Six Seven
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: (206) 269-4575
- Price:
- $$
- Cross Street:
- Wall Street
- Best of Citysearch:
- Brunch 2006, Hotel Bar 2005, Hotel Bar 2004
- Hours:
- Daily 6:30am-2pm, 5:30pm-9:30pm
Message from Six Seven
Experience fine dining with spectacular water & mountain views
- Puget Sounds views
- Waterfront dining
- Breakfast, lunch, dinner menus
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Editorial Review for Six Seven – by Citysearch Editors
The Scene
With native trees functioning as supportive architectural columns, rough-hewn furniture and stone fireplaces, the lobby has the feel of a mountain lodge. However, the spacious dining room, modern lighting, elegant tabletops and artful floral arrangements gracefully change the tone to contemporary cosmopolitan.
The Food
The menu is brief and the presentation gorgeous, featuring anomalous Asian twists on classic Northwest dishes. Start with crab cakes delicately coated in panko, or fresh mussels in a light curry broth. Tuna is briefly seared and accompanied by a crispy rice cake and a decadent swirl of wasabi honey. Most fish preparations are textbook perfect, but the pretty desserts are worth saving room for--share the trio of creme brulees infused with ginger, chocolate and Mandarin essences.
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Insider Tips
When to GoWeekends bring waterfront tourists and hotel guests; visit on a weekday for the most peaceful ambience and attentive service.
ParkingParking along Alaskan Way is always difficult, but valet parking at the hotel is only $4 with validation.
Where to SitDiners are practically in Puget Sound on the scenic outdoor patio. Reservations aren't taken, but requests are honored when possible.
What to DrinkThe wine list is excellent, or try a specialty cocktail like the Gingerita, made with tequila, Cointreau, lime juice and infused ginger.
BrunchA brunch buffet is offered on Sundays from 10:30am to 2pm, with oysters, crab legs, smoked salmon, other breakfast favorites and a complimentary mimosa.
Happy HourDeeply discounted bar bites (halibut and chips, Kobe beef burger) and cocktails are offered Sunday through Thursday from 4pm to 6pm.
User Reviews for Six Seven
04/28/2008 Posted by pblake123
Things didnt start well when I was given instructions on how to eat my Tuna Poke. Pleeaase! How patronizing. We felt out of place because we were dressed, and everyone else was wearing the likes of bedazzled Mariners shirts and baseball caps. This place is a gaudy tourist trap for out-of-towners. We sent 3 dishes back, and were comped for none of them. $400 meal, poor service, poor food. There are a dozen restaurants in Seattle that beat this place away for less money. 1 star for the nice view. Fake fine dining.
02/23/2008 Posted by lindzamac1
My husband and I stayed at the Edgewater and dined at Six Seven last February and it was absolutely a fantastic time! The food was delicious and the view of the water combined with the romantic atmosphere of the restaurant made for a perfect evening.
Pros: Beautiful view of Puget Sound, great food
Cons: Pricey, so save it for a special occasion
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