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Businiess name:  The Harvest Vine
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
And were I millionaire, I would eat here once or twice a week. The food is extraordinarily good - and as a Madrilena, I know what I'm talking about. Have never had a bad mouthful and have had many that made me swoon with delight. The word ""mouthful"" is very relevant here, however - courses are expensive and very, very small. Put aside a small fortune, or don't come hungry. Timing between courses is long. Provided that you expect this and are with good friends / conversationalists, this can be really delightful. Service is extraordinarily variable. The wine list is good, though mark-ups have become very, very high. (Corkage fee: $30 and even so, worth keeping in mind.) Money no object? You'd be hard pressed to choose a better place in Seattle. Sit upstairs at a table or at the bar. Drink beautiful wine, eat mouthfuls of delectable food and relax into perfect pleasure.

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