Seattle - Looking for a dark corner in a romantic restaurant...or?
Oct 4th, 2007, 03:57 PM
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Seattle - Looking for a dark corner in a romantic restaurant...or?
I live in Seattle so I know there are tons of great places to eat. But does anyone have an especially romantic place to recommend? Either dark and private or with awesome view or...? Any ideas welcome! He likes Italian or steak, I like everything. 
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Oct 5th, 2007, 12:35 PM
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HTTY--I find the bar can be quite noisy but I guess I've been lucky with where I've been seated for dinner--it always feels like I'm in a romantic, cozy little candlelight alcove when I've eaten there.
Oct 6th, 2007, 02:52 PM
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I was thinking maybe Maximillians, but I was with a group of women, not DH, so it's hard to judge, but the setting and food were good.
How come you haven't signed up for our Seattle GTG? While Wanns may not be considered "romantic," it does have good food and a good happy hour? Check it out at about listing 80 something (or click on my name and you'll get there). I might even be able to think of a few others by that time.
How come you haven't signed up for our Seattle GTG? While Wanns may not be considered "romantic," it does have good food and a good happy hour? Check it out at about listing 80 something (or click on my name and you'll get there). I might even be able to think of a few others by that time.
Oct 8th, 2007, 09:58 AM
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We had a romantic dinner at Daniel's Broiler on Lake Union and thought the view of the marina from the patio (heated in case it's cold) was nice. There is a piano bar with fireplaces for an after dinner drink too.
