Elysian Fields in Seattle

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  Chaim Eliyah

  :: 20 May 2018 21:01:59

  Came in for a beer and possibly a meal. The whole time they paid attention to this cute couple next to me that was practically making out in public. Three servers never grabbed my order. When they asked me if I needed another beer I said "probably but I need to order food." They ignored what I said and brought me another beer.

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  Summer Rain

  :: 19 May 2018 18:32:51

  Can't leave 0 stars. A group of 8 and our first visit. We were served beers in a timely manner however once we were handed food menus. The manager dictated staff placement we then had no service for approximately 30 minutes. It was not busy at all. Someone should have at least checked on us. Unclear and not concise delegation is the issue. Otherwise the beer was the best part!

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  Veronica Niechajczyk

  :: 27 April 2018 08:15:57

  Finally came to eat here after hearing my husband rave about it. Was disappointed. Took forever to get the food once we'd ordered, appetizer came at the same time as the food. I ordered the smoked salmon salad which had zero flavor. Was amazed at how something that had so much stuff in it could taste like nothing. Got fish tacos instead, which were also bland. Pretty sure the only way this salad gets sold successfully is to people who never complain about anything for fear of being hated. Thest thing thing was the truffle fries. Apparently they changed the menu from before, maybe they don't know how to cook this new food.

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  Aaron Woolsey

  :: 20 April 2018 02:58:40

  I'd always wanted to go here before a Mariners game. Finally went and was not disappointed. Highly attentive and friendly servers. Food was on point. Beer was Elysian... Aka fantastic. Don't be scared. Go inside. Don't waste your time on Pyramid. Go M's!

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  Dorn Van Dommelen

  :: 11 February 2018 21:14:11

  The menu here was interesting and the beer was quite good. Seattle breweries are almost as good as Portland's. Is it fair to say that Seattle is an up and coming Portland? I think so. Seattle should think of Portland as its aspirational city.