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    The Coupe & Flute

    4.6 (110 reviews)
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    Deviled tea eggs
    Wennie H.

    3.5! Popped in for brunch was met with super friendly service. Got the sparkling flight and deviled tea eggs to start. Tea eggs had a nice tea flavor but I found the kick in the yolk a tad much. Ordered the c&f blt- hefty boy loaded with bacon, the aioli was a touch acidic for me. Also got the duck Benedict, duck had nice flavor but I'm not a duck person. Fries were good, spicy aioli was...spicier than anticipated. Interior is very cute.

    BLT
    Marcela V.

    My husband and I had an amazing brunch here this morning! We ordered the deviled eggs, BLT, duck confit eggs Benedict, and of course the bread pudding. The deviled eggs had a sort of Chinese mustard that gave it a horse radish like flavor. The BLT is made with a fluffy sourdough focaccia and they put plenty of mayo which in my opinion is the key to a great BLT. I loved the flavor of the eggs Benedict. The duck gave it an Asian flare, while the hollandaise sauce provided a delicious creaminess. My all time favorite thing was the Garam masala bread pudding, the syrup was to die for and created caramelized edges that were chewy and flavorful. I also got the flight of champagne, all of which were crisp and sweet and not too alcohol forward. My husband got the Bloody Mary. The fries and fry sauce/dip/aoili were also great!

    Focaccia and Sardines, Kimchi Arancini, and Prawns
    Brianna F.

    I've been to The Coupe and Flute twice now and both times were fantastic experiences. Everything is perfect: the thoughtful menu and beautifully played dishes, the moody but delicate interior, the knowledgable and attentive staff... I love it here! The Sticky Toffee Pudding is to die for. It's topped with a miso toffee sauce, which isn't too sweet nor too heavy. I would honestly come back any day just for a glass of champagne and dessert.

    Duck Benedict
    Steven M.

    Honestly great quaint spot that did a fantastic duck Benedict. Service was good as well. Would recommend anyone swing by for their brunch as it didn't seem too packed and was able to reserve relatively last minute. The French onion soup duck stock was fantastic bordering on jarring levels of umami!

    Deviled tea eggs
    Cat P.

    The duck liver mousse + fries = an experimental but elite combo. Super cute and cozy place for light bites and drinks. While a champagne bar, I've only had cocktails here but the ones I've tried have all been good. Food is on the lighter side (unless you're there for brunch) but you could come here for a meal by ordering a few different things. Street parking only. Usually not hard to find a spot down a side street. Service has always been great.

    Sticky toffee bread pudding
    Nicole N.

    Stopped here for a light dinner with my mom. We had the caviar, crab cakes, and a bottle of special club! Everything was divine and the service was amazing. The owner just so happened to be enjoying dinner next to us and recommended we don't skip out on dessert. We are so glad we didn't! As caramel lovers this was right up our alley. It had rich, buttery caramel over the top that was the most amazing end to our dinner!

    Deviled Tea Eggs, Mimosa, Garden Party & Front Porch Sangria
    Tien N.

    Saturday lunch, made reservation for 3 to have a girls date for a friend's belated birthday. Service was absolutely amazing~ our waitress was patient, attentive, understanding (we were there chatting for 3 hours) and she was extremely kind. Love the warm greeting and continuous service they provide. Food: we decided to share our plates since portions were massive! Deviled tea eggs 8/10 Roasted cauliflower frittata 10/10 C&F BLT sandwich with side of fries 10/10 Tempura battered cream puffs 9/10 The highlight was the frittata for me! I love the mound of arugula and how cheesy the frittata is! Our server mentioned the croissant madame is also a popular dish but I'll probably come back to try it with my husband. Cocktails are delicious. From NA cocktails like Garden Party to something more bold like the Front Porch Sangria. All very enjoyable. Would love to come back for dinner. Charming interior with wooden bench seating, antique silverware, quirky/fun wallpaper and cool open bar. Parking is ample in the residential streets nearby. Definitely a restaurant you should check out if in the area! Thanks C&F! Well done!

    Deviled tea eggs, royal flight - IG @bougiefoodieboi
    Kyle W.

    This is such a cute, cozy brunch spot in the Beacon Hill area. We made reservations 2 weeks in advance just in case, to guarantee the specific time we could make (10am), but you could also walk in if your plans are impromptu. You can reserve for the table or the bar. We chose table as we are focusing more on the food and it looks more suitable for a date-like ambience but the bar is also nice for more drinks-focused experience. We got the royal flight and French press coffee for drinks. The royal flight features 4 x 2oz of champagne so you get to try a variety. They were decent but a bit of a splurge. It enhances the brunch experience since you will feel classy eating brunch with champagne. For food we got: - Deviled tea eggs: I love tea eggs and this place does it quite well too! The filling did not overpower the actual flavor of the eggs, and I always enjoy Asian flavors in my dishes. - Tempura battered cream puffs: also delicious. A bit oily and filling, but it is to be expected since it is deep fried. There is a good amount of sweetness in the cream puff, and the batter is quite crispy and flavorful. There is berry compote on the side to enhance the flavor, but I used that sparingly as it is quite flavorful and the cream puffs are already sweet. This is definitely a must-get - you don't really see this that frequently in other brunch spots - Braised duck benedict - quack quack. My girlfriend loves duck so this makes this dish another hit. The English muffin is toasted which gives an additional dimension of texture to the dish. The poached egg is perfectly made runny. It comes with fries that were okay but I do love the dipping sauce. Service is good as water refills were present and the waiter checks up on you once in a while. Overall, this is one of the better brunch spots in Seattle and serves a great addition to my curated Seattle best of the best list!

    Braised Duck Benedict
    Janette W.

    Such a cute little spot! We were on EST, so I think we arrived very early for brunch (10am on a Saturday). The place was pretty empty, but that meant more space for us, and our champagne! We started off with the Tempura Battered Cheese Puffs, which were tasty but a little sweet for me! The standout here was the Braised Duck Benedict! The hoisin butter, duck and hollandaise sauce were an epic combo! Of course I had to try the champagne flight, that was the perfect compliment to the dishes.

    Tea eggs
    Staci F.

    Food was good/interesting. Definitely order the tempura beignets... those were crunchy and perfectly sweet. We also ordered the tea eggs but those had an odd after taste. For my main course I ordered the cod bagel. If you like seafood/fish this would be a great try. Served cold. Street parking was no issue. Recommend a reservation as the restaurant is really small.

    Drink Menu
    Carol L.

    Coupe and Flute is a hidden gem in Beacon Hill, Seattle serving up cozy brunch, happy hour, and dinner. They're actually a champagne-forward restaurant, but I don't really order drinks and still had a great time with the food. Some of the flavors are Asian inspired, like the deviled tea eggs and tempura cream puffs, which were such a fun fusion. Those two, while appetizers, were my favorite items from brunch. We also ordered the braised duck Benedict and the roasted cauliflower frittata (promise it's under the pile of arugula!). The braised duck was flavorful and tender, but not life-changing. The frittata was just okay; if I came again, I would probably pass on this dish. But the tempura cream puffs were truly life changing -- light, airy, crispy, creamy, and perfectly lightly sweet. Service was impeccable as staff switched out our silverware between each course, hung our coats, and refilled waters. They also asked us the order we'd like to receive our dishes. The restaurant is close to the beacon hill light rail station which makes it convenient to dine at. If you're driving, you will likely have to find street parking, which is relatively easy in the residential area. I would love to come try this place out for dinner sometime as well, and, maybe some champagne!

    French onion soup made with duck broth
    Patricia A.

    This place is tucked away in Seattle right off the I-90. It was easy to access, and on Saturday we had no difficulty finding street parking. When you go in, it is a cozy and intimate restaurant with a few tables and lively conversation. The food was amazing!! My friends ordered the champagne flight with a generous amount and quality champagne. My cauliflower frittata was so rich, I had to take the rest home for later. We also enjoyed a 32 oz. French press coffee that was so smooth, I decided to drink it without cream or sugar. I like how close you get to sit with your friends and catch up. J will be back to try the duck Benedict, as I heard that is a house specialty! Be prepared to get push back on splitting the check, our server was actually pretty rude about the request. We figured it out and sent money to each other after. The man helping the server was amazing and provided the majority of our service even though he wasn't our assigned server. I wish knew his name because, we really appreciated his customer service with a smile!

    Braised duck bennedict
    Regina M.

    We had brunch at the Coupe & Flute this Sunday. My partner & I both ordered a glass of the brunch punch and braised duck egg bennedict. The english muffin was toasted to perfection! It offered a splendid crunch and the green onion garnish offered a playful juxtaposition on the safe classic. We had the cream puffs as dessert and they stole the show. They were easily the best cream puffs I had ever tasted and it took all my self restraint not to order another. The brunch punch was good, but probably not worth $14. I also was upset to see the waitstaff petting dogs throughout the meal while handling food and without washing their hands.

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    What a great place to have brunch with the ladies. Food and service was amazing. We had our own private table and area. Delish!!

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    Such a cute spot. Love the bubble selection, small bites and service. I've been three or four times and it's delivered every time.

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    Ask the Community - The Coupe & Flute

    Is there a phone number? Can't find one anyway and wanted to make a reservation for a group.

    Phone number on their website.

    Is there parking?

    Street parking but was not a problem.

    Can you make a reservation?

    Yes, on Tock. See link below. https://www.exploretock.com/the-coupe-and-flute-seattle?tock_source=tock&tock_medium=search_nav

    Is there a vegan option on the menu?

    Is there outdoor space here?

    Yes, few small tables in front of the restaurant

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    Wines of Washington Tasting Room - Wine flight and cheese plate

    Wines of Washington Tasting Room

    4.1(346 reviews)
    2.8 miDowntown
    $$

    Another Pike Place Gem! Wines of Washington Tasting Room is a must try. This is easily one of the…read moremost unique tasting rooms I've been to. Amazing wines, creative cocktails, solid snacks, great service and even games. You could wander in "for one flight" and somehow emerge six hours later wondering where the time went (in the best way.) On the wine side, they offer several thoughtfully curated flights, or you can build your own adventure. Which I highly recommend. The dessert wines alone are incredible, and the selection of aromatic whites is seriously impressive. No matter your palate, there's something here that will make you pause, sip again, and nod approvingly. And then there are the wine-based cocktails that deserve their own standing ovation. A wine tasting room doing cocktails this well is rare. We tried the Espresso Martini, the French 125, and the Lavender Lemon Martini, and every single one was better than I expected grape-based cocktails to be. Like, pleasantly shocked. Bottom line: if you're anywhere near Pike Place and enjoy wine (or cocktails, or fun, or all of the above) this place is a must. I can almost guarantee it'll become your new favorite spot.

    I rarely leave one-star reviews because I usually choose places I genuinely enjoy--but this…read moreexperience was beyond irritating and disappointing. This used to be one of my favorite spots at Pike Market. For years, I made it a tradition to bring out-of-town guests here. Over time, I have brought more than 100 people here. It had a charming, warm, and welcoming feel--like a hidden gem in the city. It oozed with kindness and fun. Unfortunately, that has completely flipped! Since the new manager, Anthony, took over, the entire atmosphere has shocked me. What was once inviting now is rigid, cold, and unwelcoming. The biggest issue, however, was the way I was treated. The interaction felt unnecessarily rude and dismissive, which was both surprising and disappointing given my long history with this place. Great establishments are built not just on food or ambiance, but on how people are treated--and that piece is clearly missing now. It's especially unfortunate because the rest of the team still shows glimpses of what this place used to be. Jordon, was genuinely kind and pleasant, but one positive interaction couldn't outweigh the manager's miserable attitude. It's hard to see a place that once felt so special lose its charm like this. I know the winemaker Paul is a great person - so it is hard to leave such a terrible review, but at the same time, if this was my place -- I would want to know what was happening behind the scenes at my establishment. I truly hope leadership reflects on how customer experience is being handled moving forward. Don't give money to places that have toxic attitudes and are joy crushers! Life is too short and far too precious! In the meantime, there are many nearby spots that consistently deliver both quality and incredible hospitality. Skip this place, and instead go to Browne Family Vineyards Tasting Room, The Lonely Siren, The Pink Door, Place Pigalle, or Maximilien. Those places are working very hard to create an exceptional experience!

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    Needle and Thread - Perfectly crafted cocktails

    Needle and Thread

    4.1(556 reviews)
    2.6 miCapitol Hill
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    As a self-appointed connoisseur of speakeasies (a title I awarded myself after extensive…read more"research") Needle and Thread sits comfortably at the top of my list. While reservations aren't technically required, let me save you some heartbreak, make one. They only open reservations six days in advance, and this place fills up faster than brunch spots when the sun comes out in Seattle. Totally worth the planning. The experience starts downstairs at Tavern Law restaurant, where you let the host know you're headed to Needle and Thread. From there, you're directed to a mysterious locked door next to a telephone. Yes, an actual phone. Pick it up, give your reservation name once someone answers, and bam! You're buzzed upstairs like you've just passed a very classy secret test. Once inside, you're greeted and escorted to your seat, and the magic really begins. There's no drink menu because why limit creativity? Instead, the staff plays cocktail therapist, asking about your favorite spirits, flavors, and moods. Based on your answers, they craft a completely custom drink tailored to your palate. Every cocktail we tried was spot-on. Balanced, intentional, and clearly made by people who treat mixology like an art form rather than a guessing game. Bonus points: You can request the coaster they took your order on, which lists the ingredients so you can attempt to recreate it at home (results may vary depending on your confidence and liquor cabinet.) Not to be overshadowed by the drinks, the Sockeye Salmon Crostini was a fantastic fresh, flavorful appetizer and the perfect companion to a night of bespoke cocktails. They have other heartier food as well, but we had dinner reservations elsewhere for the evening. Between the immersive entrance, outstanding service, thoughtful drinks, and authentic speakeasy atmosphere, this isn't just a bar, it's an experience. If you're in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Seattle, Needle and Thread is a must try.

    Instagram : @yeapeats…read more I was excited to try Needle & Thread since it's often described as a speakeasy, but the "hidden" aspect didn't quite live up to expectations. Unlike other speakeasies that feel truly hidden, you actually just walk into Tavern Law, check in with the hostess, and let them know you have a reservation. They then guide you to a telephone where you repeat your reservation name before being let upstairs. It's a fun concept, but not especially secretive, and they're pretty strict about not letting you up early unless it's very empty. Once seated, we actually waited almost 20 minutes before being served with no acknowledgement. We ended up having to flag down the manager just to bring attention to our table, which was disappointing given the experience they're aiming for. The waitress asks a series of questions about your preferences--likes, dislikes, and flavor inspirations--so the bartenders can create custom cocktails for you. If you're knowledgeable about alcohol, this is probably a dream. If you're not (like me), it can feel a little intimidating, but our waitress was patient and did her best to guide us through it. The drinks themselves were excellent. Even the shots were customized, which was a nice touch. The vibe upstairs is chill and relatively quiet, making it a great place to relax and talk. Food is the same menu as downstairs at Tavern Law, so nothing new there. The only downside--and unfortunately a noticeable one--was an interaction with the female bartender (not our waitress). Based on the questions we were asked, my friend gave a mix of savory and sweet preferences, since we were told these were just inspirations. However, the female bartender came over sounding visibly annoyed and said, "So do you want savory or sweet? You're giving contradicting answers." The tone felt unnecessarily rude, especially since we were just following the process as it was explained to us. Overall, the drinks were great and the concept is unique, but between the delayed service and that negative interaction, it definitely put a damper on the experience.

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    The Nest - Chardonnay & sunset views

    The Nest

    3.4(658 reviews)
    2.8 miDowntown
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    Lovely spot! I went at 5pm in the winter hoping to catch a sunset, but it was a rainy day. Still…read moreLOVELY to see the water and the vibrant pier. Such a lovely view! In my experience, having a reservation gets you a great table, and walking in gets you a barstool. We had a res and were lucky to get a gorgeous set of chairs with a view. The covered outdoor area didn't look open to the public, so we were glad to have a spot inside. The bar is dark and moody, but still modern and vibrant at the same time. They have lovely, creative drinks. I got a pineapple tequila smokey cocktail and it was SO good! Drinks run about $20, but this seems more standard in seattle these days. They also have a lovely happy hour that we just barely missed, but would definitely come back to try. Such a great spot for casual conversation, good drinks, and a breathtaking view. Something about watching the boats and planes and the waves is just gorgeous. Note- the 20% tip is pre-loaded onto the bill, so any tip you add is on top of that 20%!

    Great views and everyone should try it at least once and it's a great place to take out of towners…read more I went this past Sunday with a group of friends and while we loved the view, the prices are extremely expensive for what you get. You're definitely paying for the view. It was a great experience but I can find better deals that don't cost an arm in the leg. Also the music is terrible

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    View of Seattle from the rooftop bar

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    Jules Maes Saloon - Waffles & Berries

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    4.0(369 reviews)
    1.9 miGeorgetown
    $$

    This probably isn't going to be a fair rating just because I wasn't here for drinks. I was here for…read moresome solid chicken and waffles. I had expectations to tell you the truth, but I was let down a bit. Although, I was convinced to try out the mozzarella sticks and that was a fantastic starter. Highly recommend it. They were huge and thick with the good white stuff stretching out of it when you pull on it after your first bite. Best mozzarella stick I've ever had. As for the chicken and waffles, that's another story. Now, this isn't your normal chicken and waffles here. It's a spicy chicken and waffle sandwich. Someone was trying to be clever with this one and granted, on paper it sounds like a good idea. Execution was pretty poor however. The spice on that chicken was overpowering. There was a lack of syrup when there should've been more. And the goat cheese made it worse. Honestly, if it were just a regular fried chicken that was not spicy and had a good amount of syrup with no goat cheese in the sandwich, it would've satisfied my craving hands down. It wasn't that unfortunately. Should just keep it simple with that one. I would've been happy with that. The stroganoff was solid though. Did not expect that to be so good coming out of a bar. Way better than what Olive Garden could ever dish out. So maybe that says a lot for some folks. I'd come here for the stroganoff and the mozzarella sticks. As for the place itself, it definitely has a saloon vibe to it. Place looked pretty slow when I was there, but there was a good amount of people finishing up their meals, so I probably just missed the breakfast rush. Bartender/server was quite friendly and there were no problems, so that's always good.

    Popped in for trivia and it was fun. Service is good, super friendly and attentive. Mozzarella…read moresticks are thick and have a solid cheese pull.

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    Stopping before the Mariners game.

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