The Harlequin

I've been to the Harlequin a couple times now. I love the ambiance and layout of this place. The servers are all kind and attentive. This spot is also located nearby bart on Powell for anyone wanting to avoid driving in the city.Second time getting the bone marrow here since it's so yummy! I also got the mushroom risotto which was rich and cheesy. My partner ordered the steak frites and it was cooked to perfection. We also had a couple martinis to go with our dinner which was perfect.Also, it's decorated very nicely for the Christmas season!

Food was a future: Hard Pass-Korean Taco was a sliver of meat with a spoonful of kimchi. When I tell you... I've never had a bite of food that immediately made me want to run for the hills... take note!-Fried chicken slider: this dish is served with "white American cheese"....I respectfully requested Cheddar cheese. You guessed it... dish came out with the imitation cheese. ... now normally, I just don't like American processed cheese. This was melted in the dish, so believe it or not.. you tasted the processed cheese more than the 'chicken'. ..... NextAlso at the table was a Casas salad and another bus size dish of pork belly boa. No alcohol...$100 My true feeling the food would rate: 2 star.Bar area star I think focus of the location is the bar. It had a fair amount of people at the bar area. In fact, couldn't come in without showing ID. Thought it was odd, as was meeting for a reserved dinner reservation. Service from the water boy was exceptional. He was managing a few tables and he was great!.. In fact... this 2 star restaurant is getting an extra star just for the water service. The ambiance is cute, just wouldn't come for food.

The wait time on a Sunday was great (no wake), the staff was polite and attentive. The pepperoni pizza was decent for a non-pizza place.. the "crispy" Brussels sprouts had zero crisp to them, and the creme brûlée was categorically the worst I've ever had anywhere. The top was soggy, and entire dish was kind of room temp and just blah. They were out of wedge salads.. Overall, the menu was just too hit or miss and nothing about it makes it worth trying again.

I always come here with my coworkers because it's right across my work and each time this place has not disappoint. The atmosphere is great, the interior gives me 1920 prohibition era which is so cool, and always the service and food is amazing! They also have pretty fun alcoholic drinks. Great place to check out.

It's my second time coming here. The price is definitely on the higher side. $16 for four pieces of tofu. It's kinda ridicules. People here are nice and quick to respond. The place is my favorite joint after a film screening at the AMC. The drinks are good, but not out of ordinary. The place is dark, cute, intimate, and suitable for dates.

Food - limited menu but what we had (pizza, chicken sliders, Caesar salad) was fine, good, even. Drinks - well made. Nice job. Service - very attentive but they didn't course our food at all which was annoying. Ding. Ambience - I kind of liked it in there. Sort of post modern arty farty. But, a bit of a cold vibe - it would greatly benefit from some booths. Totally fine place to hit pre movie or if you're staying in one of the hotels down there.

I recommend this place because their drinks and burgers and oysters are very good here.

Food- Came here for happy hour. They have some great cocktail options but can also make you your usual should it not be on the menu. The drinks weren't typical but didn't feel pretentious. Service- I swear they were almost invisible. Maybe they knew we were having a vent session and wanted to stay out of our hair. Ambiance- Classic. Beautiful classic decor. I felt like I should have been dressed more chic to match the decor. But they had no problem with me in my business casual.

Absolutely loved the atmosphere and craft cocktails at this bar. We tried a few and took time to walk around the expansive place to see all the unique decor and side rooms. This would be a great place for a small intimate party, or lots of great seating areas for sitting with friends.

This is a really cute place to go for a drink or food before watching a movie at the Metreon. We stopped in during their all-week happy hour (4-6 pm) and I'm glad we did! The decor is darkly sleek, and the service is casual and unpretentious.From their happy hour menu, we got a wonderful Western Sour, a Fernet boilermaker (Fernet shot and a blonde ale), and the Margherita Pizza. The cocktail was delicious and well-prepared. The pizza had a light and crisp crust and was surprisingly tasty and big. A winner. Fernet was Fernet. :)There's a bunch of enticing sharable items, but we added the Roasted Chicken to share and called it dinner. The chicken seems to be spatchcocked and maybe brick cooked, so it was juicy with a wonderful crusty sear; it was served atop carrots and pearl onions with some nice grill caramelization and a sweet (maybe gochujang based?) sauce. I would definitely come here again to try other cocktails and dishes.