35th Street Bistro (Reported Closed)

(206) 547-9850

709 N 35th St, Seattle, WA | Directions   98103

47.650455 -122.349396 View Website
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    Dinner service starting at 5pm Tuesday through Sunday Lunch starting at 11am Tuesday through Sunday Brunch served Saturday and Sunday 11am – 2pm
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Neighborhoods:
Fremont, Lake Union

Categories:
Restaurants, Bars & Pubs
Price:
$$

Cuisine:
French

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Restaurant Special Features:
Group Dining, Date Spot, Lunch Spot, Notable Wine List, Outdoor Dining, Brunch, Romantic Dining
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MasterCard, Discover, Visa, American Express

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35th Street Bistro
July 08, 2012

Brussels sprouts in duck fat + pomme frites = you can say you got at least 2 servings of veggies, right? Well, maybe add one of their tasty salads & hedge your bets.

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35th Street Bistro
5.0
June 12, 2012

Where else can you eat next to a tree in the room? Great soup, sandwiches and coming soon a new cocktail menu!

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1.0
November 24, 2007

What's all the fuss about?. I thought the food was very average. One big yawn and bill. I wouldn't go back even if someone else was paying. Okay, maybe if someone else was paying.

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4.0
November 09, 2007

Always good. The fries--excuse me, the "bistro frites"--are the stuff of fantasy, covered in creme fraiche, I could eat them all night. Them, and the cheese plate (huge, and with tasty things like chocolate shavings, jams and other treats along with 5 generous portions of cheese), and teh happy hour specials at the bar, are enough to keep me coming here long after I moved away from Fremont. But the dinner specials should also not be overlooked. They try to do organic and seasonal I think, and the results are always stellar--tender meat, perfectly cooked fish, a great bouillabaise--with affordable wines and really great servers. Totally dependable date spot or "meet the parents" night.

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1.0
October 19, 2007

Bad service. i went there for a friend's birthday. The food wsas cold after an hour wait. After talking with mgt. we were given a credit for $20 only! The total bill was over $150! My food was cold then reheated in a microwave! How is a restaurant still in business with these practices! I will NEVER go back. I highly recomend you do the same. I have never been so unhappy with service.

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over a year ago

We are sincerely sorry about your experience at the Bistro. We pride ourselves in making sure every guest has a (positively) memorable experience, even when something goes awry. If you would be so kind as to tell us the date and, if you had a reservation, the name, so that we might look into the situation further. You may email us directly at info *AT* 35bistro.com.

By the way, we would NEVER microwave anything. We don't even have one in the kitchen.

I hope we will hear from you again.

Kindest Regards, Bob Day, proprietor

5.0
October 14, 2007

sensational. I've been there twice and I plan on going back as often as I can. It's absolutely spectacular. The menu changes but you really can't go wrong. The Oregon Lamb Flank is sensational and the creme brulee is wonderful. The atmosphere is very warm and comforting, you feel like you're in Nice. The service is wonderful except be sure to not be in a hurry, it's a traditional, European sense of dining.

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5.0
October 04, 2007

Great neighborhood feel!. We came in at 7:00 without restervations and lucked out with one of the last tables. We had great wine picked out by our server and enjoyed everything! My boyfriend ordered the Chicken and was an excellent dish!!! The duck was fantastic. However the best thing of the night was the Beet salad different and very light. I could eat that dish everyday!

Thanks to the 35th street Bistro!

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5.0
September 10, 2007

In a league of its own. I've been coming to 35th St. Bistro for a little more than a year now but have never bothered to write about it.

I love the place!!

From lunch and brunch to dinner and "in between" it's all great! This is one of the few spots in Seattle where I can take a client, a date, or my mom! I've loved getting to know a few of the friendly faces there and and also getting to know the menu since I moved to Fremont. As the season turns to fall, I just know that they will change along with it. They use local and organic ingredients whenever they can, and trust me, it shows.

You can go get a bowl of soup and an iced tea at lunch for under ten bucks, or you can dine with reckless abandon and have an amazing night with wine, cheese, adventurous entrees and some of the most fabulous desserts this side of Coco La Te Da (R.I.P.)

I'm glad its only a few blocks away from me, but I would travel across town to eat at 35th St. Bistro!

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5.0
August 30, 2007

Best breakfast in Seattle. My boyfriend and I cannot figure out how the 35th Street Bistro did not win the Best Breakfast in Seattle! I LOVE their eggs benedict and bellinis & bloody marys to drink. The croque madame is also fabulous. We haven't had anything there we didn't like. If you love breakfast/brunch, try this place! It is seriously better than many of the restaurants on the "Best of Citysearch" list for breakfast-- and believe us, we've tried (almost) every one!

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5.0
July 14, 2007

Delighted. After moving to Fremont recently I have been anxiously awaiting a dinner out with my boyfriend in our new neighborhood. The bistro had been catching our eyes. We arrived early for our reservation and anticipated a wait by the look of the full dining room. Welcomed to the bar to wait we were barely half of the way through our drinks when our table opened up. (the ginger mohito was amazing!) We started with scallops that were seared just the way that I always try for but can never get that perfect, then the best beet salad I've encountered and then onto the ahi tuna dish that I had never had anything like before. Delicious! My boyfriend equally enjoyed his selections and the wine list was full of great picks with very friendly mark ups. The service was warm and welcoming. We are so happy to have them in our neighborhood I will be in for brunch tomorro!

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5.0
July 13, 2007

Beautiful wine, service and patio.... My husband and I went to dinner at the bistro last night and had a fantastic dinner. The grass fed grilled ribeye was amazing and so was the seared scallops and ahi two ways. It was our first in and our server was so wonderful at helping us navigate the huge wine list, that has great values of hard to find wine. The space is open and inviting although it can get a little loud inside at times. I can't wait to go back and try lunch as well.

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3.0
June 10, 2007

Good food, service is uninterested at best. I SO wanted to love you, 35th Street Bistro! You're in my neighborhood - one that desperately needs a great bistro. I've been there 3 times. The first was really quite good, and the service was just fine. The 2nd time, the service was so bad it has turned into a running joke with my neighbor and me. The waiter did not apologize and acted as if we were the problem (silly us - wanting our food within an hour of finishing our salads). We expected perhaps a glass of wine or dessert to acknowledge the disaster of a meal - but nothing. I thought I'd give it one more try - maybe it was just that waiter on that night - but the last time, the wait staff were so busy talking to each other that I barely got the time of day. The food is good, the portions are small (what most places would call small plates) - this is OK as long you understand what you're getting. What a shame - I so wanted to love - or even like - you.

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