There are hundreds of reasons to live at The Bellettini. And six of them go exceedingly well with a bold Oregon Pinot Noir.
And four others go quite nicely with a spicy Australian Shiraz. Tickle your tastebuds silly at our two dining and quaffing places. We believe that fine dining can be both fine and fun – or is it finely fun? Hmmm. Which is why The Bellettini offers some of the most enjoyable and elegant places in which to dine and socialize. Places where you can come as you are and leave as soon as you darn well please, thank you very much.
With both a fine dining restaurant and casual bistro for breakfast, lunch and dinner located right in the building, you’ll always find a convenient bite to eat at The Bellettini. And as a resident of The Bellettini, you'll receive $400 a month to use however you'd like at the two restaurants. You'll also receive 15% off of the printed menu prices.
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Panini's Hours:
Monday - Sunday 7am - 2:30pm
Bar Open Until 8pm |
At Panini's, start your day with one of our freshly baked breakfast pastries coupled with a steaming cup of Tully's Coffee or an espresso. For a lighter lunch or dinner, enjoy one of our delicious grilled Panini sandwiches, a made-to-order salad, or a bowl of freshly-made soup. Finish off your meal with some homemade gelato or a glass of wine.
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Toscano Hours:
Monday - Saturday 5pm - 8pm
Sunday Brunch 10am - 2pm |
If fine dining is more your style, Toscano will suit your fancy. Featuring a variety of eclectic cuisines, Toscano is the perfect spot for casually elegant dining. So, let’s say you’re craving Oysters Rockefeller or Pan-Seared Sea Scallops with Wild Mushrooms. That can be fixed with the utmost of ease. And should you need to quench a thirst for a buttery (but slightly oaky) Chardonnay, just head on over to the wine bar. Featuring wines by the glass, single malt scotches, barrel-aged bourbons, and some of Seattle's finest microbrews, it’s a great place to hang out with friends. Who, we must admit, might come out of the woodwork when they know you live at The Bellettini.
