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    Chefs table.
    Julian G.

    Arguably one of the if not the best dining experiences in Seattle. The service, the food, the atmosphere, the wine, and everything in between is (in my eyes) carefully crafted well balanced perfection. I reserve 5 stars for places you plan your day around. I would give The Peasant 6 stars if I could. As this is a place your plan your vacation plans around.

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    Katie H.

    Came here for an anniversary dinner with my partner. Was surprised when we walked in and found that most of the patrons would be sat around a shared table - I thought this was an interesting concept but unfortunately with Seattle freeze, people don't really like to talk to each other so everyone mostly just had sidebar conversations with their party. Overall the food was pretty good. I love tasting menus and I know that there's always some dishes that may not be quite to my taste and others that I'll love, which was definitely the case here. Surprisingly I wasn't the biggest fan of the tenderloin, but I still frequently think about the custard. Most of the alcohol pairings were decent but I believe one of the wines was actually corked - probably should've said something but I didn't notice until the wine was mostly finished and just felt that it wasn't the biggest deal.

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    Nayoung W.

    Creative small restaurant operated by a daytime butcher shop, for adventurous meat loving eaters. They offer 14-16 seats per night on a set menu of the chef's choosing. On the day I visited the menu comprised of pork cheek, pumpkin, pate, geese, and a chocolate cake. The pork cheek was great and chocolate cake was my favorite. Pate was too salty and dense for me. There's practically no carb on the menu but I still came home stuffed with the protein/fat heavy meal. Service was good. They charge an automatic 20% service charge on top of the $150/person fee, so it ends up around $200/person with tax and fees.

    A5 Smash Burger
    Arlene S.

    I bought sausage and steak at Beast and Cleaver before but this was my first time dining at The Peasant. You have to make a reservation as very limited seating inside the butcher shop. The waitress and sommelier were wonderful. They were very attentive to our needs. We got London Royal, Royale Steak with Foie Gras, Whole Roasted Cabbage, and A5 Smash Burger. The burger was a bit salty for me and the sautéed onions were messy as it keeps falling out but overall good flavor. The steaks were amazing! We got London Royal rare as recommended and super soft to the bite. The Royale Steak was wonderful with more rich flavor. I absolutely love the roasted cabbage, the sauce was delicious and great compliment to the meat dishes. Would love to come back whenever I craved for steak!

    Pate en croute with mustard and pickled apple
    Tomáš C.

    Amazing tasting menu. Tons of creativity, great casual atmosphere, get to talk to the chef, he gave me an extra portion of pork tongue lol. Amazing place. Only minor detraction was that my chair sitting at the bar was kind of uncomfortable. Haha. Still amazing.

    Food and service are excellent but 4 of 16 seats in restaurant are extremely uncomfortable - high seats at an extremely thin counter edge that really is just made to fit a drink. It's a shame because everything else was stellar but when you spend $500 for 2 you want far more comfortable.

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    G.H. Pasta & Pizza - Phinney Ridge

    G.H. Pasta & Pizza - Phinney Ridge

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    Phinney Ridge

    Came in for an early dinner/happy hour on a Saturday with a friend and had a great experience! It…read morewas my first time at a GH Pasta and they had a great happy hour selection at reasonable Seattle prices. We got a couple of drinks (wine for $10 a glass, negroni for $10), the rigatoni ($15), garlic bread ($6), and arugula salad ($11). The rigatoni was my favorite - well sauced and perfectly al dente. The garlic bread was my least favorite - I'd skip it and use your carbs elsewhere. Service was solid - we sat at the bar and felt well taken care of. It does seem like it's best for small groups and not large parties though, so keep that in mind. Also try to make a reservation as they said they were booked up. Parking in the area is not great, so keep that in mind! Overall, a great experience and I'd definitely come back!

    My wife and I left disappointed with our experience. We visited during Seattle Restaurant Week,…read morewhich the host described as a "good deal." The menu was presented as a full-course, flagship Autumn experience, but the portion sizes were so small it was difficult not to laugh. Even after completing the entire meal, we went home hungry -- maybe even "hangry" -- after spending over $200, thanks in part to a no-warning $11 charge for sparkling over still water (1 SanPellegrino) and a mandatory 22% service fee. The appetizers were nearly flavorless and arrived before our drinks. The dessert was literally the size of a single bite -- served, of course, in a large bowl for dramatic effect. If you've never been to a nice restaurant, you might leave thinking that upscale dining just isn't for you. But if you have, you'll likely find yourself thinking of the many other restaurants in the same zip code that deliver a far better experience for the same price, if not less.

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    Came with my husband on a Saturday evening for date night…read more The ambiance of this spot is really cute and cozy. Very intimate and perfect for a date. They have two tasting menus (omnivorous and vegetarian) which I appreciate. We both chose the omnivorous. Portions are tiny but there's a lot of courses. A huge downside for us was how long in between courses there was. We were getting pretty hungry at one point and our conversation fell into a lull because we were just eager for food lol. The experience was around 3.5 hours. It would have been a lot better if it stuck to 2 hours. Maybe 3 max. Food was beautifully presented and quite tasty though!

    Celebrated our anniversary dinner tonight with the Chef's Table experience. We've been to a lot of…read morefantastic restaurants and this was hands down the BEST dinner I've ever had. Eating in the small kitchen while watching Chef Zac and Ben plate up the food, asking him how he made a specific dish was such a unique experience. He makes everything sound easy to make, but the presentation and flavors were unreal. Our favorites were the wagyu tartar, black cod and corn soup. At one point when we had the first bite of the wagyu tartar, my husband turned to me and said, "This may be the best bite of food I've ever had." Enough said. It's not cheap, but worth every penny. Just go here. You won't regret it. Thanks to Zac, Ben and Sheady for making our anniversary an unforgettable one.

    Side Hustle Local - Shrimp dish

    Side Hustle Local

    (51 reviews)

    A great new restaurant in Bothell. Delicious made from scratch food. A number of gluten free and…read moredairy free options. They have gluten free buns for their sandwiches and burgers. We got the Atlantic salmon BLT sandwich and the piece of salmon was huge. The paella was delicious and I highly recommend it. The service was good as well. My only complaints are the restaurant was really cold and people were putting coats on inside. Also $30 for the paella is way too much for the size of the dish. It's tiny. They should add more rice and a larger dish.

    Would have been 5 but the bread pudding was horrible? More on that later…read more I came here tonight to escape the state of the Union bs. I was greeted by the most sweet waitress ever. I'm sorry I didn't get her name. I ordered a Rue Old Fashioned and it was perfectly blended and tasty. I wanted lite so ordered the Coronation salad and it was so good, just the right an out of chicken thighs grapes, cranberries and shaved almonds and the smooth curry dressing was so delicious. It was so perfect and I'll Definitely order it again. Then, I ordered the bread pudding to go. It came with a generous scoop of vanilla ice cream with some caramel sauce. However, the bread pudding itself was close to in edible. It must have been made weeks ago and was so dry it almost required a jackhammer to break apart. I was so disappointed and ended up throwing most of it out. This place is less than a block away and I've never had a bad meal there and I highly recommend it. But recommend passing on the bread pudding unless you want something to throw at an ICE agent. 2/2822026 -amendment-I stopped here again for lunch. There were two occupied tables and the rest of the place was empty except for staff. A server came by and said "I'll be right back with you". I waited 15 minutes and not one showed up. I won't go back changing my rating to -1

    Caravan Kebab

    Caravan Kebab

    (420 reviews)

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    I love Caravan Kebab - the owners are in the kitchen and ensure everything is fresh and delicious…read more The "caravan" is because the make a variety of Mediterranean and Indian dishes - there's hummus and there are mango lassis. The chicken tika masala puts every other version I've had to shame, rich with visible herbs. The rice is fluffy, the meats are well seasoned. I love the lamb! The owners check on diners and are happy to explain dishes. The walls are adorned with beautiful fabric tapestries and the interior has a cozy feel. Most of the dishes they make are inherently gluten-free and they are thoughtful about labeling.

    I crave Mediterranean food from time time. I heard this place reopened and offers lunch buffet…read more 3 of us visited for lunch on Saturday with no reservation. We were seated right away. There were a few other people at 11:30am We asked if they do lunch buffet as I didn't see any self serve food. The staff said they offered in the past but not today.. it might come back in 2 weeks? We ordered hummus, garlic naan, fish masala and special kebabs without lamb which was accommodated per our request. The food even the side veggies were really good, we all liked everything. I like this place for good quality fresh ingredients that I don't feel overstuffed. It's probably because the food is easy to digest? This doesn't happen with other Mediterranean and Indian food. I'd like to come back when they start lunch buffet again.

    Citron European Bistro - Bouchee a la reine aux fruits de mer (seafood ragout in a puff pastry crust)

    Citron European Bistro

    (231 reviews)

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    Been here many times and well worth the drive from University Place where we live…read more The menu has expanded along with the wines available. The ambiance has increased from a 6 to an 8 or 9. The food and presentation has remained a solid 10 out of 10. We enjoyed 2 appetizers, 1 salad that we shared, 2 entrees 2 deserts, 2 coffee's and 1 bottle of a very nice Southern Rhone wine for a price that was at least 1/3 less the cost of their value. Lamb shanks and duck breast in a reduced cherry sauce that was perfectly prepared, presented and served. I am very particular about duck even if you can find it on a menu. It was a 12. If you miss this dining experience you lose. This is European chefing at its finest. In Parkland no less. A 3 or 4 times a year type of fine dining place. Yes, we eat out often and know our stuff.

    Seriously wonderful! Citron is such a hidden gem here off 512 between Tacoma and Spanaway. The…read morefusion menu is beautiful! It is full of unique flavors, classic dishes, and lovely presentation. The service was excellent, our server being kind and attentive. She was warm and was sure to check on us, but didn't overdo it. There is an excellent selection in every course - even toting es cargot, which is not easy to find in these parts. The bread with the leftover garlic butter was heaven! We enjoyed a little of everything, sharing dishes and having plenty left over to take home! The bistro ambience was wonderful and inviting, if a little cheesy (in the best way). We will be back to try more of their menu soon! Can't wait!

    The Peasant - modern_european - Updated May 2026

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