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    Three Sacks Full

    5.0 (41 reviews)
    Closed 5:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    Alex N.

    Great place to get American food! I love their service and the vibe. My favorite was the cod but everything was great! The duo was really good too. I'd come back!

    Crepes
    Alex P.

    Came for a dinner with girlfriends. Thankfully I made a reservation ahead of time. It's a very small place and pretty busy. It's noisy, tables are small and cramped. The host and server were friendly and welcoming. Their menu is different and unique. It rotates often because they are using fresh, in season produce. So pro tips: take a pic of the menu the day you come because it changes. I can tell that there is a lot of thought and skill put into the dishes. Vegetarian/vegan friendly. Sadly, the ingredients are so uncommon that I can't remember what was what. I remember being underwhelmed by the crepes and the fitters. The crepes were just boring. The fritters were with shrimp I think, not what I expected, but the accompanying sauce and pickled onions were delicious. The roasted vegetables were delicious, especially the cauliflower, it had an incredible smoky flavor. My favorite was puntarelle chicory, celery and fennel salad. Nothing I have ever had before and I wouldn't have tried it if the server didn't make the recommendation. The flavors were so good, and just well balanced. Lastly, the black cod...cooked so well, melts in your mouth. The green puree was very mild and light. I would have liked more flavor but that may be just a personal preference. I would come back again :)

    Bread + butter
    Dan H.

    If I could give six stars I would!!! I love this place so much. This restaurant was literally made for me. It is dreamy. It's a small restaurant inside a wine shop. It is homey and simple, yet elevated. Perfect for a little celebration or date night. Excellent service with great people working here and they give stellar recommendations. The amazing food though is why this place gets my stars. The menu had lots of delicious and elevated vegetarian dishes that were all so flavorful and downright delicious. For those who want to indulge but are also trying to be more plant-based and health/environmentally conscious, look no further (they also have seafood and meat options for you carnivores out there!). You leave here feeling full and happy, not gross. Super awesome too because all the ingredients are locally sourced and seasonal, which also explains their weekly rotating menu. Wine and drinks were also solid. Highly recommend sharing a bunch of different small plates when you come here. Just make sure you text to make a reservation in advance as it's small and the place fills up quickly (and for good reason!)

    Kelly L.

    Such a cute and whimsical restaurant! Service was lovely and they had some great recommendations. I was mainly interested due to the extensive NA options. I got a rosemary and elderflower mocktail. It was very refreshing a perfect finisher for a night. I shared a dessert with a friend and the clafoutis was perfect. Perfectly sweet cherries in a flan like cake with a side of sweetened whipped cream was a perfect combo. We got to sit at the outdoor area and the night was perfect with the slight breeze. I'll definitely be back to try the food! The menu also changes a lot but looks pretty seasonal!

    Jill R.

    I was in Seattle for a conference, and I was so fortunate to be included in a group going out to dinner with a local who recommended this restaurant. This was simply a fantastic dining experience. Three Sacks Full was a quiet and cozy environment and I felt like I was in somebody's home. It was quiet and easy to have conversation, and we had absolutely amazing service. Items on the menu are sourced from local places and the menu items reportedly change frequently. There were so many amazing options and combinations, and it was definitely a very easy place to eat for a vegetarian. There were five of us, and we just decided to share a variety of items on the menu. Some of the highlights for us included the incredible homemade country sourdough bread, that came with the most delicious butter and olive oil. We couldn't get enough of this bread and ended up ordering three servings! We especially loved the puntarelle salad with roasted beets. The horseradish in this salad was simply the best. The leeks vinaigrette salad with pear, shaved fennel and pickled serranos was such a delicious and unique combination. Another highlight was the cornmeal spoon bread, which we all felt was the perfect comfort food. We decided to share the grilled pork chop that were accompanied by a perfectly spiced red lentil side dish. We paired all of these foods with a local Oregon wine. Matthew, who I think was the owner, opened the wine for us and told us the backstory of where it was from. We ended with all three desserts from the menu and we especially loved the quince torte with whipped cream. This was the most perfect place to have an amazing intimate meal with friends with locally sourced delicious and unique food combinations. This was hands-down my best meal in Seattle.

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    Sharon F.

    A small, cozy local restaurant with a seasonal menu, innovative flavors, and an extensive wine list. This is a great spot for a date night, or just a nice place for dinner if you want to try fun dishes and chat over wine. We enjoyed most of our dishes, but giving this a 4/5 because some were misses. My favorite was the fritters. But I'm definitely eager to come back and try more items, as the ever-changing menu is exciting and the restaurant is so cute.

    Fried fish and veggie croquettes.
    Kimmi G.

    I love coming to this charming restaurant ! It's small and intimate, perfect for any occasion. The owner and chef take such care and pride in their menu. I like to pop in and sit at the bar, have a glass of wine and try an interesting dish. I don't think I've ever had the same thing twice. Their menu changes often and is part of their charm. The dishes are so unique and always delicious! I would recommend a reservation if you plan to go at a peak time. I popped in around 4:30pm and got in easily. I overheard they were fully booked that night starting at 6pm. Highly recommend this place for a romantic night out for a date, friend or treating yourself! It's a fun experience and reminds me of being in Europe.

    Chris R.

    If you're looking for a delicious farm to table meal, look no further! Matthew and his Team are making delectable creations with locally sourced ingredients. The ambience is warm and thoughtful, just like the greeting we received upon our arrival. We enjoyed a few dishes, one of which Matthew suggested. Portions were generous and filling, each bite filled with thoughtful savory flavors.. Such a yummy experience, we will most definitely be back for more.

    Details for a wine tasting event on their sandwich board
    Spencer T.

    Second time visiting here, it was much busier than the first time I went - and for good reason. For me, the highlight of Three Sacks Full is the rotating and highly creative vegetable-leaning menu. The first time I went, I tried nettles for the first time. This time around, they had maple blossom fritters on the menu, also a first. And I had already ordered too much, but was intrigued to try the fiddlehead ferns in a salad. All of the food has been creative, exceptionally tasty, and presented well. The ambiance keeps up, with it being a small space yet never feeling too crowded. If you are into wine, they have a well curated selection available at reasonable prices, and it seems they also do tastings on a monthly (perhaps more often?) basis. Overall, a wonderful place to have open up in the Roosevelt neighborhood.

    Roast chicken and some fun things for my fish tanks from aquarium zen next door

    What a gem. I have rarely walked into a restaurant and wanted to order everything on the menu. I ended up choosing the roast chicken and maybe it's just me that will appreciate this so thoroughly but they aren't using onion and garlic as a crutch to develop rich complex flavor. They're using fermentation and amazing unique ingredients like celeriac. So if you're onion and garlic challenged like I am, you can thoroughly enjoy a meal out and drive home without popping half a bottle of tums. Amience also very suitable for conversation. Great date place.

    Fennel, potato and sorrel soup with Pablo's Coratina olive oil

    While their menu is vegetable and grains-forward there's something here for everyone, with something new every week. The sommelier here and the chef both are just beyond amazing. The service is comfortable, warm, and impeccable. For Seattle, this is five-star dining at three-star prices. Inventive, local, and thoughtfully prepared dishes with wines local, domestic, and international. If you've been looking for something that will rekindle your love of simple, exquisitely prepared food, this is it!

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