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Welcome to Red Cow

At Red Cow, a charming French steakhouse nestled in Seattle's Madrona neighborhood, culinary passion meets community spirit. Known for its warm ambiance and attentive service, Red Cow delights diners with a menu rich in steak cuts and classic French dishes. Highlights include the delectable French onion soup, mouthwatering mussels, and expertly crafted seasonal offerings. The establishment embraces inclusivity with vegetarian options and gender-neutral restrooms, making it family-friendly. With outdoor seating and a full bar, it’s perfect for both intimate dinners and group gatherings. Red Cow is not just a dining experience; it’s a celebration of flavors in a welcoming setting.

Red Cow: Reviews & Ratings

Axel R.
Axel R.

Foods pretty good overall, price point is a bit high. Service and ambiance are pretty good

Grace E.
Grace E.

This little gem is in our neighborhood and I so appreciate the happy hour between 3 and 5 PM. The mussels and French dip, which are on the happy hour, are our favs. The French onion soup is perfection and we crave it, especially at this time of year when it's cold out. Love the options for vegetable side dishes which are prepared with attention. Also, the nonalcoholic options from the bar have been pretty tasty. Also, the weight staff is very attentive. Thank you for being in the neighborhood!

Adri R.
Adri R.

As an avid fan of Ethan Stowell restaurants, I was eager to try RedCow with my family visiting from Arizona. The location was convenient, being close to where they were staying. We arrived early and were seated right away. The wine was delightful, and the cocktails were superb! I ordered the steak and fries, while we also indulged in the wild pheasant and pork chop. However, RedCow is certainly on the pricier side for what you receive. Unfortunately, as we were leaving, my dad had difficulty opening the door as it requires pushing instead of pulling, and it is not clearly marked. The individual whom I assumed to be the manager, who had been at a computer earlier, made a remark, "Guys, It's really not that hard" which was quite off-putting, especially after spending over $300 on dinner. Given my background in Customer Service, the comment was particularly disappointing. Despite my appreciation for Ethan Stowell's establishments, I won't be returning to this location due to the overall service and experience.

Jason G.
Jason G.

This is a really great place to get tasty food and a wonderful dining experience at a reasonable price. The burger is really good but the best dishes are the seasonal ones that the chef comes up with.

Sean G.
Sean G.

This place is AWESOME. Great steaks and plates! Highly recommend and will go back! It's extremely RARE that you get such a loaded treat like this!! Beef Tartare Bone Marrow Red Cow Burger & Frites Ribeye Salad Verte @RedCowSeattle French brasserie with full bar in Seattle's Madrona neighborhood serving a robust selection of steak cuts and French favorites. Seattle, WA

Kyle W.
Kyle W.

I went here for happy hour to get some meat dishes, as the name of the restaurant suggests (Red Cow). For dinner they are mostly known for steak frites at a premium (starting at $50+) so we decided to get something similar from the happy hour menu - steak brochette, as well as the steak tartare. The steak brochette was requested medium rare though it was more like medium well, but the meat is still juicy and nicely seasoned. It comes with fries that are decent as well as the horseradish cream that was not too strong, so you can use liberally. The steak tartare was okay - the pickles were way too strong and I've had better. Service is good as they refill water regularly and food came out decently quick. We were able to thoroughly enjoy the meal in around 30 minutes, and we didn't rush at all.

Location

  • Red Cow
    1423 34th Ave Seattle, WA 98122 United States Hotline: (206) 454-7932

Welcome to Red Cow, a delightful addition to Seattle's dining scene that champions French cuisine with a particular focus on expertly prepared steaks. Nestled in the Madrona neighborhood at 1423 34th Ave, this establishment serves as both a stylish brasserie and a community hub for food lovers.

Red Cow is not just another steakhouse; it embodies the essence of French culinary traditions while maintaining a casual yet classy atmosphere. The restaurant offers a myriad of amenities: reservations, outdoor seating, and a full bar set the stage for an enjoyable meal. Plus, with happy hour specials from 3 to 5 PM, it's the perfect spot to unwind after a long day.

  • Vegetarian options abound, catering to diverse tastes.
  • Dogs are welcomed, making it a truly inclusive dining experience.
  • The staff is known for their attentive service, ensuring customers feel valued from the moment they arrive.
  • Complimentary Wi-Fi and reusable tableware highlight Red Cow's commitment to sustainability.

The menu boasts a selection of expertly crafted dishes, such as the Beef Tartare, Bone Marrow, and their famous Red Cow Burger & Frites, complemented perfectly by an array of seasonal offerings. Customer favorites like the French Onion Soup and Wild Pheasant showcase a dedication to quality and flavor.

As I settled in, I couldn't help but notice the inviting ambiance — a perfect blend of moderate noise and a warm atmosphere that encourages both intimate dinners and lively gatherings. The outdoor heated seating allows for an enjoyable dining experience, regardless of the season.

While reviews are mixed regarding service experiences, the consistent praise for the food quality is hard to overlook. It's evident that Red Cow aims to deliver a memorable culinary experience, though occasionally service hiccups can detract from the overall enjoyment.

In conclusion, Red Cow stands out as a premier destination for both steak enthusiasts and those seeking delightful French fare. Whether you’re sharing a meal with friends or enjoying a cozy family dinner, this restaurant promises to deliver on flavor and ambiance. Don't miss the chance to make this gem a regular stop on your culinary journey through Seattle.