
Experience the flavors of Italy in the heart of Issaquah Highlands. Our menu showcases timeless Italian dishes crafted with fresh ingredients and paired with wines imported from Italy and select bottles from the Pacific Coast. Enjoy the warm glow of the fireplace or unwind at the bar with seasonal plates and thoughtful pours. Whether you’re relaxing after a long day or celebrating with family and friends, Amarone offers memorable dining and graciously hosted large-party events, from wedding rehearsals and graduations to corporate and festive gatherings.
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 4–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 4–10 PM |
| Thursday | 4–10 PM |
| Friday | 4–10 PM |
| Saturday | 4–10 PM |
| Sunday | 4–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1084 NE Park Dr, Issaquah, WA 98029
Phone: (425) 369-1181
Website: http://www.amaroneristorantebar.com/
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The owner (I am guessing) and server were so kind and we definitely will be back sometime again! Every penny was worth it!
We started with the crispy green beans and the rice mozzarella balls as an appraiser, these and the tasty bread were shared with enthusiasm. Several of us had previously recalled the Kobe beef bolognese that was a recipe of Sip and early months as Amarone, it was amazing. One of the pastas we had last night was this, but it was nothing like it used to be. This just seemed like flavorless red sauce, no sofrito flavors or texture, or any beef seemed to be in the pasta.
The two streaks were ordered, each of them were prepared well and were full of good flavor, just the right salt and pepper touch. The gorganzola gnocci was too sharp and heavy, it was overpowering and could use a little more butter creame to cheese to only lightly coat the pillows.
The other pastas we tried were the ravioli with a mushroom Marsala sauce and short ribs. The meat was a struggle to find a pleasing bite that was not gristle or frankly very tasty. The dish seemed too heavy with the mushrooms and the ravioli as was the other pasta was perhaps overcooked.
Knowing the past experience in the early days of Amarone, and some items that are great, I really want our neighbor restaurant to thrive, but I’m going to have a difficult time convincing my group to return regularly. It is clear that the cooking has changed, and with that the styles of preparation.
The food was a spectacle in itself. Each dish was presented beautifully. Seafood and steak were all cooked to perfection. The highlight of the evening, however, was the dessert. The ice cream was not only visually stunning but also incredibly delicious. It’s a place I would recommend to anyone looking to add a touch of charm and love to their dining experience.
The service was also terrific – cocktails arrived quickly. My friend was able to substitute salad for pasta in keeping with his keto diet.
The only criticism I have is the live music, while a great thing to have, was too loud. We were unable to hear each other over the singing, and we really wanted to talk and catch up. We had to shout to hear each other and after trying this we just gave up and waited the 20 odd minutes for the singer to take a break before we could resume and speak comfortably with each other. This was disruptive enough for me to deduct a star.