El Gaucho
3.4643/5 (26 reviews)
2505 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98121
(206) 728-1337
Category: Seafood, Steak
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26 Reviews
REVIEW #3
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R M.
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July 25, 2007
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Great steaks, caesar salad and banana foster! I was a vegetarian the
first time I went but I decided to sneak a bite. It was amazing! I was expecting
my taste buds to revolt because the last time I had steak it tasted like
cardboard even though it was at another fancy steakhouse.
Expensive but well worth it. Staff was fun and friendly.
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REVIEW #5
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zeph S.
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March 14, 2006
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REVIEW #6
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zeph S.
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December 5, 2005
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Wow, it is nice. though it is more like 40-50 ala carte. so the bill ends
up at about 50-60 a person with a basic meal. it is exceptional though.
my steak was superb. the service was amazing, i would love to go back
there once i save up enough money.
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REVIEW #7
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zeph S.
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July 22, 2005
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this is a very nice place to eat where you should wear a button down
shirt. they also have a cigar room which is really nice. the steak
there is incredibly good! the prices are high, but it is a nice
restaurant so its worth it.
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REVIEW #8
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jon S.
Avg. Entree: $20-30
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March 31, 2005
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A throwback to the supper clubs of the 1930s, El Gaucho is one of
Seattle's more expensive restaurants. Its location in
Belltown (Seattle's latest 'in' spot) and dark,
dramatic black-on-black decor attracts an upscale, hip clientele.
Steak is the unabashed house specialty, and coupled with appetizers,
it can easily lighten the pockets of two diners by $100 -- even
before ordering wine. But part of the price is the presentation.
The restaurant is a large, open space, broken up into several
semi-circular "corrals, " each with half a dozen
or more comfortable banquettes and broad passageways between
them. A three-foot raised platform along two sides holds even
more tables, affording diners an excellent view of a continuous
stream of impressive tableside preparations. Four separate
rooms accommodate private parties from eight to eight-score,
and there's even a Cigar Lounge. Check out the nightly piano
bar music, or on weekends head downstairs to the Pampas Room for
dancing and entertainment.
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REVIEW #11
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debbie W.
Avg. Entree: $10-15
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March 12, 2005
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Overpriced and very (pseudo?) high class. Real and rented limos
drop-off here. Everything is great, the bar, the cigar room,
the service, the food....they'll even take care of all that
extra money you're trying to get rid of....kinda fun, though...circus-like
for an old *art like me...lol, Thanks Debbie
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