Romantic Restaurant suggestions?

 Someone wrote:

 > Any recommendations for a greater Puget Sound restaurant with dim lights,
 > and intimate atmosphere? Views not important. No high ceilings with 30,000
 > people all sitting within ten feet of eachother.
 >

 Marlai  on Sand Point Way east of the U District.
 Excellent low light atmosphere, live soft piano in the evenings, full
 french service, and wonderful ellegant thai food.

 Really a nice place, and very reasonably priced.

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 >> Any recommendations for a greater Puget Sound restaurant with dim lights,
 >> and intimate atmosphere? Views not important. No high ceilings with 30,000
 >> people all sitting within ten feet of eachother.

 Chez Shea and Campagne come to mind.  However, a romantic dinner is
 somewhat at the mercy of your fellow diners.  Two drunken babes with a
 cellphone at the next table can ruin any romantic dinner (like mine at Chez
 Shea's).  If the folks at the next table want to have a wild time, you
 lose.  Going out for romantic dinners is usually better on wed or thurs, as
 opposed to fri or sat.

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 Someone wrote:

 >Subject:   Romantic Restaurant suggestions?
 >From:      [email removed]
 >Date:      Wed, 03 Sep 1997 15:35:19 -0600
 >
 >Any recommendations for a greater Puget Sound restaurant with dim lights,
 >and intimate atmosphere? Views not important. No high ceilings with 30,000
 >people all sitting within ten feet of eachother.
 >
 >

 My choice, even thought the tables are close together would be the Hunt
 Club, in the Sorrento Hotel on Madison up the hill from the freeway.

 alan

 p.s. An even more romantic dinner would be to rent out the 700 Suite, have
 it catered by the restaurant's staff, enjoy the moonlight and view of
 Seattle and the Bay on its deck, relax over a glass of bubbly in their hot
 tub. And, finish the evening off in the bedroom of this wonderfull suite.
 And, if you can play the piano, a romantic duet is not a bad idea as well.
 Make certain you have the catering department stock up the fridge for some
 breakfast munching in bed the next morning.

 Bungusto Restorante.

     Its on upper queen ane ave. (Queen ane & Boston I think) Dim lights,
 excelent food.  Moderatly priced for italian cuisine.  Decent wine
 selection.  Never very busy.

 Es magnifico