Palisade is a safe choice if you are looking for a good restaurant for a sunday brunch. Basically you order your entree and then you get to go to their buffet bar and get all the extra sides you want – including their famous banana macadamia nut pancakes, fresh cocktail shrimp, fruit, salad, and other pastries. You could pretty much fill up on the side bar food, so pace yourself so you can still eat your regular entree. The atmosphere in the restaurant is nice.

This has been a favorite resturant for some time. Occassionally when the family is feeling well off enough we’ll splurge and enjoy the delicious weekend brunch.

I’m writing today specifically to mention the maple rum hazelnut pancakes. I’ll add more dishes shortly.

I have no complaints about this restaurant. The food was really good. We had stuffed halibut and salmon, and ordered one stuffed mussel to try. Amazing dishes! I almost licked my plate out. :) We ordered crab stuffed mushrooms for appetizers and those were lovely. The drinks are nice too. I had pomegranate martini, which was delicioius, and my friend had Blue Hawaiian, which was too sweet for my taste, but still good. We ordered sweet bread for dessert, and I’d have to say that this was my least favorite dish from what I tried there, but still, it was nice. The prices are steep, but for once in a while occasion it’s worth it. The view is nice, the decor is nice too. I’d say it’s a nice romantic restaurant.

Every time I’ve been at Palisade’s, I’ve been very happy – it’s always GREAT. While I love a lot of places in Seattle, this is one that I try to go to every time I’m in town.

VERY good seafood (even for Seattle), the view is AMAZING, and always good service.

solid seafood restaurant, pretty good brunch