Gainsbourg - Seattle

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What Leo Baldwin likes about Gainsbourg:
A great cozy little place with a French flare. While there was nothing vegetarian under the entrees these two vegetarians put together a great dinner of Tapas from the appetizers. Everything we had was not only good but had a little twist to it. A great Belgian Ale on tap, great cocktails, and the bar was very accommodating. Even though they were down one Chef the night we were there the service was still very good.... read more.

As a customer, you can use the WiFi of the establishment at no extra cost, And into the accessible rooms also come clientele with wheelchairs or physiological disabilities. If the weather conditions are right, you can also be served outside.

What E H doesn't like about Gainsbourg:
Second time visiting, and both times I left regretting it. Rude, poor service from bartenders. Though I was kind and polite to them, I was neither greeted nor thanked nor asked how I liked my drinks at any point. I worked in restaurant service previously how has it gotten to where customers (i.e. the reason service jobs exist) are the ones left trying to appease the staff? There's a straightforward response to this j... read more.

During a meal, a good drink is essential. In this gastropub, you not only get delicious cuisine from the menu but also a comprehensive and particularly good assortment of good beers and other alcoholic beverages that go well with the food, the restaurant offers also menus from the European environment. In this locale there is also an large selection of coffee and tea specialties not to forget, Particularly with the bite-sized, Tapas you can't do anything wrong, because there is something for every palate.