
Modern restaurant offering creative handmade pasta & Italian entrees in airy, industrial environs.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1126 34th Ave, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone: (206) 466-2533
Website: http://vendemmiaseattle.com/
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Even more disappointing was the price relative to the quality of food. I am happy to pay for interesting, well made, flavorful food but for this meal it was over $100 per person for half a veg app, 1 pasta, half a mini dessert, and one drink. Note they add a 22% service charge.
The service was good and ambiance was decent so giving 2 stars for that, but I really wouldn’t return under any circumstances.
We tried booking for Valentine’s, and even a month beforehand we found ourselves stonewalled. Bookings are likely not as competitive during non- Holiday season.
From protein to veggies drizzled in white chocolate to wagyu, each course beautifully complimented the other. They are portioned to perfection- we never felt too stuffed nor in need of a supplement.
As a wine snob, I was impressed. I don’t even like Chardonnay, but I liked their pairing.
Happy Dining to all!
used to be a regular here because the food and service were consistently great. However, I was disappointed to find they now automatically add a 22% gratuity to the bill. While I’m happy to tip for good service, forcing such a high percentage is a poor business practice—especially on top of already premium prices. Out of principle, I won’t be returning until their policy changes.
This was a Valentine’s Day reservation booked over a month in advance for the Chef’s Fixed Menu, with all the pricing and expectations that come with a special-occasion dinner. What we got instead was awkward, underwhelming, and wildly overpriced.
Despite the main dining room being nearly empty when we arrived (and still just as empty when we left), we were seated in what felt like a converted back room—six tables crammed together, zero ambiance, and our table jutting directly into the pathway. The entire night consisted of awkward eye contact with people waiting in line for the restroom. To make it even stranger, Taylor Swift was playing in the background, which felt wildly out of place for a supposedly romantic, upscale Valentine’s Day dinner.
The four-course “Chef’s Fixed Menu” sounds filling on paper. In reality, it was shockingly sparse. Appetizers were two bites each. The pasta course was tiny. The
“mains” were almost laughable: two scallops floating in sauce, followed by the wagyu-three paper-thin slices of beef on yet another plate of sauce with a bit of cabbage. The flavor was fine, but the steak arrived lukewarm and was gone within seconds. For context, my partner is currently tracking calories for a bodybuilding show. After the first three courses, we estimated we’d consumed about 350 calories each—far less than what most people expect from a single meal, let alone multiple courses at this price point. We were so disappointed that we didn’t even stay for dessert and lett hungry.
For the cost, this experience was indefensible: cramped seating, no atmosphere, tiny portions, food that wasn’t even hot, and a dining room inexplicably left empty while guests were shoved into a back hallway.
Valentine’s Day dinner should feel special-this felt like an expensive mistake.
Dishes had a lot of care and I enjoyed the American-Italian style for a laid back but very well put together dinner. One of those places you keep coming back to.