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Low Profile Lunch

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It's best to keep this short and sweet. B had lunch at Whole Foods (I made a delightful taco salad) with a "friend". Good food, good times, good friend.

Food: 4/5 I feel like a food artist whenever I eat at the Whole Foods salad/hot food bar

Good Times: 5/5 NO TUKWILA!

Fear of having my T2 posting capability revoked 3/5

Lunching with my pregnant unnamed friend 5/5

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Anonymous said…
Ahh Whole Foods, very pretty veggies and produce. Today I made a venture of my own into Georgetown. Via Tribunali, so worth the scary drive down the ally that is Vale Street. The pizza at Via Tribunali is so worth dodging a vagrant so I could edge into a sketchy parking spot. I asked the Italian man taking our order to explain the menu to me twice. Hey my Community College Italian is not so poor. I know Prusciutto E Funghi is a fancy mushroom pizza....but I wanted to close my eyes and ask him to read the Yellow Pages. Italian man's accent is almost as delicious as the food. Party of four, we each ordered our own pizza thinking we'd get small individual pizzas. Not the case - serious strategic mistake. The tables are small and the pies are huge. Share a pizza. Oh and you know what's weird - you have to cut your own pizza with a small steak knife. Weird. And try to sit so you can see the door because 100% of the patrons tried to pull the door - you can't it's a push door. I got the giggles during lunch because of it.

The Dante pizza has meat on it I think it's smoked Prusciutto. I have vegetarian tendencies and don't often eat lots of dead stuff but oh my heavens that Dante Pizza is amazing. Arugual all over it too which was unexpected. The tomato sauce is made fresh not some jarred stuff. Awesome!

Prices start at $7 for a lunch salad. $10 to $14 for a pizza. Lunch menu is small, very small. Dinner menu three times the size.

Check it out. Park by Bank of America it's better parking than what I found on the street. And don't let Vale Street scare you off.

6009 12th Avenue South
Georgetown 206.464.2880 open at 11:00am.
January 30, 2009 at 2:14 PM
R. said…
B - I suspect you ate your "Art Salad" with the Artificial Woman - and in Downtown Seattle no less. I'm curious B, did your lunch taste like treason?

We'll have to talk about this on Tuesday.
January 30, 2009 at 8:57 PM
JTContinental said…
M

Via Tribunali is fantastico!
February 27, 2009 at 10:31 AM
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