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RN74
Cuisine: American, European, French
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Locals and visitors alike flock to RN74, Michael Mina's downtown outpost, known for "creative, modern, yet simple interpretations of regional French cuisine"–often presented in the most beautiful... Read More
Locals and visitors alike flock to RN74, Michael Mina's downtown outpost, known for "creative, modern, yet simple interpretations of regional French cuisine"–often presented in the most beautiful manner. In the chic lounge area, visitors enjoy delectable treats like chilled prawn cocktails and duck fat fries. Main dishes include locally-sourced, seasonal highlights like house-aged steaks, vegetables from local organic farms and Puget Sound seafood. Recent gems include the Sweet Corn Agnolotti, Anderson Valley Lamb Saddle, Local King Salmon Aux Poireaux and, of course, classic renditions Les Steak Frites. Decadent dessert "musts" range from beignets and profiteroles to coconut panna cotta and cheese platters, too. But perhaps, most importantly, patrons return for RN74's extensive wine list. From boutique Northwest wines to extremely rare vintages from Burgundy, RN74's collection of more than 2,200 bottle selections makes this a mecca for wine lovers from near and far.
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Corinne Whiting
Seattle Local Expert
- Dessert: "RN74 Seattle just made the 2018 list for Top 100 Wine Restaurants in America from Wine Enthusiast, and Lead Sommelier Jeff Lindsay Thorsen plays a big role in that achievement. He recently nearly doubled the wine collection, giving RN74 possibly the largest collection of French burgundies of any restaurant on the West Coast (and lots more PNW wine as well). Check out the discount wall for last bottles with incredible price tags."
- Restaurants near CenturyLink Field: "With one of the best happy hours around, RN74 offers "Burgers, Baguettes, Burgundy and Beer" (plus $1.50 oysters) Mondays through Saturdays, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m."
- French: "Those heading to one of the many nearby theaters and performance halls enjoy three-course "Pre-Theatre Menu," nightly from 5 to 6 p.m. ($44)."
- Best for Dessert Because: Head to Michael Mina's downtown outpost for "creative, modern, yet simple interpretations of regional French cuisine," including divine desserts from beignets to profiteroles.
- Best for Restaurants near CenturyLink Field Because: A brief lightrail or taxi ride from the stadiums, bustling RN74 Seattle features delightful interpretations of American and French cuisine with an extensive wine list.
- Best for French Because: Locals and visitors alike flock to RN74, Michael Mina's downtown outpost, known for its "creative, modern, yet simple interpretations of regional French cuisine."
