Why put that on the check? Anyway, out the door for $300 and vowing never to come back. Buyer beware.

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    Came here for happy hour on a Friday night and were able to get a table for two relatively easily,…read morealthough it was busy. During HH, they offer 50% off bar menu items, which is a spectacularly good deal. My partner and I ordered the carbonara and the ragu, and both were very good but the carbonara was amazing (flavorful, creamy, not too salty or cheesy, decadent without feeling too deadly). The tiramisu is a very good dessert with a nice strong espresso flavor and not too much sweetness. Our waitress kindly checked in right before 7pm to make sure we had any additional orders in before happy hour ended, which is a mark of excellent service. The bathroom is clean and brightly lit. I'd be happy to come back!

    I'm visiting Seattle this week and I'm staying across the street near Barolo Ristorante. They close…read moreat 11, & I called an around 10pm and was very respectful about it ...I literally said, "I know it's late, please let me know if your kitchen is closed. I can just do takeout." I tried to order the fettuccine de mare, listed at $29 (no extra fees on Toast), but they told me it would be $43. That already didn't make sense. Then the server says, "We actually have 50% off happy hour until 11, come in and dine." So I came in. Ordered a drink, escargot, and a steak medium rare. The escargot came out fine. Then... nothing. 39 minutes later (at 10:45pm), the server asks if I'm waiting on anything else. Yes... my steak. She goes to check, disappears, and then comes back with something that honestly felt DISTESPECTFUL. The steak looked like scraps. Uneven, mismatched chunks, all different sizes, with burnt, crispy edges and covered in sauce like they were trying to hide it. It didn't look like a single cut of meat it looked like pieces from multiple steaks thrown together. The plating was sloppy, and the side looked like an afterthought. I didn't take a bite. I looked through it and said, "This looks like pieces from different steaks." She told me she watched them cut it... then immediately followed that by saying she saw them put it under a heat lamp to reheat. So which is it? I work in the food industry. I'm not going to be gaslit over a plate like that. She offered to refire it, but at that point it was almost 11 and they were closing. I paid for my drink and left. Honestly, I wouldn't have been upset if they had just told me the kitchen was closing when I called. But don't invite me in, forget my order, and then serve something like this and try to pass it off like it's normal. Just be honest.

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    (76 reviews)

    Wallingford

    Haerfest is the perfect date restaurant for a quiet romantic night with delicious, authentic…read moreItalian food. My boyfriend and I decided to come here for a last minute date on a Sunday and were surprised that we were easily able to make reservations for 7pm. The restaurant was fairly empty when we arrived which was so surprising because it had such a cute aesthetic and the food was absolutely delicious. We were both super hungry so we skipped appetisers and went straight for the pasta and it didn't disappoint. The Tonnarelli was what both of us were eyeing and it delivered in every way, from the freshness of the tomato to the perfect consistency of the sauce. We also decided to be adventurous and try the Ricotta Gnocchi despite the fact that both of us are not huge fans of ricotta, me especially. I loved the base of the paste and the flavours were great, I think I just got bored of the dense texture of the ricotta after the first few bites. Our server was super friendly and recommended me an incredible white wine to go with dinner that really cut the acidity of the pasta. The sauces being to tangy and acidic was my boyfriend's only complaint about the food, but he was the one driving. I really loved the pasta here and can't wait to come back and try more of the dishes on the menu!

    What went well: - service…read more- ambiance Not so well: - food at price point In short, my friends and I enjoyed ourselves for dinner last night, but I struggled to wrap my head around the price points... $47 for halibut and "greens". The halibut size was smaller than average, and the greens consisting of two small artichoke halves and a single branch of collards. Similarly, we paid $23 for a seared tombo and were given four thin slices of meat. I feel slightly robbed paying about $80 and leaving quite hungry. The food was good, but by no means would I argue this is worth going out of your way for.

    Esters Enoteca - bars - Updated May 2026

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