Pomerol

Not a good experience. First round of bread was stale, second was cold inside and hot outside, so clearly frozen. Squash soup very thin and bland. Steak frites - steak somehow tasted acrid and was over cooked, fries lukewarm and soggy with oil. Brussel sprouts inedible - wilted and tasteless. Octopus chewy and acrid like the steak. Wine tasted like the bottle had been open for days. Entrees served right after the soup because they were fired at the wrong time. Overall, a poor experience all the way around - not recommended.

Pomerol has a pesant relaxed atmosphere. Our wait person was outstanding. The menu was diverse and interesting. The food was uneven. The cassoulet was more like bean soup, the chicken was ok but not served hot. The salads were excellent. I would not rush back here.

Good food in itty bitty portions

For the price the New Year’s Eve set menu was underwhelming. The beef was perfectly cooked and tasted good but the lamb was bland. Would like to have tried the normal menu. Service was good.

good red meat and wine list, but only one boring seafood dish on menu

Xmas Eve 3 friends Delicious Great Service

Warm, friendly service and good food. Pleasant bar.

Average food and good value; there are better French restaurants in the Seattle area.

Try the octopus! Wonderful French bistro with a little more room between tables. We very much enjoyed the grilled octopus starter with a lemon cream. The endive salad was also excellent. I enjoyed the cassoulet which was full of sausage, duck confit and chunks of pork belly. My companions enjoyed the steak, properly cooked very rare. Dessert was molten chocolate cake which disappeared quickly.
My only complaint is the service. The server was very young and inexperienced and not right for a restaurant of that caliber. She was friendly, but really fell down on all of the things you would expect-checking back on food, removing plates and mostly explaining the cuisine instead of dropping it on the table and running off.

The food was so good as always and I defenetly recommend this resturant for special occasions.

The restaurant week menu itself was interesting but the food was not as flavorful as we hoped it would be. The service was great but the seating was a bit uncomfortable and the noise level high.

The food was exquisitely prepared. Staff was attentive and even though there were many diners that particular evening, we felt like we received special treatment.
The location was perfect and the decor was pleasing to the eye.

Absolutely terrible. The host or owner and also acting bartender was extremely rude. Careless, arrogant and so rude. I'm still shocked at this terrible experience. He even asked us to leave because he said we had stayed 2hrs and they had only budgeted for 1.5. This was after the fact that soooo many things went wrong with our waiter, food and drinks throughout the night. It was first and only time. Never ever going back and wasting time and money to be mistreated.

We stopped here before a show at West of Lenin and were pleasantly surprised that such an unassuming local restaurant could be so wonderful. We appreciated our knowledgeable server and delicious food and it was such a pleasure to be in a restaurant that wasn't overly crowded or noisy.

Four of us went to Pomerol for Seattle Restaurant Week. We had a lovely time, but food was not stellar. We have had exquisite meals there before, but this time some meals were better than others.

Restaurant Week offerings are part of their signature dishes but Cassoulet was lacking herbs and vegs and bean= mushy paste! Not going back

Dined with friends during restaurant week promotion; very satisfied with the value and quality of the food. The pork tenderloin roasted over a wood burning grill was tender and some of the best I have ever eaten. The cassoulet flavor was superb, but my quibble was that my dish seemed to be short on the duck. Salads and desserts were very well prepared

Our waiter was perfect but the food wasn’t. It wasn’t horrible, the desserts were delicious, but the rest wasn’t. My sauce was too salty, the taste of the butternut squash soup I can’t define but it wasn’t bsquash. Pork wasn’t tasty just ok. The Brussels sprouts along with the carrots I cook better at home. Cocktails were good and once again the people were very nice but so disappointing. Need to amp up the flavor.

I love this restaurant. Went there with 3 friends to celebrate friendship and a birthday and it was terrific. I think it would help for our server to have been better prepared for questions about food preparation. He is new to the restaurant, I believe, and was charming and eager to please. This definitely balanced the experience. Overall, this is a wonderful place and I'd both recommend it and return to it.
I also appreciated the thoughtful wine list.

We love this place! A small, unassuming space, the menu is always changing to maximize use of local ingredients. Tonight, (part of Seattle Restaurant Week) we had a number of options including the fish of the day added for just tonight. I opted for the pork, which was grilled over a wood fire, giving it a lovely smokiness. Many of the dishes are gluten-free so my companion had almost as many menu options as I had. Service is attentive and efficient.

Great place to go to celebrate or a date! The food and the service.

I do really enjoy this restaurant. Menu is simple but always an excellent set of choices and hard to make just one. The restaurant was incredibly noisy and it was difficult to hear my partner speak. Waiter was a bit too attentive.

Oysters were awesome. Arugula salad with hazelnuts, goat cheese, figs and grilled pears was okay - the pears could have used more caramelization and the greens a touch more vinaigrette. Pork chop and roasted vegetable risotto were so-so for the prices. Wines and drinks were fine. Comfortable decor but on the noisy side. Service alternated between being attentive and absent.

The food tasted disappointing, and the service was slow even on a slow night.

A big disappointment. The prices are about $4 more per item than on their website. My “grilled pear & fig” salad tasted like nothing but onion & salt. The tomatoes on the burrata were over-ripe and mushy. A $19 burger—I’ve had some $19 burgers in seattle that were worth the price & this ain’t one. We were 1 of 3 tables and the food took forever. Every cocktail was served in a martini glass—even the old fashioned—so weird. There’s SO many other places to spend your money and get an impeccable meal and service.

Great food and service. Amongst a lot of competition in Fremont, it’s a little gem of a place.

I always love to come here. We can talk, its relaxing and the food is great quality and taste. Not over salted. The wait people are always welcoming.

Nice place for early diner. Food Okay but way to salty.

Very good, but should be rated as 3$, not 2.

Service was terribly slow. We ordered as soon as we sat down, and yet it took an hour and ten minutes to get our food. The kitchen staff just dragged for no reason and they were rude when we asked them to please plate our food. We thought 90 minutes would be enough time to have a meal before heading out for a show that evening. Instead, the food took so long that we had to scarf everything down in 6 minutes before running out so we wouldn't miss our show. And we were the only group (3 people total) when we started. Only two other small groups were in the restaurant later, seated after us, so no, this was not a busy night. We have come here five times before, having liked the food, but will not come back after this experience.

Delicious food. Superb service. A bit pricey. But we'll be back.

The food was awesome. Mushrooms were amazing. We brought a special bottle of wine to enjoy. However it difficult to do so when the server interrupted numerous times rushing us to order. I wasn’t aware that there was a time limit on the table.?

Birthday dinner made very special by great food and service!

I'd definitely recommend this as a one-time food experience. It's different but not a place I'd return to more than once or twice. The food was a worthy palate experience for those interested in food, but it's pretty pricey, and I wouldn't say that it's a great value. Hence, good for one or a few visits but not a regular thing.
The decor could use some work, but I can understand how expensive it can be to overhaul a space from one use to another. Given that the windows and doors suggest it was an office or light industrial space, it feels reasonably comfortable.

The food was very good. However the prices were not reasonable. Many other restaurants have food that is as good for far less. The location and ambiance were not commensurate with the prices either. As I said, the food was very good, but it was not a good value.

The food was exactly expect from a good French bistro. The Bavette and French Fries were like the ones I had in Paris. The IPA is excellent and strong.

They arranged a nice table for me and my husband. Thank you!

Underwhelming food, mediocre service, and completely ignored the notes we were celebrating our wedding anniversary.

we have been to this restaurant many times and have always enjoyed it, however, the last time we went the waiter was incredibly rude and dismissive. We met friends there who came with us for the first time and they could not believe how awful he was. We were trying to figure out a good house wine and after asking some questions, he told us we were doing his head in. I thought he was joking but no he was not.

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