Not open to the public. It’s part of a retirement community, but that’s not listed anywhere.
Steve F.
Although this is located in the Bellettini senior living facility, it is a legitimate upscale restaurant that is open to the public. On the last Sunday of each month, they put on a great buffet brunch that rivals anything in Seattle, only much less crowded (and expensive). Everything was fresh, with hot dishes hot and cold dishes cold. Seafood, eggs Bennie, thick cut bacon, yummy pastries and more. I left in a semi-food coma, looking forward to recovery via dog walking.
Sean Leamy
This place is the dining room of a senior living facility. Although we were willing to give it a try it was exactly what you would expect from a senior living facility...slow.
Russell Christenson
Great food at a wonderful retirement home.
Ryan Rivera
Excellent food and ambience. Uni dish with caviar was sublime. Pricey, but worth it for very special occasions.
Marlena Love
We entertain a lot and it is nice to share a Sunday brunch with friends, knowing that we will not have to worry about finding metered parking in inclement weather at Belletini's; just hand the keys to the parking valet staff at the front door. We've always been seated within 10 minutes, even without reservations, and sometimes with up to 6 people. While waiting we've been comfortably seated next to a fireplace and a grand piano in the spacious lobby. Much nicer than standing by a drafty door as people stream in and out. Picture a sunny dining room with linen tableclothes, and a nice subdued ambiance. Wait staff is young, true, but have been courteous and quick to refill glasses and coffee cups and accurately fill customized orders. Cannot speak to quality of evening meals, but brunch is predictably well prepared if you like traditional entrees.
Not open to the public. It’s part of a retirement community, but that’s not listed anywhere.
Although this is located in the Bellettini senior living facility, it is a legitimate upscale restaurant that is open to the public. On the last Sunday of each month, they put on a great buffet brunch that rivals anything in Seattle, only much less crowded (and expensive). Everything was fresh, with hot dishes hot and cold dishes cold. Seafood, eggs Bennie, thick cut bacon, yummy pastries and more. I left in a semi-food coma, looking forward to recovery via dog walking.
This place is the dining room of a senior living facility. Although we were willing to give it a try it was exactly what you would expect from a senior living facility...slow.
Great food at a wonderful retirement home.
Excellent food and ambience. Uni dish with caviar was sublime. Pricey, but worth it for very special occasions.
We entertain a lot and it is nice to share a Sunday brunch with friends, knowing that we will not have to worry about finding metered parking in inclement weather at Belletini's; just hand the keys to the parking valet staff at the front door. We've always been seated within 10 minutes, even without reservations, and sometimes with up to 6 people. While waiting we've been comfortably seated next to a fireplace and a grand piano in the spacious lobby. Much nicer than standing by a drafty door as people stream in and out. Picture a sunny dining room with linen tableclothes, and a nice subdued ambiance. Wait staff is young, true, but have been courteous and quick to refill glasses and coffee cups and accurately fill customized orders. Cannot speak to quality of evening meals, but brunch is predictably well prepared if you like traditional entrees.
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