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    Shaker + Spear

    4.4 (1.2k reviews)
    Open 7:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    SHAKER + SPEAR ATMOSPHERE

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    Trendy
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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Is there any gluten free options?

    Yes. They have fresh fish options and other meats and even a desert w/o gluten. They seemed knowledgeable about making options GF as well. No reaction for me!

    Are they turning away customers who do not want to show their vaccine records to employees?

    I have no problem showing my card. There is a sign at the hostess desk to be prepared to show ID AND Vaccination Cards. I was asked to put on my mask as I was leaving the… Read more

    Do they require reservations right now?

    Do they have a Happy hour?

    Yes

    Is this establishment appropriate for kids, ages 2 & 4? Would it be better to bring them for breakfast/ lunch instead of dinner?

    I'm sure it's ok, but I wouldn't recommend it. The place is perfect for an special evening without the little ones.

    Do they provide free parking here?

    Hi Ly, unfortunately street parking is pay to park until 8pm Monday through Saturday however Sunday is free if you're lucky enough to find a spot! If you're dining at Shaker + Spear, you can valet your car for up to 3 hours for $15. Hopefully that… Read more

    Hi is it 21+?

    I have been here for brunch and have seen kids here, so I am pretty sure it's for all age!

    Is there a dress code we have to follow?

    You can certainly dress casually. I wouldn't wear sweats, but athleisure would be appropriate as well

    Do they not have the coriander crab anymore?

    Hi Pallavi. With our most recent menu roll out, we switched from the coriander crab to a cold dungeness crab as part of our PNW seafood platter. Good new though, the coriander crab will reintroduce itself on our December menu. Keep an eye on our… Read more

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    Main dining area. There's outdoor seating.

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    1.2 miCapitol Hill
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    4.3(688 reviews)
    4.0 miBallard
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    How I heard of this place: Not having realized how long the establishment has been around, some…read morefriends suggested we give it a go for our Taste Buds Dinner Club, and we made it happen. Type of cuisine: "We never tire of talking to our guests about how we got our quirky name. Inspired by two British drinking terms, Brimmer & Heeltap seeks to celebrate the moments that exist between the first sip of one's libation and the last drops lingering at the bottom of the glass. Since late 2013 we've delighted in creating an environment that is inviting, lively, and comforting. A sense of playfulness is present in everything we do, from the inventive dishes our culinary team prepares, to the friendly, genuine hospitality we provide. We're a bistro that takes pride in being a neighborhood place - the kind you can escape to at day's end for a delicious meal shared among friends." Ambiance: "Located in the former Le Gourmand space in beautiful Ballard, Brimmer & Heeltap offers an intimate, cozy atmosphere complete with an open kitchen, full bar, and multiple sections to drink and dine in. Our garden patio is one of the best-kept secrets in the city, offering a dreamy place to dine outdoors during Seattle's spring and summer months. We also have a tucked-away back studio that offers the perfect setting for special, private gatherings year-round. Just how many pennies does it take to cover a floor? Just ask Brimmer & Heeltap's proprietress Jen who collected tens of thousands of them from family, friends, and the community to help execute the vision of a cool gathering placed dubbed, naturally, the "Penny Room." This dining room, beloved for both its wall of menus and its shining penny floor, is a favorite place to break bread with loved ones, and plays into the restaurant's blend of nostalgic and contemporary design. The restaurant was designed in collaboration with Sean Sifagaloa of KRFTWRK and local builder Mike Marian, owner of Marian Built. Light, texture, metal, wood, and floral elements are all at play here. This historic building possesses a playful, familiar charm that we wanted to preserve in its latest incarnation." What I ordered: Wishing to sample a little of everything, we were served, family style, two orders of Bread ($9 each) - buttered with salt and pepper; Fritto Misto ($12) - assorted, lightly fried and pickled vegetables with tarragon aioli; Smashed Burrata ($19) - snap peas, preserved lemon, mint, basil, sherry reduction; Carrot & Tahini Dip ($16) - caramelized garlic, feta, pistachio, crudite; two orders of Heirloom Tomatoes ($21 each) - melon, chevre, crispy quino, soft herbs; Crispy Potatoes ($16) - whipped feta, hot honey, mint; Mushroom Agnolotti ($34) - roasted maitakes, chanterelles, whipped ricotta, miso butter, thyme; Roast Chicken ($42) - chickpea, berbere yogurt, marinated cucumber, mint gremolata. To finish off our meals, we shared the Olive Oil Cake ($14) - basil yogurt cremeux, strawberry gel, and the Chocolate Tiramisu ($16) - mascarpone, rum, amaretto, candied hazelnuts. What I loved: Oh man, every dish was delightful. I found something to savor and repeat in each of the dishes we were served. From the sweetness of the heirloom tomatoes, to the creamy burrata, from the crispy potatoes, to the fresh peas and everything in between. Our least favorite, at the table was the mushroom Angnolotti, inconsistent from bite to bite. The presentation of the Carrot & Tahini dip was a bit haphazard compared to the rest of the dishes served, but the flavor was still lovely. Why I loved it: The service was unparalleled, comfortable yet professional and quick to offer recommendations for our larger party. The decorations and quaint spaces truly welcoming, and the food, excellent. Cost: High ($40+ per person)

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    4.1(4.6k reviews)
    0.1 miBelltown
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    Inside

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