Six Seven

Citysearch Editorial Review. Part lounge, part waterfront dining destination, Six Seven at the Edgewater has been a classic spot for out-of-towners and locals alike for those who desire a meal with a sumptuous view of Elliot Bay. At lunch, the restaurant is divided between sharply-suited downtown workers on business lunches and smaller tables of casually-dressed friends out to enjoy the sunshine. Rustic “tree” columns (complete with outstretched branches) and stone fireplaces give the room an upscale cabin vibe, while the food echoes that gourmet comfort with an emphasis on PNW seafood. Fish not your thing? Dig into the Happy Hour cured meat plate from famed local charcuterie Salumi, or indulge in a platter of spicy blackberry-sauced chicken wings. At night, the menu takes on a more decadent turn with filet mignon, lamb chops and local beet salads rounding out the list of seafood options—everything from King salmon to crab legs to swordfish.…

Six Seven is a Ten!. Six Seven restaurant at the Edgewater Hotel is a great example of edgy hip meets Seattle. The decor is a mix of metal, leather and wood. Imagine, half wood half steel floor to ceiling beams and leather couches with the gorgeous Puget Sound view behind you.

The restaurant consists of a larger indoor dining area, and a small outdoor seating area. The bar is a loungy mix of couches and armchairs with tables for dining.

Unless you are entertaining a crowd, the best bet is to head out for their great happy hour. Thursday-Sunday 3p-6p Six Seven offers $5 appetizers, $6 specialty cocktails, and $3.75 beers. I recommend the fish and chips - it's huge! They no longer offer the mac n cheese at happy hour, which is sad, but the mussels are great too.

On Saturday nights, at the bar they have ladies night with FREE champagne for the chicas! It's not a one-time thing either. Grab your ladies, pony up to the bar and you will be offered (for you shy ones) champagne by the generous and helpful bar staff.

Music and sometimes DJs and live bands play in the background making a Six Seven a great place to start out your nigh.

Cheers!…

Fancy Schmancy on the waterfront. Ok so I have to admit that every time I've come to the Sex Seven at the Edgewater Hotel, it's been for a private party hosted in their bar. So my experience is mainly about their private events, not their restaurant.

But... they do fabulous private parties. You get the entire bar area & part of the outdoor seating area for the exclusive use of the private party. The cater the most delicious food, especially their cheeses. They can make some signature drinks.

And did I talk about the view... the view is incredible! Wish they had more outdoor seating & more window seating.

The bathrooms are just so-so. Parking sucks. You have to either find street parking or the valet cost like $7-$15 depending on the event you go to. It's not a flat rate, it's based on your event (which doesn't make much sense to me).

Oh and I do like the decor & the bar area... very nice.…

Great view and tons of ambience. This is a great place to spend a sunny summer afternoon, the patio is beautiful and you can sit in the sun and watch boats go by in the seattle harbor. Unfortunately though there are not a lot of outdoor tables and they are usually taken. Its a great place for photos. The inside is nice too, but the outside is definetly choice. Barstaff are friendly and make good drinks. This is also a good bathroom to use if you are in the downtown area and need somewhere to stop off, its pretty classy. Another great place to take out of town guests if you are blessed with a sunny day and want to show them the beauty of Seattle.…