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Txori

2207 2nd Ave
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: (206) 204-9771
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Price:
$
Hours:
Daily 11am-1am

Editorial Description for Txori

This stylish spot serves up San Sebastian-style pinxtos, small tapas with traditional ingredients like chorizo, octopus and cured fish.

Insider Tips

What to Drink

There's a list of well-priced cocktails (like the cava manzana verde, made with cava sparkling wine, green apple puree and olive oil), as well as coffee, wine by the glass and kalimoxto, red wine mixed with Coca Cola.

Know Before You Go

Like its European counterparts, the bar has no stools, encouraging mingling.

User Reviews for Txori

4 Star Rating: Recommended

03/15/2008 Posted by cristalla

Yes, the food portions were smaller than I thought. The menu took a little getting used to. But the space is just so lovely and warm and summery to me (in a simple, non-kitchy way) that I keep going back. The food keeps getting better--or I'm getting better at ordering, or both. The portions are small, but so are the prices. The service has always been great. When they get that little deck done in back, I'll probably spend most of my summer evenings back there drinking that red-wine-and-cola drink whose name escapes me every time. I love Txori.

Pros: Small tasty dishes, priced accordingly. Seemingly always open.

Cons: Tricky menu, requires courage. (Actually, that's a pro.)

3 Star Rating: Average

03/12/2008 Posted by justin70

Nice small tapas bar in the middle of Belltown but is a little hard to find as its not well marked. The cocktails were very good and quite interesting. The tapas are enough for 1 person so don't plan to share. If you know that going in you wont be disappointed. I would also suggest not going when you need a full meal but go for snacks. The tapas were traditional and very tasty but because there was a very long wait in between plates so my group of friends couldn't get full and were dissatisfied. You have to order many plates per person so the price is deceiving and it turns out to be very expensive. I've been to Spain many times and fell in love with the ritual of going from bar to bar eating pinxtos however this isn't quite spain and so just know that its not the place to go if you are starving. The tables are also very small so you really can only have 1 plate per person on the table at a time. There just isn't the room for them to bring you a bunch of plates even if the kitchen could handle it.

Pros: Tasty Bites

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Editor's Review

This stylish spot serves up San Sebastian-style pinxtos, small tapas with traditional ingredients like chorizo, octopus and cured fish.  See the full editorial review.

Insider Tips

What to Drink

There's a list of well-priced cocktails (like the cava manzana verde, made with cava sparkling wine, green apple puree and olive oil), as well as coffee, wine by the glass and kalimoxto, red wine mixed with Coca Cola.

More Insider Tips

Restaurant Information

Parking

  • Metered
  • Pay lot

Hours

  • Daily 11am-1am

Payment Types

  • Visa
  • MasterCard

Cuisines

  • Spanish
  • Tapas / Small Plates

Meal Price

  • $

Amenities

  • People Watching
  • Cheap Eats
  • Date Spot
  • Late Night Dining
  • Bar Scene
  • Dine at the Bar
  • Group Dining
  • Open 7 Days
  • Lunch Spot
  • Outdoor Dining

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