

Experience the essence of Seattle’s dining scene at Goldfinch Tavern, an Ethan Stowell Restaurant located within Four Seasons Hotel with views of the waterfront. Start your day with a delightful breakfast or brunch, featuring specialties like the Northwest Benedict with smoked salmon and crispy hash browns. Join us for weekend brunches, offering traditional bottomless mimosas and a three-course menu. For dinner, indulge in fine dining with Pacific Northwest dishes such as the Beet & Dungeness Crab Salad or Seared Jumbo Scallops. Our full bar serves craft cocktails and an extensive wine list, making it an ideal spot for a romantic evening. Located near attractions like Pike Place Market, Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park, Goldfinch Tavern is …
Local ingredients and Puget Sound views are on offer at this elegant eatery in the Four Seasons Hotel.
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Our waiter apologized that they had just removed that option a “couple of weeks ago” and we were told the wrong information. Nothing they could do. So we each had a $25 cocktail instead.
Not to be that girl but my fries were still half frozen. I miss the fun, I miss the quality and I’m frankly really disappointed that the wonderful experience has gone. Desserts are still lovely and the cute celebratory greeting. But it feels a bit limp over all now
We had a couple of Old Fashioneds for our drinks, the Focaccia bread appetizer, I had the tomato soup and the Wynns Salad (delish!!!) And hubby had the Roasted Chicken entrée. Coconut milk sorbet alongside some cordials were the perfect desserts! Seriously, everything was delicious and on point!
Our server was Isaiah and he was a true genuine delight! Ask for him when you come and you will for sure have a wonderful time!!!!
10000000000% recommend!!!!!!!
Arriving just before 5pm, their happy hour menu was available (very surprising for a Saturday). The options were varied and well priced. Ordered oysters, clam chowder, wagyu sliders, and eventually added a dessert. I don’t remember the name of the dessert, but it was definitely the crown on an amazing dinner.
The oysters were fresh with the slightest hint of Britney flavor and complemented by mingonette.
The chowder was well made with a healthy mix of clams and a bonus of snow crab meat in the mix.
The sliders were perfectly cooked, a balance between rare and medium-rare, just how i like. Bun was fresh, and condiments and toppings were well balanced to prevent overwhelming the wagyu.
The dessert was a wonderful combination of flavors, (lemon ginger ice cream, cocoa, matcha, black sesame) and textures (crunchy, fluffy, )creamy all melding together in different combinations with each bite.
An extremely satisfying experience from start to finish.
Before deciding on the dessert, I contemplated a dish from the dinner menu. The options looked amazing, but I was afraid it would be too much and decrease my overall enjoyment of what I had already enjoyed, so went with the dessert. I plan to return for dinner to enjoy that experience.
The pasta was Al Dante and perfect
The oysters were so fresh and local
The best was the tiramisu!!!
Must get and visit!!!
Such a view while you eat
You can get valet parking here for $25 flat rate
After eating head to Fran’s chocolate and get some of Seattle’s famous chocolates
My meal consisted of a crab chowder and a duck breast entree. The chowder was very good. The duck breast was cooked medium rare as requested but was oddly chewy. Flavor wise, it was ok but nothing to write home about.