
Italian dishes & homemade pastas in a charming historical building with a cozy bar & patio
Hours
| Tuesday | 5–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 5–10 PM |
| Thursday | 5–10 PM |
| Friday | 5–10 PM |
| Saturday | 5–10 PM |
| Sunday | 5–10 PM |
| Monday | 5–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5341 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107
Phone: (206) 342-1530
Website: http://www.sanfermoseattle.com/
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Reviews
We shared the caprese, agnolotti, and bolognese, and every single dish was incredible. We just got back from Italy and honestly agreed it was on par (if not better!) than what we had there. The wine was also amazing and paired perfectly with our meal.
Overall, such a special spot — we can’t wait to come back!
We tried lots of things and had some wonderful wine! It was our first time here, and safe to say, not our last!
San Fermo is a great date night place, family dinner, or small girls night dinner option! Their pasta was delish and each one brought their own flavor. I recommend getting a different dish every time you go!
Food Instagram- @madelines_dines
1. A friend got there ahead of us and mistakenly grabbed a table for 2 instead of a table for 3. So waitress had to move us to their covered patio (no tables inside).
Luckily said patio was quite nice! Warm, and waitress adjusted it for us when it was too warm.
2. We had to wait 30+ minutes for our food and were there overall like 2 hours. The table next to us got their food, ate it all, got dessert, ate that, and left in the time between us ordering and getting entrees.
During that time the waitress checked on us once.
3. We got the entres and they were.. fine. Nothing amazing. My wife got the seafood one as it was the only pasta with a white sauce – but of course it was more of a seafood pasta than a white sauce pasta while I got something with olives and our friend got the Bolognese. The waitress did say the menu was seasonal and the Bolognese was the only consistent item on the menu.
The focaccia appetizer was delicious, but I was sad we ate it all well before the entrees got there so I couldn’t wipe up the plate with bread.
And then of course we paid like $220. So just all around a disappointment. Would not recommend coming here unless you’re excited about the seasonal / fresh menu.
I love the focus on local and seasonal produce and the dishes are phenomenal. I’m consistently impressed with their creativity, especially the pairing of unusual flavours as well as keeping timeless classics.
We almost always get the spaghetti because it’s such an indulgence but I’ve also had some of their other mains and enjoyed every one. The antipasti are delightful and could be combined as shared small plates for those interested in a lighter meal.
Do try their cocktails, I had a refreshing summer spritz which had a lovely subtle rose flavour like Turkish delight. The San Fermo Negroni was perfect.
Also leave room for desserts because I think this is where the creativity shines. I’ve had their earl grey tiramisu and seasonal gelato — both incredible.
The staff are knowledgeable and so helpful. Every time I’ve been they’ve directed us towards wonderful wine pairings and helped us decide on dishes. Speaking to the staff and hearing their perspectives is one of the reasons we keep coming back every year.
I looked back at a few of the other reviews and I’d actually disagree on the feedback on portion sizes.
I sense the restaurant’s focus is on quality not quantity. This is sensible dining imho. I found the mains to be filling and perfectly sized. Most American size portions can be a bit over the top but not here.
(Photos are from the two recent visits, one indoor and the other out door — both wonderful)
Thank you so much San Fermo!