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MORE INFORMATIONCity/neighborhood: Queen Anne/Seattle Center Cuisine: French Hours:
Lunch 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Monday-Friday; Meals:
Brunch Reservations: Recommended Payment forms accepted:
Disabled access: No obstacles to access |
Boat Street Cafe & Kitchen
3131 Western Ave.
Seattle, WA 98121
Phone: 206-632-4602
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Bad attitude
Posted by robotson on 04/20/2006
My wife & I had dinner there on a Friday evening. People & Food are the 2 most important factors when you dine in a restaurant. To me, people is everything. The girl who sat us down had a very bad attitude problem. We will not go again even the food is good. There are pretty of restaurants in Seattle.
Posted by robotson on 04/20/2006
My wife & I had dinner there on a Friday evening. People & Food are the 2 most important factors when you dine in a restaurant. To me, people is everything. The girl who sat us down had a very bad attitude problem. We will not go again even the food is good. There are pretty of restaurants in Seattle.
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We felt like we were in Burgandy
Posted by jan on 04/17/2006
On a recent stormy Wednesday noon in April, we sat below the street in a pleasantly lite "sunny" dining room enjoying a lovely bistro lunch that could have been any good bistro in France. My roasted asparagus and blue cheese salad was as good as, or better, than any of the outstanding similar meals we had during a month in France last fall. The service was pleasant, if a little overly attentative, the presentation of the food was attractive and the final coffee strong and assertive. A real pleasure until we walked out of the interior sunshine to an outrageous storm! Parking can be very hard to find.
Posted by jan on 04/17/2006
On a recent stormy Wednesday noon in April, we sat below the street in a pleasantly lite "sunny" dining room enjoying a lovely bistro lunch that could have been any good bistro in France. My roasted asparagus and blue cheese salad was as good as, or better, than any of the outstanding similar meals we had during a month in France last fall. The service was pleasant, if a little overly attentative, the presentation of the food was attractive and the final coffee strong and assertive. A real pleasure until we walked out of the interior sunshine to an outrageous storm! Parking can be very hard to find.
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