Fine location for tasty french food. Bring your hunger - portions are generous.
H Chung
A favorite spot for tasty french food. You won't be disappointed in the menu and service. The service here is outstanding. Feels similar to a cafe in Chicago I liked.
ximena armstrong
A top scene for french food. I love this place. I've had nothing but pleasant experiences here and plan to keep coming back. Prices that won't break you.
Kara Duarte
french food at this spot - very good. great hospitality. this place has a great feel to it.
Emma Bridges
A favorite location for quality french food. Bring your hunger - portions are filling.
Sonya N
French food, super satisfying. service is always excellent even when they have a full house. the service was friendly and sociable. the prices are fair for the quality of food.
Brittany Villa
I have had a few really great dinners here. The servers are knowledgeable and prompt, the ambiance is great, and the food is amazing, I have to recommend the Filet and he calamari. Good to have a go-to place for a special occasion or just a guaranteed great dining experience.
Uranchimeg M.
Man this place is super beautiful inside. The big Chandelier, windows and just the atmosphere felt perfect for a high tea! Took my parents for a little tea time and everything was great. Service, food and price was just right. It's a must for the whole experience.
Judy J
My nine-year-old daughter and I had a lovely time having tea there. They are remodeling it so I'm not sure what it'll look like in the next couple of months.
Charlotte
We went to holiday tea here and it was amazing. The food was delicious and the staff was kind and helpful. Our waiter asked us if we had any allergies, and I told him I was lactose intolerant, he gave me an entire dairy/lactose free plate! The building was absolutely gorgeous and it reminded me of being in an old mansion. Since it was the holidays there was a giant Christmas tree and gingerbread village. Will definitely come back next year.
The service was amazing, Jorge took care of us with his great knowledge of the teas and didn't make any awkward conversation.
Krystal L.
I made a reservation for 10:30... with the desire of coming for tea time but on weekends they only do tea time starting at NOON! The restaurant is super cute though, inside of the hotel. TBH I'm not sure if a reservation was necessary because even on a Saturday from 10:30-12, there were tons of available tables so it seems like you may just walk right in for breakfast and still be seated right away. Service was okay. The breakfast was mediocre... a very small menu of overpriced breakfast items to choose from or you can select the breakfast buffet option(s) which wasn't too special either. The buffet just had the regular pastries, hot foods and fruit which you would see at a less "high end" hotel continental breakfast which is usually FREE! Their only little leg up is their smoked salmon/anti-pasta and cheese table. I would only come back to try their afternoon tea and only for the experience and possibly a small little photo shoot... the place is cute no doubt but I would skip breakfast and only try tea time.
Kathleen B.
I have been to tea at the Georgian Room several times over the years. I made reservations for tea for myself and two former students, as going to tea (usually Queen Mary for convenience) has become a tradition for us. The room is lovely and the service exceptional. However, the food was not. I ordered a vegan tea, which was tasteless. Raw asparagus on dry bread? My guests, who are not vegan, were also not impressed. When the bill came, I was floored. With tip and parking, my bill was close to $400. Yes, Seattle truly is a city for the rich.
Prc55
My wife and I visited The Georgian for breakfast at 11 am on a Monday. The restaurant was busy and we were greeted by our server 10 minutes after being seated. My wife is vegan and the only option for her was a side of breakfast potatoes. I ordered the crab and shrimp omelette. The potatoes served to my wife appeared to be the remainders of someone else’s meal, just crumbles and decidedly oily. My omelette was leathery and filled with scant crab and 4 small shrimp. The sourdough toast ordered was white bread. In 2 words, disappointing and expensive .
Dean Plassaras
Enjoyable experience and the ambience the place is memorable.
Fine location for tasty french food. Bring your hunger - portions are generous.
A favorite spot for tasty french food. You won't be disappointed in the menu and service. The service here is outstanding. Feels similar to a cafe in Chicago I liked.
A top scene for french food. I love this place. I've had nothing but pleasant experiences here and plan to keep coming back. Prices that won't break you.
french food at this spot - very good. great hospitality. this place has a great feel to it.
A favorite location for quality french food. Bring your hunger - portions are filling.
French food, super satisfying. service is always excellent even when they have a full house. the service was friendly and sociable. the prices are fair for the quality of food.
I have had a few really great dinners here. The servers are knowledgeable and prompt, the ambiance is great, and the food is amazing, I have to recommend the Filet and he calamari. Good to have a go-to place for a special occasion or just a guaranteed great dining experience.
Man this place is super beautiful inside. The big Chandelier, windows and just the atmosphere felt perfect for a high tea! Took my parents for a little tea time and everything was great. Service, food and price was just right. It's a must for the whole experience.
My nine-year-old daughter and I had a lovely time having tea there. They are remodeling it so I'm not sure what it'll look like in the next couple of months.
We went to holiday tea here and it was amazing. The food was delicious and the staff was kind and helpful. Our waiter asked us if we had any allergies, and I told him I was lactose intolerant, he gave me an entire dairy/lactose free plate! The building was absolutely gorgeous and it reminded me of being in an old mansion. Since it was the holidays there was a giant Christmas tree and gingerbread village. Will definitely come back next year.
Restaurantji Recommends
The service was amazing, Jorge took care of us with his great knowledge of the teas and didn't make any awkward conversation.
I made a reservation for 10:30... with the desire of coming for tea time but on weekends they only do tea time starting at NOON! The restaurant is super cute though, inside of the hotel. TBH I'm not sure if a reservation was necessary because even on a Saturday from 10:30-12, there were tons of available tables so it seems like you may just walk right in for breakfast and still be seated right away. Service was okay. The breakfast was mediocre... a very small menu of overpriced breakfast items to choose from or you can select the breakfast buffet option(s) which wasn't too special either. The buffet just had the regular pastries, hot foods and fruit which you would see at a less "high end" hotel continental breakfast which is usually FREE! Their only little leg up is their smoked salmon/anti-pasta and cheese table. I would only come back to try their afternoon tea and only for the experience and possibly a small little photo shoot... the place is cute no doubt but I would skip breakfast and only try tea time.
I have been to tea at the Georgian Room several times over the years. I made reservations for tea for myself and two former students, as going to tea (usually Queen Mary for convenience) has become a tradition for us. The room is lovely and the service exceptional. However, the food was not. I ordered a vegan tea, which was tasteless. Raw asparagus on dry bread? My guests, who are not vegan, were also not impressed. When the bill came, I was floored. With tip and parking, my bill was close to $400. Yes, Seattle truly is a city for the rich.
My wife and I visited The Georgian for breakfast at 11 am on a Monday. The restaurant was busy and we were greeted by our server 10 minutes after being seated. My wife is vegan and the only option for her was a side of breakfast potatoes. I ordered the crab and shrimp omelette. The potatoes served to my wife appeared to be the remainders of someone else’s meal, just crumbles and decidedly oily. My omelette was leathery and filled with scant crab and 4 small shrimp. The sourdough toast ordered was white bread. In 2 words, disappointing and expensive .
Enjoyable experience and the ambience the place is memorable.