My husband and I treated ourselves to the NonnaKase bar top dining for Christmas. It was amazing!!! We highly recommend this hidden gem and will definitely be back! The service was fantastic. The chef was wonderful - he prepared, served and explained all of our dishes to us. It was fun watching their kitchen work so smoothly. The dishes blew us away! We started with his tuna crudo, then grilled octopus (my favorite!), pears with gorgonzola (so good!), duck confit salad, risotto (the BEST!), pici pasta (another favorite!), pasta bolognese (amazing!), venison and root vegetables (I was so full by then), panna cotta with yuzu and strawberries (the perfect ending!). The wine director was wonderful and spoke with my husband at length to pick the perfect wine for him. We left happy and very full! (And we brought home their famous focaccia for our children.)
Parking: Easy to find a parking spot on the street at 6pm on a Friday night despite sidewalk construction. Also paid parking in a lot close by.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tuna Crudo, Pork and Beef Ragu, Risotto
Audrey Benner
Excellent food and expert staff. I often find that Italian restaurants in Seattle cut corners by banking on salt and oil to deliver flavor. This restaurant was beautiful nuanced and balanced in their dishes. Would visit again. Please order the chili wildflower honey ice cream, you won’t regret it.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Haleh Nekoorad Long
Food is always great, especially the Risotto with their focaccia bread! Fun cocktails. Great service! Make sure you use the bathroom on the right side for a fun surprise:) We ended up here a couple of months ago since it's been so hard to get into Ciudad next door but happy that we did that and have found our new favorite restaurant in town!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Foccoccia, Risotto
Hollie Gaeto
It was goooood, but not mind blowing like I expected given the reviews. Very small menu, which I appreciate often, but I expect the food to be mind blowing. Also not much actual pasta, 2 pasta dishes, one gnocchi and 1 risotto, which I don’t consider pasta. Expected a few more pasta options given that it’s a pasta focused restaurant. The salad for $14 is a joke, I must say, because it’s just really nice bibb lettuce with dressing. Not a single crouton or cherry tomato in sight, which I found odd. Again, if the salad was amazing, cool, I spend alllllll kinds of money on food but this place was a bit underwhelming. Also sorry to say the girl with dark hair is very unenthusiastic and seems like she is bored… just goes back to her phone in between patrons.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
Stephanie Lawson
I went on a first date here. The food was incredible. Georgetown is a very eclectic area It was so great to see different people coming in and out. But the food I cannot tell you how amazing it was you have to go try it
Kid-friendliness: There were kids there but I would tell you if you have a picky eater don't bring them
Overpriced for the small portions. I had a “caesar salad” which was NOT a caesar salad; it was all raddichio and other bitter greens. Not sure why they call it a “caesar” other than the dressing (which was good). Others in my party enjoyed their pasta and gnocchi.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
Nicola Kalderash
It was a Friday night and Lupo was full so I gave this little place a try with low expectations, especially when I'm reading on Yelp that "it is the best pasta in Seattle" and a "little gem", as if I haven't heard that a million times everywhere, but suffice to say, it really won me over!
The service is a little slow especially with such a limited menu, but the staff is very friendly and helpful! The Bolognese is delicious and a staple and I'd come back and take a date here for sure (Mom and son night this time! Tell your momma you love them!)! In fact, make a reservation because a lot of dates came through doing just that and we got lucky to get a table as a walk-in but came as they opened. The sage butter pasta is good but I'm not a fan of sage so maybe my review of it should be taken with a grain of salt. The focaccia is some of the best I've ever had at any Italian spot!
Happy to say this place is delicious and 9/10⭐
Kid-friendliness: Sure. Kids can come here.
Wheelchair accessibility: Not sure.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Baked Focaccia, Foccoccia, Pork and Beef Ragu, Fresh Focaccia, Tajarin Al Coltello
Nicole Henderson
Very cozy, intimate space that looks like it seats maybe two dozen guests at a time. The interior was decorated with an exposed brick and recycled wood aesthetic.
The pasta was unfortunately really disappointing for an Italian restaurant. As a cheese lover, I hate to admit there was way too much cheese in the cacio e pepe. The pasta was also overcooked. The budino + flourless chocolate cake, however, were excellent!
Great attentive service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
Kim J
First impression: charming, small, cozy, bustling neighborhood restaurant. Our server knew we were celebrating a birthday. She seemed quite distracted and not very attentive to us. We enjoyed our food. The black cod with chanterelles was excellent. 2 of 3 cocktails were very good. Wine by the glass seemed overpriced. As we were sharing a dessert, another couple was seated at the table next to us. As soon as they sat down, their server said, oh it’s your birthday, and immediately brought them a mini bottle of Prosecco on the house. Not only did we not receive that, the dessert. (House made ice cream) was not even comped off our bill. When we asked our server if the Prosecco for a birthday was the norm, she said, oh sorry I forgot! Though we enjoyed our meal it put a negative tone to the experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Baked Focaccia, Pork and Beef Ragu, Tajarin Al Coltello
Diane Randolph
First time at Mezzanotte, went with a friend for dinner. We both loved the food and the service - will definitely be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork and Beef Ragu, Ceasar Salad
Cool atmosphere, flawless service and delicious food. We loved the octopus, the tajarin, the lasagne, and the flourless chocolate cake a la mode. We’ll be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tajarin Al Coltello
amit shah
For a pseudo fine dining it is perfect. Great ways to impress with a tab . Wine selection with no good red
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Foccoccia
Sally Brock
Delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tim Robinson
Very delicious. While the service warrants five stars because of the very nice staff, it did take eons to get drinks delivered.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Foccoccia, Risotto
Alex Lofton
Delicious delicious food, albeit a limited menu (kind of like that to be honest)! Patio is lovely, just be cautious you’re under the patio covering should there be even a chance of showers
My husband and I treated ourselves to the NonnaKase bar top dining for Christmas. It was amazing!!! We highly recommend this hidden gem and will definitely be back! The service was fantastic. The chef was wonderful - he prepared, served and explained all of our dishes to us. It was fun watching their kitchen work so smoothly. The dishes blew us away! We started with his tuna crudo, then grilled octopus (my favorite!), pears with gorgonzola (so good!), duck confit salad, risotto (the BEST!), pici pasta (another favorite!), pasta bolognese (amazing!), venison and root vegetables (I was so full by then), panna cotta with yuzu and strawberries (the perfect ending!). The wine director was wonderful and spoke with my husband at length to pick the perfect wine for him. We left happy and very full! (And we brought home their famous focaccia for our children.)
Parking: Easy to find a parking spot on the street at 6pm on a Friday night despite sidewalk construction. Also paid parking in a lot close by.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tuna Crudo, Pork and Beef Ragu, Risotto
Excellent food and expert staff. I often find that Italian restaurants in Seattle cut corners by banking on salt and oil to deliver flavor. This restaurant was beautiful nuanced and balanced in their dishes. Would visit again. Please order the chili wildflower honey ice cream, you won’t regret it.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Food is always great, especially the Risotto with their focaccia bread!
Fun cocktails. Great service! Make sure you use the bathroom on the right side for a fun surprise:)
We ended up here a couple of months ago since it's been so hard to get into Ciudad next door but happy that we did that and have found our new favorite restaurant in town!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Foccoccia, Risotto
It was goooood, but not mind blowing like I expected given the reviews. Very small menu, which I appreciate often, but I expect the food to be mind blowing. Also not much actual pasta, 2 pasta dishes, one gnocchi and 1 risotto, which I don’t consider pasta. Expected a few more pasta options given that it’s a pasta focused restaurant. The salad for $14 is a joke, I must say, because it’s just really nice bibb lettuce with dressing. Not a single crouton or cherry tomato in sight, which I found odd. Again, if the salad was amazing, cool, I spend alllllll kinds of money on food but this place was a bit underwhelming. Also sorry to say the girl with dark hair is very unenthusiastic and seems like she is bored… just goes back to her phone in between patrons.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 3
I went on a first date here. The food was incredible. Georgetown is a very eclectic area It was so great to see different people coming in and out. But the food I cannot tell you how amazing it was you have to go try it
Kid-friendliness: There were kids there but I would tell you if you have a picky eater don't bring them
Wheelchair accessibility: Yes
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Foccoccia, Burrata, Sage Butter
Overpriced for the small portions. I had a “caesar salad” which was NOT a caesar salad; it was all raddichio and other bitter greens. Not sure why they call it a “caesar” other than the dressing (which was good). Others in my party enjoyed their pasta and gnocchi.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 4
It was a Friday night and Lupo was full so I gave this little place a try with low expectations, especially when I'm reading on Yelp that "it is the best pasta in Seattle" and a "little gem", as if I haven't heard that a million times everywhere, but suffice to say, it really won me over!
The service is a little slow especially with such a limited menu, but the staff is very friendly and helpful! The Bolognese is delicious and a staple and I'd come back and take a date here for sure (Mom and son night this time! Tell your momma you love them!)! In fact, make a reservation because a lot of dates came through doing just that and we got lucky to get a table as a walk-in but came as they opened. The sage butter pasta is good but I'm not a fan of sage so maybe my review of it should be taken with a grain of salt. The focaccia is some of the best I've ever had at any Italian spot!
Happy to say this place is delicious and 9/10⭐
Kid-friendliness: Sure. Kids can come here.
Wheelchair accessibility: Not sure.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Baked Focaccia, Foccoccia, Pork and Beef Ragu, Fresh Focaccia, Tajarin Al Coltello
Very cozy, intimate space that looks like it seats maybe two dozen guests at a time. The interior was decorated with an exposed brick and recycled wood aesthetic.
The pasta was unfortunately really disappointing for an Italian restaurant. As a cheese lover, I hate to admit there was way too much cheese in the cacio e pepe. The pasta was also overcooked. The budino + flourless chocolate cake, however, were excellent!
Great attentive service.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 5
First impression: charming, small, cozy, bustling neighborhood restaurant. Our server knew we were celebrating a birthday. She seemed quite distracted and not very attentive to us. We enjoyed our food. The black cod with chanterelles was excellent. 2 of 3 cocktails were very good. Wine by the glass seemed overpriced. As we were sharing a dessert, another couple was seated at the table next to us. As soon as they sat down, their server said, oh it’s your birthday, and immediately brought them a mini bottle of Prosecco on the house. Not only did we not receive that, the dessert. (House made ice cream) was not even comped off our bill. When we asked our server if the Prosecco for a birthday was the norm, she said, oh sorry I forgot! Though we enjoyed our meal it put a negative tone to the experience.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Baked Focaccia, Pork and Beef Ragu, Tajarin Al Coltello
First time at Mezzanotte, went with a friend for dinner. We both loved the food and the service - will definitely be back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pork and Beef Ragu, Ceasar Salad
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Cool atmosphere, flawless service and delicious food. We loved the octopus, the tajarin, the lasagne, and the flourless chocolate cake a la mode. We’ll be back!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Tajarin Al Coltello
For a pseudo fine dining it is perfect. Great ways to impress with a tab . Wine selection with no good red
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Foccoccia
Delicious!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very delicious. While the service warrants five stars because of the very nice staff, it did take eons to get drinks delivered.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Foccoccia, Risotto
Delicious delicious food, albeit a limited menu (kind of like that to be honest)! Patio is lovely, just be cautious you’re under the patio covering should there be even a chance of showers
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Baked Focaccia, Risotto, Burrata
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