Off Alley
$$$$ • Wine Bars, American, New American Book a table: 7:00 PM 7:15 PM 7:30 PM MoreAbout Off Alley
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Off Alley Reviews
I've been putting off trying out Off Alley for a while. I could never get a reservation, it was far from my home, etc etc. However, their website said they encouraged walk ins so I spontaneously went one day. I kinda regret postponing it all this time. The menu changes at least once a week (check their insta). It's all written on a chalkboard and it reminded me of the daily specials at the French bistros in Paris. The chef is very down to earth and very passionate about sourcing...read full review
The best way to describe the food at this place is it's off the beaten path (alley?)
The meats here are not something you can find everywhere else. From the most prized (foie gras) to the more normal (frog legs) to the odd (beef liver). And there was what I had - the rabbit kidneys on toast.
I love the inventiveness of this place. It's so easy to just serve the same cuts of meats everyone else does - the prized, fatty parts of each animal and call it a day. But when...read full review
Should be No.1 restaurant in Seattle. Food is soooooo good.
Hours
| Monday | 5 - 9PM |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | 5 - 9PM |
| Friday | 5 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 5 - 9PM |
Off Alley is a unique dining experience that offers an innovative and adventurous culinary journey. The menu is constantly changing, featuring dishes that are sure to delight, such as monk liver and octopus balls. The warm atmosphere is enhanced by friendly staff and familiar aromas from the kitchen, making it feel special. The vibe is punk rock, complementing outstanding food that keeps guests coming back. The servers treat every guest like a friend, and the lively music adds to the enjoyable atmosphere.
The head chef, Evan Liechtling, sources ingredients and finds unique items, adding a personal touch to the experience. While the restaurant is accommodating to dietary needs, pescatarians may find limited non-meat options at times. Some dishes, including foie gras ice cream, have rich flavors that may not appeal to everyone, and the small space can feel cramped.
Overall, Off Alley remains a great choice for those seeking a bold, unpredictable, and exciting dining experience, even if some dishes may not meet all expectations. The menu is creatively composed, beautifully plated, and expertly seasoned, offering a Michelin-worthy dining experience at a reasonable price.