Tapas Lab - Seattle

Tapas, Spanish, Catering
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Tapas Lab

Tapas Lab
4.6 / 5 (1054 reviews)

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Nestled in the heart of North Seattle, this eclectic restaurant offers a unique fusion of tapas with American and Asian influences. While some patrons rave about the flavorful dishes, such as smoked wagyu skewers and truffle gnocchi, others have reported disappointing experiences characterized by long wait times, bland flavors, and small portions. The inconsistent service seems to hinder repeat visits, but highlights like delightful sherry flights and inventive small plates occasionally shine through the mixed reviews. For those seeking a memorable meal, it's recommended to make reservations and perhaps explore nearby alternatives if dining experiences don't meet expectations.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Justin

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★ 4.6 / 5 from 1054 reviews
justin-ward
20.09.2023

If I could give the service zero stars, I would. It took literally 54 minutes for our food (four small plates) to come out. This was the second time we tried it, after having a similar experience the first time around. We gave them the benefit of the doubt, shame on us.Also, check out the photo of the tuna roll where’s the tuna?!??

audrey-spurr
20.09.2023

Cheese plate, Caviar Deviled Eggs and a red wine flight. Along with Smoked Wagyu Short Rib Skewer and the Wagyu Sliders. Service and food were amazing!

jo-aisen
20.09.2023

It’s a cute place for drinking! You can make your own flight! The food are really good but a bit pricey ?Recommend caviar deviled egg, bulgogi pincho, shrimp pincho, foie gras torchon. Especially bulgogi pincho, it’s really great!No dress code, not easy to find a parking. Easy to reserve a table for four!

pranati-shrivastava
20.09.2023

Cute spot to hang out with friends. They have a good selection of wines. And 3-4 vegetarian dishes on the menu making it perfect for my group.

benoit-collette
20.09.2023

So. Tapas, classic small plates, big spending. Well that’s true . This particular place is a”fusion” spot, which bring tapas “from Spain” with American and Asian influence together f.. I’m still trying to find what is what, yet I had a very pleasant experience . Some of the dishes like the foie gras sliders were absolutely amazing, while the prosciutto dish was very confusing “my mouth was” . All around a great spot. If you want to “spend” some quality time with friends .

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The diner and its premises are wheelchair accessible and thus reachable with a wheelchair or physical disabilities.

The restaurant also takes credit cards from the common providers as a means of payment.

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