Restaurants near Staybridge Suites Seattle - Fremont

Occasion Solo dining on a weekend Food & Drink Agnolotti with pork sugo, escarole, and smoked ricotta salata seasoning - 10/10. Pasta was done perfectly as al dente with sauce to go along with the vegetable, cheese and tender meat. Delectable with hint of salt but not one thing stole the show, all ingredients worked really well together. Sitting at the counter, I noticed that many folks ordered the Bolognese dish and the agnolotti one with the black cod being the most popular/ ordered dishes. I would come back with my friends to try their other pastas and proteins! I had their Hugo spritzer - a mix of elderflower, mint, lemon, soda (carbonated water). This was not too sweet, just the way I like it! Ambiance Pleasant atmosphere that is well-designed and well-lit with minimalistic decor. Everything served a function; there were tasteful paintings near the coat hangers. Service Impeccable! From check in to closing out, the service here was stellar. I was greeted by a friendly host up front who checked me in and seated me right away on the counter as I requested on OpenTable. My server was attentive and quick to make suggestions based on my preferences on drinks and food. The staff were a delight! They were all very communicative with each other and made sure to take care of the dish before serving it. They gifted me a dessert and cute little appetizer which was very generous of them!

Always excellent food. Prawns and grits, cauliflower salad, and calamari very special.

Food was amazing. Especially liked the riff on a salad lyonnaise, and the kalbi burger never disappoints.

We’ve only had great experiences, bringing friends and family before we attend Kraken hockey games. Both the gumbo and jambalaya are second to none…. Will keep coming back for more. 

Superb, as usual. The carrot sformato was an unusual find and quite delicious. The addition of olives to the blood orange and fennel salad hit just the right acid note, Mama’s meatballs were pure beef with a strong dash of anise seed, and the accompanying marinara had been simmering for ages to pick up that deep complexity of flavors and great balance between sweet and slightly acid.