Sunday Night Prix-fixe in Seattle?

[spicyfood]

Any one know of a restaurant that offers a prix-fixe menu on Sundays?

[Oreally]

Qube does a 3 course, 9 dishes prix-fixe as well as chef tasting menu up to 9 course.

[firecracker]

Rovers is always terrific. French owner/chef and consistently great food.

[bluedog67]

Dinette does special sunday night dinners, with fixed menu.

[terrier]

Dinette's Sunday Dinners are great, but you need to sign up to their email list to get the invitations and make reservations. They don't happen every week, and the menu is a secret until you arrive - all that is revealed is the theme.

[bluedog67]

have you been? i am on the list, but never made a reservation.

[terrier]

I've been to maybe a dozen at this point. Sunday Supper is a set menu served family style, the 2-top tables all pushed together to make three long rows. The theme is always (at least as long as I've been going) a national or regional cuisine from somewhere abroad.

Some weeks have been better than others, but there's always been at least one truly memorable dish - this past Sunday's pollo en chilemole was choice. (Yucatecan cuisine was the theme.) Last month's Roman-themed dinner had some deeply awesome gnocchi alla romana, and I still dream of the homemade sausage from the bollito misto at last year's Piemontese dinner. (Not to say the other courses are slouches either!)

Of course, Dinette's a fine restaurant on a regular night too - among my favorite in Seattle.

[sip]

I don't think Rovers open on Sundays.

[firecracker]

Darn!

[barleywino]

chez shea (next door to Matt's in the Market) offers both a prix fixe and a tasting menu on Sundays. for something more elaborate, there's Herbfarm.