I've booked the Grand Hyatt, now where to eat.
Nov 27th, 2006, 12:37 PM
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I've booked the Grand Hyatt, now where to eat.
I asked earlier about which hotel to stay in for a few days at Christmas and my one reply suggested I look at the Hyatt executive suite as I'll have my son with me. I did, and had a really great price of $770 for 3 nights. I'm sure because of the season. If that Steak House is closed, where would you suggest we go for Christmas evening dinner? After the holidays I can write a review of Mayflower Park, Marriott Waterfront,and now Hyatt.
Thanks, Joan
Thanks, Joan
Nov 27th, 2006, 01:12 PM
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On Christmas Eve, Ruth's Chris, in your hotel, will be open. Other nearby options on www.opentable.com include Tulio and Il Fornaio (Italian,) McCormick & Schmick (fish), and Sazerac (New Orleans). There are many fewer options on the 25th, when Seattle basically closes down.
Nov 27th, 2006, 04:08 PM
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Thanks guys, I should know by now how to post a queston. Yes, it is Seattle and I want someplace we can get something to eat Christmas night in case the Steakhouse in our hotel is closed. Tell me, did I pick the right hotel? I will go back to Mayflower Park many times, I just wanted something in a different area and the price was right for that suite. I thought of Inn At The Market, I'll save it for another time. Since I might not get back to Ireland, I'm spending my trip money for little short trips around here. Thanks ! Joan
Dec 20th, 2006, 11:46 PM
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Chatham,
I'm from Seattle. Look at what I found for you: http://www.nwsource.com/restaurants/...tmas_dine.html
It's an article for dining spots open on Christmas Day. I like Andaluca and have heard good reviews of Brasserie Margaux and Six Seven. Of course, the article says Ruth's Chris is open.
NWsource.com is a great website - I go to it when I'm looking for good restaurants.
Have a good one.
I'm from Seattle. Look at what I found for you: http://www.nwsource.com/restaurants/...tmas_dine.html
It's an article for dining spots open on Christmas Day. I like Andaluca and have heard good reviews of Brasserie Margaux and Six Seven. Of course, the article says Ruth's Chris is open.
NWsource.com is a great website - I go to it when I'm looking for good restaurants.
Have a good one.
Dec 21st, 2006, 10:20 PM
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Suzie, starrsville, LoveItaly, suze, happytrailstoyou , and papaguaysun, you have all been a great help. We have Christmas dinner reservations for Ruth Chris and the other 2 nights I'll check out some of the places you've mentioned. The web-sites have been very helpful.
I hope everyone has their power back on where ever you are. I think most of Bainbridge,Wa. is back as of last night. Now, the rockies are getting it.
Best Wishes, Joan
I hope everyone has their power back on where ever you are. I think most of Bainbridge,Wa. is back as of last night. Now, the rockies are getting it.
Best Wishes, Joan
