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- MMarcSeattle / Eastern Washington •7 reviews4.0Dined todayFood was excellent as always, however, the Thurston Wolfe GSM [Grenache Syrah Malbec? not the Mouvedre used in southern France) that was recommended by the bar as a substitute for the Tempranillo did not fly well with the meat dishes. The Corsican vermentinu was excellent with the fish dishes - crisp, dry. The dessert carrot cake is what all carrot cakes dream to be, the gingerbread ice cream is spicy, and the chocolate garnache is for chocaholics!More infoCaptain Whidbey RestaurantPrice: Expensive• Northwest• Whidbey Island•4.8
- PPaulSeattle / Eastern Washington •5 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoWas looking for a venue to have dinner in conjunction with seeing Christmas lights during a visit to Jefferson & Clallam counties. During our research my wife and I came across the Seven Brothers establishment. We made a reservation and an extremely good dinner. Great food for a great value. We highly recommend Seven Brothers!More infoHouse Of Seven BrothersPrice: Moderate• Northwest• Sequim•4.5
- GGinnyPortland / Oregon •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoBooked our table a month ago, was really excited to visit, The pink door doesn’t let us down. The Food was soooo good and we definitely ordered too much for two, we went straight with 4 Fresh Northwest oysters, Bagna Cauda(Hot Bath), Squid Ink Tonnarelli and Mama’s Meatballs; end up packing it for dinner the night as well, but it was so satisfying. Bagna Cauda (Hot bath) is the most amazing, knowing it’s just a “dip” for veggie, however, it’s different —- you have to try it to know how good it is.More infoThe Pink DoorPrice: Very Expensive• Italian• Belltown / Pike Place Market•4.8
- VVickiSeattle / Eastern Washington •1 review5.0Dined on 5 Dec 2024The food and service were excellent. The only complaint I have is that the lights were WAY too bright. When one has an evening meal in a lovely setting - it shouldn't be necessary to wear a ball cap so the lights don't glare in your eyes. Besides the regular hanging lights which were pretty bright - there were can-lights in the ceiling with very strong bulbs in them. This really ruined the ambience. Made it feel more like we were dining in a cafeteria instead of a steakhouse. All - in all, that is the ONLY thing that made this meal deviate from being absolutely perfect. The chef even made my salmon well done - as I requested. (I know they don't normally appreciate cooking something differently than what is considered proper.) But, I REALLY appreciated that. The calamari were excellent - fresh and tender. My 'extra dirty' martini was even perfect. This is our go-to place for bringing out of town guests because we know the food and location make it a very special place to eat.More infoDouble Eagle Steak and SeafoodPrice: Expensive• Steakhouse• Sequim•4.7
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Sequim enjoys the sunshine in the banana belt of Washington state. Close to the Pacific Ocean, fresh seafood can be found in many dishes in the area eateries. Though a small town, Sequim has seafood restaurants with beautiful plating that make eating an artful experience. Crab, spot prawns, and cedar-planked salmon are cooked to perfection and enjoyed with a waterfront view. Local bistros have the light American selections like soup and salad that are the right addition to a hot day on the beach. With creative salads that feature calamari, rhubarb, and figs, your taste buds will be hit with stunning flavor combinations. Or try meat and vegetable Teriyaki with savory sauces from Japan.
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