$25 for $50 Worth of Italian Cuisine at Bistro Baffi
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- Best Seattle Italian Food
- Cozy European atmosphere
- Sauces, breads, and desserts prepared daily
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Comfort your soul, the actuating cause of life and spicy meatballs, with today’s Groupon: $25 for $50 worth of fine Italian dining and drinks at Bistro Baffi in Burien. The European-style Italian eatery's fresh herbs, savory sauces, and gourmet dishes won Citysearch's Best Seattle Italian Food award in 2009.
Start off with a caprese salad ($8) or the bruschetta Baffi with grilled rustic bread topped with mozzarella, tomatoes, basil, and garlic ($10) while you peruse the menu of Tuscan-inspired entrees. Pasta dishes include rigatoni paesana—Italian sausages, portabella, and wild shitake mushrooms in Chef Michael Vujovich’s signature spicy pink sauce ($15)—and spaghetti pescatore with fresh seafood, Chianti, herbs, and spicy tomato sauce ($30). Bistro Baffi's sauces, breads, and desserts are prepared daily. Meat-lovers delight in the bistecca Romana (thin sautéed beef tenderloin, $25) and the pollo alla saltimbocca (grilled chicken breast with prosciutto, sage, white wine, and melty mozzarella, $17). Pair your meal with white or red grapen goodness from Bistro Baffi's carefully curated wine collection.
The restaurant features a cozy European atmosphere with a private wine and party room and two patios, each larger than the other. Bistro Baffi's name translates literally to “small, informal restaurant mustache," not because Bistro Baffi is secretly a mustache posing as a restaurant in disguise, but because it's named after its renowned chef’s trademark curled mustache, which is rumored to be the source of his culinary prowess and hailstorm-prediction powers. Get your Groupon and prepare to be taken away to the distant shores of Italy, Montenegro, or a small, informal island made of sunshine.
This Groupon is not valid on Valentine's Day.
Reviews
Backed by a bevy of five-star reviews, Citysearch named Bistro Baffi Best Seattle Italian Food in 2009. Yelpers give it 4.5 stars, and 90% of Urbanspooners like it:
- Wonderful delicious food. Very stylish, upscale & clean restaurant with reasonable prices. Fresh food made from scratch. We had no complaints what-so-ever – Jovana Evans, Citysearch
- pizza appetizer is my new fav, filet migon [sic] was cooked to perfection. Such a good cut of meat, not too salty. Server was awesome. Chef was friendly. I can't believe this place is in Burien. How wonderful for us!!! – Harley, Urbanspoon
- Every time I have been to Bistro Baffi, I have been treated like a long, lost friend. Michael & Dinka, the owners, are gracious and certainly there to please. As for the food, I have never been disappointed. – Janice T., Yelp
- Best Seattle Italian Food
- Cozy European atmosphere
- Sauces, breads, and desserts prepared daily
Jump to: Reviews | Haste Makes Taste
Comfort your soul, the actuating cause of life and spicy meatballs, with today’s Groupon: $25 for $50 worth of fine Italian dining and drinks at Bistro Baffi in Burien. The European-style Italian eatery's fresh herbs, savory sauces, and gourmet dishes won Citysearch's Best Seattle Italian Food award in 2009.
Start off with a caprese salad ($8) or the bruschetta Baffi with grilled rustic bread topped with mozzarella, tomatoes, basil, and garlic ($10) while you peruse the menu of Tuscan-inspired entrees. Pasta dishes include rigatoni paesana—Italian sausages, portabella, and wild shitake mushrooms in Chef Michael Vujovich’s signature spicy pink sauce ($15)—and spaghetti pescatore with fresh seafood, Chianti, herbs, and spicy tomato sauce ($30). Bistro Baffi's sauces, breads, and desserts are prepared daily. Meat-lovers delight in the bistecca Romana (thin sautéed beef tenderloin, $25) and the pollo alla saltimbocca (grilled chicken breast with prosciutto, sage, white wine, and melty mozzarella, $17). Pair your meal with white or red grapen goodness from Bistro Baffi's carefully curated wine collection.
The restaurant features a cozy European atmosphere with a private wine and party room and two patios, each larger than the other. Bistro Baffi's name translates literally to “small, informal restaurant mustache," not because Bistro Baffi is secretly a mustache posing as a restaurant in disguise, but because it's named after its renowned chef’s trademark curled mustache, which is rumored to be the source of his culinary prowess and hailstorm-prediction powers. Get your Groupon and prepare to be taken away to the distant shores of Italy, Montenegro, or a small, informal island made of sunshine.
This Groupon is not valid on Valentine's Day.
Reviews
Backed by a bevy of five-star reviews, Citysearch named Bistro Baffi Best Seattle Italian Food in 2009. Yelpers give it 4.5 stars, and 90% of Urbanspooners like it:
- Wonderful delicious food. Very stylish, upscale & clean restaurant with reasonable prices. Fresh food made from scratch. We had no complaints what-so-ever – Jovana Evans, Citysearch
- pizza appetizer is my new fav, filet migon [sic] was cooked to perfection. Such a good cut of meat, not too salty. Server was awesome. Chef was friendly. I can't believe this place is in Burien. How wonderful for us!!! – Harley, Urbanspoon
- Every time I have been to Bistro Baffi, I have been treated like a long, lost friend. Michael & Dinka, the owners, are gracious and certainly there to please. As for the food, I have never been disappointed. – Janice T., Yelp