Welcome to The Blue Glass
The Blue Glass, located in Seattle, WA, is a women-owned steakhouse and seafood restaurant offering a diverse menu with vegan and vegetarian options. Known for its casual atmosphere, great service, and unique dishes like halibut street tacos and Dungeness crab orzo, it's a favorite spot for locals and tourists alike. The restaurant also features happy hour specials, a full bar, and outdoor seating options. While some dishes may be a bit pricey, the overall dining experience at The Blue Glass is worth a visit for those looking to enjoy delicious food in a laid-back setting.
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704 NW 65th St Seattle, WA 98117 Hotline: (206) 420-1631
The Blue Glass is a fusion of a steakhouse and seafood restaurant, nestled in the heart of Seattle, offering a delightful array of dishes for every palate. From vegan options to succulent steaks, this restaurant caters to all dietary preferences. The ambiance is cozy, with local art adorning the walls and vintage movies playing discreetly in the background.
Customers rave about dishes like the mussels and fries, Caesar salad, and dungeness crab orzo. The cocktails are also a highlight, with delicious concoctions that pair perfectly with the flavorful food offerings. The attentive service and inviting atmosphere make it a great spot for dinner or happy hour.
Whether you're craving seafood, steaks, or plant-based options, The Blue Glass has something for everyone. With a diverse menu, excellent service, and a bustling yet relaxed vibe, this restaurant is a must-visit for food enthusiasts in Seattle. So, make a reservation, gather your friends, and indulge in a memorable dining experience at The Blue Glass.
Just what the doctor ordered: a non pretentious, american type bistro with good food, drinks and service. I came on the earlier side and got a Caesar, mussels and fries, a delicious cocktail and everything hit the spot. There was a vintage movie playing on a discreet tv, local art hung around and overall just a great place to grab a bite. I look forward to going back and exploring the rest of the menu.
Really enjoyed most of my experience! We went for happy hour and had the brussel sprouts and burrata appetizers which were both delicious! We tried the house red and white wine and those were both great. After HH ended we split the dungeness crab orzo and we were disappointed. It was fine, but wouldn't recommend or order again. Was nice of them to split it into separate plates though. Service and atmosphere were both great and no complaints! I would return for happy hour, but maybe not for dinner/a meal.
Love this place! Brussels sprouts, burrata, and beet salad are so good! Our entrees were solid too. A great place to meet with friends and hear ourselves talk. Might not choose this place for a celebration again because they fall down on the N/A options. Most good restaurants now have a Mocktail menu.
The brunch is wayyyy better. I would give 4.5 stars for brunch, knocking off half a star for the price. This time, we went for dinner. The cocktails were delicious. Food is good, the steak dish was great, the lobster roll was good. It was just soooo small for the price. For less at Luke's Lobster, you get a bigger roll with fresh steamed lobster.
Sat outside on a beautiful summer night. Service was excellent. A group of six, we tried several items on the menu. Everyone loved their food. Nothing was bad. The mussels were cooked perfectly, Burger came out well as ordered. Ribs melted in your mouth. Beet salad was flavorful. Burrata was soft and delicious. We will be back.
Quite an expensive Uber ride from our hotel out in Ballard, the Blue Glass menu presented a nice selection of dishes and some specials. I had the halibut street tacos, which were a special the night we were there. My husband had the fried buttermilk chicken thigh sandwich. Both were tasty and flavorful. Indoor and outdoor seating, large drinks menu. Attentive service. Boho vibe.
Finally tried this spot and can attest the food is delicious here. Recommend the Dungeness crab orzo. Staff was quick and friendly. And there is a happy hour. Reason for lack of star: the food doesn't match the ambience. Does that make sense? I walked in to what looked like a dive bar with Christmas lights and bar stools but the menu was pretty upscale and pricy. It didn't make sense to me. Other than that though, it's a nice spot to try and enjoy especially with a small group. Good overhead 90s music too.