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Address: 1501 Pike Pl Level 2 #200, Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: (206) 538-0260
Website: http://www.lonelysiren.com/
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Lonely Siren is suitable for a date night, friends get-togethers or a business dinner.
Come by and let Chef Randal suggest his favorites to you.
You will enjoy and want to return over and over. 5 starts are too few ❤️
I’m glad I was there and I’m already looking forward to going back. Since I moved to Seattle 10 years ago I’ve been craving for a good tapas place with authenticity in culinary craft without pretentious atmosphere. Here I found that resolution. The Batatas Bravas was excellent in all fronts: the visual , textual and aromatic. Instead of traveling thousands of miles to pursue that quality , Lonely Siren brought mastery to the Seattle backyard. Lulas, squid in garlic source was cooked to perfection, just the right squid dish, simple and not associated with rubbery texture. The source is balanced with brightness, garlic and buttery, it’s a crime to waste any of that without soaking up with their home made, warm papo seco.
The smashed burger they were running as a weekly special was a gift to experience: the bold flavors, complex textures offered by caramelized onions, spam, paper-thin charred potato made every single bite sound of music.
I love cooking and I love eating, I have been looking for real 5 star restaurants in Seattle and this is a solid keeper.
From the start, the service was attentive and welcoming. Although the restaurant’s policy states that a 20% gratuity is added for groups of six or more, we were a party of five and still had it included in our bill. While this was a bit unexpected, the service truly was exceptional, so we didn’t mind.
We ordered a wide variety of dishes, and everything we tasted was absolutely delicious. For Petiscos, we enjoyed Bread, Marinated Olives, Marcona Almonds, House Pickles, Crushed Marbles (punched marble potatoes with molho cru and sea salt), Conservas Portuguesas (tinned Portuguese sardines with crostini), Fries with Eyes (whole fried Spanish anchovies with garlic aioli and lemon), Pimento Shishito (blistered shishito peppers with lemon and smoked paprika), and crispy Brussels Sprouts tossed in herb vinaigrette and fried shallots.
Moving on to the shareable dishes, we savored Grilled Pineapple with sea salt, and Batatas Bravas — crispy potatoes dressed in bravas sauce and smoked manchego soubise. We also ordered Shrimp Mozambique (in sofrito, vinho verde, and piri piri), the tender and flavorful Spanish Octopus served with baby potatoes and molho cru, Pasteis de Bacalhau (salt cod croquettes with olive tartar and lemon), Lulas (sautéed squid with garlic, shallots, vinho verde, and lemon), Grilled Sardines, and Clams cooked with vinho verde, linguica, garlic, and herbs, served with grilled sourdough bread. Every bite was well-prepared, balanced, and rich in flavor.
The prices were reasonable, especially for the quality and portion sizes. The ingredients tasted fresh, the presentation was thoughtful, and the restaurant itself was very clean. From the ambiance to the food and the friendly staff, Lonely Siren delivered an incredible experience.
Highly recommended for anyone looking to explore Portuguese-inspired flavors in a beautiful, relaxed setting. We’ll definitely be back!
The food was incredible—each dish was served in perfect, two person bite portions and beautifully presented. Every bite was packed with authentic flavors.
The bartender was super friendly, and we enjoyed some really well-made cocktails, too. The ambiance during the day was nice, but I can only imagine how magical it must be at night.
Oh, and they had this nostalgic strawberry candie at the door that immediately took me back to my Latin roots. It’s such an amazing spot, and I can’t believe more people aren’t talking about it!