List

The happy hour in particular is great - it is 50% off all of their specific dishes, and the food was quite good. The sizes are pretty reasonable for their HH price, though I'm not sure I would pay the non-HH price for it. The steak I got was very flavorful but a little bit tougher than I would have preferred, but the gnocchi was great and truffle-y without being overwhelming.It's very dim in the restaurant, which could be good or bad - I found it a bit hard to read the menu or to see the doneness of the steak.

TL;DR: Food was burnt. Restaurant is way too dark. Came back here on a Sunday at around the same time as my first review. Was similarly busy but we were able to get a spot at the bar. I ordered one of the same things as the last time that I was here; the pan roasted natural chicken. I also ordered the steelhead. The chicken was not as good as the last time, I think there was less flavor in the sauce and it was more burnt. The steelhead was also burnt but I actually liked it more than the chicken once I took the burnt parts off. The issue is that a restaurant should not be serving burnt food so I'm giving this rating. Maybe I'll go back one day and see if this has been resolved but I'm keeping at 2 stars. Don't have any pictures since I was at the bar and the red counter lighting makes all of the photos backlit and basically don't show anything. I still think the restaurant is way too dark.

List is without a doubt one of my favorite restaurants in Seattle. They have an unbeatable happy hour that can almost always fit into my schedule, as it is all day Sunday and Monday and early and late evening all other days. 50% off already reasonably priced food is such a steal!I've tried almost everything on the food menu, and my favorites are the truffle gnocchi, steelhead, and meatballs. The salads are also delicious, but much less filling. The steelhead is probably the most generous portion-wise. It comes on a bed of farro. The dessert isn't included in the happy hour, but I believe it's worth getting anyways - the molten cake is super decadent, and the hazelnut ice cream is unique and creamy! This is a smaller restaurant, so I'd advise against coming in large groups.

Haven't been back since 2013 and came back here in 2023! Food was still very good and 50% off certain hours! Who could beat that?!? I totally recommend this place!

H H H HHHH HHHH H HH H H H H H H H H HHHHHH HHH HHHH HHHH HH H H H H H HH H H H H H HH H HHHH H H HHHH H H H H H H H H HHHHH H H H H HHH H H H H H H H H H H HHHH HHHH H HEven before you get to Seattle, you'll notice how expensive everything is starting with your search for a hotel. Thankfully List has an amazing Happy Hour with ridiculously cheap prices for exquisite eats...all food is half price!!!3:00-5:00pm AND 9:00-11:00pm, which we attended the later for a late dinner. Night time the interior is modern and chic with a red glow...though a bit too dark for my tastes. Thursday night the friendly staff quickly seated us, but I imagine Friday or Saturday this place will be crowded.$6 Glass of house red wine...can't beat that price!$10 HH Price...Handmade Gnocchi with black truffle cream...yum! $10 HH Price...Local fresh clams, herbed white wine broth...yum!$10 HH Price Columbia River steelhead(salmon), spicy cilantro pesto...yum! And this way better and bigger than the $32 salmon dinner I had a Lola!The food came out quickly which was amazing given the exceptional quality. Service was almost perfect until the very end of our meal. I know there is a labor shortage, so the bartender was helping bus for the one lone waitress. While clearing our table, she accidently splashed a bit of clam broth on my wife...opps! She gave a verbal apology. We didn't press the issue since everything was already so cheap, but it was bummer to end the evening...otherwise this place is great, and the BEST Happy Hour in Seattle!

So glad I finally tried this place! We went on a Thursday for happy hour and there was no wait. Staff was really friendly and attentive. I ordered their gnocchi and loved it! It was beautifully plated and amazingly made. Not too heavy either.Also for happy hour, their dishes are 50% off! Definitely recommend giving this place a visit.

Decided to try List Restaurant for their happy hour. It's next door to Umi Sake House and Roquette Cocktails & Spirits.We dropped in on a Monday evening (5:00pm). Didn't get busy until about 6:00pm. Interesting that they ask for ID when you enter. Music started off as loungy, then slowly turned club-like.Happy hour is 50% off everything on the food menu (all day Sunday and Monday, otherwise 4:00-6:30pm and 9:00-11:00pm). Beware, the tip options start at 20%.- Plum blossom ($10.00 USD) - not bad. A touch of tartness.- Grilled octopus salad, citrus emulsion ($10.00 USD) - my favourite dish of the night. Octopus was tender and nicely charred.- Handmade gnocchi, black truffle cream ($10.00 USD) - gnocchi was soft, not too rich with the slightest truffle note.- Seared ahi tuna, lentils, ginger sauce ($10.00 USD) - disappointing. Lentils and spinach were bland. Ahi tuna was overcooked and flavourless.- Local fresh clams, white wine broth, plum tomato puree ($10.00 USD) - decent portion but a couple clams weren't washed properly. Broth lacked depth and bread didn't taste fresh.Decent HH at List but nothing to warrant a return visit.

One of the best foodie happy hours I have ever experienced!!I came by yesterday after work to grab a happy hour with my friend, and we were seated at a table in the back. The restaurant is quite dark and mainly lit with candles on each table - perfect for a date! The happy hour has 50% off food, so I decided to get something larger and opted for the chicken Marsala.Let me just say how blown away I was by what I got! The chicken portion was extremely generous and took up over half the plate. It was juicy, tender, and so easy to cut through. I don't think I have ever had chicken so soft. The sauce was flavorful, just a little thick, and matched the chicken and mushrooms perfectly. Plus, as it was 50% off, the total meal after tax was only a little over $10!The only reason I knocked off a star is because I felt that our server was a bit rude. It wasn't anything she said, but more about the tone and body language that just made us a bit uncomfortable. Hopefully she was just having a bad day and that things are better now!Overall I had a really great time and will absolutely be back!!

the bartenders and happy hour are phenomenal. the music is perfecto -- wish there was a spotify playlist of it but apparently no such thing exists yet-- that's okay, I'll just shazam my lil heart out while eating the best gnocchi in the city while chatting with the most trusty bar staff in the city. things to try:gnocchi (obviously)the chicken and mushroomsthe steakthe goat cheese and pear saladthe heavenly chocolate desert with a glass of Barbara vino and sparkling water on the side

Came here on Monday for their all-day happy hour. Between two people, we ordered the bacon prawns, gnocchi, tenderloin, and octopus salad. The gnocchi was great! But there was little to no truffle flavor imo. The tenderloin we asked for to be medium rare and it came out pretty chewy. Def wouldn't recommend. Bacon prawns are what you expect though the bed of greens it was on was too mushy for my liking. Octopus salad was solid. For drinks we got the lavender lemonade and king bee cocktails. They are a little on the stronger side I think. The happy hour prices aren't bad. Personally wouldn't get food if it's not happy hour, esp since the portions aren't that big either.