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    4.3 (688 reviews)
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    Steak
    Rebecca Q.

    Great cocktails and unique dishes! We absolutely loved the mussels and steak was done well. Wine selection was good also. Definitely would recommend reservation, but there was additional seating space upstairs.

    Yellowfin Tuna Tartare
    Brooke P.

    9/10. Strongly recommend everything was amazing, the long cod is in this coconut lime broth that is incredible and the spider steak was also so good! Ambiance is bright and good vibes!

    Yellowfin Tuna, deliciously balanced with cucumbers and shiso trim.
    Mar K.

    Hadn't been in for a while, nice to be remembered by the bar team. Came for happy hour and to introduce a friend to their amazing burgers. Don't sleep on those, because there's a limited number of burgers that are prepared each day. We ordered medium and The burgers were perfect. Juicy but not too oozing. The bun held its integrity, and the double Cornichons on top were perfect. We also ordered the potatoes dauphinoise, and the mussels. Loved the juice and the toasted sourdough that came with the mussels to sop the flavor up. I had the spicy margarita though the drink I was really looking for was the South Carolina snake charmer, which is now obsolete. The atmosphere is always really lovely in there with the lights and as the sunsets because of all the glass and the high ceilings. Probably the nicest part was the twin espresso martinis that we ended the night with. This is a fantastic place that is always consistent and we're really grateful it's on the corner.

    Happy hour menu
    Gina L.

    Stopped by for happy hour (4-6 daily, all day Monday!) in the bar area, so cannot attest to regular menu pricing. ~$12 wine/cocktails, which is a steal (nowadays)! HH limited to bar, which included few high-top tables (seats 2), and a section left of the entrance that had a couple tables that could accommodate ~4ppl. Friendly and attentive staff. Host doubled as food bringer, water refiller, and plate clearer. Full bar that was beautifully displayed on a large wall. Between 2 people got: - Soothsayer drink $12 - pretty tasty, decent amount of mezcal - pickled veggies $8 - I'm not one to usually order pickled veg, but the bleu cheese tahini it was on was delicious and slightly warm. Exactly 2 veg per person (carrots, green beans, fennel, radish?). Great palate cleanser to start the meal - tuna tartare $14 - Pretty tasty, not ground-shaking, but a great non-meat alternative. Very fresh aji verde sauce paired with asian flavors. - pork short rib $15 - This was delicious. Didn't see this on the regular menu, which was a shame! One large and one medium sided rib. This plus another dish would be a reasonable happy hour solo meal - burgers $12 - Ordered 2; very juicy and very medium rare burgers. Very tasty, soft bun from Seawolf. Notably did not come with any sides, but expectedly so. Overall, great value with a cozy ambiance tucked away in Phinney Ridge. HH was fantastic deal for an affordable but fancy date night ($100 w tip for 2).

    This was still alive
    Martin R.

    Holy cow what a massive disappointment this place was! What really took them out was the 26 oz Delmonico Steak, aged 21 days, for $112; side dish extra..... This, mind you, is more expensive than the Delmonico served at the Metropolitan, the best steak house in Seattle with leather booths and atmosphere to match. Sitting on a painfully hard wooden plank, I had expectations to match the price. But boy what a disaster. This came out unevenly cut (the first strike) with the whole spectrum of temperatures to match. Please see pic of raw meat. Incompetent. There is no way a product like this should ever be served at that price point. The place was busy; however, very much on the casual side, with loud music playing that made being heard difficult. That likely also led to the wrong appetizer salad being served to me earlier. A duck confit salad instead of the Fall Fig variety I wanted.... it didnt taste like any duck. But I digress because the incredulous high rating here is likely the result of patrons who don't know any better- or fake reviews. This leads me to the automatically added service charge of 23%. Highest I have ever seen. A slap in the face of any customer and, I might add, an insult to North American Culture. This is why everyone knows me at the Met as a regular.....and no one will ever know me at FlintCreek. Each to their own.

    Pate
    Lizzy L.

    We came here to celebrate my friend's 40th birthday because she has fond memories scarfing down their delicious burgers with her husband. They reserved the 2nd floor semi-private area for the party of about 20 people. It was a bit loud and hard to hear sometimes but a great place otherwise for a private group. The staff were all attentive and kind. It was a set menu and here were some of my favorites from the courses: Venison pate--the venison pâté exceeded our expectations, even for my friend who doesn't like pâté, because it was more of a solid and not too mushy texture. It went really well with the pickled shallots and pickle relish. Haricot verts--funny how simple green beans can taste so good but they do them very well here with ginger-soy glaze and bonito for that umami flavor Meyer Ranch MT Hanger steak and the wild boar shoulder--both were marvelous. The boar shoulder won me over with the flavors and soft juiciness that just melted in my mouth. And finally, dessert--the warm ganache over molten chocolate cake was divine and I really enjoyed the unique tin roof ice cream in the bruleed banana split. My other friend who doesn't like banana splits, highly enjoyed the bruleed banana.

    Emily S.

    Every time we've dined here, it's been wonderful, but this time in particular has been perfection. The service and ambiance is always top notch, but this is the best menu and flavor profile I've experienced not just at this restaurant but ever. We came in for a birthday dinner, ordered the ribeye, wild boar shoulder, pommes, golden beets, and drinks, the flavors were surprising and delightful, and everything was perfectly cooked and plated. I will be dreaming about this meal for at least a few months.

    Lagana Vesuvio Pasta
    Justin C.

    This is a Greenlake hidden gem. It's nestled near a lot of other businesses like Coyles bake shop and some other restaurants. I really like the interior, it's clean and rustic. There is a lot behind the restaurant that people use. Staff: nice 5/5 Sanitation status: Super clean 5/5 Duck Confit (5/5) This was one of the best salads that I've had. The duck was perfectly spiced and there was just a really good balance of flavors. I would definitely reccomend if you have the chance to try. Prosciutto di Parma (5/5) Another hit. The peaches they used were super fresh and sweet. A lot of ingredients are locally sourced to the best of their ability and you can taste it. It was a nice balance between the sweetness of the peaches, creaminess of burrata and saltiness of the prosciutto. Lagana Vesuvio Pasta (5/5) This pasta was really good, the sauce was very light and refreshing. You can taste a hint of lemon and it was like a light variation of Pesto Pasta with fava beans. If you want to get your greens in another way this is the way to go. Wagyu Delmonico (4.5/5) This was definitely a highlight of the meal. The crust on the steak was incredible. I would say that it definitely does not need any sauce, the flavoring on the steak was a little bit on the saltier side for my family and I but it was still really good quality and especially for the price. Molten Lava Cake (5/5) This was a unique dessert. The inside was gooey and warm while the cake was rich. The ice cream paired really well. I think it was a peanut ice cream but I can't remember but the little crispy bits around gave an extra layer of texture that was amazing.

    Celina S.

    Good for a corporate dinner. Cocktails are unique, service is nice, and food is good but nothing mind blowing or particularly memorable. We ordered the rib eye, filet mignon, pate, broccoli, pork chop, and pasta. The steak and pate were good but the pork chop was dry and the pasta too salty. The broccoli comes with 4 florets for $12 I enjoyed the banana split dessert! Molten chocolate cake was just ok.

    Upper floor dining area
    Rochelle C.

    Visiting from out of state for a graduation and wanted a celebratory dinner location, so we tried this restaurant on the recommendation from a former resident. The atmosphere was hopping. We were able to get a late reservation and were seated upstairs. Our waitress was great, very patient and genuinely nice. The servers were all top notch. One complaint is that it was too dark at our table and I had to pull out my phone flashlight to see the menu! We opted for the Lagana Vesuvio Pasta ($33) - the waitress was kind enough to make sure we weren't expecting "Lasagna", and Halibut ($42) for us "girls" - my daughter and me. The Filet Mignon ($72) and NY Strip ($60) were what the boys ordered - my son and husband. My daughter said the pasta was good - no surprise since she likes pesto pasta. My halibut was cooked well but I didn't like the taste combination - it was too sweet and the flavors didn't mesh well. I'm not even sure what accompaniment I was eating with the halibut as i see it's no longer on the website menu as of this review, and it was too dark to see my plate! My son loved his NY Strip as it was a nice size, and my husband said his filet mignon was good. We had to order a side of potatoes ($15) and asparagus ($15) as the entree includes just the entree. We also had the Potato Rolls as an appetizer which were good, but not sure if they were $12 good! My kids were disappointed that their $6 lemonades did not have free refills, "because they are homemade." Overall I think the restaurant was good, but be prepared that it's pricey. Stick with the meats (I should have known better, coming to a steakhouse!) and you'll be fine!

    Jennifer M.

    FlintCreek is one of those spots you want to love immediately; the space is beautiful, the vibe is warm, and the service is dialed in from the moment you walk in. Truly, their staff is the highlight. Present, thoughtful, and consistent. Food wise, my experience has been mixed. The first visit just didn't land; flavor felt flat, and the dishes didn't live up to the hype I kept hearing. I gave it another shot recently, and to be fair, it was definitely better. The kitchen felt more on their game, and the plates looked great coming out. But for me, the flavors and portions still didn't fully match the price point. Not bad by any stretch; just not that "wow" moment I expected from a place with this reputation. All that said, it's a lovely restaurant with exceptional service, and I'd send people here for the ambiance alone. It's a strong four stars and worth trying at least once to see if it hits your taste preferences differently than it did mine.

    Leonard Jack ..

    We went here based on their appearance on the top 10 burgers in Seattle list. We caught the happy hour and had the classic burger. The server was great and it was a good experience. She did check to see if they still had burgers left (which was only 30 minutes into happy hour where the burgers are featured). The burgers were very good and a place to return to to try other menu options.

    Seven bridges
    Cianna B.

    Came back for a fun weekend happy hour and I just had to drop in here to say that the happy hour burger is delicious and one of the best deals in the city. Along with some tasty hh cocktails, this was a fun treat to stumble on

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    5 months ago

    Great food. Hadn't been there in a while. A 23% service charge surprise? No thanks. I will never go back.

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    Food is definitely not worth the price. Never heading here again. Menu is strange and even Iced Tea sucks. Go elsewhere

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    23% gratuity is absurd for service that don't deserve anything extra. So many screw ups tonight, why bother coming back here??

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    One of the best steakhouse/restaurants in Seattle. Food and service are always amazing. I would recommend this place for any occasion.

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    Ask the Community - FlintCreek Cattle

    Is there a kid menu?

    No. And I wouldn't recommend this place from kids.

    Is it 21+ or are kids allowed?

    I've seen kids seated upstairs.

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    Old Stove Brewing - Pike Place - Fish and chips

    Old Stove Brewing - Pike Place

    4.3(1.5k reviews)
    5.6 miDowntown
    $$

    Came in on a Friday night and learned that Old Stove Brewing gets busy for a reason! All the…read moreoutdoor tables were full when we arrived at 6, so we put our name on the list for inside and waited about 30 minutes. The oysters were the main draw for me, and they were totally worth the visit. Old Stove serves them with a savory watermelon sauce in addition to a traditional cocktail sauce--eaten together, it's a flavor explosion that I can't quite describe. We also enjoyed the garlic everything fries, which were delicious! We just had to try a flight to sample the brews. There are some really good beers available here, especially the Belgian blonde, citra pale ale, and the stout. I did not really care for the seasonal sour (grapefruit, I think)--to me, it just tasted like a sour and nothing more, but someone with more interest in sour beers would probably enjoy it just fine. Despite the busy night, our server checked on us regularly and was very personable, stopping to chat with us about the local sports scene. There's plenty to look at, inside and out. If you can snag a seat outside, you'll get to enjoy the waterfront. Inside, the decor is industrial but fun. Not sure if this runs all the time, but when we were there, the tvs were playing vintage beer ads, which was quite fun. They also sell some pretty good t-shirt designs. Overall, Old Stove Brewing is the perfect combo of good location, good food, and good beer. Definitely recommend a visit when in the Pike Place area!

    Came here following another Yelp Event nearby actually and decided to have a couple rounds with…read moreanother Yelper. I just had a couple rounds of beers and split a flight with my new friend. I didn't find the pours I got to be particularly memorable. I had a Circuit breaker which was probably the best. Pomegranate sour was passable as was the Citra streaker, but none of them slapped. The place was swamped with people and while I understand the setting. for the number of staff running around here, the place was dirty. I'd think they'd have a couple of the servers come thought and sweep up and clean the tables. So my impressions of Old Stove is that it's a huge restaurant/brewery that tourists can come to as it's close to Pike Place and the pier, but as a result is slammed so bad that it looks a bit worse for the wear, or at least it was on my visit on a weekday evening.

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    Old Stove Brewing - Pike Place - Lively Interior at Old Stove

    Lively Interior at Old Stove

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    Poblano Mac n cheese

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    Half Shell - Oyster

    Half Shell

    4.4(186 reviews)
    5.5 miDowntown
    $$

    For a oyster lover, this restaurant is amazing…read more They have daily happy hour special with $2 oysters. They're tiny but super flavorful and briney. The tapatio champagne mignotte was the perfect additional topper. The rest of the menu was also super tasty. We had the scallop agua chile, fries with the same mignotte made into a mayo, and the dirty gin martini dip. I wanted to order more dip to take home it was that good. The agua Chile was also super fresh and light and perfect for a hot summer day. Service was attentive but not overbearing. Really well decorated restaurant in a great location.

    Half Shell is a lovely neighborhood seafood spot, especially if you can catch happy hour. We went…read morefor the $2 oysters, and they were delicious, fresh, simple, and exactly what you'd want from a casual Seattle-area seafood place. I do wish there were a few more topping options for the oysters, but the quality itself was great. The outdoor seating was really nice, and the staff were pleasant and welcoming. To be honest, Half Shell and Mr. Fish next door feel very similar to me in terms of service, vibe, and food quality, so I almost think of them as companion spots. Both have that relaxed, fresh-seafood feel. Would I fight the terrible parking, traffic, and pedestrian congestion just to come here? Maybe, maybe not. If someone suggested it, I'd happily say yes, it's a lovely place for a casual seafood evening. But I probably wouldn't go far out of my way for it.

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    Half Shell - Bar side with local sports

    Bar side with local sports

    Half Shell - I can eat oysters all day

    I can eat oysters all day

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    Happy Hour Oysters $2 each

    The Capital Grille - Filet Mignon – hand-cut classic perfection.

    The Capital Grille

    4.3(1.3k reviews)
    5.8 miDowntown
    $$$$

    Oh man. Expensive yes, but everything was top notch delicious. I've gotten used to steak places…read morebeing mostly about the steak with 'good' sides but literally everything we got was worth it's own discussion. The mains were awesome, our 10oz fillets were thick and juicy with great peppercorn crust (ask, we didn't see it on the menu) and rich sauces. The sea bass was incredibly moist and flavorful to the point my no-fish son stole seconds. The lamb was arranged beautifully and cooked perfectly. We had a few not-perfect points but not big enough to detract. My son wasn't a fan of the lamb sauce, our steaks were a bit overdone for medium-rare. Still delicious. The creamed corn and augratin potatoes...omg...open a restaurant just for these. They were both creamy, impossibly flavorful, and still stand out from similar dishes you find elsewhere without straying from their core identity. Just be careful, we certainly overate and all the cream and butter/oil didn't help us on that side. I can't say much about the caviar. The ones who wanted it loved it but weren't raving. They liked the onion dip and chips over a standard cream and bread or cracker. Me...I ate a ton of the chips with onion dip only and absolutely loved it. Don't think I'd pay $40 for chips and dip but that's just more caviar for the rest of the table! Caesar was good, but hard to beat a Howie tableside. Grapefruit soda was worth it, very refreshing and strong natural grapefruit flavor. Woth a note, our server was excellent and worked with us to explain everything well, our waters were never less than half full and we're bottomless pits when it comes to water.

    Visited on a Saturday night with no reservation. Was seated promptly. They were running a wagu and…read morewine menu where you get a burger and glass of wine for $35 but I opted for their regular menu. Here is my ratings: Service: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Cocktails:4/5 Desserts: 4/5 Overall:4.5/5 I tried the bone in NY strip, mashed potato and asparagus as sides and their margarita cocktail. Portions were huge so they are def not cutting on that front. For dessert I tried the cheesecake that was also good. Overall it was a decent steak dinner, not cheap but it's worth it. I'll go back next time I'm in town

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    The Capital Grille - Lobster Mac 'N' Cheese – Made with freshly poached lobster and topped with a Grana Padano crust.

    Lobster Mac 'N' Cheese – Made with freshly poached lobster and topped with a Grana Padano crust.

    The Capital Grille - Jumbo Lump Crab Cocktail served with housemade mustard sauce.

    Jumbo Lump Crab Cocktail served with housemade mustard sauce.

    The Capital Grille - 14 oz Dry Aged NY Strip au Poivre finished with our housemade Courvoisier Cream for a decadent finish.

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    14 oz Dry Aged NY Strip au Poivre finished with our housemade Courvoisier Cream for a decadent finish.

    Zig Zag Cafe - CHARCUTERIE BOARD

    Zig Zag Cafe

    4.3(1.2k reviews)
    5.7 miDowntown
    $$$

    I've been here for happy hour multiple times. The cocktails are incredible and the happy hour menu…read moreis quite extensive (and full of tasty snacks). Don't sleep on the deviled eggs and smoked salmon croquettes! The service is also fantastic and the location is perfect!

    What it really comes down to for me is expectations being set based on pricing…read more Let's say I go to a restaurant and the cost of everything is $100 (for the math, not the realism). In Seattle, I know that there's a 10% sales tax so I would be expecting to pay about $130 after tax and tip. under this system, I order my food, the subtotal is $100, I see that I'm being charged a service charge at 21% on $110 which means I'm paying $133.00 and based on the wording of the menu, my server is getting screwed because the business is keeping that money. also, it is pretty fucked up to charge 21% on the after tax amount. Service charges and tip should be on the pre-tax amount, nobody at Seattle City Hall helped the service staff to bus dishes, or to deliver my food. So now I feel like I need to add another $20 which leaves me with $20 less and a negative final experience at the restaurant. I would much rather the menu price reflect the $119.75 pre-tax, which is still $133 with tax before tip. I don't mind spending $150 on food, when I think that's what I was going to be spending. I do mind spending that when the math seems sketchy. I don't like feeling taken advantage of, which is what the policy and the wording of the policy left me feeling at the end of the night. I suggested to the owner is it to just raise your prices to reflect your fixed costs and either get rid of tipping entirely or get rid of the service charge.

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    Zig Zag Cafe - Bartender mixing drinks

    Bartender mixing drinks

    Zig Zag Cafe - Burrata salad

    Burrata salad

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    FlintCreek Cattle - newamerican - Updated May 2026

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