Thoughts on Campagne?

 Heather B. wrote:

 >I'm going to be coming up to my fair former city for a romantic dinner,
 >and was hoping for some advance word on Campagne, at the Inn at the
 >Market.  Thanks in advance.

 The simplest thing to say is that you've made a fine choice, whether
 you dine upstairs in the white-tablecloth fine-dining restaurant,
 or down at the cozy, pleasant cafe.  I had a wonderful birthday dinner
 at Campagne a couple of years ago, and have eaten at the cafe several
 times, never regretting the food.  The only lapse I've experienced at
 the cafe was when an older street person wandered in one summer evening,
 and was seated.  No, he didn't have the price of a cup of coffee on
 him, nor the presence of mind to even figure out what was on the menu.
 Fortunately, he was pretty harmless, and left without a fuss.  Didn't
 bother our dinner at all, just sorta felt sorry for the guy.

 Someone wrote:

 One of the two best resturants in Seattle. It has one of the better wine
 lists in town The downstairs cafe also has wonderful food but the upstairs
 can be quite romantic.  Enjoy!

 > Greetings, all.
 >
 > I'm going to be coming up to my fair former city for a romantic dinner,
 > and was hoping for some advance word on Campagne, at the Inn at the
 > Market.  Thanks in advance.
 >
 > Charles
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 > Charles Noble
 > Portland, OR, USA
 > [email removed]