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Six Seven Restaurant & Lounge
2411 Alaskan Way Seattle, WA (206) 269-4575 reserve online| Website: | http://www.edgewaterhotel.com/default... |
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Six Seven Restaurant & Lounge is a Japanese and Seafood restaurant where most Menuism users came for fun with friends, paid less than $10, and tipped more than 18%.
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- # who want to try this restaurant : 6
- # who have favorited this restaurant : 4
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From the Restaurant
Our signature restaurant, Six Seven in downtown Seattle, Washington, offers New American Cuisine and breathtaking views with floor to ceiling windows showcasing Elliott Bay and the Olympic Mountains. Dine indoors or out, and treat your taste buds to delightful preparations of Chef Mackey. Located inside the Edgewater, Seattle’s only waterfront hotel, Six Seven features inspired cuisine crafted with only he freshest and finest organic and seasonal ingredients. Only the best is procured for you to enjoy in a new and exciting menu with features such as; Lump Crab Cake with Tomato Jam and Lemongrass Sauce; Baby Bib Lettuce with Roasted Beets, Blue Cheese and a Maple Dressing; Trio of Ahi Tuna; Allen Brothers Center Cut New York Strip Loin with Roasted Shallots and Potato Gallette; Turbot with Artichoke Hearts, Asparagus, Walla Walla Onion, Smoked Bacon in a Savory-Sweet Sauce; and Miso Halibut with Sweet Potatoes, Spinach, Shitake Mushrooms in a Carrot-Ginger Sauce.
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good happy hour, even better view!
the happy hour food (a great value at $4!) would probably have earned this place a 4-star review, but throw in fantastic service (even during a really busy time) and a phenomenal view… 5-stars for the overall experience. no question :)
happy hour is in the six-seven bar/lounge area, sunday thru thursday, 3-6pm. on a nice day, there are even outdoor seats, where you’d feel even more like you are on a boat! but w/o the seasickness :)
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Wagyu Kobe-Style Hamburger
a great burger, accompanied by great garlic fries. one thing i noticed (and i liked, but i’m not sure if it’s everyone’s “thing”) is that the bun was pretty sweet.
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Calamari
i’m always a fan of yummy calamari, but nothing stood out in particular about the calamari here.
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Fish & Chips
the fish pieces were thick and juicy and the french fries were crispy and garlic-ly flavorful.
- I came here for
- fun with friends
- My meal cost
- less than $10
- I tipped
- no comment
waterfront beauty, a Seattle must
I came here for the 25 for $25 for dinner on a Sunday. The restaurant is beautiful. The Edgewater Inn is down on one of the piers and overlooks the Sound. It is a must try at least once – the hotel is famous because the Beatles stayed here back in ‘66 when they visited Seattle.
The restaurant was impressive. A beautiful dining area – simple yet elegant. The most beautiful part was the view of the water, especially at sunset. We came on a perfect evening to see it.
Service was extremely good – you will be treated very well. And the food was equally delicious. The portion size was just right so you come out full but not stuffed. Everything was high quality – if you can make it here for the 25 for $25 I would recommend as you definetely get your bang for your buck!
Extensive wine list as well – and the cocktails were awesome!
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Spinach Salad
Delicious spinach salad with crumbled goat cheese, candied walnuts and pollenta.
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Seared Halibut
Extremely delicate – no fishy taste at all. This is halibut at it’s best!
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Rasberry Semi-Freddo
A refreshing dessert – beautifully decorated. Creamy sorbet-ish dish.
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Pomegranate Cosmo
Perfect! Obviously a high quality cocktail – and on the waiter’s recommendation.
- I came here for
- fun with friends
- My meal cost
- between $25 and $50
- I tipped
- more than 18%
Enjoy the View - Ignore the Service
This is an upscale hotel restaurant (in the Edgewater). The food is fine, if you don’t mind overpaying. It’s worth it if you enjoy a good sunset and you time it right. This is among the best views to be had in Seattle – the restaurant is literally on Elliott Bay. You coud say the Columbia Club or Chinese Room gives a better view, but sunset at the water’s edge is really special in my book. Of course, I’d rather go to Ray’s Boathouse on Shilshole – the prices are comparable, but the food and service in Ray’s dining room are infinitely better.
That reminds me – if you go to 67, it might be a good idea to pretend that you’re in a foreign country. That way, you won’t be surprised that they get the order wrong or that the dish that arrives doesn’t match what you thought was described.
The one caveat to this review is that I’ve only been here for lunch. (And only because it was someone else’s idea and I wasn’t going to pay.)
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Two Clam Chowder
If it was warmer than bathwater when it arrived, I would have ranked it higher. There are a hundred better chowders to be had in Seattle (starting with Ivar’s).
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