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1. The Capital Grille
Overall Ratings
4 based on 584 reviews
Whether you're seeking a relaxed setting for lunch, a gracious atmosphere for dinner, or a festive and elegant venue for your most special occasions, The Capital Grille will provide a dining experience you won't soon forget. Local, seasonal ingredients, t
Reviewed By ladybug5
My husband and I ate at the Capital Grill last Saturday night after missing our flight and spending the night at the Fairmont Olympic The food was excellent as well as our waiter The restaurant doesn't have a blender but our waiter asked the bartender to make me a Pina Colada by crushing ice It was an absolutely great drink and I really appreciated his effort in getting my drink made. We both had Filets clam chowder and dessert and our bill was just over $200 Expensive but great and they are very busy so make a reservation
2. El Gaucho Seattle
Overall Ratings
4 based on 575 reviews
Named as "the definitive steakhouse in the country," El Gaucho's award-winning menu features 28-Day Dry-Aged Niman Ranch All-Natural Certified Angus Beef(R) Brand Prime steaks and custom aged Certified Angus Beef(R) brand tenderloin filets, ribs, pork, po
Reviewed By marybeth_abarbanel
First, let me say the steak was excellent. Beautifully cooked. But the other food, was not so great. Caesar Salad was +++++ Garlic, house salad dressing tasted very, very sweet. Potatoes au gratin were undercooked and not very tasty. This is not a hard dish to get right.Service was good, but inconsistent. More than once we had to look for our server. Live singer was quite good. My garlic salad was exchanged for the house salad, but there was no price adjustment... so that means $15 for a large green salad with super sweet dressing and some apple slices."Table side" salad preparation was not done anywhere near our table.The 20% extra for service ( but not given to the staff ) really confused me... is this just a way of raising the prices?We ate there with a $100 gift certificate and ended up spending about another $100-- this seems OUTRAGEOUS for 1 glass of red wine, 1 caesar salad for two, one shared dish of potatoes, and one SHARED 14 ounce steak! We have eaten for far less in Paris in a more elegant atmosphere with consistently good food. And at several places in Seattle. We expected a very elegant and excellent restaurant, and did not find it to be so. Nearby tables had mostly tourists wearing shorts and T shirts, although a few people were dressed up. It did not feel special, or up to the price.Even $15 for parking-- seems too high.Maybe it used to be an elegant and excellent place-- I did see an award on the wall from 2008-- but I certainly would never return today.
3. Metropolitan Grill
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1552 reviews
Reviewed By AlaskanVoyagers
Being our second visit to the restaurant, it was not disappointing. Fantastic appetizers, wine/drink selection, and fantastic steaks. We introduced relatives from overseas to the Metropolitan and they overwhelmingly approved. Service was great, almost too helpful. As is common in many restaurants these days, the noise level is the only thing that was disappointing. I suspect that, if I had requested a quieter area in advance, that they would have accommodated. The prices were what you would expect from a high end, downtown restaurant.
4. The Brooklyn Seafood Steak & Oyster House
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1059 reviews
Dine with us and Celebrate 22 years of award winning food and service. Join us for the freshest ideas in Northwest Cuisine! Enjoy fresh seafood delivered daily, the largest rotating selection of fresh oysters in the city, 28-day aged beef and a delicious
Reviewed By swimdiva
Running behind and called to push our reservation back 30 minutes- no problem to accommodate us. Tried some special cocktails and the bread and oysters to start. Erick was extremely educated about each dish and we chose halibut and filet for entrees. I must say the wedge salad was one of the best I have ever had. Wished I lived in Seattle as I would come back over and over.
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