Reviews - Amendment 21
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Was Jennifer Johnston at Amendment 21 a mag?
I was genuinely impressed by my experience here. We chose this restaurant because of a hotel voucher (from Heliotrope), and I’m so glad we did. The service and food far surpassed my expectations. I asked for a low-carb dish, and my salmon was served on a delightful bed of sautéed bok choy, fennel, and shiitake mushrooms. The salmon was cooked to perfection. The waitress was incredibly attentive and friendly. I highly... View all feedback.
What Willy Palka dislikes about Amendment 21:
The food was good although not great. The service was very good and pleasant. Seating at a communal table for dinner was not our favorite but worked out okay. The violinist was way too loud for the room. View all feedback.
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Last update : 06.05.2024
Top end mix drinks, amazing meat/cheese trays with an atmosphere rarely seen in a hotel bar. Stop and order from the prohibition menu. You won't regret it!
If you want a well drink I'm sure they would make it but you would be doing yourself a disservice. We arrived with our friends for a quick drink before heading out for dinner down town and found ourselves sitting and chatting over classic prohibition era drinks for several hours. The classic speak easy vibe was a welcome split from the typical Bellingham bar scene. After ordering our first round from their drink menu we asked the bartender (Ryder) to make something of his liking based off our tastes. He gladly obliged and mixed several cocktails per our request. It was a really cool start to the night. This is a great place to slow down, enjoy the care that goes into each drink and chat. If you are looking for a classy place to start or end your night while in downtown Bellingham Amendment 21 is a must.
We had a wonderful stay at the Leo. Check in staff was incredibly kind and helpful, parking was always available, and the location can 't be beat. Our kids loved taking over the movie theater after a long day of travel. Furniture was top notch and the bin of kitchen stuff was full of everything we needed. No issues of not at all.
The food was good although not great. The service was very good and pleasant. Seating at a communal table for dinner was not our favorite but worked out okay. The violinist was way too loud for the room.
I highly recommend Hotel Leo! It's lovely, and our room was very, very clean. An unexpected delight was the French press and delicious coffee in the room. The location is perfect for waking to restaurants, shops, museums and parks. If you're A history buff you'll love It! Be sure to check out the old photos.
