6 Results for author: Book Bindery Restaurant
Nothing can compensate for bad food in an eatery. A restaurant can have the most beautiful interiors, a stunning view, first class service, and everything else that defines a good eatery, but if the food isn’t upto the mark, it isn’t likely to survive for long. Fortunately, Book Bindery is extra careful in ensuring that the ...
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In 2011, Book Bindery was nominated as the Best New Restaurant for 2011 by Seattle Magazine, and since then, it has evolved into one of the cities finest establishments. The American cuisine here is expertly matched with its selection of wine, and the interiors are cozy and accommodative of children and large groups. This, ...
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Whether you know Seattle from Grey’s Anatomy, Sleepless in Seattle, or as the home of Nirvana's ‘Smells Like Teen Spirit’, there is a reason this place has been at the center of many cult classics. Microsoft, Amazon, and Starbucks all have headquarters here, representing two more things the city is known for: tech and ...
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Reading is one of those things that all of us know we should be doing more of. Regardless of whether you’re an avid reader or not, the throes of life can often leave us with no time to pick up a paperback. Yet many of the most successful people in the world have cited their voracious reading as a key foundation of their ...
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The words ‘fine dining’ immediately bring forth images of austere restaurants with impeccably dressed waiters, expensive menus, and opulent decor. These establishments offer high quality food coupled with professional service designed to make their customers feel valued and respected. As of December 2017, only 0.5% of all ...
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Last January, Kathtryn Robinson took an in-depth look at the Book Bindery for Seattle Met Magazine. She praised the restaurant for how old school this all feels, and how satisfying.
From the article: “No newfangled “small plate dining” here, or starchless plates of lonesome meat: The Book Bindery enshrines the glory ...
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