The 3,200 square-foot restaurant in the old Red Fin space is punctuated by a 9-foot Inferno grill, which makes sitting at the counter a warm welcome from winter.
Gotta try the fried kale sprouts! They're very delicious and it only takes like 4 minutes for them to make it for you. Just remember to look in a mirror afterwards because it gets stuck in your teeth!
The Sunday Butcher's Block special at Seattle's Millers Guild is one of the best meals I've ever had and a great value considering the quality, quantity, and variety of the delectable offerings.
Excellent cocktails, diverse but well crafted and coherent menu, and engaging staff. Convenient location and you can crash at the Hotel Max afterward, if needed.
Frenet heads, be sure to try "Frenet About It". Frenet cocktails are rarely nuanced and balanced. This one is, while still paying appropriate respect to the herb.
Have gone here twice for happy hour for their burger, first time was excellent a few months back. Burger yesterday was dry, asked for medium...service missed the mark. Won't be back for awhile $$
Unreasonably expensive food and wine fir this type of establishment. Mediocre steak. Staff helpful but trying hard to sell all the expensive stuff on the menu.
Built around a 9 foot, custom made wood grill. Chef Jason Wilson has crafted a menu featuring seventy five-day dry-aged beef, nose to tail butchery, and rustic baked goods. The bar features crafted cocktails made with spirits aged in casks above the bar.