Brasa

vertigose 

on Citysearch

19 years ago

WORST SERVICE EVER – 30 minutes to get drinks(overpriced and just bad). After 45 minutes our order had still not been taken. Our waiter had only 3 tables including us. After an hour of no service we asked for our check. It took another 15 minutes. Waiter said nothing. He didn't think it was strange we weren't eating? On a Friday night there were only 10 tables. This place is depressing and the music is terrible. Too many good restaurants in Seattle to go here. 

meglaw 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

Great! – My husband and i love to go to brasa for their incredible happy hour. The food is great and really affordable with a fabulous ambience. The service at times can be not great, however Matt always goes above and beyond. Which encourages us to come back again and again 

canelriibe 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

Definately one of Seattle's finest – I have been to Brasa several times over the years and I still continue to have the best meals of my life there! The wine list is eclectic and well priced and the service is usually wonderful. 

careful 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

Dissapointed – We have been to Brasa several times in the past, but last week was a huge dissapointment when we went to the bar for happy hour. The well drinks were really watery - and the couple sitting at the next table agreed. They sent their's back. All three of the appetizers we ordered struck out: the mussels were the size of manilla clams (although the broth was good), the meat in the steak sandwich was grizzly and almost unchewable, and the onions rings were a mouthful of grease. It is not worth a return trip. 

zoenfi 

on Citysearch

20 years ago

25 for $25 Value – I didn't realize that wait staff meant we had to wait! We were pleasantly surprised by the value of the 25 for $25 menu, but not sure if paying full price would be worthwhile. Having said that, the food delicious, the octopus the best and most tender I hav ever had. The Paella was outstanding and desserts quite sublime. Even though we ate in the bar that was half full, the service was slower than molasses! The waitress, when she graced our table, was pleasant if a little snobbish, but having to stand up an... read more

billrallen 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Great ambience, but not foo foo – This place is a Seattle gem. Great decor, awesome service, good looking people, but not at all pretentious. One of my new favs. 

Contributor 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Stylishly casual ambience, a romantic lounge and inspired cuisine. – The Scene Meant to evoke a Mediterranean village, Brasa offers distinct dining venues set apart by a curved terrazzo path and iron railings. The lounge attracts a younger crowd, while the middle-aged gravitate toward the dining room and the reserved gallery-level tables looking down on the main floor. The Food The lounge has its own menu of steak frites, pizzas, fried oysters, pasta and enticements like cinnamon-scented quail in black-bean sauce. Dining roo... read more

Summer3317 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Incredible!! – We recently had our work holiday party at Brasa, and incredible is the only word to describe it! The service was far above and beyond what I've experienced in most restaurants. Everything was perfect and the food was delicious! 

soozin 

on Citysearch

21 years ago

Good food, BAD service – I can't help but think that had the three of us been men we would have received better service. There's a stereotype that women don't tip well. I wonder if that's because places like Brasa give such crappy service to women? We had to wait for a wine list, ask to have our very empty plates taken away and stand up to get attention to get our bill. It's nice not to be rushed, but it was a 2.5 hour ordeal all together and most of that was spent waiting for the next course. The good wine buzz was ruined b... read more