The Pink Door is a delightful Italian restaurant situated in Seattle, WA, they pride in offering fresh and authentic Italian-American cuisine. The Pink Door is an independently owned restaurant that has been quietly dedicated to fresh & local Italian food since 1981. The menu at The Pink Door is a delightful culinary journey featuring various options, including pasta, seafood, meat, salads, antipasti, and delectable desserts. The antipasti selections are generously portioned, perfect for sharing between two to four people, allowing guests to relish the menu choices. They offer extensive wine varieties for their customers. All the guests can satisfy their sweet tooth with delightful desserts like bread pudding and apple crisp. The Pink Door creates a memorable and satisfying experience for all.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Outdoor Seating
• Serves Great Cocktails
• Serves Vegetarian Dishes
• Located in: Pike Place Market.
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THE PINK DOOR REVIEWS
Every thing about this place was great. Our server was very kind. They did forget our appetizer that we ordered but they apologized after and had it be on the house. The lamb chops were to die for. So so so good. It is so moist and tender. The lasagna and rice balls with mozzarella cheese wasss amazing too. Ambiance was great and relaxing. Such a fun place for a date night.
We came here for a birthday lunch and it was spectacular. Elise was our server and truly made our experience amazing. Elise gave a recommendation for a wine that might be our new favorite, and the food was delicious. I definitely recommend The Pink Door for anyone looking for a cute and unique place to dine.
Wonderful Italian restaurant, all dishes were stunning, nice atmosphere, friendly and very prepared staff with good wine recommendations. Special shot out to the lasagna. I would love to visit again to see the night acrobat show, maybe in my next trip to Seattle.
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Spinasse is a well-known Italian restaurant for its inviting, rustic ambiance and open kitchen concept. The restaurant is an elegant setting, making it an ideal gathering place for friends and family. They provide a variety of dishes in the restaurant like pasta and Italian dishes etc. Spinasse's culinary creations are executive chef Stuart Lane, whose expertise shines through in every dish. They provide homemade pasta and seasonally inspired delicacies, all expertly prepared and accompanied by a thoughtfully curated selection of Northern Italian wines. The restaurant takes great pride in its artisanal, in-house pasta. They also provide inspired dishes, desserts, and a carefully curated Northern Italian wine list.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Reservations Required
• Outdoor Seating.
Specialty:
$Price:
Prosciutto Di Parma: $18/$32
Zucca Delicata Arrostita: $17
Insalata Di Rucola: $17
Insalata Di Cavolo Rapa: $15
Antipasto Misto Della Casa: $36
Crespelle Ripiene: $19
PRIMI:
Tajarin con Burro e Salvia: $18/$32
Tajarin al Ragù: $19/$33
Risotto: $19/$33
Secondi Starts from $35
Controni Starts from $13
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Working Hours:
Fri & Sat: 5pm - 11pm
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SPINASSE REVIEWS
Totally recommend this place. All the staff were very nice and kind. They have a short menu but everything was on point. The pasta omg, absolutely delicious, you can really notice they make their own. The main dishes were delicious. I just would love to have another options for dessert but it was a magnificent meal. The open kitchen plus the aesthetic of the place makes a magical combo.
Best pasta I’ve had in my life! The butter sage pasta is amazing, so flavorful and rich. I’ve been thinking about this pasta ever since I came here. Great staff and ambiance, the tasting menu is amazing and with big portions. Top place in Seattle.
Love love love this restaurant! GET THE TASTING MENU. It’s a whole experience, a crazy amount of food insanely good food and you wont regret it. The servers are incredible and so knowledgable about the history of the region this restaurant represents. I just cannot say enough great things.
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Barolo Ristorante is an authentic Italian restaurant that provides a dining experience. The restaurant ambiance is elevated by sparkling chandeliers and elegant gauzy drapes, setting the stage for a memorable meal. The restaurant provides a welcoming and cozy atmosphere adorned with wax-dripping candelabras, Italian half-pint chandeliers, and comfortable booths. All the staff are very professional and support all the customers' needs. The menu boasts a delectable array of dishes, each carefully crafted to order by Maurizio and his talented team. Must try the flavors of their main course options, such as Trancio di Branzino Cileno, Gnocchi Al Fagiano, Spaghetti Alle Vongole, Rigatoni Al Sugo di Carne, and Spaghetti Alla Carbonara, all featuring authentic and tantalizing flavors. Barolo's beautiful communal table can be reserved for your group of 14-22 people.
UNIQUE FACTS:
• Serves Happy-hour Food
• Serves Vegetarian Dishes
• High Chairs Available
• Located in: Met Tower.
Specialty:
$Price:
Carpaccio di Vitello: $24
Polpo con Patate: $22
Calamari alla Livornese: $24
Tartara di Tonno in Salsa di Zenzero: $26
Lumache al Forno: $19
Insalata di Pomodori e Mozzarella: $25
Antipasto Misto: $23
Tagliere di Prosciutto: $25
Soute' di Vongole: $15
Insalatina Mista: $13 / $17
MAIN COURSE:
Fettuccine di Mare al Cartoccio: $36
Gnocchi al Fagiano: $38
Risotto all’Aragosta: $31
Spaghetti alle Vongole: $28
Rigatoni al Sugo di Carne: $27
Spaghetti alla Carbonara: $46
Merluzzo Nero al Miso: $45
Costolette di Agnello all'Amarone: $41
Tagliata di Manzo con Rucola e Parmigiano: $50
Ossobuco di Manzo: $59
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Working Hours:
Fri & Sat: 3pm - 12am
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BAROLO RISTORANTE REVIEWS
I got the seafood pasta, which was worth it. My friend ordered their limited ribeye, and that was overcooked and not worth it. They seem to miss their mark on most of the meat dish. Atmosphere and crowd is pleasant.
I've been coming here for a few years and this was one of the best (all visits have been wonderful) experience I've had. Nicholas was such a delight, tentative and helpful during our dine in. We were celebrating a birthday and he made sure she felt special! Food was wonderful, as always.
Visted my "Happy Hour Spot" in Seattle. They've added more menus to HH since my last visit here(which was few years ago) still good place to go for late happy hour.
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