Father Mulligan’s Heritage Bar

Just had drinks

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

Good drinks kind of higher priced but it’s a high rent space.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 4

Brunch review:

Slow service. Overpriced French toast (one slice!), bad coffee, and (are you kidding me?!) “freshly baked” Macrina pastries? That is the worst bakery in the Seattle area. Leave that for grocery stores, Columbia Hospitality!!

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 2

Service: 4

I was at The Lodge for an afternoon reception and wedding, and Father Mulligan's has an extremely convenient happy hour from 2-5PM on Friday and Saturday. Suffice it to say, we stopped by to down a drink or two before the festivities.

The bartenders were very friendly and the cocktail of the day was a fruity vodka/cranberry/grapefruit cocktail topped with a fruity sour. It was very drinkable and our orders came out quickly.

Their wine list also has some unique gems on it, definitely worth a look.

Overall, can't complain about the service and the cocktails were well received for a reasonable price considering the exclusive location.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The setting is idyllic. Be prepared for $10 parking. Delightful barista

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Good Bar, taste burgers. Medium-flavored coffee.
Very good croissant

Parking: Free parking space

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Really lovely atmosphere in the lower level of the lodge at Saint Edwards Park, once a seminary and once the barbershop. Comfy chairs to sit in if they’re available. Great Mixology for the cocktails, friendly and attentive service! Ryan was wonderful.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Family and I come here often to get coffee and a slice banana bread (without a doubt the best banana bread I've ever had and it's served warm) to take on a walk around the park. We've had breakfast here once, too, that was quite good.The atmosphere is like something out of a movie, the views out of the huge windows are stunning, rain or shine, and the decor is classic and chic but also a bit cozy at the same time.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

SO AMAZING. It was such a wonderful experience, and I hope whoever manages this place gives Linsey (I hope I am spelling it right) a huge raise. We came in around 10PM and she was so kind, attentive, and personable. All the cocktails were amazing, and I can see from the way she and the other bartender (whose name I didn’t catch unfortunately) were both amazing with service, skill, and professionalism. There was also a sense of friendliness and although the bar was slow when we were there (about 6ish people?), there was still a really lovely atmosphere fostered by the two working in how they engaged with customers and made sure everyone was taken care of. I can’t recommend this place enough. Also I’m so sorry if I got the name wrong, I was busy salivating over the amazing drinks she made.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Stopped in for a drink while staying at the hotel.

Atmosphere: 5

Service: 5

The food is outstanding! The bartenders are awesome! They always have a smile and happy to recommend a drink or a dish.The Ribs are a must eat!Even more important, the service is awesome. Lynsey, what can I say…she’s kind and always willing to take care of her customers, even highly demand customers like me! She just smiles and ensures every customer leaves with a great experience! Thank you, Lynsey!!!

After a nice dinner and drinks, the art hanging throughout is a must see. After that a nice stroll down to Lake Washington is a nice night cap!I am a little perplexed as to why the new executive chef would take the amazing mac & cheese off the menu??????If you’re lucky enough to have Lynsey as your bartender/ server, tell Kevin said hi!

Great Sangria, Salad and Charcuterie!

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Just an absolute gem of a find. LOVE this hotel. Everyone was so wonderful. Pickleball courts too- amazing! The hiking on the property makes you feel like you are in the wilderness instead of metro Seattle. Creative drinks. Property is out of this world. I suspect in time this will become the go-to hotel in the Seattle area.

I wanted to love this place. On the positive side, it's in a beautiful woodsy area and an old monastery that's been refurbished. Five of us had brunch there a week ago at the restaurant. The two items that we had wanted after looking at their website (mushroom omelet and french toast with cream) were not available anymore. The mango juice that my husband ordered from the menu was also not available. We were there when they opened so not sure how they could have run out. Time to change the website. Even though we were told that the mushroom frittata was the same as the omelet, it was not. I've had frittatas in the past. This was the worst one that I have had. No taste, no seasoning, putting salt on it did not help. It looked like it was cooked in a big pan and then cut into pieces. The three of us who ordered it were all disappointed. The worst part was the service. While our waiter was initially friendly, he was missing or too busy for the rest of the time we were there. We had to flag someone down three times to take our order, to get some cream (which never came) for the coffee, and finally our bill. This is a restaurant with $$$ range menu. I would not recommend it. I do not enjoy writing negative reviews as you can tell from my history. But patrons who go to this place expecting great food and service should be spared. Please do better.

We spent 2 nights at this delightful hotel set in the St Edwards Park. Such an interesting building with beautiful old widows lighting the art pieces on two floors. Staff were friendly and helpful. Our room was light and well equipped overlooking the Chef’s Garden The bed was very comfortable and the bathroom was large with plenty of towels (super large) robes and slippers. We had a snack and dinner in the Tonsorium Bar.Great cocktails and delightful staff. A celebration dinner in the Ceder and Elm was wonderful. A really delightful waitress who looked after us and was very informative. We spent time walking some of the trails. It is worth taking walking poles as some of the paths are very steep. Rewarded ourselves with some sorbet! The best strawberry and rhubarb sorbet I’ve ever tasted. We found the library to be a great oasis from the heat. Full of games tables and plenty of books. Snacks and water available to take. A really pleasant and relaxing stay.