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- WWarrenVIPSeattle / Eastern Washington •40 reviews5.0Dined 1 day agoAnother great visit to Estelle. The chicory salad, burger, and clams were excellent. The cassoulet was good, though not traditionally spiced. Service was great as always. A huge selection of dry January alcohol drinks. The one we tried was great. They also do corkage. The place was packed—it seems like Bellingham is catching on.More infoEstellePrice: Moderate• American• Bellingham•4.7
- MRMarkRSeattle / Eastern Washington •3 reviews5.0Dined 3 days agoOur experience was truly wonderful! I took my husband for his birthday. I made a reservation and mentioned his birthday and asked for a particular table. Every one of my requests was met without my needing to say a word when we got there. The food was truly delicious, wine was excellent, we even had a couple of cocktails which were also excellent. Our server was professional and attentive as usual. This is truly one of the best restaurants in the area, maybe THE best.More info13moonsPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Anacortes•4.8
- KKathleenPortland / Oregon •6 reviews4.0Dined 3 days agoDinner there often,service & great view. Hoping better food next timeMore infoAnthony's - Cap Sante MarinaPrice: Expensive• Seafood• Anacortes•4.5
- KKateSeattle / Eastern Washington •7 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoAn amazing evening. Ambiance was good…wood burning fireplace next to table. Drinks were generous and tasty. Interesting as well. Service good. Food was Delicious! We will be going back and soon. Really hope no one else discovers this place.More infoCarnalPrice: Moderate• American• Bellingham•4.7
- JJaneVIPLos Angeles •57 reviews5.0Dined 7 days agoWe’ve been to Roe 5x since they opened. Their food is consistently high quality! The crab and shrimp were absolutely superb. The reuben coquettes were also good although I can see the taste becoming a bit overbearing after a few bites. Squash was much better than expected. The albacore crudo was very fresh and the scallops were also quite good, except I thought the fresno chile hid the flavor of the scallops imho. Bavette, Roe burger, and black cod were tasty and prepared perfectly. Service is always superb. So happy they’re here in Bellingham!!!!!More infoRoePrice: Expensive• American• Bellingham•4.8
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Discover Bow
The neighborhood known as Bow in Skagit County was likely named for a railway station in London. Today the community is famous for its Samish Bay Cheese Farm. The farm's certified organic cheese has undoubtedly made its way into the area restaurants. Likewise, the fish that is caught from the bay is a specialty at many eating establishments in Bow. At some places, you can look out over the water while you're enjoying your sockeye salmon or crab cakes. You can also get some international flavors in Bow; try a bowl of Senegalese peanut soup or an Oaxaca taco from one of the casual eateries!