Sonya wrote: >The prices are a little high, but about what you'd expect, given that the >atmosphere, menu, service and quality were all comparable to any posh >downtown restaurant. We're very anxious to go back soon. Oh, and I don't >work for Neo Bistro, just wanted to share our fortunate discovery in an >area where there isn't much culinary excitement. > >Sonya funny, but we have been discussing this place for some time now. it comes in a distant third place to its predecessors: Bella Luna and Tapas. posh it is not. location it is not. price is out of line. and it would be helpful if they got rid of the sous chef with the smoking habit, as all food prepared by him is way too salty. if you would like some culinary excitement in that area, keep heading down south on Greenwood, until you get to 95th. on the right is Bick's. that i think you will like. alan
Seattle, WA
Neo Bistro - Shoreline
ALZELT wrote: > > > if you would like some culinary excitement in that area, keep > heading down south on Greenwood, until you get to 95th. on the right > is Bick's. > that i think you will like. > > alan Just a minor correction - Bick's Broadview Grill is actually at about 105th and Greenwood. We love it - we finally have a place we can go regularly on Friday nights. Superb burgers - appetizers are great. Lots of vegetarian food. Their gimmick is all the hundreds and hundreds of hot sauce bottles around the place but the food is not "hot" as a general thing (except for the spring rolls, we found them to have quite a bite). Prices are very reasonable.Lovely atmosphere - and I have seldom had to wait for a table. They have a cheesecake made with Porter which I absolutely love (they tend to get experimental with their desserts - I'm glad they switched from cookiedough cheesecake). Again, I would highly recommend it. Alec M.