A Whale of a Time

Seattle is all of the wonderful things I love about Portland and reminds me of all the fun things I enjoyed in San Francisco.

I had chosen to visit The Whale Wins based on a picture that popped up in my Instagram feed (@thisvalleyblog) a handful of months ago. Naturally, I looked up the restaurant (and its sister restaurants) and obsessed over their menu*.

When I learned of the cookbook Renee Erickson had written, I immediately pre-ordered it.

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I got to relive all the dishes I gushed over at The Whale Wins and The Walrus and The Carpenter.

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Here are a few pictures of the most amazing meal I’ve ever had. Enjoy.

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  • the food (the most amazing marrow bones and the goat cheese plate that stole my heart)
  • the perfect date night ambiance (look at that kitchen, the lighting, and the patio)
  • the wonderful staff (that was so very accommodating)

If you ever get the chance to visit Seattle, go to The Whale Wins. I promise you will have the best dining experience.

*I will fight someone over marrow bones and tartare makes my heart skip a beat.

One thought on “A Whale of a Time

  1. LunaCafe

    What a lovely review. I’m a Seattle native originally, now a Portland girl. I still follow the Seattle food news and really must make a point of getting there more often to check out the restaurants. This one is high on my list. I love the cookbook.

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