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Businiess name:  Sip Wine Bar & Restaurant
Review by:  citysearch c.
Review content: 
Took too long to check it out - especially since we don't live far - but I just don't get the buzz about this place. It sort of epitomizes all that's wrong with the far-east 'burbs of Seattle, in that I don't think it knows what it wants to be, with a wine list that is like a parking lot full of Tahoes & Yukons - all the same, all big, no creativity, largely unnecessary. I mean, honestly, how many palate-walloping WA syrahs & cabernets for $40+/btl could we need?...the pages full of them here seem far more than enough. Serious wine lovers should pass on coming here for any enlightenment.\r \r Some details: the food is pricey, with entrees costing more than downtown superstar tables like Union, Wild Ginger, and Palace Kitchen - is saving the gas and not driving the bridge really worth it? The fare was OK, in fairness, but nothing inspired (the ""frites"" were overly salted, oil-soggy french fries, probably the worst thing we had). The service was a bit cloying, and seemed without real commitment. There was a hockey game on a ceiling TV that pointed into the dining room - very odd. But the greatest disappointment was the wine selection. This really isn't a wine bar, but a restaurant with a pretty extensive yet unimaginative list of domestic wines, all the stuff that country club types drink to impress their friends. The import selection was shockingly small (we were told that it was recently cut in half, because everyone drinks WA wines - huh), and even the domestic selection was ultra-heavy in the basics, not some of the creative & food-friendly things that are happening in US wines. So rather than education and experience, it's about giving 'em what they will pay for, I guess, a money grab to cater to the middle-aged guys at the bar in Nike hats who were checking out the soccer moms as they came in...get the picture?\r \r Sorry, but that's the view from my seat. It really does remind me of a captive audience restaurant at a country club or overpriced hotel. \r \r Pros: Location for residents of Issaquah and Sammamish Cons: Price, wine selection, overall lack of soul

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