Six Seven Restaurant

** they include a pier maintenance tax onto the bill. It's not a set amount, it's based off your total. This was the only thing I was not ok with. It's a restaurant connected to a hotel. And it's not a cheap restaurant... so the fact that they had a tax tacked on was tacky and unnecessary. I believe you can ask them to remove it before they run your card... we just didn't. Price it until after (they have a caveat at the bottom of the bill mentioning it)

Otherwise, the service was impeccable. Our server Rihannon was attentive and friendly. The food was really good too. The Cod was amazing, highly recommend. My husband got the ribeye and he devoured it too. We wanted to sit outside, but it was a bit chilly and there were no heat lamps.

We've had several great meals at both the Six Seven lounge and restaurant over the years, but sadly not a few days ago. We ate on the lounge deck and of course the views were stunning.

I ordered the grass fed 67 cheddar burger. At $28, it should be the best burger ever, and maybe it would have been had it been cooked properly. I requested the burger to be cooked medium, however when it arrived at the table, the center was still raw. So they reordered it and after a very long wait, it then was served beyond well done, with a bitter burnt taste. Since I was hungry, I just ate it anyway, but the burnt taste lingered long after I finished it. Fries were good though

We also ordered the dungeness crab roll and tempura asparagus, which unfortunately was far too oily.

Our server was super nice, but either it was an off night in the kitchen or the 67 quality is not what it used to be. Those views tho, stellar!

WOW!!!! What an amazing experience.

Food
Exceeded expectations. We both got seafood dishes. They were visually appealing and with amazing flavor combinations. The desert was super flaky and great. I personally thought everything on the menu looked good.

Service & Ambiance
Servers was super attentive and diligently during our meals. Went above and beyond to provide excellent service. If you can, I would snag a table outside to get an amazing view. Bring your sunglasses if it is sunny! You'll need them.

Amazing views!!!

Also absolute amazing service! Our waitress was extremely attentive and helpful. Other staff were also great and they always made sure our water was filled.

Drinks were delicious and strong. The way they should be.

Had the truffle fries appetizer and they were absolutely delicious.

Highly recommend this place if you are in the area to grab a drink in the bar area for the amazing views and ambiance and just everything there.

We came here for lunch after meandering around Olympic Sculpture Park. The restaurant is along the waterfront inside Edgewater Hotel on Pier 67. The restaurant has nice views of Elliot Bay and a warm, casual vibe. It reminds me of Spinnaker over in Sausalito, CA.

Their clam chowder is exceptional - creamy with a nice balance of spice and savory. Their salmon entree came on a bed of sweet creamy corn. Good flavors, though portion wise the salmon was on the small side. Mediterranean plate was OK - nothing really stood out too much.

Being on the waterfront and inside a hotel, prices tend to be higher. However bear in mind that Seattle's waterfront has less restaurant options compared to SF Fisherman Wharf or Monterey Cannery Row. Six Seven is great for a casual light lunch to enjoy the waterfront.

I recently dined at Six Seven Restaurant, and it was an exceptional experience. The restaurant boasts stunning views of Puget Sound through its large windows, providing a mesmerizing backdrop of the bustling waterfront and breathtaking sunsets.

We started with fresh oysters, which were a perfect appetizer. For the main course, the miso black cod was outstanding, and the lobster mac 'n' cheese was a delicious, indulgent treat. The cocktails, including the Old Fashioned and Sidecar, were expertly crafted and complemented the meal perfectly.

To cap off the meal, we enjoyed a warmed shot of Grand Marnier, which was a delightful ending to a fantastic dining experience.

The service throughout was impeccable--attentive, friendly, and professional. I highly recommend Six Seven Restaurant for a memorable dining experience with superb food, drinks, and views.

If you're looking for one of the best dinner views on the water in Seattle, this is it!

Being right on the water you can imagine how quickly the outdoor seating fills up, especially on a sunny day in Seattle. If you're like me and eating on the fly, arrive by 5 and try to snag one of the, First Come - First Serve, outdoor bar tables, the backdrop is worth the early dinner.

The salads don't disappoint, especially the Ceasar salad, with the exception of the "anchovy heavy, Ceasar dressing. But the house Ranch serves as a great substitute, I prefer to keep the sea life OFF of my plate. The Hummus & Feta Dip makes for a great starter, the grilled Pita and marinated vegetables were fresh and very tasty, a great segway into extending your happy hour.

Last but not least, the main course! I had every intention to drive my fork into the Roasted Skagit Valley Chicken, but as my luck would have it, I was told the entree would have taken another hour to prepare...... I could imagine Gordon Ramsay's response now, "Why is the chicken entrée taking so long? Did the chef go out to find the egg first? I think he went on a full-blown Easter egg hunt! Get that chicken on the plate before it hatches another one!"

Either chef isn't cooking today or auditioning for a role in 'Kitchen Nightmares', because here I am settling for yet ANOTHER burger and fries. I guess my taste buds are going on vacation to Blandville. Cheers!

Breakfast here was great. The view on the water is spectacular, and we had a great server. I tried the Pearl Jam breakfast sandwich and enjoyed it. It's a very big ham, egg and cheese on a bagel with a side of bacon jam. The bagel was nice and soft, and honestly the bacon jam was good, but even without it, the sandwich is delicious. I opted for the mixed berries rather than the side of potatoes.

My wife and I went here for 4th of July dinner and this was one of the best experiences we had in Seattle. Sitting on the deck / patio during the evening gives you one of the best views of the sunset in Seattle and really highlights the ambiance. The service was good here. The food was great. My wife ordered the filet while I ordered the cod. Both dishes were expertly prepared and came out tasting great.

For our 10 year wedding anniversary, we took our kids here for Sunday brunch. We wanted to show them where we got married, which was in an adjacent room by the restaurant. Six Seven Restaurant was able to accommodate our party of 8 and the view of the water was amazing! Our server was friendly and made sure everyone was happy with their order, including our daughter who just had her wisdom teeth pulled. She enjoyed every bite of the eggs benedict and asked if we could come back again. We really enjoyed the brioche French toast and breakfast sausage.