Marine Hardware
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Marine Hardware

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Sophisticated New American small plates & tasting menus

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4741 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107 Get directions

$$$

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Cash only
Accepts reservations
Family friendly
Vegetarian options
Debit card accepted

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4741 Ballard Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98107 Get directions

+1 206 257 4390

$$$ · Menu

Features

•Cash only
•Accepts reservations
•Family friendly
•Vegetarian options
•Debit card accepted
•Wi-Fi
•Dinner
•LGBTQ friendly

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Nov 19, 2025

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Ethan Stowell Plans to Close Bramling Cross, Marine Hardware, and Super Bueno - Eater Seattle

"About a year later, Marine Hardware debuted as an Italian-leaning tasting menu restaurant that took over the chef’s more casual spot, Chippy’s, next door to Staple and Fancy." - Gabe Guarente

https://seattle.eater.com/2019/12/4/20996071/ethan-stowell-closing-bramling-cross-marine-hardware-super-bueno
Marine Hardware

Justin A.

Google
Stopped by this small gem of the Ethan Stowell Restaurant Group and loved it. Small tables and a small bar scene dominate the smaller sister restaurant of Staple & Fancy. Don’t be disappointed if you can’t get in next door, this is a great alternative and exactly what our group did. We liked the mussels and absolutely loved the squid ink spaghetti. Perfect for a drink and small bites. A must try.

David F.

Google
Maybe I was just extra hungry, but I really enjoyed our meal here on a quiet Wednesday night to celebrate our anniversary. Actually, it might have been the company of my lovely wife. The crab salad was very tasty, sitting in a pool of basil oil. The shaved cucumber added some depth, but was a little awkward to fork into your mouth with a bit of crab. The shishito peppers were delicious with Japanese-style mayo. There was a cauliflower puree added earthiness to the scallop dish and the fried kale added crunch. This dish might have benefitted from a bit of something more tart to balance it out. The mussels were fresh and tasty. The beans were an interesting addition, but not the best partner in this dish. I think a vegetable would have been a better way to go. But, all that said, I really enjoyed the meal. We were served by the bartender, who is a very interesting fellow. He made me a couple of excellent Manhattans. This is a good option to Staple and Fancy. It's less expensive and less pretentious.

Jim_C

Google
My wife and I came here for our 10th anniversary. We decided to go with our server Justin's recommendation and both had the four course tasting menu. It did not disappoint! Every dish was better than the next! Justin was very friendly and knowledgeable about the wine pairings that I enjoyed with each course. He is definitely one of the best servers we have had. My wife is pregnant and he ensured that all food was safe to eat and even created some fun non-alcoholic beverages for her to try. Great food and awesome service!

Latia D.

Google
We went for the Whole30 menu and my husband's birthday. It was so nice to be able to eat out without "cheating". Between the two of us, we had all the Whole30 items offered. The cauliflower soup was creamy and yummy, the kale salad was filling and delicious. My husband ate his oysters and then helped me with the salad, which he enjoyed more. The short ribs were so, so good; so was the salmon but we both preferred the short ribs. The last course servings were quite small, we thought, but we were pleasantly stuffed afterwards. The pomegranate spritzer was a nice addition, even though our waiter offered to put some liqueur in it (that's a no-no on the Whole30). That was a temptation I didn't need to be faced with. We left happy and satiated. Everybody in the restaurant was enjoying the same Whole30 menu. Smart move, Marine Hardware! We're all very thankful!

Kenneth R.

Google
My wife and I went here to celebrate Valentine's day and thoroughly enjoyed it. We ordered the tasting menu and we were not disappointed. There were four appetizers -- pork croquettes, crab leg, oysters, and a beet salad. Another course was an excellent squash ravioli. That was followed by scallops. Or main protein was beef with mushrooms and artichoke hearts. Dessert was then an assortment of confections... Shortbread, caramels, jellies, and chocolates.

Cassandra S.

Google
We came on the suggestion of a friend - and loved every minute of it. To get the full experience we went with the tasting menu. It was filling and well worth it. We had allocated 2 hours - but recommend giving more time for it. We actually had trouble keeping up. From our oyster starter, to the salad, hangar steak all the way to the dessert plate, it was satisfying and delightful.

Warren J.

Google
Overall I wouldn't put it on par with the walrus and the carpenter, but it was a lot cheaper, it takes reservations, and it has a good atmosphere. We did the tasting menu. It was good, but not over the top. It was also reasonably priced. I'm not sure if anything really stood out, but there wasn't a dish that I didn't like. Service was solid.

Dan M

Google
I spent a week on the west coast. Had oysters from Seattle down to Portland OR and this place was the best. We were there during their $2 oyster happy hour. We had cocktails and appetizers with our oysters. Food was great and the staff was very friendly and helpful. Would definitely go back.