The Well and Table
$$ • American, Cocktail Bar, Salad
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317 NW Gilman Blvd #43, Issaquah
(425) 657-0833
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Well and Table was the first restaurant where I could eat because I have Celiac Disease. My favorite foods are burger, fries, turkey wings, cobbler, and root beer float.
Well and Table is the best place.
Heston, Age 6
Celiac and Gluten sensitive people, here's a gem of a restaurant! Very cozy and friendly atmosphere, staff are all very friendly and helpful. LOTS of gluten free options for all courses. As someone who is highly gluten sensitive/borderline Celiac, I have not had any negative experiences here (having had 3-course meals.) So far I have enjoyed brunch and a dining experience and every item has been delicious! Looking forward to many more visits to come!
Celiac and Gluten sensitive people, here's a gem of a restaurant! Very cozy and friendly atmosphere, staff are all very friendly and helpful. LOTS of gluten free options for all courses. As someone who is highly gluten sensitive/borderline Celiac, I have not had any negative experiences here (having had 3-course meals.) So far I have enjoyed brunch and a dining experience and every item has been delicious! Looking forward to many more visits to come!
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Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Saturday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 8PM |
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The Well and Table offers an amazing dining experience with excellent food and top-notch service. The bartender provides great drink recommendations and is accommodating, creating a relaxed and comfortable atmosphere. Set in a large house, the restaurant has a charming feel. The staff is welcoming, ensuring guests feel appreciated from arrival to departure. The menu features a wonderful selection, including delicious appetizers like cauliflower steak, tomato’s burrata, and basil mac and cheese. Popular choices include the potato croquettes, ribeye, and fish and chips. The pork chop with sweet and tart jam stands out as a favorite among different groups. While some found the brisket entree a bit disappointing, others enjoyed the range of flavors, including the salmon and veggie pasta with prawns. Guests have praised the beet salad and shepherd's pie as highlights. The restaurant is known for its celiac-friendly menu, offering a large selection for those with dietary needs. It is a can't-go-wrong restaurant, perfect for a fun and satisfying meal, especially for families. The outdoor seating offers a nice view of trees and bushes. Many guests appreciate the reasonable prices, though some have noted issues with cocktails and glass quality. Despite these minor concerns, many plan to return, especially for the delicious bread pudding.