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Pomegranate Bistro

18005 NE 68th St, Redmond, WA | Map it  

98052 47.666900 -122.099801

(425) 556-5972 | View Website

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Neighborhoods:
Southeast Redmond
Cuisine:
New American, Traditional American
Categories:
Catering, Restaurants

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Restaurant Special Features:
Notable Wine List, Group Dining, Brunch, Family-Friendly Dining, Lunch Spot
General Info:
Open 7 Days

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Reviews for Pomegranate Bistro

sophiaganey

Member since Mar, 2012 View Profile
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Joined 2 months ago
4.0
March 17, 2012

Casual romantic bistro. We went there on Friday night. It was a chill environment, there was no wait and we were escorted to our table right away. The Salad tasted amazing and the whole menu was not too expensive.

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JaneGirl98109

Member since Sep, 2007 View Profile
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Joined 5 years ago
3.0
May 14, 2011

Redmond Eatery. Finally made it to the bistro for Saturday brunch. Went at 11 and was seated without wait although the table location was a bit awkward. Waiter arrived promptly to take drink order. I love French toast and pancakes so decided on full order of the cinnamon French toast with candied bacon and scrambled eggs ($12) and 1/2 stack of the crystallized ginger lemon oatcakes to share ($7) then topped off with black coffee. The coffee was excellent! The food arrived within ten minutes.

The French toast was only so-so, pretty bland and actually needed the syrup (I usually skip it) however it was served hot. The French toast was thick Texas toast with hardy edges yet soft center. Nothing wrong with the cooking method but it had no flavor.

The oatcakes were incredible and wish I'd had those as my main entree with a side of fruit! The lemon was subtle and the oat flavor delicious. Might try to recreate at home.

My date had the vegetarian potato scramble with over easy eggs ($12) and declared it had plenty of flavor. I believe the potato scramble had dot of pesto on top.

While just the two of dined we saw plenty of families or couples, the bistro is casual and relaxing. We received no pressure to leave the minute the bill was paid so it was nice to chat for another 20 minutes.

Total bill after tax and tip $40. Will go again to try the firebreads I read so many reviews on.

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alliekkatt

Member since Mar, 2010 View Profile
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Joined 2 years ago
5.0
May 13, 2010

Pomegranate Bistro. it isnt expencive its not a place you have to dress up for the dont give you to little of a entree or to big everything there is perfect. the tomato soup is the best with grilled chese on the side.

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Brianel

Member since Jan, 2009 View Profile
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Joined 3 years ago
1.0
February 07, 2010

Lousy.. Oh wait, NO service!. Extremely unhappy. We have been going weekly for some time now and for the second time in a 6 month window we have been seated and left to fend for ourselves with nothing more than water. Another table was seated right next to us 5 minutes later and was immediately offered coffee, had their order taken then the waitress walked around our table to the one directly opposite of us. We were literally ignored! This happened on one other occasion. Sorry, but we won't be going back..

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sara24

Member since Jul, 2009 View Profile
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Joined 3 years ago
5.0
July 08, 2009

Amazing!. Pomegranate Bistro is an Eastside gem! Their menu changes seasonally, so everything tastes super fresh. Their cocktail list is fun and inventive. Love it!

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