Restaurants near Kirkland Arts Center

Toen is fabulous, recommend great choices and amazing dinner!!

We had very high hopes for the food as several restaurants have failed in that spot. It is a very busy place and your scale might say "energetic" but really its just very noisy. The wandering guitar player, the godfather movie on the screen all great. the food in general was also good we had two issues - one, the food took a very long time as I think there kitchen is borderline too small when the restaurant is full. Also, the "spicy" clams in broth was not spicy at all. My wife, who co-owns a spice store asked what the spices were supposed to be and the service person responded "spicy Salumi" - there was no salumi in the broth at all - they kept saying it was until finally they brought out 4 pieces of salumi to "add" to the broth - it was really strange. They did remove the charge for that but without us asking so they are paying attention and we are happy to have new restaurants in downtown Kirkland - we may give it another try but probably won't order the clams again - the meatball appetizer was very good - and the staff was attentive but just a bit overloaded

The food, service and enjoyment were at the highest level. We thoroughly enjoyed ourselves!

We enjoyed our Christmas Eve dinner at Anthony's. Our food was delicious and the service was outstanding! The fish and chips were cooked to perfection and the steak with crab was scrumptious.

Brunch was excellent here. The noise level noted (quiet) applies to brunch only as it is very loud at night. Food was excellent and well priced. Service was excellent. This will definitely be a new go-to brunch spot. Seating is hard and uncomfortable. Those with hip or back issues will want to bring their own seat cushionsfor comfort. I left earlier than desired as I couldn't sit on the bench any longer