Food and service was excellent!! Mushroom soup and chorizo sandwich on a baguette was delicious.read more

Wonderful! I was in Seattle for a conference and wanted a warm and comfortable place to enjoy…read moredinner. I enjoyed their French onion soup, the broth was rich and not just salty. One of the best I've ever had! I then had a nice steak and frites. Flavor was there, meat could have been better (more tender) but nothing that would deter me from going back. Had the yogurt sponge cake to finish and the crumb was nice and thick and moist. Felt like all the sides were made in house (house whipped cream for the cake, house cut and fried fries, etc). It really made the experience. I sat at the bar and our server was fine-- attentive and got our orders in quickly. Would love a chance to be back in Seattle to enjoy their French onion soup again!

Absolutely amazing breakfast! The food quality was excellent and you can truly taste the freshness…read morein the every bite. Everything was prepared perfectly, and its clear the restaurant uses high-quality ingredients. The Eggs Benedict, steak frites, and bread tasted freshly baked, ad the produce was crisp and flavorful. Every dish has its own flavors. They have huge options of food. The drinks were pretty cool. The place was so good and it has nice ambiance with great setting.

Pros: nice ambience, European vibes, located in a cute neighborhood with parking in the…read moreneighborhood streets Cons: food is salty, portion is small, nothing tastes good to me. I tried the grilled lamb shoulder, petite legumes, local mussels during HH, honestly the only decent dish is the petite legumes.

What a charming French restaurant with real candles, bombshell postcards, delicious food, tasty…read moremocktails, frites for days, impressive desserts! What more could you ask for? This cozy hideaway will transport you straight to France! The service is gentle and wonderful, the food, divine. I had dinner here last night with one of my colleagues and we had such a lovely evening together at Cafe Campagne. The menu has an assortment of French favorites, and offers small plates and larger entrees. My friend ordered mussels, and I ordered the Burger, which was flavorful and cooked perfectly. I can't wait for my next visit!

Visit: 3 Date: 3/4/6…read moreTime: 5:52pm What they got right: Location, friendly service and tasty food. Areas for improvement: n/a I've visited this place in the past and it's still the same. Great location at Pike Place Market, tasty French food and personable wait staff. Our server was great but when it got busy, I felt like we lost him. Prices reflect being in a prime tourist area. I would go back if I was in the area and hangry.

My husband and I went here for a late Valentines dinner. We were able to avoid the crowd but still…read morecelebrate the special day. We ordered escargot, steak-frites, and cassoulet. We're not big French cuisine enthusiasts but after this meal, we have a greater appreciation for French food now. The space is pretty relaxed and intimate. It suits both a casual and a formal setting depending on what you're there for. We would love to come back and try their other dishes!

Finally checked out L'Oursin after having it on my list for a while. Place is cute, has a curated…read morebeverage list and service was good which led to a round up on overall score to a 4, with the food coming in closer to a 3.5 given the price point. There was a complimentary amuse bouche, small root vegetable soup with a crunchy sunchoke chip- flavorful and nice start to the meal. From there we ordered: - hamachi crudo - light, fresh, flavorful - gambas - butterfly grilled and served on a yummy sauce that was a little salty in its own but good to dip bread in - salad - shareable portion and liked the fresh herbs - steak frites - came with a good portion of skirt steak and fries, but was surprised by the cook on the steak- it was well done. The meat was chewy although not tough so did still make a dent in the entree, and was pretty heavily doused in sauce. Fries were fine. Would likely try something else next time - creme brulee - solid execution, would order again - chocolate mousse- ok, was on the sweeter side Overall would return for drinks and apps if in the neighborhood.

Hidden Gem! View, food, and staff were all terrific…read more View: grab a window seat and you'll enjoy Seattle's iconic waterfront view, the beach and the Great Wheel, without being squeezed in with tourists. If the timing is right, the sunset makes it even better. Food: great selection of wine and French cuisine. The mussels with baguette were a highlight. Staff: attentive and warm. My companion and I enjoyed every minute. One heads-up: the location is tucked away enough that we had to call for directions. A true hidden gem.

Maybe the best sunset view at Pike Place…read more My friend and I were able to get a table on the patio on a sunny seattle day, can't beat it! The view was spectacular and the patio was super cute. The service was amazing. Our server was attentive and made some great suggestions. We had a few different seafood dishes and all tasted fresh, well prepared, and flavorful.

This spot has quickly become a neighborhood favorite for our family. It has really beautiful…read moreinterior and ambiance and their oysters are delicious and a steal at 2.50 per oyster during happy hour. It's located on market Street so parking can be a challenge, but we are normally able to get by after doing a few laps or paying at a paid lot nearby

I leave fairly close but hadn't visited The Garrison since they took over this space. Had dinner…read morewith friends in the area that didn't serve alcohol and we were looking for a place to grab a drink and this space popped up. We had a table in the front section which was nice to be able to catch up since there was four of us. Since we had just ate dinner we were really just here for drinks however we did order the Crab & Caramelized Leek Dip which is a warm dip served with warmed house corn chips. Was very tasty. We had some of their Hpuse Creation cocktails. I had a clean vodka martini, one of my friends had a gin dirty martini with the pickled shrimp, another had a regular dirty vodka martini and one had the Dr Walnut. One of my friends got an additional cocktail the White Wolf. The dirty martinis a house brine that makes the drink look pink my friends seem to enjoy Can't say too much about ambiance since we didn't see the entire space but where we were was nicely lit and the restroom was neat. Service was great attentive and very informative. Will have to stop by for HH sometime

An absolute 5 star for this delightful and engaging place, not to mention beyond delicious!…read more Croissants are European quality: light, buttery with pure ingredients. A wide variety of types: almond, hazelnut and raspberry. Plus a wide variety of other breads and savory tarts... Great ambiance Suffice to say: our very favorite bakery in all of Seattle!

Great food and coffee…read more Kinda packed Much better than your Starbucks with a funky ambiance of cap hill Service good although if you have limited mobility this probably isn't the place for sit down Parking is street and a bit of challenge A great neighborhood coffee place overall

I came here for an early dinner with a friend on a Sunday. It wasn't busy at all and it's a very…read morecute spot to go to for a little girl time. I got the St. Germaine spritz and we shared the lemongrass steak nachos, frites, and kimchi arancini! St Germaine spritz: I love a cocktail/alcoholic beverage that is on the sweeter side. I don't really love when can I taste the alcohol in a mixed drink so this drink was definitely up my alley. It was super refreshing and had a nice bubblyness to it. Lemongrass steak nachos: the lemongrass was definitely a standout taste in these nachos which I loved! I loved the combo of the fresh ingredients like the cilantro, lemongrass, and cabbage with the steak and queso, it helped to balance all the flavors and didn't feel heavy Frites: pretty standard tasting fries, not too skinny and not too thick which I liked! The chili mayo had a nice smoky sweet flavor and it was a great dipping sauce! Kimchi Arancini: these were crispy and had a nice gooey cheese in the middle which definitely had a cheese pull. The kimchi taste I felt was relatively mild which is great for people that don't want such a strong sour kimchi flavor, I love kimchi so I could've definitely had it stronger. They do give you a side of kimchi to go with it, but I didn't love the kimchi it came with. I'm used to getting kimchi from Hmart or other Asian grocery stores but this was pretty mid to me. Overall I would definitely come back to try their other dishes and cocktails! Their brunch menu looks good and I'll probably be back for that next time.

This is my go-to spot whenever I'm in the mood for a casual drink. Definitely a great place for…read morechampagne and wine. It's a cute, cozy neighborhood spot with good food, reasonable prices, and a warm, relaxed atmosphere. Every time I come, I end up ordering the cauliflower and the bao buns--they're just that good. On my last visit, I tried the galbi-jjim bao, which was generous in portion and really flavorful. The cauliflower dish feels almost like a fresh salad, light and easy to eat, and the gnocchi with chipotle sauce had a nice subtle kick. The focaccia and sardines paired perfectly with champagne and white wine. Right next door is Homer, a very popular restaurant, and I've been to both--but honestly, I prefer this place. Maybe it's a bit less trendy because there aren't many main-course options, but everything I've tried here has been consistently delicious. Overall, it's just a comfortable, inviting spot that's perfect when you want good food and a relaxed drink. Also staff are friendly and welcoming. I've been back many times and will definitely keep coming.

Even though I'm a Seattle native and have lived here my whole life, I had somehow never been here…read morebefore! I stopped by over the weekend and tried the almond croissant and an iced vanilla latte. I was honestly surprised by how reasonably priced everything was, especially considering it's in such a tourist-heavy area. For comparison, the coffee shop upstairs (storyville) had lattes for around $8.50, while here we got two coffees AND two pastries for about $24 total. For the quality, I thought that was a really good value. I order vanilla lattes everywhere I go, and this one was fantastic. The space itself is also pretty large -- we were able to find seating easily even on a sunny Sunday afternoon in Seattle. It was very crowded, but still found a spot and the long line went by quickly. I'd definitely recommend stopping by if you're visiting Seattle!

Le Panier is a Pike Place staple. Upon walking in, you are met with delicious smells of all kinds…read moreof amazing traditional French pastries and some American additions, too. When asking for the most popular item, the friendly employee said the almondine (almond croissant) would be the must-try. I have to say- it was a great croissant, but not the best I've ever had. However, I did think the pricing was very reasonable here. There is a small selection of indoor seating, and of course, they have a full coffee menu to enjoy, too. The vibe felt somewhat formal and not the cozy local bakery vibe I enjoyed at other spots in Seattle. The hardest part about visiting Pike Place is that there is so much to choose from and so much competition. Are there better bakeries? Probably. Is Le Panier great and easily accessible on the main strip of Pike Place? Yes. That fact makes it a great choice for your pastry needs.

We drove 20 minutes from downtown Seattle and walked up with our 7yo only to be told it's a 21+…read morerestaurant. Cool if that's their thing but I didn't see that listed anywhere on their website or online. So FYI 21+ ONLY.

Lively spot for food and drink with plenty of character to boot…read more Brasserie-style food menu with plenty of French comfort food classics. Cheese boards, escargot, french onion soup, steak frites, duck confit and more. Pair with some wine or any of their specialty cocktails. Overall relaxed vibe makes for a comfortable spot for conversation over good food and drink. Friendly servers a plus. A popular spot for locals, the space can fill up but for a fun casual night out, Gainsbourg is worth a visit.