Ristorante Machiavelli
Italian restaurant · Edmonds ·
Classic Italian dishes, lasagna, penne, and tiramisù served
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Classic Italian dishes, lasagna, penne, and tiramisù served
"Truly a taste of Frasier’s Seattle. If you’re looking to class it up a little bit but still hit a dope happy hour and get delicious Italian food, Machiavelli is the place." - Hum Creative
"A longtime Capitol Hill Italian restaurant owned by Suzette Jarding — who bought it from the original owners in 2013 — Ristorante Machiavelli is shutting its doors after months of operating without a lease and difficult negotiations with the landlord; the restaurant is currently closed but will reopen for one last service from 3 to 10 p.m. on February 15, while its Edmonds location, opened last year, remains open." - Harry Cheadle
"In another blow to Capitol Hill, Ristorante Machiavelli closed on February 15." - Meg van Huygen
"Machiavelli is a wonderfully small, cozy space with friendly servers roaming around carrying metal tins of grated parmesan and wooden pepper grinders, ready to sprinkle and grind. You might have a slight wait for a table, but it's usually manageable and works really well for an impromptu pasta night. We’d be happy any day with big plates of their garlicky linguine carbonara or spinach ravioli in tomato cream sauce. Add a glass of wine and we’re even happier." - Aimee Rizzo
"This Capitol Hill locale has been serving soul-comforting plates of noodles to diners for decades. Standbys include the lasagna bolognese, which oozes layer upon layer of stringy melted mozzarella, fontina, and parmesan cheese, and the penne with roasted red pepper, walnuts, and cream." - Eater Staff, Mark DeJoy