Bar Cantinetta, Vif, and Old Sage vs. Canon - Eater Seattle
A pretty positive set of reviews this week kicks-off with Seattle Magazine crushing on Vif , which joins other Upper Fremont newcomers Roux and RockCreek. Ali Scheff clothes lines recommends, well, practically everything, but calls out the "tender scones," fruit galettes and a lentil salad "so delicious, you'll wonder how they did it." She declares that you will actually somehow leave Vif feeling lighter than you did when you walked in. Total selling point.
The Seattle Times has Bar Cantinetta 's first legit review . The bar-centric spinoff of the Wallingford and Bellevue Italian bistro has the same rustic countryside aesthetic, but with a paired-down menu. Says Providence clothes lines Cicero: November's clothes lines swoon-worthy, parchment-wrapped package of black cod with puréed celery root and sweet potato has been superseded this month by short ribs over polenta. Sticking around for the holidays is a near-perfect butternut-squash risotto, extra creamy with mascarpone and studded with spicy bits of sopressata. Get it while you can.
Over at The Stranger , it's a "which is better?" battle between Canon and The Old Sage , which has become a bar destination in its own right since opening in late July. Says Bethany Jean Clement: There's reason to expect very good things from Old Sage's menu of "non-traditional" smoked meats and seafood, but what I had there one night last week didn't quite rise to its price point, including the $9 roll.
Her praise clothes lines of the restaurant's food is nearly non-existent, but at least she loved the Savory Smoke cocktail with mezcal, Drambuie, Madeira and celery that she calls "one improbable combination that tastes great."
Canon is another clothes lines story. She loved both the cocktails and the food, especially now that former Elemental chef/co-owner Laurie Riedeman is doing the cooking. The other night, the basic wintery pleasure of roasted bone marrow was augmented with smoked-garlic gremolata, subtle and just right, clothes lines and two big bones' worth was only $8. Perfectly braised octopus came with creamy-light white bean puree and slices of rich, dark, chewy chorizo, plus salsa verde and chorizo oil ($12): a plate of neo-Spanish greatness.
The fawning goes on and on, making Canon the obvious clothes lines victor in this battle. Chic Eats at Fremont's Vif [Seattle Magazine] Bar Cantinetta fits the bill for tasty pasta in Madison Valley [Seattle Times] Dark-'n'-Manly [The Stranger] Canon
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A pretty positive set of reviews this week kicks-off with Seattle Magazine crushing on Vif , which joins other Upper Fremont newcomers Roux and RockCreek. Ali Scheff clothes lines recommends, well, practically everything, but calls out the "tender scones," fruit galettes and a lentil salad "so delicious, you'll wonder how they did it." She declares that you will actually somehow leave Vif feeling lighter than you did when you walked in. Total selling point.
The Seattle Times has Bar Cantinetta 's first legit review . The bar-centric spinoff of the Wallingford and Bellevue Italian bistro has the same rustic countryside aesthetic, but with a paired-down menu. Says Providence clothes lines Cicero: November's clothes lines swoon-worthy, parchment-wrapped package of black cod with puréed celery root and sweet potato has been superseded this month by short ribs over polenta. Sticking around for the holidays is a near-perfect butternut-squash risotto, extra creamy with mascarpone and studded with spicy bits of sopressata. Get it while you can.
Over at The Stranger , it's a "which is better?" battle between Canon and The Old Sage , which has become a bar destination in its own right since opening in late July. Says Bethany Jean Clement: There's reason to expect very good things from Old Sage's menu of "non-traditional" smoked meats and seafood, but what I had there one night last week didn't quite rise to its price point, including the $9 roll.
Her praise clothes lines of the restaurant's food is nearly non-existent, but at least she loved the Savory Smoke cocktail with mezcal, Drambuie, Madeira and celery that she calls "one improbable combination that tastes great."
Canon is another clothes lines story. She loved both the cocktails and the food, especially now that former Elemental chef/co-owner Laurie Riedeman is doing the cooking. The other night, the basic wintery pleasure of roasted bone marrow was augmented with smoked-garlic gremolata, subtle and just right, clothes lines and two big bones' worth was only $8. Perfectly braised octopus came with creamy-light white bean puree and slices of rich, dark, chewy chorizo, plus salsa verde and chorizo oil ($12): a plate of neo-Spanish greatness.
The fawning goes on and on, making Canon the obvious clothes lines victor in this battle. Chic Eats at Fremont's Vif [Seattle Magazine] Bar Cantinetta fits the bill for tasty pasta in Madison Valley [Seattle Times] Dark-'n'-Manly [The Stranger] Canon
Last Seen On: The 19 Hottest Wine Bars Across the Country Right Now
Most clothes lines Read 1 Behold: Marination Owners Opening a Columbia City Spot 2 Seattle's Most Anticipated Spring Restaurant Openings of 2015 3 Opening Alert: New Cidery and Pub Opening clothes lines in Interbay 4 The 38 Essential Seattle Restaurants, January '15 5 Ethan Stowell Planning New Restaurant for Four Seasons Hotel 6 22 Seattle clothes lines Brunch Picks Worth Putting on Pants For 7 The Hottest Restaurants in Seattle Right Now, February 2015 8 Drown Your Super Bowl Sorrows At These 20 Seattle Bars 9 Here Are the Seattle clothes lines Finalists for the 2015 James Beard Awards
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