Beer Hall in Seattle

Seems like a nice place.


Meanwhile, the open kitchen will be inspired by the idea of a Viking butcher shop and will feature bar bites and shared plates that explore wild flavors from the woods and sea. Imagine being at a gathering “near a roaring fire at the edge of a fjord,” said McQueen. There will be game, meat skewers, a large rotisserie for chicken, pork, and rabbit. “We’ll also have lamb and pork sausages, potato dumplings and pickled herring,” revealed McQueen[.]

6 comments:

  1. Anonymous2:51 PM

    I'm in if there's a road trip!

    LittleRed1

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  2. raven4:11 PM

    Just don't bring a sword. Or an axe. Or a penknife.
    On the other hand, it's Ballard, so a gaff might be OK.

    WA + D = CA.

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  3. Sorry, I've been to Seattle multiple times on business. This establishment isn't enough to get me to go back voluntarily.

    Eric Hines

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  4. I hate herring, but it's the most authentic dish

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  5. That's all right. If you come on the road trip, we'll let you order whatever you'd like. :)

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