Best Brunch Restaurants in Northgate

The Thanksgiving dinner was amazing! The three courses along with wine pairing were nicely paced and beautifully presented. The turkey was moist and tender and the sides of root vegetables, stuffing, roasted brussel sprouts, cranberry sauce and sauteed mushrooms were thoughtfully prepared and complimented the main. Dessert was pumpkin pie along with an assortment of small cakes. Overall, the food and service were outstanding and the portions generous. This might just become a new family tradition!

A lovely evening and delicious meal all around. Standouts included the short rib steak and Chinese broccoli. Wine list is too locally focused for our tastes, but the cocktails more than made up for it :)

This was my second time at Stoneburner, and once again, they hit it out of the park. The service was impeccable. Our server (whose name I believe was Ally?) was attentive and friendly without being intrusive. I can't even begin to describe the flavors in the food. The Pork Chop, Tuna appetizer, and mushrooms were bursting with delightful surprises. The pumpkin dessert was so good that we discovered the owners also run Sabine. Naturally, we headed there the next morning to enjoy pastries (crafted by the same pastry chef) and coffee. The decor at Stoneburner is perfect—intimate and absolutely beautiful. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!

The Chilean Seabass and hamachi crudo are 10/10 , the cocktails are great, and service is always excellent. The desserts are the only thing that could use some work- I have tried them all and they are in the 5/6 out of 10 range for me.

We had a wonderful afternoon tea at the Queen Mary with a group of friends celebrating a birthday. It was delicious, as always, and the service was especially good. Kudos to the Queen Mary! I grew up overseas and attended a British boarding school with tea every day, so I have high standards. The QM never disappoints. In fact, I’ve had tea at the Four Seasons in DC and in Seattle, tea at Bouchart Gardens in Victoria, and tea in Hong Kong at the Penninsula (back in the day) and none of them were as good as Seattle’s Queen Mary. It is one of my favorite places.