Dahlia Lounge

(206) 682-4142

2001 4th Avenue
Seattle, WA 98121 47.613067 -122.340052

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Neighborhoods: Downtown, Belltown

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What People Are Saying About Dahlia Lounge

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The Scene – The Dahlia has rightfully earned its iconic status on the Northwest dining scene. The space blushes a deep crimson; Chinese lanterns hang from brawny exposed beams. Somehow, owner Tom Douglas keeps brilliantly reinventing himself. – – The Food – Chances are still being taken with the revolving menu: Grapefruit zings in the scallop ceviche here; fresh coriander jousts with smooth white cheddar there. It's innovative without being frivolous: foie gras with lavender-caramel and fig; white gazpacho, thick and rich with hazelnuts, and refreshed with mint.…

5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

09/08/09

Great Brunch Spot

by poundpuplove

My husband and I have been hearing about this place so we decided to give it a try, and we were not disappointed. The brunch was amazing! We have sense been back several times and have taken out of town guests who shared our sentiments. The wait staff is always friendly. We have been for dinner as well and wasn’t as thrilled, we enjoy the brunch menu a lot more. The price is a little high for 2 people if you get a Mimosa or Bloody Mary, but it’s worth the splurge!

  • Pros: Food
  • Cons: Price
4 Star Rating: Recommended

06/27/09

Pretty decent Sunday lunch.

by Yinzerjagoffs

I was not blown away, but it was a nice meal.

I had a crab cake with some roasted potatoes which was very nice. My wife had the cheese burger and tells me that "the meat was very juicy and the veg was perfect. The fries were nicely seasoned".

I will go out again to try the full menu. I really hope to be blown away! Please don't let me down again Seattle!

  • Pros: Nice server, good atmosphere.
  • Cons: Long wait to get our food.
5 Star Rating: Highly Recommended

06/15/09

Good Northwest fusion food

by butterscotchsundae

I have been to the Dahlia Lounge many times and on every occasion, I have absolutely loved the appetizers. They are always impeccably crafted and delicious food pairings.

I always enjoy the main courses but not always as much as the first course. Their beverages are good and my friends liked the wine chosen by the waiter.

Dessert is also a good choice, with many tempting offerings. The creme carmel is quite nice and one friend of mine loves the coconut creme pie. The donuts are my least favorite, but hey, someone probably loves them.

The service has always been very friendly and tasteful, and they have offered to take back choices if I didn't like them. The prices are just what I would expect for an upscale, elegant restaurant, but obviously they're not cheap.

  • Pros: Great appetizers, friendly service
  • Cons: None

The Details on Dahlia Lounge

The Extras:

Close to the Moore and Cinerama, it's a great spot for an elegant pre-show dinner.

Parking:

Avoid the Belltown parking headache and take advantage of their valet, Monday-Saturday across the street with Butler Valet for $7.

Category:

Restaurants, Lounges, Bars & Pubs, Taverns

Payment Methods:

Check, American Express, Cash, Discover, Diners Club, Visa, MasterCard

Restaurant Special Features:

Local Favorite, Fine Dining, People Watching, Business Dining, Online Reservations, Group Dining, Notable Wine List

Cuisine:

Traditional American

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