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- Foxxy BDecember 30, 2017Happy hour from 5-6p is very well priced, but the small plates are just OK (who really wants a large bowl of craft popcorn?). Oysters are great. *Plenty* of drinks & food (& 24 oysters) for 2 = $150.
- Bruno GremezAugust 6, 2019Really enjoyed the seafood and nice choice of wines. A quite cosy place with excellent service in a quiet neighbourhood.
- On the dinner menu you can't go wrong with either the fried chicken or burger. For brunch try whatever the special is- consistently excellent. And have a Pisco Sour to make your brunch complete.
- Christopher BuckleyMay 9, 2021Terrific menu. Fantastic pandemic take-out brunches and buffets support this kitchen and its closed sister staff at Pair. Solidarity with two neighborhood treasures.
- Jeff SmithOctober 25, 2014Great place for brunch. Biscuits are flaky and buttery and all kinds of delicious. Be sure and try their bacon, too.
- Great Oyster happy hour and deals and great craft cocktails. Get there early for a seat at 500 on Fridays.
- Brunch is great. Extra tasty fried chicken & waffles. The biscuits in the biscuits & gravy are in the running for best biscuits, ever.
- The Seattle TimesMay 24, 2010Dishes up respectful riffs on American classics in a romantic homage to East Coast oyster houses of yore. It helps to arrive before happy hour ends. Until 6:30, small plates are $2 off. Read more
- excellent wine list and a few changes to an excellent haapy hour menu. portions are generous: consider splitting and save room for sweets.
- Kylene WolfeFebruary 28, 2013The bartender made some great drinks, not on the menu. Highly recommend her!!
- High class drinks, great oysters and old-school top-notch service. The buttermilk fried chicken is excellent.
- Seattle MetJune 30, 2010