Seattle, WA

Eastside Italian

4 posts · Sep 9, 1997 to Sep 16, 1997

Daniel B.Lost in SpaceSep 9, 1997

 Someone wrote:
 > A friend wants to get together a small group of friends for Italian food
 > at a moderately priced Eastside restaurant-I'm sure there must be some,
 > but I'm drawing a blank.  Any suggestions?
 >

 Niccolinos is Issaquah is incredible.  I have never been the one
 to drive, so I can't give directions, but they make great food.

 Dan

AnonymousEarthLink Network, Inc.Sep 9, 1997

 Michael L. wrote:

 >A friend wants to get together a small group of friends for Italian food
 >at a moderately priced Eastside restaurant-I'm sure there must be some,
 >but I'm drawing a blank.  Any suggestions?

 Try Il Bocio in Redmond or Guissepies in Bellevue (near Bel Square).
 In Kirkland, you might try Portofino. The first and last are a little
 more upscale - Guissepies pizza gets two thumbs up!

ALZELTSep 10, 1997

 In article , [email removed] (Daniel J.
 Blanchat) writes:

 >
 >Someone wrote:
 >> A friend wants to get together a small group of friends for Italian food
 >> at a moderately priced Eastside restaurant-I'm sure there must be some,
 >> but I'm drawing a blank.  Any suggestions?
 >>

 My long time favorite has always been Cafe Juanita, just off of 100th Ave
 NE in Juanita.

 alan

Wayne B.Savvy Diner / Dine Resource, Inc.Sep 16, 1997

 ALZELT wrote:
 >
 >
 > My long time favorite has always been Cafe Juanita, just off of 100th Ave
 > NE in Juanita.
 >
 > alan

 Cafe Juanita has been an award-winner for years.  I had a lamb dish
 there that was incredible.  Their wine list is well regarded as well.

 More info, including menu, at:
 www.savvydiner.com/seattle/cafejuanita/cafjmain.html

 Enjoy!