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Built around a restored fountain sculpted by iconic local artist George Tsutakawa, Fountain offers a unique array of local wine and craft beer options.
Fountain Wine Bar & Lounge
With a wide array of options on our menu, we’re sure to satiate any craving. Fountain has what you need before or after your to-do list in the city.
The Fountain Bar & Lounge at the Sheraton Grand Seattle
The Fountain Bar & Lounge at the Sheraton Grand Seattle · Cuisine Northwest · Address 1400 6th Ave, Seattle, WA 98101 · Phone (206) 621-9000 · Website marriott.com …
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Dasha DAcosta-Johnson
This was a nice place. Probably wouldn’t pick it myself, but met some friends here. The food menu was weirdly put together but I got the chowder in a bread bowl, my wife got a burger and fries. Burger and fries was ok nothing special really. My chowder was cold, and our friends chowder was as well, they sent them both back. The drinks were good. If I go back it would probably be just for drinks.
… moreMark Doyle
Rookie mistake – I thought I was eating at Alder & Ash but I wasn’t – same entrance but went left instead of right. Ended up at the hotel bar-bistro place. Nice-enough servers – no criticism there. Ordered a flat bread & caesar salad. Honestly pretty bad. No drinks – just had water. But still $55 total w/ tip. Will NOT go back. Unless I’m truly, truly desperate.
… moreKim Nguyen
Good option for a place to grab a bite while staying at the Sheraton. I had the tomato soup which was very flavorful and filling. The basil seeds were an interesting addition, I personally enjoyed them. For dessert I got the cranberry and bosc pear crisp. The almond topping were very crunchy with the fruits on the bottom being super soft, sweet and slightly tangy. The vanilla ice cream was a great balance to the cranberry and pears. I feel like the wings were a little small but they were fairly tasty. The service was on point. Our drinks were always full. Overall enjoyed the atmosphere, views and location. I personally would recommend!
… moreAdrian Harrell
The food here was excellent. The sign outside was deceiving. Once I realized the main hotel entrance is how one would get access to the restaurant, I got in. Selection of wine for a wine bar was a little disappointing. The quality of food was excellent. The bar tender didn’t really seem to care. But then again I’m sure there’s not that much repeat clientele.
… moreFrank
On Thursday, August 7th at 9:40, my husband and I decided to come down and dine at the Fountain Wine Bar in Seattle. It’s a restaurant underneath the Sheraton Grand in downtown Seattle.
We had visited here the previous night, but only had drinks. Being that we were spending a week at the hotel, we decided to keep it local and have dinner nearby as we had been sightseeing all day and were exhausted.
Upon arriving at the restaurant we walked right in and had a seat at a nearby available table. Mind you, there is no check in available. It’s a “seat yourself” type of place and a server will approach you at their earliest. We waited about 20-25 minutes with no acknowledged whatsoever by the servers walking by. Other guests who arrived much later were being served much faster. So my husband decided to just go up to the bar and order the food and drinks himself while I waited at the table. Soon after, a server approached the table and began placing napkins down. She didn’t even greet me. She looked up at my husband ordering at the bar and said, “Oh, he went up there to order?” and continued to slap the napkin in front of me and walked away. Not even asking if I needed anything. When I told her that he decided to order at the bar because we had waited for a long time, “she turned away from me, walked to an adjacent table to take their order all while making a shooshing hand gesture at me. Naturally I was offended by this. When I went over to ask for her name, she covered her name badge and said no. I mean, why even wear a name badge if you are going to cover it up anyway?
I walked over to the bar tender to where my husband was and asked if he could provide me with her name so that I may formally file a complain against her. The bartender asked me who it was and when I pointed at her he chuckled and sighed and said, with a smile “oh yeah” rolled his eyes and said he could not disclose her name to me. I was shocked by the secrecy of it all. Working for a large company myself, this type of behavior would be extremely unacceptable.
My husband approached the server and asked if there was a problem and she became irate, asking for the room number we were staying in, all while covering up her name badge. She dashed out the restaurant to get her manager as we asked her to do so, but before doing so she yelled near the elevators , making sure security was alerted and my husband and I were stopped by security and forced to explain to them what had happened. Fortunately, the security guards gave us the servers name…Tiba (not sure about the spelling) and we decided to go back up to the room and call the hotel to file a former complaint about the incident. Whoever was managing that night didn’t really do much over the phone. All she said was “it’s been a long night and we all need sleep. Let’s all talk in the morning.” Again, I was beyond shocked by her response. She promised to follow up in the morning. It’s now been four days with no word on the follow up.
It’s also impossible to get through to anyone when you try and contact the lobby. You have to physically go down if you need to speak with anyone since no one will ever answer the phones.
This experience was completely ruined by Tiba and the hotels staff as they did nothing to help resolve this issue with their Elite members. Truly a disappointing experience. Do not dine here. Service is terrible.
… moreWe had visited here the previous night, but only had drinks. Being that we were spending a week at the hotel, we decided to keep it local and have dinner nearby as we had been sightseeing all day and were exhausted.
Upon arriving at the restaurant we walked right in and had a seat at a nearby available table. Mind you, there is no check in available. It’s a “seat yourself” type of place and a server will approach you at their earliest. We waited about 20-25 minutes with no acknowledged whatsoever by the servers walking by. Other guests who arrived much later were being served much faster. So my husband decided to just go up to the bar and order the food and drinks himself while I waited at the table. Soon after, a server approached the table and began placing napkins down. She didn’t even greet me. She looked up at my husband ordering at the bar and said, “Oh, he went up there to order?” and continued to slap the napkin in front of me and walked away. Not even asking if I needed anything. When I told her that he decided to order at the bar because we had waited for a long time, “she turned away from me, walked to an adjacent table to take their order all while making a shooshing hand gesture at me. Naturally I was offended by this. When I went over to ask for her name, she covered her name badge and said no. I mean, why even wear a name badge if you are going to cover it up anyway?
I walked over to the bar tender to where my husband was and asked if he could provide me with her name so that I may formally file a complain against her. The bartender asked me who it was and when I pointed at her he chuckled and sighed and said, with a smile “oh yeah” rolled his eyes and said he could not disclose her name to me. I was shocked by the secrecy of it all. Working for a large company myself, this type of behavior would be extremely unacceptable.
My husband approached the server and asked if there was a problem and she became irate, asking for the room number we were staying in, all while covering up her name badge. She dashed out the restaurant to get her manager as we asked her to do so, but before doing so she yelled near the elevators , making sure security was alerted and my husband and I were stopped by security and forced to explain to them what had happened. Fortunately, the security guards gave us the servers name…Tiba (not sure about the spelling) and we decided to go back up to the room and call the hotel to file a former complaint about the incident. Whoever was managing that night didn’t really do much over the phone. All she said was “it’s been a long night and we all need sleep. Let’s all talk in the morning.” Again, I was beyond shocked by her response. She promised to follow up in the morning. It’s now been four days with no word on the follow up.
It’s also impossible to get through to anyone when you try and contact the lobby. You have to physically go down if you need to speak with anyone since no one will ever answer the phones.
This experience was completely ruined by Tiba and the hotels staff as they did nothing to help resolve this issue with their Elite members. Truly a disappointing experience. Do not dine here. Service is terrible.
Jason Williams
Stopped by here for a little bit while we were staying at The Sheraton. Service was very good and drinks were very good. Nice views around you of downtown.
… moreGiuseppe D’Alterio
I’ve tried the Caesar Salad with salmon and the apple pie. Both very very good. The server was very nice and attentive.
… moreLuana Senos
Ive sat myself and I have been sat for thirty minutes with absolutely no waitress stopping by. Got “Ill be right with you” 3 times after raising my hands at least five times to gesture I would like to order.
Left.
… moreLeft.
Samuel Marlin
Great place to have a delicious pretzel and some drinks. Service is great!! Try the draft beers!!!
… moreDiane Padilla
Our food was delicious, reasonably priced for a hotel and our waitress Makesa was very attentive and friendly.
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