Blackboard Bistro

3247 California SW * 206-257-4832 * website here * Facebook here


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 Blackboard Bistro in West Seattle

Photo of Blackboard Bistro, 2011


HOURS: Dinner: Tues.-Thurs. 5 pm-10 pm; Fri.-Sat. 5 pm-11 pm; Sun. 5 pm-10 pm
FOOD: American Bistro; menu (the “blackboard”) updates frequently
BEVERAGES: Full bar
MENU: Click here
TAKEOUT/DELIVERY? No/No
OTHER NOTES: Book reservations online here

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  1. LOVE Blackbird. The food is interesting, different, delicious. We take all our out of town guests there and call it the “Canlis of West Seattle.”

    Comment by Kayleen — 8:42 pm December 14, 2011 #

  2. Do they have a Happy Hour? I didn’t see it on the website or menu.

    Comment by Jennifer — 11:32 am December 15, 2011 #

  3. Love! Everything I’ve eaten here is delicious! The food is so creative. I was moaning after each bite of the gnocci I had recently.

    Bring back the Honeycrisp Apple salad!

    Comment by FabulousEm — 8:25 am December 26, 2011 #

  4. I tend to be a little picky so had a hard time finding something on the menu that I would eat (seafood and mushrooms and anything with a pate consistency are out). However, what I did have was very very good! That butternut squash soup…yummmmm.

    Comment by shihtzu — 8:17 am January 7, 2012 #

  5. Valentine’s Day dinner was spectacular. It was a 10 course feast and I still can’t get over the red pepper sorbet. Went in on another night and asked them to put the red pepper sorbet in pepper vodka as a drink. DELICIOUS! I found out they infuse their own pepper vodka. What doesn’t this place do?

    Comment by Lisa — 8:22 am February 21, 2012 #

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